Cottonwood Paving Plan Tied to State Funding
Alabama officials and county commissioners met with state highway officials in Montgomery to discuss paving the 14 mile Dothan Cottonwood route. A three way funding plan remains unsettled with possible sharing between AR A state and county. preliminary work may begin September with completion aimed for next June.
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J. Whidden
Wills Varnum
McIntyre
Houston County
C. C. McEachin
Rotdl
Gaston Scott
Mont- Tuceday
Oip
Scott
Cottonwood
Florida
NRL
Malone
Alabama
Washington
Dothan
McHachin
Dothan-Genevs County
Columbia
Brewton
Mobile
Slocomt
Fighting Flare On Jehol Frontier Between Manchukuo and China
AP dispatches from Tokyo report a Manchoukuan frontier patrol of 60 clashing with about 700 Chinese troops along the Jehol-Chahar frontier. Battles raged near Tsiwickou north of the North China frontier as a larger Manchoukuan detachment moved toward the battleground. additional Chinese forces were said to be arriving from Tushihkow as regular Japanese garrisons held positions.
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Glenn Babb
Associated Press
Tokyo
Jehol-Chaber
War Office
Rengo
Hsinking
Chineroe
Tushibkow
Elso
Heinking
Capitel
Menchoukuo
Tys- Wickou
Five Japanese Army Fliers Die In Falls
Tokyo June 26 AP report states five Japanese Army fliers died today in two accidents. Two planes collided at Magemiehare air base near Gifu, killing three. A separate crash at Keremigah ame base in Nitgate prefecture killed two more.
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Falls
Tokyo
Magemiehare
Gifu
Kegemigahamest
Nitgate Préfectire
Botts Sixth Man Enters City Commission Race
Councilman J P Botts filed a petition to become the sixth candidate for the city commission race alongside Mayor Ezell and others. Petitions require 161 signatures and some names appear on multiple petitions, with senior filings given preference. Additionally the legislature passed bills on minority vote requirements tied to the election of commissioners, awaiting Gov Graves’s approval amid legal questions. President Roosevelt announced a national youth administration plan funding work and education for unemployed youths, led by Miss Roche and Aubrey Williams with target to aid about 500,000 youths.
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J. P. Botts
Ety Commission
T. ¢. Ezell
Botts
J. C. Bates
Eric Gelleratedt
Miles Miller
J. J. Newton
Clarence May
Newton
May
Asl
Batts
Exéll
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Ezell
Erelts
Caid
Buntin
House
Senate
Walden
Calhoun
Dathan
Bibb Graves
Washington
Roosevelt
National Youth Administration
Presient
Miss Roche
Josephine Roche
the Treasury
Aubray Williama
Harry L. Hopkins
Une
Tryilford
Cllege
Cordele traveling salesman Feagle remains in same condition
E L Feagle a traveling salesman whose right arm was severed in an autamedile accident near Cordele Georgia remained in virtually the same condition Wednesday according to information received here. Relatives who visited him in Cordele hospital reported he suffered no injuries other than the arm amputation near the shoulder.
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L Feagle
Dothan
Cordele
Informaton
Feegle
World Business Leaders See End of Low Mood Rising Prospects
Delegates from 39 nations at the International Chamber of Commerce World Congress report the world has moved beyond the low mood and is entering a cautious recovery. Thomas J. Watson of IBM and Edward A. Filene of Boston predict significant prosperity ahead, with Britain and Europe showing upturns and Japan optimistic about rapid recovery and stronger buying power.
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FOLTZ
Paris
World Congress
International Chamber of Commerce
United States
England
Thomas J. Watson
International Business Machine Corporation
Europe
Asia
America
Enemg Io
Edward A. Filene
Boston
Powyer
Lord Duke
Britain
Aain
Shinjiro Matsuyama
Dothan Fans Urged to Raise 1300 for Club Fund
Dothan fans must raise about 1300 to finish the second half of the season as president dos Beall calls a public meeting at the courthouse Thursday night at 7 30. Roughly 300 is needed to finance until May 3 with the fret ball season ending next Wednesday, plus a thousand to cover six more weeks of the second half. Union Spring has secured funds and remains in last place while Dothan stands one game behind the league lead.
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Dothan
Dos Beall
Beall
Court House
Thia
British pilotless air plate demonstrates control from ground
At Farnborough Hants on June 23 Britain's new pilotless air plate showed ground control with a human pilot in the cockpit ready to intervene. The craft landed smoothly after a radio commanded sequence, using automated devices to restart the engine and guide descent. Solomon Baxter returned to Houston county after attending a meeting of county superintendents of education.
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Oscar Leiding
Associated Press
Farnborough
Hants
Eng
Great Britain
Royal Air Force
Sendy
Perteckus
Baxter
Solomon Baxter
Houston County
Court- Bouse
Snetes
Tuschhoss
Foe
Aly
Bamss
Military Police Guard Northwest Amid Labor Tension
In Tacoma and Portland police and National Guard concentrate amid a regional timber strike threat. 1500 to 2000 union workers press wage and recognition demands as guards watch streets and reopened Tacoma mills operate under troop protection. 42 reinforcements arrived from a summer encampment to bolster security.
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Wash
Pacific Northwest
Reaper
Siate
Portland
Ore
Seaperatore
Portland Sawmill and Timber Workers Union
National
Tate Neicemeen
National Guard
Brigtgen
Carlos A. Penington
Sumimer
Bail for D. J. Askew Argued Before Court
Bail for D. J. Askew charged with first degree murder in the killing of Curry Ward, his brother in law, was debated in court before Judge Keener Baziey. Testimony was heard in the morning with arguments to follow after noon recess in the preliminary hearing.
