Dothan Man Sentenced For Contempt Of Court In Seed Case
Dothan man Earl Hammond was sentenced to twelve months in the Montgomery county jail for contempt of court after a trial in which he was found guilty of falsifying testimony in the federal seed loan act case. An appeal was noted while bail was denied pending review and a prior mistrial in the conspiracy case led to a second trial.
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Earth
Hammond
Dothan
Charles B. Kennamer
United States District Court
Montgomery
Jedge Kennamer
Montgomery County
Ham
Thomas L.huten
Aro
Jim
Bond
Daette
Department of Justice
Wapilor
Albert L. Lohm
Louis sm@iyer
Lohm
Wtil Lae
Aid
Hielf
Kennamer
United Aeetna
United States
T. Jackson
Leo Eupy
Ta Hak Richards
Kepnanier
Tte Coe
Richards
iKennafoer
Digctar
Pine Phe
Jackson
Espy
Jack
Richard T. Rives
Leo Espy
Alabama
Leo Eapy
Arthur Chilton
Harry 8- Barger
Atty
Middleton
Atty. Rives
Dist
Chilton
Kennamer Hazy
Tudge
Hennamer
Barger
Alty
John Denson
Point War
Keenamer
Se Montgomery
T. Jack
Rivest
23 Die When Tanker Explodes in Montreal Harbor
An oil tanker Cymbaline exploded in Montreal harbor killing 23 men and injuring 6 as workers near the vessel and crew were sleeping. A second, more powerful blast followed the initial fire, sending flames high and causing panicked men to flee with injuries. The ship had been grounded and is docked for repairs.
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Montreal
Quebec
Ster
Fremen
City Postal Employee In Serious Condition After Operation
R. G. Burdeshaw, a city letter carrier, remained in serious condition after a major operation at DOT hospital this week. He was badly injured three years ago when a truck backed into him on Mates Street, pinning him beneath the wheel and leaving him hospitalized for a year with severe injuries. A badly infected kidney was removed during the latest operation, explaining his ongoing kidney symptoms.
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R. G. Burdeshaw
Dothan Hospital
Mr. Burdeshaw
Mates Street
Alabama Paroles Granted To 227 Prohibition Violators
Montgomery June 17 The gates of Alabama prisons opened as Gov Miller granted one year parole to 227 convicted violators of the prohibition law. The paroles are test paroles with potential permanent freedom for good behavior. All inmates had at least six months served and were class A or B for conduct.
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Montgomery
Alabama
M. Miller
Florence perfects community garden in Florence
Florence launches a charity labor garden for the unemployed. All work is done by volunteers with harvests traded for work at the Florence Good Will Center. Irish potatoes tomatoes okra and peppers will be raised on the 16 acre plot as merchants cooperate with crops.
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Florence
Co ‘Br
Lene
Pmachivery
Unemployment agency records small donation and urgent needs
The unemployment relief agency reports a $23 contribution from a local postal employee, bringing their total to $73 after previous $50 donations. Debts are nearly cleared but funds are exhausted, with calls for several hundred collard plants to replant areas, 25,000 sweet potato plants already prepared, peas harvested for workers, and wood sales continuing slowly.
Brown Edges Williams In Gordon Justice Of Peace Race
John T. Brown of Gordon was defeated by E B Williams in the Democratic primary for Beat 13 justice of the peace. Brown received 45 votes. Williams 84. In Cottonwood Beat 5 W A Whitehead defeated A Barker. Whitehead 73 votes. Barker 44. Whitehead will succeed J C Adams as peace judge.
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John T. Brown
Gordon
E. B. Williams
Tunsday
Justice of the Peace
Brown
Williams
W. A. Whitehead
A. Barker
Justice of the Peace Rac
Cottonwood
Whitehead
J. C. Adama
Spann Resigns From City Malaria Control Post
Grady Spann, who led city malaria control under the county health department, resigns effective duty today. Spann had been in charge of mosquito control in Dothan after a prior release from the county health service due to budget cuts. He served three years with the health department, two as sanitary officer. CRIMSON CLOVER FIANTED BOOTSBORO, Lune 17 AP Partners in Jackson County are planting two acres of crimson clover for sheep pasture and pollinator support.
