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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1935

Page

7

Shipping Awakens as Revival Hits American Trade

Shipping gains attention as a revival in global trade is noted by Wall Street observers. The text traces the U S merchant fleet from early steamship progress, wartime boosts, later declines to near negligible levels by 1933, and a fragile uptick since. A Paris congress signals a broader international recovery in commerce.

Wall Street America Aeas Congress United States International Chamber of Commerce Paris Yarea

Betty Jo Shadgett and Acrobatic Feat Noted

Betty Jo Shadgett ten year old Dothan junior high girl shown performing a headstand style pose. She learned the feat from her father a showman and acrobat and is one of the few to master it. Ripley’s Believe It or Not mentioned her feat with a drawing from the photo. Also notes on British ships trading revival and U.S. shipping policy proposals.

Betty Jov Shadgett Betty Jo Shadgett Dothan Betty Jo

Treasury Position Washington June 27 Recap of 2% June data

Treasury release shows June 2% receipts 7 085 586 48. expenditures 16 609 012 50 leaving a balance of 31 908 405 565 45. Customs receipts for the month total 24 125 271 60.

Treasury Washington The

Senate Narrowly Approves Longevity of Death Sentence Debate

Advocates of the death sentence pressed for a definite roll call vote, while opponents urged restraint. The Senate approved a loner debate by a one vote margin as the House weighed its procedure. Philip Gadaden and Harper Sibley urged members to oppose the death sentence, arguing federal regulation could curb abuses without broader state powers.

Senate House Philip H. Gadaden Committee of Pubic Utility Executives Harper Sibley Chamber of Commercs of United States Sibley Aid

Taxi Driver Pleads Guilty After Near Miss

New York June 27 AP report says Rudolph Boggin, a taxi driver, nearly struck a pedestrian and used abusive language when challenged. He pleaded guilty and served two days in jail. The pedestrian was Patrolman James McNamee in mufti. In Meade County Kansas sisters worked 2¢ hours daily to curb soil blowing.

Mere Worm New York Rudolph Boggin Bo Boggin James McNamee Mufti Meade County Kansas

Streamline Lens Urged for Flyer in Stratosphere

Streamlining drawn from meteors may aid stratosphere flight. Prof H H Wininger cites 6000 meteor shapes showing broad bodies and no tapering tails, suggesting new aerodynamics for high altitude transport. Smithsonian’s E D McAlister notes a red ray beyond visible spectrum and its potential role in plant biology.

Woward W. Blamesler Tted Minneapolis Pew HH Wininger Colorado Museum of Natural History Denver E. D. McAlister Smithsonian Institution Washington

France and Britain Weigh Diplomatic Moves Amid Ethiopian Crisis

London reports show a united French front at the Strewa conference, with a French insistence on a united front and a separate naval treaty with Germany. Eden’s arrival and Laval talks hint at a stronger British-French stance, while London papers weigh Mussolini's aims in Ethiopia and the risk to European security. Public mood features resignations and fear of Italian expansion, with British bayonets feared as possible deterrence. In New York, police field hundreds of calls about an earthquake hoax linked to distant Fort Hancock shots.

Germany Pretator Musolini England Atlantic Mediterranean Eden Laval Russia London Loddan Times Muspolta Ethiopia Ualusi Ttia Lanperi Rome Telegraph Ti Duce Padea Munachnt Geneva the Post Europe Petoe Duce Express Tenno Britain Lake Teane Blue Nile Udan

State legislature debates vehicle liability and sterilization bills

At the Alabama state capitol Rep Charlie Cox of Clanton pushes statewide coverage for property damage and personal injury from state vehicles plus insurance for operators. Rep Hamner and Barry Walker discuss stock law deaths and misrouted bills, while Rep Dominick backs sterilization measures despite Gov Graves veto.

Montgomery Charlie Cox Clanton Atste Hamner Dallan Spensor Barry Walker Limestone Apéaker Agriculture Committee House Dallas Dominick Tuscaloosa Bibb Graves Supreme Court Lawrence Ler

Milking Umen Teams With Rathburn Across Flooded Saline

In Hays Kansas on June 27, Milking Umen found Ed Rathburn on one bank of the swollen Saline river while his vows were on the opposite bank. A heavy rain swelled the stream just hours after crossing the river near town. Rathburn then drove 106 miles to Read the classified ad.

Hays Kas Umen Ed Rathburn Rathburn

The Flame Within and Cartoon Highlights at Houston Theaters

The Houston listings show Ann Haar ding and Herbert Marohall in The Flame Within on Thursday and Friday with Cab Calloway in Jitter Bug Party and Pretty Palty cartoon. Saturday features Werewolf of London with Henry Hull Warner Oland Valoris Hobson plus Chapter S of The Return of Chandu and Southern Exposure cartoon.

Houston Ann Haar* Ding Herbert Marohall Cab Calloway Henry Hull Warner Oland Valaris Hobson

Tonic claims to raise red blood cells and appetite

An old advertisement touts a tonic promising to restore normal red blood cell count, increase appetite, aid digestion, and help people feel well again within two weeks. It emphasizes scientific medicine and nationwide success over 108 years, urging purchase at drug stores.

Dallas Solon Seeks Elective Police Chief for Small Cities

Dallas lawmaker Rep Hamner introduces a bill to allow elections for police chiefs in towns under 19 000 population. He argues public choice will improve crime detection. The article also notes Kentucky Gov Ruby Lafoon pardoned 278 state convicts conditionally for good behavior.

Dallas Solon Montgomery Hamner Pasnage Ruby Lafoon Kentucky

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