Communist unrest sweeps cities as demonstrations flare
Across the United States and Europe money tension and arrests rise as police clash with Communist demonstrators on Red Thursday. Reports describe injuries and detentions in Berlin Halle New York Toronto Paris London and more with speeches largely permitted while authorities curb disorder.
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Seattle
Jailor Rogers Recuperating After Ulcer Removal
Rogers county jailor underwent stomach ulcer removal surgery at a local hospital yesterday and is resting as well as could be expected today. He is the son of Morgan Rogers, Hovnston county jailor.
Reporter Suffering Eye Trouble Is Confined to Bed
J B Hackney, circuit court reporter, is confined to bed at his home with an eye infection. The situation was dated today by Judge H A Pearce.
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J. B. Hackney
H. A. Pearce
Panama City dynamite blast injures property. 100000 damage
A man identified as Chancey was arrested and jailed briefly after a dynamite blast in Panama City wrecked two buildings, including the Brower’s Drug store and the Panama Motor Company garage. Police suspect a robbers’ safe-cracking attempt and plan further arrests as investigations continue.
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Florida City
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Panama Printing Company
Panama Motor Company
Brower
E. A. Barrett
Boyd
Vets hospital to be located in center state
The federal board of hospitalization announced a new veterans hospital in Alabama will be sited within a 71 mile radius of the state center, about two miles east by south of Jemison in Chilton County. Surveys are underway but no site decision will be made until surveys finish.
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Chilton County
Train wreck in Georgia kills flagman and injures thirty one
A Seminole Limited train collision near Glen Alta Georgia killed flagman O C White and injured thirty one others. The first section halted to remove a fuse when the second section plowed into its rear causing telescoping of an observation car and derailment of two Pullmans. A relief train and medical staff were dispatched and victims listed include Mrs R Bloomber and L Morison among several from Alabama Illinois Illinois Florida and Georgia.
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UPI
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Here
Seminole Limited
Central of Georgia
Oo. C. White
Phenix City
Ala
Florida
Chicago
R. Bloomber
South 29Th St
Birmingham
L. &. Morison
Marion
Ill
L. G. Morrison
A. H. Seaborn
Alt
C. H. Wilson
W. R. Kimorell
South Lawn Ave
Kansas City
L. E. Bortz
South Wabash Ave
Chicag
Harry 'S
Glen Alto
Eleanor Gavin
B. Ward
Dubuque
Harlow Adams
J. M. Howart
New York City
Dan Alexander
Warsaw
Ind
N. L. Cohn
August Scheel
Waterloo
Iowa
Hilda Oxbyn
Eau Clive
Wis
John Albrecht
Circuit Court Quits Until Next Monday
Circuit court, in session since Monday, dismissed after verdicts. Chester Pearce fined £400 for prohibition violation. Melton Allgood’s charge reduced to assault and battery with £50 fine. Judge Pearce set Tuesday for trial of Walter Smith on first degree murder in Pleasant View, Dothan.
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Circuit Court
Chester Pearce
H. A. Pearce
Melton Allgood
Yes’ Vaay
Walter Smith
Sveral
Pleasant View
Dothan
Tax Assessor E G Collins and Assistant Work on Books
E G Collins tax assessor and assistant W L Fulford were stamping and filing tax assessment books. They prepare a report for the Houston county Board of Revenue, with plans to submit the completed documents to Colla today.
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E. G. Collins
W. L. Fulford
Houston County Board of Revenue
Colla
County school play day postponed indefinitely
Houston County School Play Day at Wiregrass Memorial Stadium was postponed due to wet ground and cold weather. Superintendent C W Johnson said smaller children could fall ill and the event, expected to draw over 8 000 people and 4 000 students, would be rescheduled within weeks.
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Houston County
C. W. Johnson
Dothan
Johnson
Two Indian women held in murder of Mrs Marchand
Buffalo dispatch reports police holding Lillian Jimerson and another Native American woman in the brutal slaying of Mrs. Henry Marchand wife of the artist and curator at the Buffalo Museum of Science. Jimerson admits presence at the home but blames the other woman.
