Health Unit Fund Plan Keeps Houston County Open
Circuit Solicitor J Norton announced cashing warrants totaling 2633.33 to support health agricultural and welfare units for the rest of 1980. First National Bank President George H Malone agreed to advance 775 per month, ensuring 100 percent health department funding to avoid closure and protect children.
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Circuit
J. Norton
First National Bank
Ander
George H. Malone
Iwi
Mullins
Ta‘ta
Gimount
Aelth Department
Wie Health Department
Houston
Dothan
Alabama
Board of Revenue
Harry Martin
Taty
Aith
Mig
Lme
Malone
Workers Health Department
Canadian Bill to Refuse Clearance Liquor Ships Passes House
Ottawa reports the government bill to refuse clearance for cargoes destined for the United States passed the House of Commons by 173 to 11. Premier Mackenzie King faced fierce criticism as opposition accused a policy flip. Conservative leader Bennett urged resignation and questioned a 1924 U S treaty offer on smuggling and reciprocal arrangements.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
United States
Senate
W. L. MacKenzie King
Swn
C. G. Power
Quebec -South
Mr. King
R. B. Bennett
Canada
Bennett
King
Jamaica ginger maker Norris arrested in St Louis raid
Norris Products Company proprietor John C Norris 70 faces federal charges after prohibition officials raided the St Louis plant. Jamaica ginger sold to southern communities allegedly caused paralysis cases. Agents seized a sample with about 65 percent alcohol and lacking approved ginger extracts.
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John C. Norris
St. Louis
Norris Products Company
Prohibition
Jamaica
Sam Haley
Norris
Graves attends banquet at Alabama Boys Industrial School
Gov. Graves visited the Alabama Boys Industrial School in Birmingham to honor longtime superintendent D. M. Weakley and matron, praised the institution as one of the finest in the nation and a true moulder of character and citizenship.
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Gov. Graves
Boys’ Industrial School
Birmingham
Ala
Dothan National Bank Stockholders Ordered to Pay
Stockholders of the Dothan National Bank face a four hundred thousand dollar assessment payable by April 28 1930 to cover par value of shares held at failure. Receiver Albert L Lohm authorized to collect by suit or other means with extension options for 25 percent payment and remaining balance in three installments beginning May 28. The action follows a comptroller of currency order to liquidate assets and ensure individual liability.
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Dothan National Bank
Coors
J. W. Pole
Albert L. Lohm
Pole
Lohm
Comptroller
Swt
Creer
Dotala
Alabama
United States
Federal Reserve Act
Dothan National Tank
Dothan
Comptriler
Eagle's Cooking School to Teach Marketing and Menu Economics
Mrs. Geo. O. Thurn will lead four free cooking school lectures in Dothan at City Auditorium next week. The sessions aim to help housewives manage three daily meals, household finances, and time use, offering practical tips to reduce drudgery and add relaxation, social contact, and efficiency.
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Geo. O. Thurn
Dothan
City Auditorium
Eagle
Indian Woman Takes Stand in Murder Trial
Nancy Bowen the Cayuga elder testified in Buffalo that Lila Jimmerson inspired letters ordering the murder of Henri Marchand to free the French sculptor for marriage. Bowen said she beat Clothilde Marchand with a hammer and suffocated her with chloroform on March 6 in the Marchand home.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Nancy Bowen
Lila Jimmerson
Nancy
Henri Marchand
L'la
Marchand
Women's Baptist Missionary Meet Enters Second Day
MOBILE March 26 More than 400 delegates from Alabama chapters attended the second day of the annual Alabama Womens Baptist Missionary Union conference. Sessions in First Baptist church featured leaders on world service and program reports, with district reports and a Shanghai China keynote by J S Hoi on progress and products of missionaries.
