Brewers Tally Big Bets on New Beer Craze
The Dodge Corporation statistician cites 65 million dollars in brewerie s upgrades and 400 million across the US as the Brewers Association reports sales start on April 7 in over a dozen states. Breweries report strong orders and widespread advertising appears after a 13 year gap. Legal rulings set sale times to midnight in each locality.
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York
Seth Schnitman
Dodge Corporation
Rockies
United States Brewers Association
Vata
Cummings
County Cotton Output Decreases in 198% Report
Houston county's cotton production fell by 13 961 bales in 198% per a gin report by John M. Dykes special agent. The 1931 crop saw 32 979 bales ginned, vs 19 618 bales from the 1932 crop, according to the official figures.
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Houston County
John M. Dykes
Mr. Dykes
Ex-Banker Indicted for Tax Evasion
New York March 24 AP Charles Mitchell former chairman of the National City Bank was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of willful income tax evasion. The indictment says his income exceeded 2.8 million while he claimed a loss of 48 thousand and paid no tax. He faces evasion charges totaling over a half million.
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New York
Charles ©. Mitchell
The
National City Bank
Mtchell
Upturn in Coffee Hopes Recovery in Brazil
Rio de Janeiro March reports show Brazil’s coffee sector reversing a bad year with January exports at 1,135,088 sacks and a predicted year total near 15,900,000 sacks. The Coffee Committee cites tax cuts and suspension of propaganda contracts in Europe and Asia as factors aiding the rebound.
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Rio de Janiero
Mar
Ontes
Vamuil
Nation- Motes Council
Rito de Janiero Coffee Com- Mitte Center
Bout ‘Etme
Europe
Asia
Snakelike potato grows eyes and rattles in Smyrna county
Louis Hunter created a snake shaped potato exhibit near Smyrna on Wiley Doster’s farm. The plant grew about 24 inches long and curled like a fast moving snake with beady eyes and a half dozen rattles completing the look.
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Louis Hunter
Dothan Negro
Hunter
Wiley Doster
Smyrna
Japan Says It Is Not Appealing to Anyone
Yosuke Matsuoka head of the Japanese delegation to the League of Nations arrives in New York with five colleagues and states that Japan is not appealing to anyone and is not a vassal to America or any nation. He hints that U.S. fleet withdrawal from the Pacific could ease Japanese American tensions and says Japan has no plan to leave the League or relinquish mandated islands.
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New York
Yosuke Matsuoke
League of Nations
America
Japan
United States
Pacific
League
Reforestation fund earmarked from building reserves
Budget Director Douglas told a joint congressional committee that 40.9009 million dollars of unobligated public building funds will back the president 180 s reforestation plan. He said obligations from public building funds are to pause while not ruling out future projects. William Green of the AFL blasted the Roosevelt plan as fascist and soviet in spirit, opposing the move.
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Washington
Douglas
Joint Congressional Committee
Civilian Conservation Corps
William Green
American Federsion of Labor
Madison County Leads Alabama Cotton Ginning Again
Madison County led Alabama in cotton ginning for the second consecutive year with 50 464 bales. The state total reached 1 385 021 bales, Limestone County followed with 40 857 bales and Baldwin County posted 267 bales. The census preliminary figures cover running bases and exclude ginners.
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Washington
Madison County
Alabama
Limestone County
Baldwin County
Bureau of the Census
Finters
Hogs Sold by Dale County Farmers in February
Dale county farmers shipped 24 carloads of hogs during February. Four hundred fifty two participants earned 7,477 dollars as prices stay low hindering production increases.
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Ozark
Dale County
4 H Clubs Reach New Peak in Randolph County
In Wedowee Randolph county the 4 H club program grows with seventeen clubs the largest ever organized meeting regularly to study farm problems despite tough economic conditions AP reports.
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Wedowee
Randolph County
Perfect Beer Is Defined By Expert Brewer
In Chicago Dr. Dax Henlus, head of the Wahl Henlus Institute of Brewing, hails a 3 2 per cent beer as the perfect beer to be legalized after midnight April 6. He says it satisfies demand without harming temperance, acts as nourishment up to four pints, and that beer gardens boost enjoyment. He advises drinking at a table indoors and notes Europeans favor 3 2 per cent beer.
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Dax Henlus
Wahl-Henlus Institute of Brewing
Dr. Henlus
America
Henlus
Dr. Henius
110Year-Old Pat Ryan Still Plows in Oklahoma Mountains
Holdenville, Okla. AP Pat Ryan 110 and hearty follows spring furrows with hand-made tools. His 64-year-old son Fill assists as they repair crude implements. Irish German ancestry, Civil War veteran, he refuses a pension, recalling the 1833 meteor shower.
