Tax Increase Bills Halted During Week
The Alabama Senate blocked tax increase bills while the House postponed a decision on a constitutional income tax amendment. Gasoline tax proposals faced changes as debates extended to next Tuesday with likely Senate action. Both chambers advanced highway bond issues, but differ on how gasoline revenue is allocated and spent.
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Associated Press
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Austria and Holy See stall concordat over church state terms
Vatican City reports eight decades of tension with Austria over church state relations and civil marriage. Austria fears recognizing postwar borders. disputes include diocesan governance and the necessity of civil marriage. Kommunicate negotiations aim to settle rules as in Italy.
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Notre Dame Coach C. J. Anderson Headed for Mayo Clinic
Mayo Clinic physician Dr. C. J. Barborka said an incomplete diagnosis shows Notre Dame senior football coach C. J. Anderson has a serious head condition but is not in critical condition. Tests to determine the exact cause of headaches since late May were not yet complete. Anderson arrived in Rochester for examination after initially being suspected to have sinus trouble.
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Mayo Clinic
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Notre Dame
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Knute Rockne
Smallpox Case Reported in Dothan Health Office Says
One smallpox case reported in Dothan. The patient, an eight year old Black individual, has been quarantined. A new typhoid case is also quarantined.
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Dothan
Health Office
Man Captures 26 Alligators Alive in Dothan
Rufus Mann of Dothan along with Jack Brookins captured 26 alligators from a bank hole near Cooper Bay and hauled them to Dothan. Sizes ranged from two to seven and a half feet with weights from 10 to 85 pounds. A large female resisted, but a rope secured its jaws and the animal was loaded into a truck. Some reptiles escaped, and Mann planned to return for the rest.
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Ghosts Scarce in England as $15009 Reward Offered
Brighton in June 21 report says haunted houses with authenticated ghosts fetch premiums. Magicians Club offers $15,009 for a complete haunted house, while collector H Reid continues his years long search, recounting nights prowling halls and graveyards without success.
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seek accord on war debts holiday plan in Paris talks
Paris June 27 AP negotiators try to harmonize French and American views on Hoover debt suspension. Premier Laval wins a 386 to 189 confidence vote after a lengthy debate, with Mellon and Briand present to press a settlement as stock markets close. Edge accompanies Laval.
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Unique Ring Prompts Clue to Slain Woman’s Identity
In Clinton Iowa on June 27 AP reports a gold double rose ring on a murdered woman found April 19 in the Wapsipinicon river, bound with brass wire and weights. Sheriff E R Cooke launches a publicity campaign hoping the ring’s distinctive design and high gold quality will trigger recognition and identification.
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Clinton County
Body Of Drowned Boy Recovered Near Geneva
The body of Elliott Daniels age unknown was found Thursday in Pea River two miles downstream from the sand bar where he disappeared Monday while swimming with other boys. He fell into water about 24 feet deep.
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Mushrooms To Sell Growing In Alabama Talladega
Talladega witnesses the start of commercial mushroom production led by James M. Corby of Avondale Penna and J. H. Capps of Tuscslonia who organize the Talladega Mushroom company to bring new Alabama grown fungi to market by early fall.
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Spain braces for first elections since monarchy fall
Soldiers and police patrolled Madrid and other cities on election eve as Spain prepares the national assembly vote to shape a permanent government. Provisional President Zamora denied reports of an armed uprising after talks with Seville, vows order even if martial law is needed.
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Warehouse Leased by Sheriff for Attached Property Storage
Sheriff Rollins leases a warehouse behind the courthouse in the Lurie building for storing re possessed and attached property. The space replaces prior jail storage now overcrowded with furniture and other items.
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Fire balls fall from sky not doomsday event
In Montgomery on June 2 AP reports mysterious fires in night skies panicked residents. A Maxwell field aviator explains the glowing orbs were parachute flares used for night landings, extinguishing on impact. The episode ends with calm and the pilot returning to Maxwell Field.
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Montgomery
Maxwell Field
Gale Warning Issued At Texas Coast City
A gale warning was issued for the Texas coast as a tropical storm approached the Gulf of Mexico. North beach crowds disappeared as residents evacuated and precautions were taken with lights turned off.