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Grady Spann
County Health Department
Torreaday
Spann
Dothan
Health Department
Crimson Clover
Bootsboro
Lune
Jackson Corurty
Ashford Truck Grower Exhibits Nine-Tomato Cluster Today
Z. B. White of Ashford displayed a nine tomato cluster weighing nearly five pounds at the Dothan home demonstration club rally. J. F. Nowell, Ashford truck farmer, grew the cluster. White noted unusual multi-fruit growth amid a bumper Ashford tomato crop aided by extensive rainfall.
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Ashford
Houston County
Dothan
Z. B. White
Achford
J. F. Nowell
Mr. White
Mr.White
Nowell
Cotton Materials of Varied Colors Shown from Mills
At the University of Alabama on June 17 the Institute of Parents and Teachers hosts a display of cotton materials from Alabama mills. The exhibit features chambrays, ginghams, dimities, and various twills aimed at boosting cotton consumption. Notable pieces include garments and home furnishings made by members of Alabama Home Demonstration clubs.
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University
Alabama
University of Alabama
Institute of Parents and Teachers
Jeottan
Bome
Camp Cheonda Opens July at Lake Junaluska
Camp Cheonda on the shores of Lake Junaluska North Carolina will open its summer session on July 4 for a three month run Under the auspices of the board of Christ in Education Methodist Episcopal Church South Assistants to MissAfien Moon camp director will be Miss Margaret Pattercom New York City and Montgomery Alabama
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Lake Junaluska
N. C
Cheonda
Lake Junalurke
Board of Christ In Education
Methodiet Zplecopal Church
South
Afien Moon
Margaret Pattercom
New York City
Montgomery
Ala
Dropping Sack Led to Negro Wallace McRae’s Undoing
Officers found a dropping sack containing liquor used by Wallace McRae, a Black man, during an incident on a street near Petanl Vid. The sack was linked to possession of alcohol and prohibited liquor, leading to charges of violating prohibition laws.
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Wallace McRae
Houston County Democratic Returns Detail Local Races
Official returns show Hugo Ruck 1544 votes and Thomas Kilby 737 in the senator race. Mrs. A. Y. Malone 1841 and Mrs. J. Frazier 254 led the national Democratic committee w oman race. E. C. Rowwell 1219 and W. M. Bronson 85 led the national Democratic space delegate race from the Third District. Dale County officials report John 5 Whigham defeating F. C. Brown for commissioner Third District, and J. A. Payne defeating W. J. Creel for commissioner Fourth District with 218 to 155 votes.
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Houston
Tuladey
Hugo Ruck
Thomas Kilby
A. Y. Malone
J. &. Frazier
E. C. Rowwell
W. M. Bronson
Dale County
John
Whigham
F.C. Brown
Brown
J. A. Payne
W. J. Creel
Creel
Houston County 4-H Club Girls Rally Opens
With several hundred persons in attendance the annual rally of the Houston County Home Demonstration Clubs opened today. The session began at 8 10 a m and would run through this afternoon with reports demonstrations and lessons on all phases of name demonstration work. Members from clubs here and from nearby areas attended the event.
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Houston County Home Demonstration Clubs
F&m
Les
Dripnds
Light Young Singers Qualify for Contest
AUKUPST June 7. Eight young ringers qualified for the Atwater Kent radio audition to be aired over station WAPY in Birmingham. The group includes six course winners and two winners from the University of Alabama. Participants include Knox, Totakine, Gaston, Raghin, Baily, Mercere, and Hows.
