Kiwanis Reorganizes Clubs in Ozark and Abbeville
Abbeville and Ozark Kiwanis clubs underwent reorganization meetings led by Sam Clabaugh, Alabama Kiwanis district governor. New officers were installed in Abbeville with J C Seeger as president, John R Thornton as vice president, and Carl S Farmer as secretary treasurer. Ozark elected Sam Crosby president, E C Clouse as vice president, and seven directors. Guests from Dothan, Eufaula, Troy and other areas attended. Governor Clabaugh spoke on civic leadership and Kiwanis aims to foster fellowship and cooperation with chambers of commerce.
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Ozark
Abbeville
Kiwanis
Sam Clabaugh
Alabama Kiwanis District
Abbevile
Clabaugh
J. C. Seeger
John R. Thornton
Carl S. Farmer
Dothan Kiwanis
Theodore Jackson
W. R. Jordan
J. W. Bish
Myer Blumberg
Yank Dean
Leon Sparks
Eufaula
Organization For Civic Leadership
Chambers of Commerce
Ozark Club
Sam Crosby
E. C. Clouse
R. Phillips
S. J. Carroll
J. O. Delaney
George C. Morgan
A. H. Matthews
Ez Cummings
Mike Selly
Marion Redd
Clabaudh
Ruxford Martin
Bryan McBride
Ewell Orme
Troy
H. K. Martin
J. A. Keyton
S. 0. Moseley
Dothan
Turpentine and Rosin Prices in Savannah Trade Report
Turpentine market shows firm at 47 1 2 to 48 1 4 with receipts 171 and shipments 80. stock 9 AT7. Rosin firm reports sales 407 and receipts 49 percent, stock 46 1364 with no shipments. Quotes include D 3.80 E 4.00 F 4.25 to 35 G 4.35 to B7 1 2 FEE K 4.35-40 M64.35 N B00. WW 6.30.
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Turpentine
Savannah
Child Labor Amendment Hopes Dim Nears Failure
Washington March 28 AP Sponsors of the child labor amendment drop hopes of constitutional adoption this year after falling 12 states short of the 36 needed for ratification. Only 24 states have acted favorably, with 15 rejecting and six still in session.
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Rhode Island
South Carolina
Cotton Prices and Futures Close Steady in Liverpool
Liverpool March 28 AP spot quiet with prices five points lower. American and British grades show strict good middling 7.01, low middling 6.01, strict good ordinary 5.51. Futures close steady with Mech 6.21 and May 6.16, July 6.10, October 5.48, December 5.85, January 5.85.
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Liverpool
Market summary from New York and New Orleans prices
Daily price table with figures for May July Oct December and others. Listings show index values and currency markers across markets in New York and New Orleans with varied readings and occasional unclear tokens. The fragmentary data lacks full context but indicates fluctuating commodity or security prices during the trading day.
Dothan Markets Report Cottonseed and Grain Quotations
Dothan peanut market shows no.1 runners and seed positions with mixed weights and week totals. Chicago grain quotes list May and July wheat corn oats and lard with varied prices. Cottonseed market notes price movement with July contract and nearby figures.
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Dothan Peanut Market
Eee Aes AO
Dothan
Lele Sane
Chicago
New York Stocks Rally Mixed On Trading Floor Notes
A stock list shows varied prices for American Can Auburn Motors Chrysler General Motors General Electric Goodyear International Harvester Reynolds Tobacco Sears Roebuck Westinghouse Woolworth and others with small gains and losses in a volatile session. Market activity includes many 1/8 and 1/4 point moves and notable entries such as Bethlehem Steel and Texaco among others.
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New York
A.C. US
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Te Ply Aes
Bendix
Eee Eee
Cee Ween Vee BR
Southern
Leek
Dees
Chrysler
Curtis Wright
Dupont
Bas
Electric L
General Motorz
General Foods
General Electric
Goodyear
Ge Fille Gots
Hudson Motors
International Harv
Industrial Rayon
Johns-Manville
Kennecott Corp
Lorillard
Seee
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
O Ee
Wf Penney
Eeaaes
Packard
Radio Cern
Reynolds Tobacco
Radio Keith Orph
Sears Roebuck
Ee Eae As
Southern Raihway
Texas Corp
WTAK
Gulf Wii
IV. OS. Steel Wer Hee
Tinsted Aircraft
Westinghouse
Pees OH
Woolworth
Cee
Ae Eee
Western Union
Committee Studies Revenue Bill Amid Tax Debate
The committee kept its stance unclear while studying the general revenue bill. F W Gist estimated a 3 percent sales tax could yield about 13.15 million for the state and raise over 6 million if ad valorem taxes were repealed. A 2 percent retail tax would bring 6.25 million, a 1 percent wholesale tax 3.2 million, a 1 percent manufacturers tax 3.5 million, and 1 percent mining tax 0.2 million, excluding gasoline and tobacco.
