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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1936

Page

3

Aviation fund dies as House refuses grant

Montgomery March reports Rep Eugene Connor leading opposition to Wallace bill to grant 15000 annually to Alabama aviation commission. Debate centers on funding annual appropriations versus a single allowance and broader state aviation needs amid school funding concerns and a looming public revenue caucus in a special legislative session.

Aviation House Montgomery Eugene Connor Birmingham Wallace Alabame Aviation Commission Consor Carles Clarke Braswell United States Adams Jefferson Moura Bible Connor Kirby Jackson Alabama

City Discusses Renewal of Fire and Tornado Insurance

City commissioners considered renewing fire and tornado insurance for municipal buildings. J. L. Vaught recalled past coverage on the scales at the light and water plant. A salesman described the fire and theft policy and the fire truck coverage, noting the current guarantees.

J. L. Vaught Uzht Amd Wy Fire Guarantesa

Building Strikers Press Tie Up The City

In New York City during March, Building Service Employes union leaders and real estate officials met in Mayor LaGuardia's chambers to seek arbitration. Despite potential targeted actions against elevator crews, the broad walkout accelerated across Manhattan with replacement workers filling vacancies as some key buildings remained potential flashpoints.

Press New York Maren 3 Oppuelog Manhattan Hightfall Building Service Ethle Ors Empire State Chrysler Chanin Rockefeller

Newberry Store Contract Awarded for 25000

A remodeling contract for a J. L Newberry Co store branch at the old Dothan National bank and Jitney Jungle buildings was awarded to H H Brown. A 25000 building permit was issued Tuesday. Construction aims for a five month completion with main floor retail space, office areas, steel framing, and updated storefronts. Newberrys plans to move in upon completion, marking a rare city entry for the chain.

Dothan National Bank J. J. Newberry Co H. H. Brown City Hall Brown Newberry’s Foster and Newhberry’s W. D. Malone Newberry Malone

Youths Work With NRA Quota For District Fixed At 800

About 100 youths in the district have been employed under the National Youth Administration program aiding offspring of WPA families. Morrison, the National Reemployment director, said Tuesday the district quota is 800 with 40 youths in Houston county on clerical and sewing projects. Other counties host the remaining workers as projects vary. The goal is to provide employment and aid to needy youths with work split between NYA and WPA wages.

Apo National Youth Administration J. P. Morrieon Houston County Morrison Sale WPA

US Case On Preliminary Hearing Date Mentioned

A note indicates a preliminary hearing date set before U S Commissioner Beatty B Whic on March 14. The document references a warrant for Garner and cites Charter Holts in connection with the case.

Boosicong U. S Beatty B. Whic Dle Garner Charter Holts

City pushes traffic safety with 57 cases filed

City Recorder J. L. Vaughn reports 57 motorists arrested since January 1 under a traffic safety campaign. No enforcement pause is planned. police back the drive aimed at cutting accidents and injuries. Most violators faced minor offenses such as parking or running red lights, while 12 cases covered speeding drunken driving and related offenses.

J. L. Vaugbn Vaughn Rafer Recorder ST Waftte Col- Halon

Just Too Late Lawyer Arrives After Client Fined

In Richmond Virginia an attorney rushed into court to hear his client draw a 450 fine forpossession of a slot machine. Judge Folkes remarked that it was unfortunate but the lawyer wasn’t essential. A police officer fed coins into a machine and drew out twenty nickels, leaving little room for argument.

Richmond Folkes

Japanese Army Leaders Would Leave Council

Seven of the empire s top generals asked Minister of War Yoshiyuki Kawabata to relay their resignations from the supreme war council to Emperor Hirohito. They cited indirect responsibility for the rebellion and assassinations that toppled government leaders. Those signing include Sanjuro Negashi Sadao Arald Nobuyuki Abe Jinzeburo Mazaki Ichii Nibi Kenkichi Uyeda and Count Terauchi Suichi Terauchi.

Tokyo Permiontor Supreme War Council of Empire Yoshiyuki Ke Wastme Firohito Sanjuro Negashi Sadao Arald Nobuyuki Abe Jinzeburo Mazaki Lchi Nibi Kenkichi Uyeda Suichi Terauchi

Dorsey Pushes Plan to Merge City County Schools

Alabama Senator J. Dorsey of Lee introduces a bill to consolidate all city and county school systems and to repeal the 20 year old henency laws. He argues one board and one superintendent would run schools more efficiently and cheaply.

Associated Reas Montgomery Inher J. Dorsey Lee Alabama Senate Lee County House Senate State Tax Commission Simpson Doresy A. Keller Grammer Koller Asid Wilcox Chilton Lawrence Coom Dale Keller

Orders Awaited Before Planning Administration Of New Farm Program

Houston county awaits guidance from Washington as the Department of Agriculture actions are transmitted through the state extension service. Once instructions arrive the county agent will set up machinery for the new program quickly, replacing the now invalidated AAA system.

Houston County Department of Agriculture Washington Serviem Ling

Guarantor to Bring London Exhibit Device to Dallas

In Dallas on March 3 a guarantor for a potential debtor to the United States customs bureau arranged entry for a device from London tied to the Texas centennial exposition. The apparatus, valued around $200,000, will be unloaded at Houston dock and re assembled for the exposition midway. If Norman Bartlett, owner, leaves the country after the centennial, no duties will be owed.

Texas Centenais Roth Customes Dallas Tex United States Custome Bureau Norman Bartlett

Third Year Shows New Deal Bra ked To Snail Pace

Roosevelt’s third year in the White House faces renewed strain as New Deal programs stall. The AAA funding collapse looms, and tax measures try to restore budget footing after Supreme Court actions. Analysts warn this could mark a turning point in the New Deal era.