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Aukupst
Bigat
Atwater Kent
WAPY
Birmdingham
Ortener
University of Alabama
University Leanla Knox
Harry Totakine
Wwew
York
Mary Gaston South
Bears Me Raghin
Ta Pures
Baily
Vahgomnad Srnant Wesonde
Mbyte
Minos Mercer
Sponth Central Akkest Ait to State June 17 ARs Gen
Sparse OCR fragment notes June 17 event involving ARs Gen Tate Graz. Mentions military record and notable performance in a ceremony or recital context. Names and places are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Spanteh Central Akkest Ait
Ars
Tate Graz
Nerelat
Kidnaper Pleads Guilty in Donnelly Kidnapping Case
Kansas City June 17 A 37 year old deputy linked to the Donnelly kidnapping pleaded guilty and drew life imprisonment for the crime. Co defendant Lacy Browning also pleaded guilty and received 25 years. The case involved a planned ransom of 75000 and the deputy claimed his partners had double crossed him before Mrs Donnelly was released.
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Kansas City
Browning
Bonner Springs
Kas
Donnelly
Cour
Prioner
Mre. Donnelly
Ethel Dopaw
Dowingtown
Mra
Depew
Paul Seheldt
Cnt
Charlie Mele
Johannen ‘Burg
Ethel Depew
Kitnaping
Minnour
Ashford Tigers top Donalsonville 7 to 0 for consecutive wins
Ashford Tigers crushed Donalsonville 7 to 0 on Thursday to extend their winning streak in the Georgia Alabama league. Key hits by Max Bruner and Ed Owens sparked the offense, with Henry Williams and Jack Ford contributing drives and Bruner adding a pair of RBIs. A late rally by Donalsonville was stifled by Ashford’s defense as the Tigers pulled away.
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Ashford
Ashford Tigers
Donalsonville
Nix
Georgia-Alabama
Tigers
Georgia
Acorea
Jack Pate
Max Bruner
Ed Owens
Pate
Amblard
Funk
Henry Whmama
Ingler
Sian
Chariie Collins
Bill Bruher
Henry Walliame
Bruner
Jack Ford
Henry Willams
Ford
Page
Tronaleonville
Wate
Mrs Teh
Uwe
National City Bank Birthday Observed in New York
Bank celebrates anniversary of its founding in New York as the second largest in the region with capital noted at 124 million and capitalized growth highlighted despite incomplete OCR text.
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New York
National City Bank
Waseurcee
BLIEF
Democrats Move Into Chicago For Party Convention
Chicago dispatch notes Democrats prepare for their June 27 convention as Hoover renominates, with Everett Sanders named campaign manager. Republicans show staying power in Chicago amid a crowded field of supporters and delegate votes. Pennsylvania props up Charley Dawes and moves the renomination past the threshold. vote tallies include Kenyon, Harbord, Dawes, and Dawes’ backing figures.
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Chicago
Ill
Panie
Hoover
Curtie
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Hte
Hoats
Roovar
Curtis
Senator Blaine
Wisconsin
Galvin Coolidge
Joseph I. France
Maryland
Charley G. Dawes
James W. Wadeworth
New York
Cuirtte
Sunny Jim’ Sherman
Pennsylvania
Hanford MecNider
Iowa
James G. Harbord
Alvan T. Fuller
Mameachussetts
Bertrand Snell
J. Leonard Replogie
Florida
Hoover Nomination Rally Sparks Colorful Scene
A long convention day culminated in a demonstration welcoming the Hoover nomination. Governor Rolph led a planned march amid cheering crowds on the crowded floor as banners proclaimed unity from coast to coast. The event featured bands, flags, and jubilant attendees amid a lively, if messy, display of political theater.
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Hoover
Triend
Joseph L. Beott
Low Angelee
Scott
Rolph
California
Maine
Hejentalve
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Srogott
Shre
Anhur V. Chilton
S. Diatelet
Felae
Tia
Galstriel
Joseph T. France
France
Senator France
Calvin Coolidge
Postal
John Brown
Gordon Justice OF Peace
Kilby
Mrs. Malone
Boswell
Branson
South Africa
James Couzens
Michigan
Charles G. Dawes
Filinoda
David
Ingalls
Ola
Patrick J.hurley
Oidehome
Wiliam
Kenyon
Hiram Hingham
Connecticut
Edward Martin
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