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Cortus Christi
Oliciale
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Motorist Arouses Family as Hartford Highway House Burns
A house owned by R. E. Clark and occupied by his son, five miles southwest of Dothan on the Hartford road, was destroyed by fire last night. A passing motorist awakened the occupants and helped move furniture to safety. The blaze, caused by a defective stove flue, resulted in partial insurance coverage for the loss.
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Dothan
Hartford Highway
Irish Heavyweight Uses Up Available Sparring Partners
Belfast June 27 AP Private Colin Walsh emerges as a new Irish heavyweight hope. He had only recently handled a boxing glove but knocked down peers fast, exhausting all sparring partners in the regiment. Walsh, 26, from Connemara, has won his three professional fights and seeks more.
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Colin Walsh
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Connemara
Alabama Dispatch Sparks 19 Year Reunion and Estate Share
An AP dispatch published in Alabama newspapers reunites T. B. Milby with his sister Mrs. H. F. Fisher after 19 years. Milby, one of 80 heirs of Belle Shoemaker of San Antonio, learns he inherits part of a $100,000 estate. Dr. Fisher seeks Milby. J. H. Phillips in Sheffield alerts Milby in Houston.
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Associated Press
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Sheffield
Ala
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Joenver
Tennessee Player Wins In Net Play
In Memphis Tennessee Kendal fram advanced in the men’s singles at the Tri States tennis fair, defeating Arthur Hendrix 64 63 and moving toward the remifinn round. Mel Harp was present as a notable competitor.
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Arena work continues on heavyweight title fight in Cleveland arena
Workers race to finish the municipal stadium for Max Schmeling versus Young Stribling next Friday night. Parked crowds fill seats as advance sales top $300,000 with a $600,000 gate expected. 92,000 seats total in the arena. Stribling opens as favorite at 7 to 5 with bookmakers noting strong interest from Midwestern fans.
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Paralysis Fatal For Mrs. Mary White At Home
Mrs. Mary White aged 2 died at her Dothan route seven home today at 1 a.m. from paralysis. She is survived by four sons Walther of Hartford Mack of Marianna Fla Jessie and Tom of Dothan route seven and three daughters Mrs Ida Clark of route seven Mrs Jim Hall and Sallie A Mary of Marianna Ala. Funeral services were set for 1 p.m. at Selma church with Rev. Alex Smith. burial in the church cemetery. Funeral car arrangements by Houston Funeral Home.
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Killing Heat Still Raging In U S Today
Heat wave blankets the nation with temperatures over 100 degrees and no relief in sight. Storms lash Michigan Ohio and western Pennsylvania as twelve deaths and dozens injured tally the toll. Chicago records multiple heat-related fatalities while farmers toil at night to beat the scorching conditions.
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Round-World Fliers Land In Mud Hole In Ample Safety
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, American around the world flyers, arrived at Blagoveschensk, Siberia, at 8 o'clock tonight. Their plane landed in a mud hole but they were not injured. They had flown from Irkutsk 850 miles away and planned to leave for Khabarovsk in eastern Siberia the next morning.
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Enterprise Rotary Officers Installed
Enterprise Rotary club held a formal installation on Thursday night. New officers named were Dr. W. A. Lewis as president Revel Searcy as vice president C Sawyer as secretary and treasurer. Ewell Basnett of Troy gave the principal speech and Dr FE L. Gibson praised the retiring president. Mrs Florida Reese will present a musical program at the next meeting.
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Florida Reese
Midland City Lodge Officers Installed
Midland City lodge installed officers at a special meeting in the Masonic hall with Re. L. Riley of Dothan as installing officer. Named officers include W. A. McKay as worshipful master and R C Balkam senior warden, K. W. Stephen junior warden, H. St. Burgess secretary, SS. Howell treasurer, WH. Hardy junior deacon, C. L. Corbine junior deacon, RL. Laftin senior steward, H. E. Burgess junior steward, FP. H Stough marshal, and M. J. Baldwin chaplain.
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Dothan
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WH. Hardy
C. L. Corbine
Two Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Two marriage licenses were issued at the probate judge's office yesterday. The couples are Alton Bradshaw of Cottonwood route 2 and Bessie Inez Nowell of Dothan route 2, and Luther Nowell of Dothan route 2 and Beatrice Biajock of Dothan route 2.
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Cottonwood
Bessie Inez Nowell
Dothan
Luther Nowell
Beatrice Biajock
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