Garner Senate clash over relief bill and Hoover veto risk
Washington June 24 AP reports a tug of war between Jack Garner backers and the Senate over the $2.3 billion unemployment relief bill. The Senate moved to conference with the House while adding 300 million for state loans and public works. President Hoover opposes the pork laden Garner plan but is open to parts of the emergency relief measure.
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Washington
Jack Garner
Senate
House
Garner
Fang
Hoover
Seeker Garner
Recnstruction Corporation
Beate
Reconsruction Corporation
Youthful Slayer Seeks Clemency Before Execution
Vertug Frost, 21, condemned for the slaying of Lin Waldrop near Corona, has asked Governor Miller for clemency to commute his July 8 death sentence to life imprisonment. His appeal to the Supreme Court was denied. a clemency hearing was granted for June 29, with testimony to be reviewed by the state pardon board and Governor Miller before a final decision.
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Montgomery
Supreme Court
Vertug Frost
Walker County
Guy B . Miler
Ife
Frost
Lin Waldrop
Fayette
Corona
Waldrop
Statesman
Petiton
Guv Miller
State Pardon Board
Fayette County
Fayett County
Fayette Post
American Legion
Reading Business
Gov Miller
John Brandon
Thomas E Knight, Jr
Pete Bearman, Jr
Miller
Pardon Board
Gov
Circuit
Supreme Courts
Wiregrass Morticians Form Regional Association
The Wiregrass funeral directors association was organized at the Wadlington hotel with leaders from Alabama, Georgia, and Florida. Officers named committees to finalize bylaws, with Walter Fletcher of Dothan as a key figure. The group aims to coordinate wholesale purchasing, equipment interchange, and professional standards for 24 charter members and affiliates, planning a July meeting in Dothan.
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Wiregrass Funeral Directors Association
Teading
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Walter Fletcher
Dothan
Lester Fellows
Ashford
P H Searcy
Enterprise
Paul Keth
Ozark
K L. Forrester
R H Ferguson
Finste
UN Searcy
Enter
Lesit’ Tows
Paul K 'B
Lotark Ping
Equipmrt
Dothan Golf Star Favours Faster 1933 Convention
Sterling Hamilton of Greenville defeated Jim Brennan at Dor than to win a Greenville golf championship. Dan Bainbridge veteran FiD, Horace Hall of Dothan advanced, George Spann of Dothan impressed with steady play. Ollin Dutra of Brentwood Cal joined leaders in the US Open first round at Fresh Meadow as weather shaped the field. The Alabama Optometrical Society plans its 1933 convention in Dothan with two days of meetings and delegate events between June 20 and 22.
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Dothan Golf Star
Greenville
Optometrists
Jim Brennan
Dorthan
Sterling Hamilton
Hamilton
Dennis B Scott
Bambridge
Dothan
Weaver
Montgomery
Scott Jost
Hs Orst
Pfigrey
Gracenville
Bainbridge
Reynolds May, Jr
Horace Hall
George Spann
Spann
Fresh Meadow Country Club
Flushing
Ark
Olln Dujira
Brentwood
Alabama Optometrical Society
Br G W Blakey
Moilety
Gadsden
Blakey
Pothan
Eastern Star Chapter 76 Elects New Officers
Alice Jones chosen worthy matron of Dothan Chapter No 16. Other officers include Walter Acree as worthy patron Mas Ramage associate matron Roy Stephenson associate patron Mae Pemberton secretary Lin Bush treasurer Georgia Acree conductress Willie Mae Cameron Adah Norma Talley Ruth Minnie Murdock Esther Taura Ezell Martha Doris Sellers Electa Clea Parker chaplain Estir Stephenson organist Ida Esp marshal Jusla Crawford warden John Crary member.
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Alice Jones
Dothan
Order of Eastern Star
Walter Payne Acree
Mas Ramage
Roy Stephenson
Mae Pemberton
Lin Bush
Georgia Acree
Willie Mae Cameron
Adah
Norma Talley
Ruth Minnie Murdock
Esther Taura Ezell
Martha
Doris Sellers
Electa
Clea Parker
Estir Stephenson
Ida Esp Marshal
Jusla
Crawford Warden
John Crary
Butter Keeps Just As Well In Small Lots
Washington June 14 The Department of Agriculture reports experiments on butter storage showing small lots or containment do not reduce shelf life. Findings indicate butter held in paper packs or tubs remains usable, with fat content and texture largely preserved across tested conditions.
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Department of Agriestare
Democratic convention attendance despite loss noted
A fragmented report indicates a candidate who lost will still attend the Democratic convention. Key figures mentioned include Mr Ronan and Dr Te Wo Thales among others, with plans for a meeting in Chicago on January 26 and a halftime adjustment by De Prekes.
