Alabama cotton grower faces acreage cutoff plan
Alabama farmers begin enrollment in the Federal acreage reduction program as part of the national drive to curb cotton production. county agents report strong local support and expect quotas to be met while compensation options total about 10.9 million dollars for Alabama producers who retire 988000 acres. meetings occur across the state to explain contracts and payments under the Agricultural Adjustment Act.
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Auburn
Als
Alabama
Alsbanis
Tiona
L N Inmean
Extension Service
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Wallace
Warm ‘Bureau and Cotton Association
Duncan
Avota
Aecordanes
Revised Vet Benefits Cut Nears Public Release
Washington reports the Veterans Administration will soon publish a revision of veteran benefits as directed by law. About 159000 veterans are affected, with $45 million in savings from the economy law and new compensation rules under Roosevelt executive orders. Boards will review presumptive cases for neuropsychiatric and related conditions, with five members per panel and regional offices involved, aiming for action by October 31.
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Washington
Veterans’ Administration
Congress
Roosevelt
Officara
Ie” Agency
Gtavera
Ita
Georgia Commission Faces Inquiry By Governor Talmdge
Five members of the Georgia Public Service Commission are to appear before Governor Talmdage in Atlanta to justify why they should not be removed. The hearing follows charges by Atlanta attorney Jack Savage for the Georgia Federation of Labor that the commissioners neglected duty and aided Georgia Power in maintaining a monopoly. The five commissioners are James A. Perry, Perry T. Righth, Walter MacDonell, Jules Felton, and Albert Woodruff.
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Georgia Pubiic Service Commission
Tallmadge
Jack C. Savage
Georgia Federation of Labor
Georgia Power Company ‘i
James A. Perry
Perry
T. Roight
Valdosta
Walter MacDoneld
Augurta
Jule Felton
Montesum
Albert Woodruft
Decatur
Commierion
Singers Convention Chosen Dothan for 1935 Meeting
Dothan was selected Sunday by the Tri States Musical Convention to host the third annual session at Mart oufia in 1935. It will be the first Alabama city to hold the convention with meetings previously in Georgia or Florida. Mayor I C Teall and Ha Weatherly invited more than 5000 attendees to the city auditorium for the June gathering featuring Alabama Florida and Georgia singers.
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Tri-States
Martoufia
Georgia
Florida
I C Teall
Ha Weatherly
Weatherly
Alabama
Floride
Marion W Hayes Buried Yesterday in Alabama
Marion W Hayes aged 82 died Saturday night at his daughter’s home in Enterprise area. Survived by widow Lula Hayes, three sons and three daughters including Alto Ray Hayes and Paul Hayes, along with siblings and extended family. Body moved to Tabernacle church near Enterprise for 4 pm service conducted by multiple pastors, with pallbearers listed.
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4Th RR Conner
Grant Street
Hayes
Pinckard
Dothan
Ais
Mra Lula Hayes
Fellows Alto
Ray Hayes
Paul
R OL Coates
R. E Taylor
Enterprise
W. L Snell
Butts
Church
C L. Dorsey
O C. Adrina
Charlie Newton
Hart Dowling
Will Heiattas
Leonte Edwards
Royal Arch Masons to Install Officers Tonight
Do than Chapter No. 113 Royal Arch Masons will instill officers for the new year at the Masonia temple. The 8 o'clock meeting will honor three principal officers, including Wade H. Griffin as high priest, Jobe Adkina as king, and W. PF. -dcreq as cri,- with the ceremony marking the year ahead.
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Dothan
Royal Arch Masons
Masonia Temple
Wade H. Griffin
Jobe Adkina
King
W. PF
Dcreq
Woman Seriously Hurt After Fall Looking at Airplane
Mrs De DeBardelebon, 70, fell Saturday afternoon while watching an overhead airplane and suffered a fractured hip. She was taken to hospital, then released to recover at home later the same day. she is described as in fair condition considering age, and is mother of Mrs A E Gurners.