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Pat Ryan
Holdenville
Okla
Fale and Hearty
Ryan
Pat
Kentucky
Okahoma
Bill
Cardiff Giant Revival Hopes For Chicago Expo
The Cardiff Giant once exposed as a hoax may be shown at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. Fort Dodge Chamber of Commerce secretary I M O Leary reports over 50 proposals to obtain the gypsum figure. The giant, carved from gypsum, is stored in an amazement park and owned by local businessmen who salvaged it from an eastern warehouse.
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Fort Dodge Sowsa
Cardiff
Chicago
I. M. O'Leary
Fort Dodge Chamber of Commerce
Bombs Struck Madrid Civil Guard Barracks and College
Extremists threw a bomb at a civil guard barracks in Vallecas Madrid wrecking windows. A second bomb at the College of Christian Brothers failed to explode.
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Madrid
Vallecas
College of Christian Brothers
Daughter of Former Houston County Man Passes Unexpectedly
Mrs Inez Williams 43 daughter of the late C O Box formerly of Houston County died unexpectedly at her Graceville home after a stroke of apoplexy. She is survived by husband W C Box son Owen and four daughters plus two daughters in law and two sons. Funeral at Graceville Methodist Church with burial in Graceville City Cemetery.
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Inez Williams
C. O. Box
Ffouston County
Graceville
Willams
W.C. Box
Owen
Mary Lou
Quida
Carol
June
Elders
C. W. Smith
Madr
J. M. Nichols
Cotlonwad
Bessie Williams
Macor
Funeral today for Mrs Sizemore 73 in Dothan area
Mrs Mary Jane Sizemore 73 of Dothan route two died at her home Thursday afternoon after pneumonia. Funeral at Harpers Joy church near Keyton at 3 p.m. with Rev ED Johns of Chipley officiating Fellows and Worrester in charge. Survived by husband J M Sizemore three daughters Mrs Monroe Metcalf Chipley Mrs Dolly Jenkins Graceville and Mrs Annie Jane Andrew Cairo Ga two sons W B Sizemore Dethan route two and J A Sizemore Port Ogden Fla a brother John Clayton Sales City Ga and a sister Ela Brock Bainbridge Ga.
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Mary Jane Szemore
Dothan
Harpers Joy Church
Keyton
ED. Johns
Chipley
Fellows & Worrester
Sizemore
J. M. Sizemore
Monroe Metcalf
Dolly Jenkins
Graceville
Annie Jane Andrew
Cairo
W. B. Sizemore
Dethan
J. A. Sizemore
Port Ogden
Fla
John Clayton
Sales City
Ela Brock
Bainbridge, Ga
Snow blankets Western Maryland as winter fights spring
Snow fell across western Maryland with an inch reported at Oakland and heavy flakes near Cumberland. Temperatures hovered around 30 degrees, causing snow to rapidly turn to slush as spring encroached.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Oakland
Auburn coach may quit. McFadden eyed for Wake Forest post
Atlanta reports indicate Auburn freshman coach Earl McFadden may resign this spring and negotiate with Wake Forest officials for the head coaching job. Pel Miller has already resigned effective in December.
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Atlanta
Earl McFadden
Auburn
Wake Forest College
Pel Miller
Miami man sends extortion threat to Lindbergh and judge
Gil ford Clobridge, 33, formerly of Staten Island, N Y, was arrested for sending an extortion letter to Col Charlies A Lindbergh at Hopewell N J demanding 50000. He was also charged with mailing a pint of liquor to Federal Judge Halstead Ritter with a note signed New and with the wife’s nickname. The letter was uncovered by Post Office Inspector Edgar O Jones and traced to Clobridge via a West Brighton Staten Island address. He said the scheme was to get even with his wife and relatives and to use his wife’s nickname on the liquor package. He was bound over to a federal grand jury on 10000 bond.
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Miami
Gilford Clobridge
Staten Island
N. Y
Col
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Hopewell
N. J
Halstead L. Ritter
Nan
Clobridge
Lindbergh
Edgar O. Jones
TH. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey State Police
Savannah
West Brighton
Clobright
Rigy
Pudge Ritter
G. R. Short
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Lindbergh extortion letter linked to postal probe
State police said a letter allegedly demanding 50 000 dollars from Col. Charles A Lindbergh was one of several turned over to postal authorities. The missive mailed from a Southern state threatened harm if payment did not arrive by March 15 and led to the arrest of Gilford Clobridge in Miami.
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Trenton
N.J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Gilford Clobridge
Miami
Colonel Lindbergh
Ruth Signs 1933 Contract for 52000 in Salt Lake City
Bebe Ruth signed a 1933 contract worth 52000 today. He begins his 20th major league season this afternoon in right field. The game is an exhibition versus the Boston Braves in St Petersburg Florida.
