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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1935

Page

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Weevils threaten Alabama cotton with heavy damage feared

Rain spread heavy boill weevil activity across Alabama cotton fields as county agents report rising infestations in multiple counties. Auburn's J M Robinson warns damage likely in July and August if conditions persist, while general farming progresses include weed control and oats harvest.

Auburn Alabama Seat J. M. Robinson Aspartment of Antomology and Zoology Colbert Crenshaw Baldwin Cousty Etowah Winston County Blount Birmingham

Coffee Preserve Project Starts in Dale and Coffee Counties

The Peariver Manned land program began on a 1, acre Alabama Relief administration land to create a forest park and game preserve spanning Dale and Coffee counties. D Sexton, county agent, reports field and office work, many inquiries, letters, and contracts processed as part of rural homestead and cotton contract reviews.

M. J. Hutchison Peariver Dale Coffee Albama Relief D. Sexton Atate Board Atate Board of Review

Mrs LaFollette a Key Campaign Figure in Wisconsin

Mrs Philp LaFollette, wife of the governor, studied sociology at Wisconsin and campaigned statewide. She helped form progressive clubs, urged women to join, and writes a weekly column on women’s activities in welfare politics and government for The Progressive.

Prolif Lafollette Philp LaPollette University of Wisconsin Wisconsin Philip LaFollette

High Court Goes On Vacation But Work On Dockets

Washington June 10 The Supreme Court begins a long vacation lasting until next October yet work remains heavy with documents shipped to justices for study. The nine justices divide travel and bench time with four weeks of sitting, six days a week, and 30 minute lunches in conference. The age of the court and the possibility of future appointments loom over the term as major decisions burden the docket.

High Court Washington Republic Hughes Senate Han Justicea Acaatan

Wedding ring returns to Winters Lutheran church site

A wedding ring lost in front of a Winters, Texas Lutheran church in 1947 was found near the scene undamaged. A related state payment update notes 168 corn hog contracts approved by the state board of review with benefits totaling 14827.15. Some groups 1 and 111 have not yet submitted reports and certificates are in the state office.

Winters Tex Gattachalky State Board of Review Santo Washington State Office Mane

Tale of a Nurse and a Missing Patient in London

Alison confronts a deceitful wife after her letter is torn and a patient vanishes. They discuss trust and truth in a basement cafe as the nurse uncovers a wife’s plot to move an aging patient to England, leaving no will or profit. The pieces reveal a crime of deception and a crumbling alliance.

Alison Nice Wes Hao Mle Renalix Blewile Air 0 England London Abe

Mile Lamoureux joins Dionne quints care staff in Callander

Mile Lamoureux a nurse with twelve years of Montreal hospital experience becomes the new private nurse for the Dionne quintuplets in Callander. Born in Canada to an American father, she replaces Madge Louiss De Kirkine on leave and is fluent in French and English after training with the Sisters of Jesus and Mary. Her appointment follows years of public and private care for the famous babies and she speaks with a French accent as she discusses her feelings on the role. The article also touches on national policy debates in Congress regarding banking, the Tennessee Valley Authority, social security, and other measures, noting current congressional activity and opposition.

Callander Mile Cecile Lamoureur Trench Epeska Aer C. B. Lamoursux Ke Eanabe Mich Montreal Apna 9 Missut Engilah Dates Hospital Reulres Buree Engileh Sisters of Jesus and Mary Lamoureux Mademoiselle Cece Lamoureux Marie Fruest Dafoe Hospital

Justin Miller Named Leader of Crime Prevention Bureau

Authoritative sources say Justin Miller, special assistant to the attorney general, is slated to head a new Federal bureau of crime prevention. Miller, from North Carolina, will chair the National Crime Conference advisory council which endorsed a fourfold expansion of the Justice Department. Cummings outlined plans for a crime institute, training for state and metro police, non federal prison officials, and a national bureau to coordinate efforts and train federal attorneys and marshals.

Washington Justin Muller Federal Bureau of Crime Prevention Cummings Congress Miller North Carolina Cornci Nationa Crime Conference Jua- Fea Tamford Connecticut Federal Bureau of Prison Bureau of Crime Prevention Crime Prevention Bureau

Alabama Health Chats on Vacation Safety

Dr. J N Baker advises vacationers to avoid typhoid by drinking from inspected sources or boiling unknown water, and to avoid impure milk. Vaccination is recommended and general hygiene in food and water handling urged to reduce infection risk while traveling in rural areas.

J. N. Baker Alabama

Whirlwind Buying Wave Touts Texas Wool Market

In San Angelo Texas AP reports a week saw more than 4 009 000 pounds of Texas wool sold with an estimated 12 000 000 to 35 000 000 pounds contracted for future delivery. Buyers in the east show interest as the Texas wool market advances steadily amid optimistic local sheep men.

Texas San Angelo Tex Honaily Uyers

New Maine Inscription Pleases Spaniards in Madrid

Madrid on June 20 reports that the Spanish government sent an official expression of appreciation to United States Ambassador Claude G. Bowers for aiding the alteration of the Maine inscription at Annapolis Naval Academy. The wording changed from Destroyed by a Spanish mine to Destroyed by a submarine mine, easing tensions with Spain.

New Maine Madrid United States Claude G. Bowers Maine Annapolis Naval Academy State Department

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