The Dothan Eagle Masthead and Rates Notice
The Dothan Eagle lists editors and business staff including William Theodore Hall and Horace Ball with rates for subscriptions by carrier and mail. It notes circulation and public notices, with a misstatement policy and Associated Press affiliation bearing on news use. The page includes republication references and a Jefferson quotation.
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Dothan Eagle
William Theodore Hall
Jutiad Ball
WOC
Batchelor
Horace Ball
Nathan
Alabama
Postoffice
Associated Press
Associated
When War Returns The Republics Debate 1936
A Concordia Blade essay warns that war will return with no clear reason and predicts blood and death. The Albany Herald commentary links debt from World War I to new arms buildup by Japan Germany Italy Britain France and the United States pacing for a potential cataclysm and defense spending.
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Marion Ellet
Concordia Blade
Emporia
Kan
Albany Herald
Progress in Aviation Shows Small Planes Gain
The Aero nautical Branch of the Department of Commerce reports steady output growth for small low-powered mono planes, with prices cut to boost sales. It notes aviation is 33 years old, yet American air adoptions lag. only about 14,000 licensed pilots and few aircraft exist. Public fear and gravity laws hinder private flying amid patent flight basics dating to Wright brothers.
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Wright Brothers
Autogyro safety and flying practice amid 1930s debate
A discussion on airplane training costs and safety compares low priced monoplanes to conventional aircraft, noting autogyros offer stall resistance but are impractical. It also mentions a Coast Guard cutter christening, political convention season, and a formal apology from The News-Argus for publishing a controversial letter with objectionable remarks.
Louisiana politics and Huey Long era shifts in Washington
Washington notes describe moves to drop criminal income tax evasion charges against Seymour Wells and four Long era officials in New Orleans. The piece discusses administration harmony, decapitations of pro-Roosevelt appointees, and Long machine influence in Louisiana politics, including figures Overton and Mrs. Long, plus copyright issues around Share the Wealth.
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Washington
Louisiana
Huey Long
Seymour Wells
Long
New Orleans
Huey
Amos W. Woodcock
Dan Moody
Texas
Roosevelt
Long Machine
John H. Overton
Mrs. Long
Longings in Hell Lodgings Targeted for Lawyers
An 17th century Dublin district tale notes a narrow arched passage from Four Courts to Christ Church. Known as Hell, it featured a carved devil at the entrance and was a famed lodging quarter. An early Dublin ad offered furnished apartments in PeloN, described as well suited to dangers.
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Four Courts
Chitt Church Cathedral
Christ Church Drae
Riel
Dublin
Hell
Burrs
Pelon
The
Doublin Times
Note for Internationaists on a Century of Aviation Silhouettes
A fragmented note recalls a century of aviation mishaps and international labor in building aircraft. references to German Swiss Austrian teams, Swedish pins, a French engine, a Yugoslav government link, and a propeller initiative in Britain under American leadership. It juxtaposes media bluster with technical ambition and winds of political exchange.
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Switzenland
Great Britain
William Allen White notes Cleveland convention seriousness
Kansas editor William Allen White comments on the Cleveland convention as a serious event. He says voters will align with appealing or excitable sides, and the piece ends by noting a funeral and lingering tensions as readers weigh their stance.
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William Allen White
Kansas
Cleveland
Buffalo News
Talks To Parents BY BROOKE PETERS CHURCH
An essay argues parents should teach children to plan trips and errands. It cites a mother wasting a child’s time with multiple trips and urges early lessons in organization and making lists to save time and energy for future generations.
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Brooke
Peters Church
Ano Adave
Siam
Mary
Tom
New York Letter by C O McIntyre reveals social blurbs and cultural notes
In New York Diary dated June 9 McIntyre sketches a day of social rounds from a ranch invitation to theatre, dining at the Ritz, and a cinema stop with Floyd Gibbons. He highlights Ayn Rand as an intellectual sensation, Longchamps’ tipping practice, and vivid restaurant scenes on 12th Street and East 38th Street with past recollections of Laley’s.