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Mobile
Ala
Pthe
Alabama Womens Baptist Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
J. Carter Wright
Roanoke
Joan W. Phillips
H. Bb. Benson
Floyd L. Carr
Royal Ambassador Field
The
Northern Baptists
World Service
F. A. Vernon
J. A. Coker
St. T. Anderson
O. L. Judg
Fla. Vernon
McGehes
Aems
Tencgat
J. S. Hoi
Shanghai
China
Crna
Depigt Nz
Wroon
Weather in Alabama Forecast Says Frost Near Coast Tonight
The outlook notes fair conditions with frost along the coast and likely freezing temperatures in interior areas tonight. Thursday shows fair skies.
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Alabama
McCall Attacks Chain Stores In Alabama Speech
In Bessemer Alabama Char lie C McCall attorney general and governor candidate denounced chain store growth as the greatest problem of the age. He planned to speak in Tuscaloosa tonight after addressing locals here yesterday.
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Bessemer
Ala
Charlie C. McCall
Alabama
McCall
Tuscaloosa
Prohi Officer Held After Fatal Clarksdale Shooting
In Clarksdale Mississippi deputies arrested FE S Chapman a deputy prohibition administrator on murder charges after he and lumberman J L Doggett exchanged shots on a busy street. Investigators pursue witnesses as Daily and Collier rush to establish facts of the killing.
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Clarksdale
Miss
Marcel
J. L. Doggett
FE. S. Chapman
Prohibition
Clarksdale Street
Chapman
Doggett
Democrats win city election in Kansas City
Kansas City voters yield a Democratic landslide led by Bryce E. Smith with a mayoral victory by 23726 and eight council seats. Democrats also win two municipal judges. Republican challenges falter amid scattered disruptions and alleged incidents of political misconduct.
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Kansas City
Mar
Bryce E. Smith
Mr. Smith
George [. Kimball
Byron Spencer
Charles P. Woodbury
North Side
Morris Godman
Louis DeMaye
Bernard Lillis
Clarence Gear
Washington
Mares
Uvi
Chairean Jouett Shouse
National Democratic Executive Committee
Democraticocn
West
Four Nations Chase Speed Crown From Germany In Ship Race
New York March 2000 a historic four nation bid to wrest the speed crown from Germany saw North Germany Lloyds heroically set a two hour sixty minute record from the breakwater to Ambrose. Britain France and the United States plan to build ships capable of 28 and a half knots each with costs around 276 million dollars.
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Europa
Atlantic
New York
Bremen
Nicolas Johnson
Tdoyd Line
Leviathan
Germany
Caverhy
Amaros
Charnel
Tottering
Einer Jenmen
Mauretania
Great Britain
France
Teely
United States
Cunard
Freaen Dave
Porte de Ths
Odore Generale Maanes Iye Sabauda
Winter Storm Hits Alabama With Snow Sleet And Hail
Cold wave brings snow hail and heavy rain across Alabama with 37 degree temps in Huntsville and near record lows in Birmingham. Snow flurries calm as sunshine returns and travel disruptions include postponed baseball and a grounded Birmingham to Atlanta flight.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Decatur
Als
Guisaine
Huntsville
Snow Flurries and Cold Spell Hit Dixie Areas
Snow flurries and sharp winds sweep the southern states with temperatures dipping into the mid twenties in parts of Virginia and lower thirties elsewhere. Regions including Memphis Birmingham Charlotte Little Rock report cold readings with damage to perches feared in Virginia and fruit crop concerns in northwest Arkansas. The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tomorrow.
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Atlanta
Dixie
South
Mercury
Virginia
Bristol
Memphis
Nashville
Knoxville
Birmingham
Ala
Charlotte
N.C
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Winter Storm Grips Midwest Slows City Travel
March 26 dispatch reports a weakened winter storm still affecting the Midwest. Snow and slush cover states, with sleet and blocked highways hindering commutes. Chicago and Great Lakes shipping faced renewed disruption as shoreline areas suffered.
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Chicago
Midwest
Leifta
Mitfens
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
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Joe Matthews
BGT
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Johnen
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Tom Mix
Oklahoma
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