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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1936

Page

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Inflationists Force Farm Debt Refinancing Bill Showdown

Inflationists and opponents prepare for a May 11 House vote on the Praziar Lemke farm debt refinancing bill seeking 3 billion in new money. The long dormant measure was revived by a petition and split predictions loom as leaders expect a defeat for inflationists. Rep Lemke (ND) predicts a 2 to 1 pass, while other lawmakers trade accusations of political manipulation and party splits.

Associated Press Washington House Rates Committee Seaason Chence Lemke North Dakota Berlin Pennsylvania Guffey WPA Charles E. Coughlin Dedott Alao Bia Frazier Lemke Billi

Girls Back Home After Nine Days Missing

Three Mobilis girls Genevieve Bradford 46 Uncle Liberatto 15 and Made Une Taylor 14 were found in Napoleonville Louisiana after nine days away from home. They had left April 21 saying they were riding around with no fixed destination and returned home today. In Okmulgee Oklahoma on May 1 Negro voters demanded a radio equipped car to take them to the polls so they would not miss their favorite orchestra.

Dasa Mobile Mobilis Napoleonville Genevieve Bradford Liberatto Made- Une Taylor Short Okmulgee, Okla AP Negro

May Day World Observances Highlight Parades and Rallies

May Day events spanned Berlin to Madrid with rallies and speeches by Hiller urging unity, calls for working class pride in France and Austria, and mass gatherings in Hyde Park and St. Louis. In Mexico City and Cleveland suburbs, security tightened as workers demonstrated and a burning cross signaled intolerance. Across the United States many plants closed for the holiday while families picnicked and colleges hosted maypole festivities.

Germany Hiller Berlin France Hyde Park London Madrid Celebrente Austria Chencalior Kurt Schusbheigs Octon Manta Mexico City St. Louis Cleveland Cormmunitete Borton Veterans of Foreign Wara’ Auxiliary Communist Party United States

Unanimous reunion city not advanced in session

Brigadier generals affected for the state district were tested with names like Inge R Nix Deatsville second Mra Mattle Hooper Mobile JA Steager Huntaville fourth R T Boatwright Birmingham The closing season after three days of entertainment endorsed a bill from Rep George Quarles Selma to raise Confederate veteran pensions Widows total about 2400 tied to state penal fund The 1936 law diverting pension funds was deemed unconstitutional and unpopular Marie Bankhead Owen reported a 370000 expensed year with 352 veteran pension rolls vs 246 on April 1 Former soldiers receive 150 quarterly.

Test Inge R Nix Deatsville Mra Mattle Hooper Mobile JA. Steager Huntaville R. T. Boatwright Birmingham Seaston George Quarles Selma Kennedy Alabama Marie Bankhead Owen State Department of Archives and History

Legion Round Up Plane Takes Off With Card Batch

Lieut William A McDonald flying American Legion round plane to Dothan airport Friday morning received from J P Morrigan commander of Cheater R Vickery post 20 new memberships then headed to Enterprise He planned to report back to Montgomery late Friday while another plane covered North Alabama and Birmingham The air roundup promotes Legion membership and aviation development McDonald stopped at Troy Dothan Enterprise Mobile Selma and other Alabama points while a second plane stopped at Tuscaloosa Huntsville Gadsden Anniston and Opelika

William A. McDonald American Legion Dothan J. P. Morrigan Cheater R. Vickery Post McDonald Montgomery North Alabama Birmingham J. L. Vaughn MacDonald Morrison Adjt J. M. Campbell Lagion Post Ben May The Legion Troy Enterprive Mobile Selma Alabama Tuscalooga Huntavillee Gadsden Anniston Opetika

Freight Car Loadings Rise 3.7 Percent in Week

Washington May 1 AP The Association of American Railroads reported revenue freight car loadings for the week ended Saturday at 866,111 cars, up 23,524 cars or 3.7 percent from the prior week. Compared with a year ago they are 107,245 higher or 12 percent, and 56,477 higher or 6 percent than two years ago.

Washington

City commission moves to file last right of way deed

Proceedings authorize city attorney to institute actions to obtain the final right of way deed for the AC Line project. A minor owner of two lots, obstructing the route, is barred from signing over the deed, requiring legal steps to proceed.

