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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
2
AP report from Belma describes a cat that adopted and cared for a rat after its kitten died. Local residents claimed to have witnessed the cat nursing the rat as if it were its own offspring, defying typical feline behavior.
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman plans to electrify the Thundering Herd with lightning in the fall. Quarterback George Champlin 139, halfback Kenny MacDougal 145, guard Jim Donnerly 154, and center Roy Den 166 headline four midgets set to see extensive action behind the gargantuan Gopher pack.
Mrs John L Heiss of Gulfport was elected president of the Mississippi division United Daughters of the Confederacy at the 11th annual convention in Hattiesburg on May 5 AP report says Heiss succeeds in leading the state group.
Washington gossip notes M Edouard Herriot of France learned English quickly during his stay, often answering before interpreters finished and correcting translations. Eleanor Roosevelt is pictured paparazzi friendly, while White House press briefings bend toward informal. Congressman Tom Blanton faces fallout after a Boland misattribution lands in the Congressional Record.
Friday and Saturday feature Dorothy Jordan and Alex Kirkland in Bondage with new comedy shows and news. Next Sunday Fay Wray Bruc Babcot and Robert Armstrong star in King Kong. Planes depart Langley Field Virginia for trials as a second bomber contingent leaves Thursday for the river operation.
Side, Calif., to participate in the annual air corps maneuvers. Capt. G. P. Johnson of the Second Bombardment Group had command. Pope Field, N. C., is the first scheduled stop with plans for Maxwell Field, Alas., Barksdale Field, Shreveport, Le.
The Albany Herald reports Gene Austins Broadway Rhapsody drew good crowds at Albany Theatre and will play City Auditorium for two engagements. The revue features Austins smooth tenor, comic acts by Hap Farnell and Al Stone, and performances by Carol Lee Harrington sisters, Bessie Hay, Sid Tracey, and the Original Bricktops orchestra under Gyp Bittick.
Report from the Horace Hall Wiks Colf tournament lists filte results with MS Jell of Oxark and J Cooper of DeFuniak winning early rounds, plus consolation victors. Marion Hanshaw and Frank Blocomb win fifth and consolation rounds. Pat Jones and J M Cowart claim sixth and seventh filtes. Reed Merrill, D. Sale, W D Moss, C Foster claim later filtes with prizes and a champion trophy from Southeast Alabama Protective Life.
Helps for housewives offers practical notes on making seeded and stuffed confections with nuts and fondant, peanut butter, fudge or coconut, rolled in sugar. It mentions chocolate fridge balls or rolls with chopped nuts, canned pineapple in gelatin, and grated citrus zest to flavor lemon and orange creams. A tablespoon per pie is advised.
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