Tariff Bill Would Expand President's Free List Powers
Republican Tariff Committee chair Robert L. O'Brien urged the administration plan to let the President add or remove items from the free list. testifying before the House Ways and Means committee he said the bill should include the free list and could pass both chambers without a dissenting vote. He noted little difference from Smoot Hawley procedures, under which the President can alter rates by 50 percent on commission recommendation.
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Washington
Robert L. O'Brien
Tariff Commission
House
Ways and Means
O’brien
Senate
O'Brien
Much Postponed Davis Trial Set For This Afternoon
Police court session resumes at 3 pm to try Rufus Davis over an alleged obscene moving picture shown earlier. The case has been postponed repeatedly due to absence of defense and city attorneys. Idaho’s state crop statistician reports about a six percent decline in cattle numbers statewide.
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Rufus Davis
Davis
Idaho
Mrs Roosevelt studies condition of Puerto Rican laboring class
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt visited San Juan during a West Indies tour and planned to inspect a Caguas factory where a nutrition experiment is under way for girl workers. She spoke four times, pressed for welfare, and received a petition against a new charter.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West Indies
Caguas
St. Croix
Virgin Islands
Roosevelt
Public Works Administrator
The
Dothan Boy Employed by Montgomery Hotel
Jim Faulk, former Dothan High School student, left Thursday to become a reception clerk at the Gay-Teague Hotel in Montgomery. He had previously worked at Wadlington Hotel in Dothan and then at the Houston Hotel. In Santa Cruz, California, beachgoers watched a deer swim several hundred yards offshore followed by gulls, a naturalist said deer sometimes seek salt water to rid themselves of parasites.
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Jim Faulk
Dothan High School
Houston
Montgomery
Faulk
The
Santa Cruz
Cal
Sugar cane varieties marked inferior by agriculture department
Market notes report all five cane varieties once used for syrup in 1825 are now deemed inferior by the Department of Agriculture. Textile specialists advise sunshine as the best cheap remover of acord stain, stretching fabric in sun and moistening periodically.
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Department of Agriculture
Town State College
Acord
Roy O Hill seeks reelection as Houston County Circuit Clerk
Roy O Hill announces candidacy for reelection as Clerk of Houston County Circuit Court, subject to Democratic Primaries. Pays for by Roy O Hill of Dothan Alabama.
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Houston County
Rollins Seeks Houston County Sheriff Nomination
The Democratic Primaries list J. Rollins and C. J. Rollins of Dothan Alabama as candidates for Sheriff of Houston County subject to primary action.
Gene Terry Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Houston County
J E Gene Terry of Ashford Alabama announces his candidacy for sheriff of Houston County pending the Democratic party action. Terry expressed appreciation for support and urges party backing as he seeks the nomination.
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Didate
Houston County
Alabama
Democratic Party
J. E
Gene” Terry
J. E. Terry
Ashford, Ala
May Urges Vote in Democratic Primaries Support
County residents are urged to participate in the Democratic primaries. The appeal notes local influence matters and is signed by Alex H. May of Dothan.
Tax Collector Candidates Seek Democratic Primaries in Houston County
Local notices announce several Democratic primary filings for Houston County Alabama tax collector. Dan M. Jerkins, R. H. Ramsey, and J. Heard Saxon declare candidacies with Dothan, Alabama addresses and paid political advertising. Each seeks party action to secure the nomination.
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Dan M. Jerkins
Dothan
Ala
Houston County
R. H. Ramsey
Alabama
Democratic Party
J. Heard Saxon
Democratic nominating bids for Houston County probate judge
Paid political notices from Dothan Alabama announce candidates for Judge of Probate in Houston County. Alvin W Gwaltney J J Speight Saxon Poyner and S A Mullins seek the Democratic nomination with appeals for votes in the party primary.
