Moore County primary results feature Kilby sale and Black split
County wide returns show A Y Malone of Dothan defeating rivals in several races while Henry county and Geneva county yield Black over Kiley in some spots. Key totals include Kilby with 1 737 votes in the Democratic primary, Anderton 18, McCall 157, Burns 119, and Black leading in Dale, Geneva, and other counties with extensive vote tallies. Incumbent Hugh White leads Darden for president of the Alabama Public Service Commission as other races tighten across four counties.
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Thomas E. Kiln
Hugo S. Black
Houston
Black
Henry
Mm. McCall
Buns
Anderton
Kiley
Dale County
Geneva County
McCall
Dale
Burns
Geneva
Hugh White
John A. Darden
Alabama Public Service Commission
Malone
Dothan
Milie
Michael Sollies
Ozark
Hi. C. Boswell
Sollie
Solomon Baxter
Houston County
C. Johnson
Tace
I.M. Meadows
G.E. Jack
Frank Melvin
Henry County
E. Gg. Mobley
E. Willis
M.B. Clark
T.M. Weems
J.E. Armstrong
County Commission
N. J. Jackson
M. G. Granberry
W. J. Smith, Jr
R. R
W. R. Wood
G. W. Doswell
Justice
Speake
Thomas
Public Service Commission
Dar
Finnell
Faulk
Fietcher
Grant
Gordon
Mallory
Roosevelt
Brandon
Bugg
Carmichael
Ha. Fitts
James
Leigh
Lynne
Samford
Boswell
Brunson
Clayton
Merrin
Prigden
Sol- Be
Xeva County
Trenas
Judge Hears Motion For New Trial In Hood V Bank
A motion for a new hearing in the case of Howard Hood against the Bank of Cottonwood was heard by Circuit Judge BH. A. Pearce. No ruling was announced on whether a new trial would be granted. The article then lists numerous election tallies for various local offices and districts.
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Howard Hood
Bank of Cottonwood
BH. A. Pearce
Black Falls Short of State Primary Majority in Alabama
In Montgomery on May 6, with 2124 of 2126 boxes counted, Hugo Black led with 98,720 votes but trailed a majority over a four candidate field. Kilby followed with 57,400, Burns 15,413, McCall 11,644, Anderton 10,762. two Coosa county boxes remained uncounted.
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Montgomery
Ala
Hugo Black
Black
Kilby
Morgan Burns
Charlie McCall
Henry Anderton
Coosa County
Two Revenue Board Members In Geneva Reelected to Jobs
Geneva voters reelect A. L. Chancey from the second district who defeated P. T. Commander 837 to 167. G. D. King from the fourth district, beating Louis Spear and A. J. Weasley 391, 210, and 131 respectively. Segrest wins 1,702 for county school board with Dooling at 1,200 and Bridges at 1,613.
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Revenue Board
Geneva
A. L. Chancey
Hartford
Geneva County
P. T. Commander
G. D. King
Samson
Louis Spear
A. J. Weasley
King
Spear
Wessley
Co. M. Segrest
Slocomb
J. M. Dooling
B. T. Bridges
Thieves Enter Seaborn Store in Food Grabloafers
Police report thieves entered the Seaborn store at Montana and Houston streets Thursday night in a food theft. They took 10 pounds of meal six 12 pound sacks of flour one 24 pound sack of tobacco and snuff.
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Seaborn
Montana and
Houston Streets
Means Arrested in Lindbergh Baby Case
Federal agents arrest Gaston B Means on a charge of obtaining 100000 by false representations that he could secure the Lindbergh baby. Testimony names Mrs Edward B McLean and others. Means jailed as grand jury hearings proceed. investigation includes a trip to Aiken South Carolina and a claim the baby was in Mexico.
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Washington
Gaston Means
Lindbergh
Means
Howard McLean
The
Washington Post
Trust
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Edward B. McLean
McLean
Aiken
S. C
el Paso
Texas
Mexico
Fox
Truck Growers Meet At Rehobeth School
Representatives from Graceville Florida will attend the Houston County Truck Growers association meeting at Rehobeth school Monday at 7 30 p m Officers say a committee will report on creamery possibilities J C Penney Co is examining establishing a creamery in the area Members of the committee are J J Dye J T Richards and T G Pippins
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Graceville
Fla
Houston, County Truck Growers Association
Rehobeth School
J. C. Penney Co
Houston County Trick Growers Association
J.J. Dye
J. T. Richards
Fire Confusion Ends With False Alarm in Green Alley
Firemen faced mixed messages in the Negro section when alarm calls from Green Alley sparked initial denials and confirmations of a blaze. Investigators found a fireplace blaze too heavy for the room, and a neighbor reported the alarm after seeing the reflective glow.
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Green Alley
Miss Lucile Culpepper Appointed County Judge
In May 8 AP report Miss Lucile Culpepper of Perry was named county judge of Taylor county to succeed her father Judge Jehan O. Culpepper who fled Tuesday.
Death of Miss Rafferty Follows Assault by Unidentified Man
In Toledo Ohio May 6 an unidentified man strangled 22 year old dietician Miss Winifred Rafferty near Robinwood hospital the body found on a residential lawn after a violent struggle. Police label the attack a maniacs act and note she was returning from a swimming class when killed. Mrs Greer says nurses faced similar disturbances from a man showing weak minded behavior.