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Normaa
Sali
DeBardelebon
Bhola
Mre A E Gurners
Readjust Debt, Couzens Says At World Conference
Senator Couzens of Michigan urged a global debt readjustment at a world economic conference. He called for organizing creditors worldwide and setting up a permanent advisory body between creditors and debtors. He spoke of debts in general, not war debts, warning against uncured defaults.
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London
API
Couzens
Michigan
World Economic Conference
Langley Field Plane Crashes Into River Four Believed Dead
Langley Field Va June 26 AP A Bangley Field plane turning from Baltimore Saturday night with four men aboard crashed into the James river near Rushmere Seaplanes were sent to the scene and located the craft but no trace was found of the men Aboard the crew included Lieut He W Mackelean 3rd bombardment squadron Second Lieut Ly Hor wath 49th bombardment squadron and Privates J J Syare and W Olive both of the 3%rd aquadran A parachute cord was found in the ship with two suit cases The plane was located a short distance from the river bottom about a mile out to the stream
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Reward Offered for Slayer of Night Watchman in Capital
Montgomery June 24 Gov Miller posts a 200 reward for information leading to the capture of Hatfield the nightwatchman found dead on a bench near a storage house his head crushed by a lever from a concrete mixer urged by Temple Sethela of the Montgomery circuit court authorities.
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Alf
Hatfield
Bom
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Olloi
Tor Temple
Bomb Explodes in St Peters Injuring Four
Vatican City June 6 AP police say a bomb exploded near the St Peters area injuring four as crowds pressed at the holy year site. Selamon, with Spanish passport, was arrested on charges of planting the explosive claimed to be linked to strain between the Vatican and Syria after the Pope's June 3 encyclical. The blast damaged property outside the main doors as pilgrims, including Americans, moved in and out during the late mass.
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Vatican City
Spain
Demetrio Solomon
Aresting Selamon
Vatican
Syrain
Selamon
Clouds Give Relief to Heat in Drouth Area
The cloud cover provided relief from heat in the drouth regions of the Northwest, but rainfall remains scarce. Oklahoma City hit 104 degrees the hottest June 24 on record, with Topeka and other spots showing near century highs. New Mexico, Colorado saw scattered showers, yet overall drought persisted, impacting crops and pastures while several deaths were linked to the heat.
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Hawsas City
CAP Gloude
Nouheast
Oklahoma
Texas
Oklahoma City Weather Bureau
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Tula
Tesan
Kanean
Topeka
Kan
Colorado
New Mexico
Marahell
Joan of Livenock
Senator Borah undergoes prostate operation in Baltimore
Senator Borah of Idaho underwent an operation on the prostate gland in Baltimore at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Surgeon Dr. Hugh Young performed the procedure, described as not a removal, as Borah was admitted for a health check and expected to recover.
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Baltimore
Borah
Idaho
Jehra Hopkins Hompheil
Hugh Young
Poison dose fatal to young farmer Goodman Jeffcoat
Goodman Jeffcoat a 33 year old farmer of Godon route one died after a poison dose given hours earlier. Doctors and relatives provided no motive. He was found unconscious and died three hours later. Funeral set for Pleasant Hill church with Rev Godfrey. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Weller Jeffcoat and several siblings.
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Godon
Westwell
Ln AL
Nichaician
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Nonnir
Plesaont Hill Church
Godfrey
Aahfoul
Forester
Jeffconta
Weller Jeffcoat
Yom Nent Tarmera
Aahford
Drive Opens Here to Remove 21000 Acres of Cotton
Houston county announces a county wide campaign to reduce cotton acreage by 21000 acres under a federal plan. Contracts must meet conditions including alien holder limits and farm estimates. payments total about $200000 if enough contracts are received. Meetings set in multiple towns this week to explain the program and gather agreements.