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New York
Betty Rogers
Meredith Nicholson
Venezuela
Bob
Madge Davis
Japan
Dean Cornwell
Detroit Athletic Club
Katharine Brush
Charles Ing
Albert Keller
Ritz
Floyd Gibbons
East 52Nd
Ayn Rand
America
Town Hall
Hollywood
Gouverneur Morris
Soviet Russia
Blanchette
Gypsy Weather and a Lawyer's Entanglement in Turmoil
In a tense confession, Hope Devine tells of Roddie's crash injuries, Torrobin's threats, and her search for legal aid. She reveals fear of extradition, Pipolo and Olga’s schemes, and her flight to locate Rupert for protection. She recalls past trust, marriage secrets, and a perilous pursuit through New York streets.
Hope Explains Secret Stair In Doorway Confession
In a dramatic confession, Hope reveals she hid jewels with Rupert and feared Roddie’s reaction as he faced surgery. She admits to praying at church and keeping the dress and jewels to show prosperity before his operation while Pipolo’s money was not needed that night.
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Atlantic City
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Rupert
Chow
Joris
Hope
Jasca
Lasca
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Loudiea
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Torrobin
Revere
Redaie
Maddie
Steddie
Mary
Pipoto
Terrobin
End Care
Dirk
Tony Fazzini
Aken
Copsright
Margaret Ball Mauston
A Little Extra Wife and Ensign Quip on West Virginia
A brief naval quip from the USS West Virginia features a wife lamenting her efforts to cook and bake with no reward, while an amused Ensign responds that he merely gains indigestion from the meals. The exchange highlights everyday humor aboard a warship.
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USS
West Virginia Mountaineer
Humorous Exchange At Sea Between Sailors
A light exchange aboard the U S S West Virginia features a Mountaineer quip about perfection and imperfection as two sailors tease one another. The banter showcases shipboard humor among crew members.
Postal surplus ahead as business improves say Star
Mr Farley reports business improving steadily with gains at an accelerated pace. The Kansas City Star asks whether the country may soon see another Postal Department surplus due to these rising profits.
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Farley
Kansas City Star
Restless Angler Challenge Sparks Bystander Banter
A humorous exchange in The Weekly News of Auckland features a restless angler taunting an onlooker who admits lacking patience for fishing. The brief dialogue captures a streetfront moment and local witty banter.
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the Weekly News
Auckland, N. Z
Prisoner Claims Overpayment After Charged Vote Incident
A courtroom exchange records the judge accusing a prisoner of voting three times for Hines. The prisoner retorts he has been gypped, stating they were only paid once. This brief note from Pennsylvania Keystone highlights a voting dispute and alleged multiple votes.
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U.S
Pennsylvania
Keystone
True Love Marie and the Ball Game Tale
A fragmentary dialogue shows Marie questioning love while recounting a ball game and dressmaking of a cousin. The line suggests a playful domestic scene as a political aside notes the Cleveland Indians overshadowed by a Republican elephant symbol.
Tall tale of dry land bass in Madison County
June 9 Montgomery AP recounts Conservation Commissioner L T Quinn noting anglers seek miracles as John Hampton, former state representative from Madison County, claims catching a two and a quarter pound bass on dry land near Beare dam creek after his mule stumbled. Hampton cites a court challenge by Harwell over legal fish taking.
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Montgomery
L T. Quinn
John Hampton
Stati
Madison Couty
Hampton
Beare Dam Creek
Madison County
Harwell
Alabama Game and
Beaver Dam
Claude i Wardel
Geneva H Girls Camp At Sampson State Park
Geneva County announces a girls camp at Sampson State Park from June 24 to 27. County leaders including Mrs. Carrie Threat, A. director, and recreational director Miss Izell Brew oversee arrangements with Eleanor Arcus Childs and G. A. Bloomquist contributing in support.
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Geneva
Re Samson
Une
Geneva County
State Park No
Carrie B. Threat
Misa Izell Brew
Eleanorra
Arcus Childs
Ear G. A. Bloomquist
Jae
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