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Toledo
Ohio
Winifred Rafferty
Robinwood Hospistol
Richard Carr
Miss Fafferty
William Greer
Pier Fires Sweep $2,000,000 Cunard Pier
Fire raged for hours along the $2,000,000 Cunard pier on the Hudson at 13th street. The blaze spread to adjacent waterfront property, threatening collapse of the structure. It began in rubbish under Pier 54 and extended toward an adjoining pier and a nearby office building.
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New York
Cunard
Hudson River
13Th Street
Pier 54
Tworteor
Voters of County Rejected Three Constitutional Proposals
County voters in Houston and nearby counties rejected three proposed amendments to the state constitution in a Democratic primary. Minor turnout and a general anti-tax sentiment shaped results. official counts were incomplete at press time.
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Houston County
Joule
Gentva
Dale County
Geneva County
Young Man Returned On Car Theft Count
Pete Enfinger an 18 year old was held on a charge of interfering with foemen at the Alonga theatre. He was reported to have recently entered a burning building after orders to stay away were given.
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Pete Enfinger
Iall
Alongar
All Cooeers
Enfinger
T Ting
Aremnen
Alt
School Children to Help Fight Growing Threat
In Chester a national effort aims to reduce crime by impressing school children with safety lessons. Local schools plan to begin a program and mail letters to the American Legion to reinforce anti crime outreach and security measures.
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Chester
Atuetica
Theramecal
Corum
Pert Amecan Legion
Dethar
Therae of
Tiatearoe
Adam and Eva senior play set for 8 15 tonight at Dothan High
The Dothan High School senior class presents Adam and Eva a three act comedy at the city auditorium starting at 8 15 p m. Mrs S Ford directs with heavy ticket sales and an expanded program featuring tap and folk dances travelogues and student performers from other classes between acts.
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Dothan High School
Adam and
Eva
City Auditorium
S. Ford
Doumer Shot at Paris Book Exhibition
President Paul Doumer was shot four times while signing a book at a Paris exhibition. Noted novelist Claude Farrere and Paris police director Paul Guichard were wounded in the attack. The suspect, identified as Russian doctor Paul Gouguloff, was seized by police.
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Paris
France
Paul Doumer
Claude Farrere
Paul Guichard
Doumer
Benujou
Building contracts rise in April across Southern states
Baltimore May 6 AP construction and building contracts in 16 Southern states totaled over 26 million dollars in April, lifting yearly figures to about 88 million. Private projects fueled gains despite fewer public works, with road and bridge awards surpassing 12.8 million. Several states plan bond sales to support projects while maintenance demand grows.
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Baltimore
Texas
Kentucky
Missouri
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Maryland
Panama City Observes Child Welfare Day
Panama City on May 6 held Child Welfare Day led by a local welfare committee. A luncheon welcomed mothers with children and provided milk and orange juice while a school enrollment check and health program aimed to ensure early examinations for all children.
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Panama City
Leflore
Alabama star Country Oliver in fatal shooting spree
Panola Alabama May 6 AP William Country Oliver 28 former Alabama football halfback shot and killed his sweetheart 21 year old Migs Lottie Simmons wounded his brother 45 Clare Oliver then killed himself There were no witnesses and motive unknown Oliver was a 1922 1923 1924 Alabama star noted for a 87 yard kickoff return against Georgia He worked as a car salesman in Birmingham before returning home.
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Panola
Ala
William ‘Country’ Oliver
University of Alabama
Migs Lottie Simmons
Clare Oliver
Electric Mills
Miss
Birmingham
Oliver
Georgia
Alabama
Jone Marker
Two Physicians Post Bond In Narco Indictment Here
Indicted on narcotic law charges, two physicians posted bond in U S district court today. Bonds were $1000 each for Dr. Henry C. Stovall of Pickard and Dr. Herbert White of Enterprise. They were indicted by the U S grand jury in Montgomery last month and must appear for arraignment on May 23.
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U.S
Henery C. Stovall
Piickard
Herbert White
Enterprise
Montgomery
High School Youth Wins Andalusia Golfing Tourney
Abner Powell from Andalusia captured the fourth annual invitation tournament at Andalusia Country Club held Thursday. He defeated three veterans in the final, with Horace Hall Jim Brennane of Dothan and Dennis Scott of Bainbridge among the players who fell before the local youth in a match noted for Powell's driving and steady all around play.
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Abner Powell
Andaluesia
Powell
Andalusia
Horace Hall
Jim Brennane
Dothan
Dennis Scott
Bainbridge
Andalusta
Youths Arrested After Fire Interference Charge
Two youths, 21 year old Dune and Cody Turner near Wickburz in Wilon, were released from jail and later returned to face grand larceny charges. County officers escorted them from Flutier Alabama to the county jail where they are being held.
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Tole
Dune
Wilon
Cody Turner
Wickburz
Flutier
Ala
Court to Hear Jury Trials Next Week in Circuit Court
Court officials announced a four day term in circuit court starting next week with a large docket of cases set for trial and jury care. The schedule includes numerous matters awaiting determination by the court.
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Teeay
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Mure
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Neva
A.Y. Malone
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McCord
Inge
Frazier
Maione
Smiley
Gvant
Evins
Fletcher
Screws
Fitts
Merrill
Pridgen
Darden
Avant
Carmincheal
Inc
Whetcher
Dayton
Gaston
Harding
al Capone
Atlanta
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Capone
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Pledor
Aootern
Long Island
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Paer Saad
Tata
South
Thura
Tomrrtiee
William
U. S
Prickard
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