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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1932
Page
3
A historical list shows candidates for delegates at large to the Democratic National Convention. Many names marked with X indicate those who will choose a candidate at the convention rather than beforehand. The roster includes Arant Brandon Bugg Carmichael Evins Finnell Faulk Fitts Fletcher Grant Gordon James Leigh Lynn Mallory Samford Screws with several indicating intention to decide at the convention.
A Birmingham Y W C A dietitian, Mrs E M Sawyer, outlines a weekly menu costing one dollar five cents. The plan lists groceries and daily meals for seven days, noting the diet is balanced but insufficient for someone doing hard labor. She emphasizes the diet’s nourishment but acknowledges limits.
A harsh critique argues crime is powerfully organized and the government and police are unable to cope. It accuses judges juries and officials of leniency while praising criminals and lamenting outmoded detection methods. It condemns lawyers bondsmen psychiatrists and others aiding criminals.
The piece argues prohibition taxes cripple budgets and burden the public, urging repeal as a path to tax revenue and national self confidence. It cites Seligman figures and Senate testimony by Birnham, Wadsworth, and Lehin, portraying repeal as vital to fiscal stability and morale.
Twenty years ago in Dotitan, Verisy Pl Nirbiannsd of Tuscaloosa visited relatives here as two train cars left with both sons bound for Macon to attend a Confederate reunion. Messages note Mrs. W. W. Logu after a visit. Pastor Stenhertconmant Otem of Achfuird. Old and new names appear in social notes and a postmaster comment on budget politics alongside rep Byrnes and economic talks.
A Chicago rumor via a Chicago newspaper claims city authorities and federal sources urge speakeasies to close during the Republican national convention in June. The piece questions the tale while noting Chicago’s hosting duties and the era’s moral push, hinting at enforcement confusion and delegate expectations.
The Interstate Commerce Commission urged federal regulation of motor vehicles in interstate commerce after a five year inquiry. The piece cites unfair practices, highway wear, and private individuals operating passenger services across states. It argues regulation and fair taxation should apply to motor carriers as to railroads.
New York writer Fannie Hurst discusses her love of New York and its diverse life from Bowery to Broadway. She recalls arriving at 18 to pursue writing and acting, notes natives overlook the city’s depth, and praises Hollywood for adapting her New York story about an Eastside family’s rise from poverty to redemption into film, claiming films now express authentic atmosphere and character.
A fragmentary excerpt from Curtis Gover’s PEEPS touches on economics and industry with references to Henry Ford, Britain, and North, amid jumbled names like Parker Sharkey and Tennessee financiers. The garbled text hints at labor, weather, and corporate power influencing daily life, but clarity is scarce.
Washington Letter notes Simeon Fess of Ohio, once college president, shaped tariff policy starting with four House speeches against the Underwood bill. Describes his ongoing role as a leading tariff expert, likening him to Smoot, and cites his call for a policy to stimulate profitable American capital investment and high wages.
A local physician reports a patient on a carefully planned diet showing no improvement after weeks. When asked about adherence, the patient replies she has eaten only her regular foods. The note is from 7-Cacs County Maine, Four.
A compact reflection on congressional expense, speech value, and journalism. It praises Dr Frank Willis Barnett and Congressman Steagall, notes Dale and Ozark roots, lauds Houston Herald editor L S Dead and editor Robert C Marsh, and honors L A Deal’s recovery while stressing resilience.
Alice Judson Peale argues that parental sacrifice is real but often overlooked, noting that children also give up comforts to gain love and approval. The piece traces a child’s path from egocentric infant to disciplined youngster through daily sacrifices and learned self-control.
Paris dispatch reports the Of cla Journal stating Brittany's iodine industry faced US and Japanese pressure. A decree sets raw iodine imports from Japan at 724 kg, Germany at 120 kg, and six other countries including the United States at 123 kg through June 39, 1932.
John and Peggy and Surprises the Magic Maker explore Russia and the Swiss Alps with the plane. They learn chamois skills, witness a mother teaching her young, and jump across high chasms. The journey continues to Scotland with red deer and wild birds before heading to South America.
In Quincy Massachusetts Edward W Dutton 68 his wife Ida May Dutton 62 and his stepdaughter Mrs Willington Bar tell 38 were found dead in the Dutton residence Sunday A revolver with five loaded cartridges and one discharged cartridge lay in Dutton s hand Dr Frederick E Jones medical examiner suspects double murder and suicide though no other discharged cartridges were found in the scene
Dr Engs Goldston reviews immune serum use against polio noting experimental success in neutralizing the virus but stressing practical limits. Early application is crucial, as once nerve tissue is infected serum is less effective. Comparison with diphtheria serum highlights a larger safety margin in that disease. claims about polio remain cautious.
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