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Petersburg
Fla
Bebe Ruth
Boston Braves
Man Sues Over Dividend At Dothan National Bank
D. B. Hammond sues in federal court against M. F. Murray as receiver of the Dothan National Bank seeking 188.78 dollars or 40 percent of a 471.87 dollar deposit. He claims he proved his claim to receiver Albert L. Lohm before Murray and says other depositors were paid. He also seeks interest on the overdue dividend.
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Dothan National Bank
D. BR. Hammond
Efremit
M. F. Murray
Hammond Fs
Albert L. Lohm
Murray
Hammond
Trammell Pushes Naval Bachelor Degree Bill
Chairman Trammell of the Senate naval committee urged reintroduction of a bill to confer the Bachelor of Science degree on graduates of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Maryland. The measure was previously sponsored by former Senator Shortridge of California in the last session.
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Washington
Trammell
Senate Naval Committee
Shortridge
California
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Gas attack kills worms at Masonic Temple furniture damaged
The Masonic temple was sealed for 24 hours after a Department of Agriculture gas treatment killed hundreds of worms damaging hardwood furniture. Officials said the worms likely fed on green wood, and the department provided the effort at no charge as a trial.
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Masonic Temple
Department of Agriculture
Lawmaker Signals Move to Remove Tax Bill From Adverse Calendar
Montgomery March 24 Representative Goodwyn said he would try to take the Harrison sales tax bill off the adverse calendar the next legislative day. If successful it would face a first test vote on the house floor Tuesday and, if approved, move to final passage by Thursday. The senate passed the Craft bill allowing city tax payments in three installments as relief from penalties. Two Carmichael bills received first readings and were sent to the committee on municipal organizations.
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Montgomery
Goodwyn
House
Senate
Committee On Municipal Organizations
Substitute plan for farm relief presented to senate committee
Washington March 24. Chairman Smith of South Carolina laid before the senate agriculture committee a substitute for the Roosevelt farm relief plan. It eliminates allotment and licensing, retains the cotton option, preserves land-leasing provisions, and would modify the processing tax. He indicated the Roosevelt proposal would be greatly changed before action.
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Washington
CAP
Smith
South Carolina
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Senate
Mrs Joe Gill Leaves Hospital After Wounding Incident
Mrs Joe H Gill, wounded in the Roosevelt assassination attempt by Giuseppe Zangara, left the Miami hospital declared out of danger and returned to her Miami Beach home to continue recovery under physician care from a bullet wound in the abdomen.
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Miami
Mra
Joe H. Ginl
Giuseppe Zangara
Roosevelt
Zangara
Miami Beach
Embarrassing Mixup at Carmichaels Dairy Meet
Lowry Smith reveals an awkward moment in Carmichaels when the chamber of commerce refreshments committee served ice cream cake and coffee using condensed milk after a dairymen’s meeting. Herd owners traveled from miles to hear an expert talk on milk.
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Carmichaels
Lowry Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Strawberry crop outlook in Escambia County improves profits
Es cimbla county growers expect a bigger strawberry harvest this year. The 1933 crop should cost less to produce than in prior years, allowing truck farmers to profit despite current low prices.
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Brewton
Escimbla County
Election marks brisk polling in four Dothay wards
In four Dothay polling places the commission government election drew near 500 votes by noon. Ward four led with about 125 ballots while Ward one had three voters and Ward three tallied 65. No major clashes occurred though debates over watcher limits arose. officials expect a full count within 30 minutes after closing.
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Commission
Dothay
Ward Four
Joint Meeting of Legion and Auxiliary Tonight
A joint meeting of Cheater R. Vickery post No 12 and the American Legion Auxiliary will be held at the Legion club house on Orntea street tonight at 7 30 oclock. Commander J J Bracewell said the Auxiliary will provide entertainment and several important business matters are on the program.
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R. Vickery
American Legion Auxiary
Legion Club
Orntea Street
J. J. Bracewell
Auxiliary
Bracewell
Jews in New York protest Nazi persecution with city march
About ten thousand Jews paraded to New York City Hall Park in a mournful protest against German persecutions and to call for a boycott of German goods. Mayor P. O'Brien reviewed the march, received a delegation, and vowed unity against oppression.
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New York
City Hell
Germany
New York City Hall Park
P. O'Brien
O'Brien
St Norbert students grow sideburns for Lincoln drama
In De Pere Wisconsin nearly all students at St Norbert College a single sex school are growing sideburns to provide background for a Lincoln drama titled If Booth Had Missed.
Roof fire damages residence on Newton Alley at 9 15 AM
Firefighters reported a small damage incident at 106 Newton Alley today at 9 15 AM. The blaze occurred at the home of Mary Harvey a Black woman.
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Newton Alley
Mary Harvey
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