City Commission T E. Buntin AC. L. Voverpaay Alldeeda Roverpaas

Collins Crushed Wheat Bread touted as constipation relief

The advertisement claims Collins Crushed Wheat Bread eases constipation from soft foods and lack of exercise. It highlights crushed whole wheat, clover honey, and concentrated prune juice as natural stimulants, urging readers to buy genuine Collins Bread via grocers or phone.

Collins Collins Basing Company Pature Addi Patton Dow

Bandit Wounded After Bank Hold Up At Pittsfield Bank

An unidentified man robbed the First National Bank of Pittsfield on Thursday and was shot in the back by police he fled on foot. The robber entered asking to change a 45 bill into quarters then returned with his hand in his pocket and ordered the bank staff to empty the cash on the counter before escaping.

Reid Pittsfield First National Bank of

Bridge Under Construction Over Beaver Creek Near Little Vine

Construction began Friday on a 96 foot bridge over Beaver Creek on the Little Vine church road. County road foreman C. C. McHachin reports the structure will replace the worn out span, cost about $400 to the county, and be completed Monday.

Beaver Creek Little Vine Church Road C. C. McHachin

Builders Seek Permits for Two Houses on Dusy Street

David Bradford and G C Word seek city permits to erect two residences on Dusy Street. Each home is valued at 2500 dollars. Bradford plans lot 600, with Word adjacent, as details pin down exact frontage and site numbers.

David Bradford G. C. Word Plan Dusy Street David Bradford Land B.C. Word Duny Street Bradford Word

Dothan Scout Court Scene Moved to Foster Methodist

The Dothan Boy Scout Court of Honor, set for Friday night at the First Baptist Church, has been moved to Foster Methodist to avoid overlapping revival services. Executive Roscoe E. Stevens announced the transfer to ensure orderly proceedings for the court and attendees.

Ifes Dothan First Baptist Church Foster Arrest Methodist Roscoe E. Stevens Eald First Baptist

Delinquent Tax Property Sale Set For May In Houston County

Tax Collector A W Gwaltney announced delinquent tax property sale advertising will start the week of May 10 in Houston County. Probate Judge Saxon P Poyner will render a decree on the date allowing the collector to advertise all unpaid properties. owners may appear and show cause. Delinquents face added penalties after the decree and ads. actual sale should occur about 90 days after first ads, with 487 parcels overdue mainly in Dothan and nearby areas.

Houston County A. W. Gwaltney Saxon P. Poyner Poyner Gwaltney Dothan

Hit by auto Grangerburg resident suffers fractured ankle

Miss J Howard age 69 of Grangerburg is in Dothan hospital Friday after a car struck her along Grangerburg road. The vehicle, driven by James Domaney of Abbeville, caused the injury as she walked.

Grangerburg J. Howard Dothan Hospital Grangerburg Road James Domaney Abbeville

Tax plan clash widens in Roosevelt era debate

Treasury members push back at critics as La Follette advocates a higher income tax with steep surtaxes to raise needed revenue. Beale and Harrison weigh temporary measures while Treasury warns that corporate tax plans may limit surpluses. The scene centers on the struggle to fund the government amid the Great Depression.

Haas la Follette Beaste Morgenthau Treasury Stports Harrison Senate Cammittes Roosevelt le Follette Treasury Senate Committee George C. Haas Treasury Department

Corporate Tax Bill Claims Saving for Firms

The speaker argued the bill would let small corporations save up to 40 percent of income and large corporations up to 30 percent, with no tax increase. Critics were accused of misreading corporate surpluses as the basis for tax liability, noting surpluses sit on the liability side of balance sheets.

Resignation of Houston County Health Officer Granger

Dr Granger,resigning after 15 years as health officer with Houston County health department. He will resume private practice in Ashford after a final resignation following a petition from the county commission. Commends cooperation from Houston officials and expresses best wishes to his successor and the county’s health efforts.

Burkett Hanith Department Dutiex Howeg Houston State Gament Granger Houston County Roy Farm Ashford Becoms Ficer Gene Burka Mumy Co.c

Cotton figures Liverpool weekly nation statistics

Copy of wartime trade figures shows 68,000 bases including 18,000 A jean stock 731,000 with American 900 forwarded 55,000 Ameries DOD exports 4,00 Americas.

Liverpool DOD

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