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Sugg
Aericulture
Secretary of Agriculture
Nouthern
Hounton County
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Thureday- Mt. Zion
Pansey
Gordon
Webb
Crosby
Crafton
Comerta
Kinsey
Taylor
Madrid
Newston Springs
Wicknburg
Rehobeth
Moos
Midian
Elopement Ends When Father Is Killed In Attack
An enraged father opposed to his daughter's marriage killed the groom during an attempted elopement in Tamestoke county. The assailant reportedly struck with a hammer after threats and pursuit by law enforcement officers.
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Ata
Sine
Bludge Dyntele
Tamestoke
Jil
Walt Burne
Haniel Brome
Mistink
Daniele
Mayor to Seek Contract With Power Company
The mayor pledges to continue efforts to obtain a contract from Alabama Power to lower city costs for consumers. He argues cheaper rates and lower city expenses will benefit residents while criticizing past resistance and urging unity to pressure the utility for price reductions.
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Mavis
Tormy
Alabama Power
Monte
Citi
Putian
Mane
Aishima
Fourteen year old Tallahassee man slain in car near bridge
A Tallahassee man of about fourteen was found shot to death in a car near a bridge. Police reported two other men were wounded as attackers fired from the street and bridge rail. An inquest jury returned a verdict of death at the hands of unknown parties.
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Tallahassee
Jone 2
Hobbs
Gerkoek der Oriver Bay
Coe Ulthia
Tonitien
Netare
Pat Hebte
Aled
July County Court Term Postponed to August Term
Lawyers and witnesses note that the July term of county court is postponed. Judge J. K. Martin directs the term to continue from the Fourth of July to August, with proceedings reset for the August term.
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Juder
Martin
Man Charged After Allegheny County Incident
Lawrence Wynn was arrested Saturday night on a wassilt and battery charge related to injuries to Ain by a pistol blow. A warrant set Wynn’s bond under $100, with authorities detailing the assault at a Wo Lilingston location.
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Lawrence Wynn
Wo Lilingston
Wynn
Ain
Fred Unter
Man dies after leap to recover hat near Dothan
Myers W. of Ashford Alabama was crushed by a paving truck while leaping from the vehicle to retrieve a hat. Investigators say he attempted to retrieve the hat as the truck moved. he fell under the right rear wheel and died Sunday morning after being taken to the hospital. The driver Gray of Miami was questioned. Crenshaw and Rhodes investigated for Barber Bros. Construction Co. relatives include Myers wife, daughters, and several siblings. Arrangements pending in Ashford.
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Ot Myers
Asntor
Trak Nrar
Ashford
Bers
Gray
Mios
Myers
File Crenshaw, Jr
Montgomery Insurance
Offeriis
Barber Bros. Construction Co
Pawers
Myere
Crenshaw
Bintan
Kiwanians Arrive for 1933 Meeting in Los Angeles
Alabama’s delegation to the 14th Annual Kiwanis International convention lands in Los Angeles to participate in discussions on aiding underprivileged children unemployment and civic betterment. The Alabama group led by JB Lewis includes state officers and district leaders. The keynote aims to outline nine objectives for 1250 clubs in the United States and Canada. Tonight Kiwanis clubs across Atlanta and nationwide join in gratitude for four years of achievements.
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Los Angeles
Alabama
Kiwaby International
JB Lewis
Tate Walter Miller
Tuscanb
John E Bryan
Beaxemer
Parstrvine Auburn
Charles A Arbroeht
Huntington 'Endiana
Atrack
Outii
Unid
Conorta
Huwinensk
Kiwanis
Attema
Middleton Banshee Crash Claims Two Lives in Greensville
Margaret Middleton and her brother John Middleton Jr. die from injuries after a car overturn near McAlester while riding with their uncle Ola Dikis in Greensville Texas. The Greensville banker John Middleton Sr. was injured in the crash that occurred Sunday afternoon.
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Malester
Ola
Margaret
Middleton
John
Greensville
Texas
John Middleton Jr
McAlester
Trial in Kansas Proves Father Sane and Son Insane
In a Plea for insanity, Harry Shutt’s father faced court in Topeka. The trial concluded with the father deemed sane while the son was found insane and committed to the state hospital.
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Peka
Kan
Harry Shutt
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