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D. J. Askew
Curry Ward
Keener Baziey
Askew
Counret
Taxes concern virany and Mabems in tax talks
Fragmentary report notes congressional and Mabems discussions on tax raises. Mentions Mr. John J. Put Se turning away from paying the tax and hints at broader tax contention. Hard to extract clear events or dates from the damaged text.
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John J. Put Se
Alabama Judge to Hear Triple A Attack in Federal Court
In Tirrninghan June 26 AP two suits question the constitutionality of the AAA program. Judge W L Grubb set hearing for July 20 on actions brought by Alabama Mills Co and Alabama Packing Co. Temporary injunctions blocked Collector Harwell G Davis from collecting certain taxes. The mills seek refund of 308000 already paid, challenging delegation of federal authority. The packing company suit targets the 10th and 11th amendments and AAA enforcement pending in court.
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Tirminghan
Alstrict Court
W. L. Grub
Alabama Mills Co
Albama Packing Co
Grubb
Harwell G. Davia
Internal Revenue
Alabama Millx Co
Ag Ux
Pakw
Ordar
Last Minute Bulletins From Montgomery And Beyond
June 26 news briefs report Alabama actions including a state budget item of 4000 dollars yearly for a collections program, with comments on a sports clash, a court injunction denial in the Calvert circuit, and Gov Bibb Graves inviting the American Legion commander to Mobile. Also detailed are a Texas quarry accident with a fatality risk, and a Dallas scene where a trailer broke loose and a truck driver called for help.
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Zun
ARS
Bibb Graves
Cot
Willem Pritchard
Birmingham
America Legion
Mobile Fuly
Wiihitien Parson Hobson
Dallas
Ter
R. Thomas
Leedy Seeks Court Ruling on Legislative Pay Increase
Birmingham leader Leedy seeks to test the constitutionality of a $2 to $6 daily increase for official expenses in Alabama legislature. The case challenges the appropriation and may reach the state supreme court before the summer recess.
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WW. B. Leedy
Birmingham
Mabama Taxpayers League
Montgomery
State Supreme Court
Nm Supreme Court
Aps
Walter B. Jones
Jonen
John Yung
Leeds
Leady
Yung
Ft Deposit Couples Murder Probe Placed With Special Jurors
In Hayneville a county grand jury will meet to hear the probe into the murder of Fort Deposit residents Mr. and Mrs. Norman. F. N. Arant allegedly confessed to assisting. Sheriff Woodruff observed evidence tampering and Arant claims Norman attacked him. A warrant for first degree murder stood sworn against Arant with his transfer to Montgomery County for safekeeping and court terms awaiting grand jury action.
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Dune
Arn
John &. Norman
Fort Dapouit
F. N Arant
Aherift K.P
Norman
Shertt Hasp
Petersen
Montgomery
Arent
Ike Ented
Ageinet Arant
Montgomery County
Dar
Chief Clears Path For Tax Plan Concert
Valtain and Rome report June 26 that Capt Anthony len d aparted for London. British diplomats discussed logs with Premier Muswo tini but no change in stance noted. Report continues.
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Valtain
Rome
Anthony Len
London
Muswotini
Dukie
Roosevelt signals slower wealth tax plans to avoid rush
President Roosevelt urged delaying rapid action on a wealth tax plan as Senate and House committees grapple with a broader tax bill. He said new levies on high incomes and inheritances should not be rushed to meet a Saturday deadline, stressing Congress must frame schedules. Numerous lawmakers and business groups pressed for hearings and input as drafting lagged.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mudh
Anserting
Benate
House
Senate
Isadora
Ways and Moons
Urey
Dovgson
Harrison
Neonate Finance Committee
Wayroad Means Committee
Meanton
OTF
Senate Finance
Treasury
Legislative
Eame Wurprine
Epperer St
Ths
James A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
RV. Fisteher
Association of American Rebronde
Senate Approves Higher Income Tax Schedule
The Alabama Senate approved a higher income tax schedule with brackets rising and standard deductions adjusted. The move, supported by the administration, faced some opposition from Sen. Ton Prater and Sen. J. Miller Bonner. The change leads toward a joint conference to finalize figures. A building permit was issued for THerran Matrey to erect a store at 109 Galena Front, with estimated cost around 2,000 dollars.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Ton Prarer
Bullock
J. Miler Bonner, Wilcox
Thomas Metrey
RM Bulding
Galenafront
Weary Brothers Close To Flight Endurance Record
Meridian Minnesota AP report details Fred and Abe Key after 22 days aloft since June 4 as they push endurance in their plane. They trail the 56 hours 41 minutes record set by the Hunter brothers but hope to beat it if they stay airborne longer.
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Weary Brothers Key
Meridian
Minn
Lune
Fred
Tin
Hunter Brothers
Carcego
Akles
Jackson Woods Fire Believed Incendiary Controlled
A forest fire near the Chattahoochee river in northeastern Jackson county burned 2030 acres for two days before being contained by former landowners and CCC workers. Bam Roundtree led the effort with state forestry help, suspecting arson, as turpentine pines suffered damage and officials assessed losses.
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Marinna
Fie
Spa
Valtabte Amberland
Jackson County
Chattahoochee River
CCC
Bam Roundtree
Roundtree
State Forestry Department
Chipley
Weather Summary for Alabama and Northwest Florida
Alabama forecasts fair conditions tonight with partly cloudy skies on Thursday and a chance of showers in the north. Northwest Florida remains fair on Wednesday and Thursday with no significant rain expected.
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Alabama
Florida
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