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Ledgate
Ronan
Teres
Mtanere
Cmeie
Birmingham area endures warmest day before damaging storm
In Birmingham on June 24 after the year's hottest day a storm with rain and strong winds hit the eastern district. The gale toppled trees and blew shingles from a mill roof in Fo chant City area while debris damaged portions of Tarrant. The wind, from the northwest, lasted about 19 minutes with a quarter hour of gusts, followed by lingering rain. Local officials reported widespread disruption and property damage across the district.
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Birmingham
Rand
Chant City
Mint
Tarrant
Nic Tarrant
Open Campaign On Two Thirds Rule Roils Chicago Rally
Roosevelt backers press open campaign to abandon two thirds rule for nominating a Democratic presidential candidate at the national convention. Key figures including Mayor Frank Hague and Alfred Smith supporters clash with critics led by Senator Hull and Governor Murray who warn a move could fracture the party. Georgia’s Howell urged a two thirds change while others push for majority rule as convention debates proceed.
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Chicago
al Smith
Roosevelt
Szalnat Roosevelt
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Staunch Smith
Democratic National Committee
Alfred Smith
Hagin
Hewna
Senator Given
Virginia
William Murray
Oklahoma
Tip Roosevelt
Giorgiz
Howell
Tore
Alfred E Smith
Hull
Wheeter
Art Arong
Thane
Hagues
Farley
New York
Govannor
Cotton Shipment Report From Local Market
A fragmented OCR entry notes another cotton shipment today with references to markets, prices, and traders. It mentions entities such as Ne and Inger and references real markets and freight details, though the text is garbled.
No Tax Collects In Town For Year 1932 Fairburn
Fairburn announces a tax holiday for 1932 with no city taxes collected. Mayor Guy Hearn and the city council say the treasury is ample and further revenue would be unnecessary. Exemption applies to property within the city limits including roads, utilities, and industrial plants. Fairburn’s population is listed as 2603.
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Fairburn
API
Guy Hearn
Pblce
Bank Bandits Spirited to Louisiana City in Kidnap Plot
Two confessed Louisiana bank bandits and kidnappers were moved from Murfreesboro Arkansas to a Louisiana city by officers to prevent a federal trial for murder of Deputy Sheriff Elmo Ferguson. The suspects Thomas and Bearden were captured after abducting Mr and Mrs Clyde Taylor to steal their car, with the woman accomplice Mabel Beck shot and jailed in Franklin Parish.
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Murfreersboro
Ark
Lowiaiana
Lochainan Ofitera
John Thoman
Walter Bearden
Taw
Sherif Elmo Ferguson
Ferguson
Hatte Tuerday
Franklin Parish
Thomas
Bearden
Clyde Taylor
Louthlann
Taylor
Glenwond
Here
Oklaoma
Ruston
Warmw Landing
Thoman
Cummings
Oklahoma
Murfreesboro
Alling Station
Taylors
oMosts
Franklin Pariah
Mabel Beck
Birmingham
Aja
Franklin State Bank
Baskin la
Bandn
Abe
Cotton Plant Ark
Memphis
County's Gasoline Tank Here Today
Houston county reports arrival of a new Ravine storage tank and initiation of installation work along with a plan to purchase 12440 gallons of easing wt. Officials expect to free up half of the county's non prea inehile and noted the work will proceed along the Drey Lone palhway. Local officials and general carina merenel! batyany offite conferred Thursday.
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Houston County
Freedom break at county jail foiled in morning escape attempt
Prisoners drilled through wall bricks in the bullpen on the second floor while a blanket hid the hole. A lever and iron bar were used as tools to tear bricks and aid a jailbreak, with guards discovering the plan before it could unfold. Suspects named include William Penn and Albert Lewis among others facing arson, burglary, and counterfeit charges.
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Om Cera
Imic
Conalderabin
Howard Rogers
Feller
Whey Colina
Butler
Rogers
King
Sheen
William Penn
Albert Lewis
Chariie Herringta
George Brooks
Jemne Roney
Clyde Raley
Bennetts Thorne
Tall Works
Seven-Shape Sing at Grimes Sunday
A garbled fragment mentions a seven-shape sing event at Grimes on Sunday. The readable bits reference a gathering involving some station or location and a tone described as watery. no clear names, dates, or outcomes emerge.
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Grimes
Fragmented OCR adds confusion to local notice
A garbled text segment from a newspaper page shows mixed letters and broken phrases. It references a dated event and a possible legal or civic notice but lacks coherent names or places. The readable fragments hint at an official action, yet essential details are unreadable.
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