Harry K. Martin Seeks Houston County Probate Judge Post
Harry K. Martin of Dothan Alabama announces his candidacy for Judge of Probate of Houston County Alabama subject to Democratic party action. He names himself as the candidate and identifies his residence in Dothan.
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Houston County
Alabama
Democratic Party
Harry K. Martin
Dothan
Ala
Vaughn Family Mentioned in Dothan Notice
J. L. Vaughn and J. L. Vaughn of Dothan Alabama are referenced in a brief public notice. The terse fragment suggests a local records or civic matter involving an individual named Vaughn.
Hunter H. Ennis Dothan Ala
Hunter H. Ennis of Dothan Alabama appears in a brief public notice with a formal naming style. The item records a person tied to a local record or notice, with no further context provided in the fragment.
Farmer seeks Democratic nomination for Twentieth Circuit Solicitor
J Hubert Farmer of Dothan Alabama announces candidacy for the Democratic Party nomination for Solicitor of the Twentieth Judicial Circuit which includes Houston and Henry counties. He asks for votes and influence.
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Twentieth Judicial Circuit
Alabama
Houston
Henry
Democratic Party
J. Hubert Farmer
Dothan
Ala
Political candidates and primary dates in Alabama
A listing notes the Democratic primary for the State Senator from the 35th District, with ballots scheduled for May 1 and June 12, 1934. The entry cites S. O. Kelly, Headland, Alabama, and references 8. O. Kelly in connection with the slate of candidates.
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O. Kelly
S. O. Kelly
Headland
Ala
Griffin Seeks State Senate District 35 Nomination
Lloyd Griffin of Newville Alabama announces his candidacy for State Senator from the 35th District covering Houston and Henry Counties. He seeks Democratic party action to secure the nomination.
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Houston
Henry
Candidate G H Jordan Seeks House Seat in Houston County
Political ad from Cottonwood Alabama promotes G H Jordan as a Democratic candidate for the House of Representatives from Houston County Alabama. The piece presents Jordan as the chosen party nominee and identifies the city origin for the campaign.
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House of Representatives
Houston County
Ala
Democratic Party
G. H. Jordan
Cottonwood
Campaign promises in posturing race to speak frankly
A campaign scene features candidates pledging immediate action on light wines and beer after legislative organization. The speaker urges blunt talk to voters while other candidates commit to declaring positions, signaling a brisk, direct exchange with the public.
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St. Andrews
Mrs. Roosevelt
Montgomery Hotel
W. J. Bell
J. J. Newton
Jan Mch
T. W. Palmer Cotton Co
New York
P.C
New Orleans
Jan Ae
Anaconda Copper Wss
Auburn Motors
Bethlehem ‘Steet Coe
Ae Thewawes
Bendix
Cando
Ves
Commonwealth and
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Case
Chrysler
Curtis Wright Ose
Dupont Venecees
Ford
England
Geenral Motors
General Foods Avy Eee
General Electric
Wees Ee
Godyear Asec Escoones
Hudson Motors
Internat
Harvester
Tel and
Telg
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Éneides
Johns- Manville Er
Weweewtt
Carp Land
Louvard Wa
Montgomery Ward Eee
York Central
O Penn
Packard
Radio Corp
R Wejynolds
Tobacco
Roy O. Hill
Dc. J. Rollins
C. J. Rollins
Frigidaire
Dothans Best
Alex H. May
Dothan, Ale
Alvin W. Gwaltney
J. J. Speight
Saxon Poyner
Gus” Mullins
S. A. Mullins
J. L. Vaughn
J. Ll. Vaughn
Hunter H. Ennis
Circuit
STATE
Lloyd Griffin
Newville
W. Perry Calhoun
K. P. Holland
John H. Lynch
Likker
Jordan
Perry
Calhoun
Hubert Farmer
Farmer
Mr. Farmer
Mr. Calhoun
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Turkey
Mobile
Montgomery Counties
State of
East Main Street
Ashford Road
City of
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Oscar L. Tompkins
Julian Hall
Law Enforcement
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