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Hanks
Talladega
F. W. Gist
Walmsley vows to fight Long on New Orleans police boards
New Orleans mayor T Semmes Walmsley pledged to use every power to stop Huey P Long's state administration from taking control of the city police and fire departments. He spoke in civil district court as debates over act 20 of the legislature's special session questioned the legal authority of the proposed boards. Police Superintendent George Reyer testified for the state. Assistant Attorney General George Wallace praised the state Bureau of Identification and Investigation, Long's projected police force.
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New Orleans
T. Semmes Walmsley
Huey P. Long
Civil District Court
Walmsley
Police Board
George Reyer
George Wallace
State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Long
State Police Force
Louisiana
Wallace
Co ed Chases Shoots Student on Campus
Tahlequah Oklahoma March 28 AP Miss Lois Thompson a 19 year old sophomore at North eastern Oklahoma Teachers college was held in county jail while Daniel Shaw a Chinese student was given a 50 50 chance to recover from wounds allegedly inflicted by the co ed The girl with a pistol chased Shaw for 200 yards across campus shouting and firing Jack Horn a fellow student told officers No charges have been filed though Cherokee county attorney Sanford Martin said he was investigating threatening notes she had received since February 27
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Tahlequah
Okla
Lois Thompson
Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers College
Daniel Shaw
Shaw
Jack Horn
Sanford Martin
Cherokee County
Scott predicts 16 million in federal aid for Alabama roads
Gaston Scott chairman of the state highway commission returned from Washington saying Alabama should receive more than 16 million dollars from the federal work relief bill for grade crossings and general highway building. He noted at least 650 thousand for grade crossings and over 10 million for general highway work. He cited expected spending rules 50 percent federal aid highway systems 25 percent secondary roads and 25 percent inside city limits on federal aid highways.
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Montgomery
Gaston Scott
State Highway Commission
Washington
Alabama
Scott
Bibb Graves
Air Clipper Poised to Take Second Leg of Flight
ACAPULCO Mexico March 28 The Pan American clipper great flying boat which landed after a 1500 mile non stop flight from Miami prepared to take off today on a second equidistant hop to its goal San Diego It will serve as a pathfinder for the first trans Pacific airplane to China.
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Acapulco
Mex
Miami-Fla
San Diego
Cal
China
Eagle Want Ad: Rent or Buy By Phone Today
A brief classified note promotes using an Eagle Want Ad to reach more buyers or renters. It urges readers to phone in their ad, providing the stated contact number 11L. The item emphasizes quick, wider exposure for rental or purchase needs.
Mission Union Meets About Original Seat of Society Founders
In Marion Alabama the Alabama Woman's Missionary Union held its annual session at Siloam Baptist Church the birthplace of the Southern Baptist home mission society. Dr J B Lawrence executive secretary of the Home Mission Board spoke beside the table where organizers began meetings in 1845.
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Mission Union
Death penalty asked for 14 Greek rebels in Athens
A Greek court martial heard demands for death sentences for 14 of 28 accused leaders of the revolt. Prosecutor Lieut Colonel Vaghenas filed the request as the government seeks swift justice. Former premier Eleutherios Venizelos and 109 other rebels, in exile in Italy, are to be tried by cannon.
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Athens
Vaghenas
Canea
Eleutherios Venizelos
Italy
Patrons for This Theatre Attend Show Today
Patrons report a steady turnout at the theatre for a daytime performance. Staff note good ticket sales and a crowd size that fills most of the midsection, with projections showing continued demand into the evening.
Fragmented OCR notes on medical product and drug usage
Fragmented text mentions Quadruple and Halems 4 terms daily and a thyroid stand. References a Young Drug and resistance by a writer. Content is garbled with unclear meaning and attribution.
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Coleriges
Resistéred Phrtishe
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