Navan Robertson Washington Roosevelt Conreas AAA Aiden Conigten Supreme Court Congress

Fire kills two children and injures two others in Tampa blaze

A two story Latin district home in Tampa caught fire from an overheated stove. Armando Gercle age 7 and Tony age 8 died. Gloria Garcia age 9 and Mrs Evila Katove age 60 were injured. Grandmother tried to rescue them as flames trapped occupants on the second floor.

Tampa Florida Armando Gercle Tony Gloriaa Garci Deter Evii¢la Katove Gloria

Hartford Confederate Veteran J Hodge Dies at 92

J Hodge a Confederate veteran aged 92 died at his Hartford home after a long illness from pneumonia He was born in Henry County in 1844 and served through the Civil War He moved to Geneva in 1884 and became a leading farmer The funeral was set for the home with Rev W M Bush officiating and a list of local pallbearers reflecting Hartford Geneva and nearby communities

Bartford H. Hodge Paeumonia Henry County Hodge Geneve Neer Mere Mr. Patternm Hartford G. H. Herrin ISE Panama City Pin Twosone Wille Hotve Tom Hodge Troy W. M. Bush New Bracklor Pallbestéra Quin Borland Quin Borland, Jr Albert Hughes Jonas Filey J. C. Quiltin R. 9 Ward Judge PLC Binck Geneva Mike Burch Andrew Johnson Abbeville John Adama Baldwin Adams Hertford L. Rimaon Dothan Hoth Mac

League Calls Belligerents to Cease War

The League of Nations committee of 13 urged Italy and Ethiopia to peace within a week, fixing March 10 for a further meeting. Unanimous agreement on a peace appeal text followed, as Italy pressed defiance amid sanctions and calls for broader oil embargo options.

League iBy Amecatad League of Nations Council Italy Tay Ethiopia Bitatn Mumolini Hin Rome Forre United States Hin Prabe Matons East Africa Pietro Badognio Temblen Hudoglio Fome

Pernicious Habit of Cigarette Smoking Challenges Church Panel

A report on cigarette smoking labeled pernicious drew debate at the East Pennsylvania Evangelical Church conference. Rev H Franklin Schlegel asked about youth smoking and male habits as the committee chair and other clergy faced questions during the closing session.

Almont East Pennsylvania Gira Janioa C. H Engle Wolfe Wilkenbarre

Assassins Fail In Attempt To Murder Cuban Tycoon

Nicholay Castano wealthy Cuban businessman and former kidnap victim fights off attackers on Malecón boulevard Havana as a Federal guard and he are wounded by shotgun fire. The assailants escape, later pursued by rescuers and soldiers securing the scene.

Vavana Pour Nicholay Castano Ulage Malcenn Boulevard Mares Park Plmont Hevane Camanocit Mewan Alericaint

Thorough Tax Reform Sought by Roosevelt

President Roosevelt urged sweeping tax changes in a message to Congress, proposing a broad revision of the tax system. He favored higher taxes on undistributed corporate profits, a windfall tax, repeal of the capital stock tax, and a revised corporate income structure to raise substantial annual revenue.

Prem Washington March Congress Roosevelt Ravinion Nuprepte Court Bullon Treasury Congreor Diewage Fevanues

Garment Factory Pledge Debate Moves in Alabama

Jen Wo Perry Calhoun’s Montana style? The garment factory seeks a five year tax exemption from state county and city ad valorem taxes. JJ Brennan of Dothan Industrial Corp notes a $90,000 plant building fund with pledges for phased payment. Executives ready to sign papers upon Senate tax exemption passage. House opposition cited but bill expected to pass with Senate support led by Sen. Walden.

Jen Wo Perry Calhoun Atate County Genate Finance and Taxation Committee JJ Brennan Dothan Industrial Corp Brennan Thenare Sen. Dav. Walden

Moorevelt Meets Norris to Seek Rural Electrification Compromise

President Moorevelt invited Senator Norris of Nebraska to a White House conference seeking a compromise on the 1.0 billion rural electrification bill slated for Senate debate. Norma Cooke and Daniel Bell joined, as White House aides. Administration aims to align with Norris on finance while maintaining program scope amid budget concerns.

Norris Washington Moorevelt Nebraska Norma M. Cooke Rural Electrification Administration Daniel Bell Xeling Howe Nenate J ‘Uns Norrie

Governor bans whipping at state penal institutions

Governor Fare announced a ban on corporal punishment in Pennsylvania penal and correctional facilities. He condemned whipping as barbarous and said the action stems from a recent incident at the Morpanze training school where an inch of rubber hose was reportedly used to flog inmates.

Musaotini Daly Ceneve Sintopla Karls Bararium Harishutug Mur Prana Hin Pennsyltante Morpanze

Death in a Chicago bar mystery prompts poisoning claim

In a Chicago cocktail room police report D B McCormick 48 a traveling salesman died after drinking a Poisoned beverage. He toasted customers with Here's to your health and collapsed. Investigators stated the drink contained poison.

Los Angeles Cal D. B. McCormick Chlesgo

Fire interrupts tailor shop chaos near Philadelphia

The fragment describes a real emergency at a tailor shop in Philadelphia where a customer fled in underwear as flames spread. A nearby shoe shop and a woman repairing items faced disruption as the blaze was eventually extinguished amid panicked shouting and chaotic scenes.

Philadelphia Maton Slamiter

Weather Summary for Alabama and Northwest Florida

Partly cloudy in Alabama Tuesday night and Wednesday with north portion noted. In Northwest Florida, partly cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday with similar conditions.

Alabama N. W Florida

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