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Buffalo Museum of Science
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Marchand
Jimerson
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Gowanda Reservation
Sigm Marehand
Cattaraugus Hills
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Silver Creek
India
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Henri Marchand
Weather Update for Alabama Winds Subside Tonight
Weather bulletin notes winds may subside by nightfall in Alabama. The report cautions travelers to expect cooler conditions and potential residual gusts in coastal areas.
Tornado kills four across three states in Mississippi Arkansas Louisiana
Four deaths and more than 100000 in property damage blamed on a tornado that ripped through Mississippi Arkansas and Louisiana last night. The storm leveled a village near Gregory and damaged Elmores county Seaman school and several homes. Residents reported flying debris and downed wires as crews worked to assess the devastation.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Bolivar County
J. W. Adams
Adams
Kosciusko
Miss
Gregory
John Eldridge
Harris
Homer
Mitchell
Boyle
H. R. McKee
Skene
Elmore Jetumpka
Ala
Alabama
Elmore County
Seaman
Here
B. J. Hodattian
County Court of Commissioners
Ralph Shepherd
Seaman School
Th Twister
Heaviest Rain on Record Hits Birmingham
Birmingham endured record rainfall with 4.50 inches in 24 hours, flooding streets and halting half the streetcar lines. Traffic resumed today as waters receded, with minor damage noted and other Alabama cities recording lighter totals. Warrior River then rose rapidly to 92 feet in Tuscaloosa, expected to reach 59 feet by nightfall, amid storms and high winds.
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Meridian
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Igat
Grant to New Orleans by James Grant for store expansion
James Grant of the Grant Leslie Clothing store plans to relocate to New Orleans to open a new branch and expand the business. He announces the move and outlines the spring opening timeline.
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Grant
New Orleans
James Grant
Grant-Leslie Clothing
Dethan Tmoreye
Leo Olean
Rum runner dies as guardsmen fire on vessel
In Lorain Ohio a rum runner identified as Fred Hentric is fatally wounded after coast guardsmen fire on a gunboat-style tug carrying 3 000 cases of liquor between Lorain and Cleveland. One companion was captured while two prisoners reportedly tossed weapons overboard. Heateh died at hospital. cargo turned over to federal authorities.
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Fred Hentric
Detroit
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Med
Heathe
Joe Hanna
Hagelover
ChKyveland
Martin J. Rasmussen
District Coast Guard
Buffalo
Cleveland
Former head of loan assoc gets 13 months in prison
Frank Andres, former president of Alabama Mutual Ping and Loan Association, was sentenced to 13 months in the Atlanta federal penitentiary by Judge W. G. Grisham after being convicted of using the mails to defraud. Vice president Alster Malister was indicted and pleaded guilty.
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Birmingham
Ala
Frank Andres
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Federal Peniteniary
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Andreas
Alster Malister
Sertion
Andress
Pie
MecAlliter
Priccetoa
Clasami
Bold Robbery Stuns Small Town as Banks and Stores Struck
Robbers used pipe wrenches to force safes at Pinekard Bank and two stores. No money found. loot amount undetermined at noon. Local officers search for suspects, with sheriffs and police pursuing leads in what authorities call the town's boldest crime.
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Dale Events
Register
Pinekard Owthoda cd
Virgil King
Piickard
2. P. King Tire Company
King Sald
T. C
Kennedy
Dale County
Rowey
Porchard
Eagle
Win
Roney
Pinckard
Ile
Dothan
Second Honeymoon Ends in Tragic Death Near Stanton
Stanton Tenn March 7 The bodies of James W Gardner 41 of Chicago and his wife were recovered from a submerged car on the Memphis to Bristol highway after a fatal plunge into a ditch. They were en route to California for a “second honeymoon” and had quarrelled in Chicago with Gardner reportedly stabbed by his wife last January. Mrs Gardner faced assault charges but did not prosecute.
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