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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1934
Page
1
Roy O Hill announces candidacy for reelection as Clerk of Houston County Circuit Court. He asks for votes in the Democratic Primaries and notes the advertisement is paid by Roy O Hill of Dothan Alabama.
J Rollins of Dothan Alabama announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Houston County subject to Democratic Primaries. The statement signals entry into the local election and notes party affiliation and readiness to compete in the primary.
L B Kelly of Dothan Alabama announces as a Democratic party candidate for sheriff of Houston County subject to party action.
County records reference J B E Gene Terry of Ashford Alabama in a legal or administrative matter involving the ac J B E. No further details are provided in the fragment.
County, Alabama candidates announce for Democratic primaries. Alex H. May in Houston County and Dan M. Jerkins in Dothan announce for county posts. J Hubert Farmer seeks Twentieth Judicial Circuit Solicitor for Houston and Henry counties. Your vote and influence appreciated.
R H Ramsey announces his bid for tax collector of Houston County Alabama, subject to Democratic primaries, with address listed as Dothan Alabama. The brief notice names Ramsey and references party process.
An advertisement from Heard Sakon of Dothan Alabama declares candidacy for Tax Collector of Houston County Alabama subject to Democratic party action. The ad urges votes and influence from readers.
The ad lists candidates for Judge of Probate in Houston County Alabama. Alvin W Gwaltney Barry K Martin and Hunter Hennis announce their candidacies subject to Democratic party action. Winter Ennis is listed as the political advertiser from Dothan Alabama.
J J Speight of Dothan Alabama announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Judge of Probate in the upcoming primary. This notice states his intent to run and identifies his residence as Dothan.
J L Vaughn of Dothan Alabama is identified as a candidate for Judge of Probate in a local political notice. The brief item notes Vaughn as the entrant from the Democratic party.
A political advertisement states support for Bexon Poyner from Dothan Alabama and invites votes and influence for his candidacy.
A Democratic candidate filed for the State Senate from the 3rd Senatorial District. The filing appears contingent on party primary action and procedural steps within the Democratic party. The report notes ongoing party processes and pending decisions affecting candidacy.
The AP surveyed Europe for reaction to FDR one year in. Berlin praised his courage and action while cautioning over economic policy results. London and Paris stressed admiration for leadership despite mixed views on policy. Swedish economist Myrdal hailed Roosevelt as bold against deflation.
Chicago March 2 AP butter prices show the creamery specials at 93 score with 7,854 pounds traded. Prices stand at 26 and 34 27 per hundredweight as the market balances supply and demand in a firm session.
A candidate named Lloyd Griffin of Newville, Alabama announces his bid for the State Senate in Alabama's 35th District, covering Houston and Henry Counties, subject to Democratic party processes and support.
Political advertisement states G H Jordan running for the House of Representatives from Houston County Alabama as a Democratic candidate. It notes the ad is paid for by G H Jordan of Cottonwood Alabama.
Professional golf returns to Miami for the eighth International Four Ball Championship with 16 teams over 144 holes of match play. Invited entrants number fourteen with two chosen via elimination rounds. Defending champions Horton Smith and Paul Bunyan lead off tomorrow morning for a $750 first prize per team.
The document notes Mallon in disfavor with the White House yet credits him with advancing the homesteading plan and the Peek export bank. It references Tom Corcoran arguing against Wall Street lawyers on stock market regulation and General Johnson's opening NRA criticism.
In New Orleans on March 3, cottonseed oil closed steady with values across the curve. Prime summer yellow quoted 4.75 to 4.90, prime crude 4.00 to 4.12, with March at 4.95, April 4.97, May 5.07, July 5.19, September 5.40, October 4.45 and December 5.55.
Stocks show mixed moves as major players like Anaconda Copper Bethlehem Steel and General Electric advance or retreat. Rail and consumer goods firms including United Aircraft, Westinghouse, and J. C. Penney display varied gains, with market activity reflecting shifting investor sentiment.
In Jackson on March 3, Cen tenary College faces Millsaps in a key Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association basketball game. The winner is expected to contend for the meet title with analysts calling it one of the toughest matchups of the tournament.
Miami report says Tommy Loughran, the only major heavyweight to face Baer and Carnera, predicts Baer would KO Primo Carnera if they fight for the world heavyweight title. He notes Baer's possible return to form after Schmeling win and expresses desire for another crack at Carnera in June.
Memorial Auditorium Raleigh N C March 3 AP Duke University and Washington and Lee will meet here tonight in finals of the thirteenth annual South tournament.
A bewildering set of upsets in the era conference basketball tournament determines a successor to the South Carolina Gamecocks as champions. The Generals led N. C. State Red Terrors 32 to 28 after a late surge, while Duke edged UNC 21 to 18 in a dramatic late rally to reach the final.
Former holders of national and western women's titles battled in St Augustine for the Florida East Coast championship. Mrs O B Hill of Kansas City, former Western champion, faced Helen Hicks of Long Island, former National titleholder, as both pursued the Mrs William R Kenan cup. Hill advanced with a 6 and 5 win over Miss Lucille Robinson of Des Moines.
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