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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1936

Page

2

Kidnapping Suspect Pleads Guilty In Federal Case

Ross, Nashville attorney, said he would not represent Thomas J. Robinson Jr. in the kidnaping case linked to Mrs. Alice Speed. Prosecutors reported Robinson pleaded guilty in Kentucky to a federal count tied to a $50,000 ransom for Mrs. Speed, with potential life sentence looming. Court officials kept timing secret to avoid crowds as the judge weighed the plea and possible life term.

Ross Nashville Thomas J. Robinson, Jr Drs Allee Bpech Tarvise J. Washington Pare Jean Moore Sipotinon Meinbon Quoy H. Robinson, Jr Department of Justice Soley Alice Speed Monta Yashville Tenn Mo. O. Dewey Io Enargo Gramis Office Department Gy Justice Robinson Dat Aries Dewey Cort Jurge Elwood Hamiton Tella AJ Te Mme Tennessee E. J. Connell Qiebler Cincinnati Federal Bureau of Biol Connelley Tuscola

Medicos Feted At Kiwanis Clinic In Dothan Night

The Kiwanis Club of Dothan hosted a recent well attended clinic night at the Jaton Cote. Dr A D ee banal spoke and McMal was welcomed as a new member. Present were Taylor Jr and Boy Scout representatives, along with several community members including Nate Baldwin, Anna James, Dorothy Grace, Jets De, J L Holman, and Paul Keen.

Fark Kivenlaus CRARK Phytay Rurser Uhe Orark Kiwanis Club Eyepuiation Jaton Cote A &la Keyton Dothan Athailk A.dee Banal Os ‘McMal A Taylor, Jr Cnet Martie Skacpe Anna Anes Nate Baldwin Aline Reece Bym Dorothy Grace Jets J. L. Holman Setter Paul Keen Dale County Ag HF Washington

Fragmentary sports and church notes from local record page

A garbled OCR segment mentions Bay 13, Bing Selina, a Promyterian church, and baker related terms. It references a summer member of the DAT, a sweet goody condition, and bakers during a season with moth er Cal s. The text is incomplete and contains many unreadable fragments.

MWR Bavaca Lecacy Bay Bear Biates Betes

Medical men Install Dying President Aboard Amid Rules

In Anson City on May 1 AP reports 6000 doctors assembled to waive rules and install their dying president this led to a tense vote as Dr Mason critical and 2000 miles away reportedly would live 24 hours longer Officials feared he might not survive the day as reports from Seattle said he suffered with a blood clot and possible leg amputation while colleagues debated whether to install him that night and await his fate

Ansas City Cnst Insurance of & Hospital Seattle J.tate Mazon American Hiediennal Association Tne Mason Judicial Committee Edward BM. Pallette Los Angeles Le 49

Hopkins bans spies and armed guards over WPA

President Hopkins issued a policy of fair relations with WPA workers, ordering state admins not to employ armed guards or spy on workers. The order bans blacklisting and discrimination based on beliefs or activities, and states local police should handle order maintenance. Investigations will be handled by the federal division, not state offices.

Washington WPA Harry L. Hopkins Hopkins New York City Allegheny County Division of Investigation Federal Works Progress Administration Works Progress Administraton

Wanted in Marianna hold up case faces relure

Alabama native sought for robbery in Marianna Floridas Levi Peacock holdup case resurface. Suspect Bheritt W Mooneyham linked after Ozark auto theft arrest. previously tried and acquitted in Graceville bank robbery. Authorities pursue charges and extradition.

Marianna Fla Bheritt W Chambuse Relure Spurgeon Mooneyham Ozark Aes Mooneyham Levi Peacock Bank of Graceville

Lover of the Day's Work? Noteworthy Rescue in Los Angeles

Charion England, a stout 146 foot tall figure, caught a rope to save himself after an eight foot copper statue of Diana fell. England sustained a broken leg, brushed himself off, and joked about his canteen as he was helped by Hogan.

Angeles Charion England Steeptejeck Ter Diana England Ted Hogan

Italy and League of Nations clash widened by Ethiopia crisis

The Associated Press reports a deepening split between Italy and the League as Italy withdraws its Geneva delegation and asserts a new empire. Britain shows calm while observers ponder Italy’s possible full exit and potential realignment with Germany. The council shifts focus away from Italo Ethiopian tensions as sanctions stalemate continues.

Presa League of Nations Italy Geneva Ethiopia Dussoliit Popolo D'lintin Duce League League Council Great Britain Germany Europe I Allance Ialy Kaiser Wilhelm Fran Josef Franer Rusa Ead I Duce Mussolini Council

Missionary Father Burns Confirmed Alive by Consulate Letter

An API report from Mukden dated May 13 states a Chinese letter to the American consulate has proof Rev. Fr. Clarence Joseph Burns remains alive after kidnapping on February 5. Negotiations for his release continue, with American authorities hopeful. A native Christian convert previously reached Harbin with a bandit chief’s offer. Pursuing troops were withdrawn.

Two autos collide before Cleveland police station

Police encounter leads to a shouted exchange as a patrolman questions drivers after a two car collision in front of the Central police station. The owner responds with a jokey mispronunciation, prompting further confusion and a claim of residence on Clinton Avenue.

Cleveland Central Police Station Cheater W. Krauze Drver

Not Guilty? Drunk Driving Backward Car Tale

A woman in Charlotte, B C, claimed she could not drive and that her car rolled downhill on its own, insisting she never touched stronger than soda. The odd defense followed a charge of drunken driving in a backward vehicle.

Charlotte B.C

Parole Reform Urged By Alabama Peace Officers Group

Montgomery May 13 The Alabama Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association opened a three day convention with Police Chief Luther Hollums of Birmingham advocating state wide civil service for peace officers and a non political pardon and parole system. He praised current Birmingham Jefferson county civil service law and urged expansion. He called for non political pardons and paroles and noted the association supported auto tag laws and other public safety regulations.

Associated Prona Montgomery Luther Hollums Birmingham Alabama Sheriffe’ and Peace Officers’ Association Holums Jefferson County Civi Service State Highway Patrol ConUnund Bork

Leg Shattered In Road Paving Tieup Accident

A Cottonwood Road three way paving worker fell from a plow road machine near Haylone crossing on the outskirts of Dothan. His left leg suffered two fractures between knee and foot with knee and foot injuries. Doctors say amputation is unlikely unless complications arise. The man remained in serious condition at a local hospital Wednesday.

Guy Cottonwood Road Dothan Hay Ione Crossing

Portents Hint for Agreement on Tax Scheme

Washington May 13 signs of a compromise on the tax program appeared as administration leaders pressed to defeat the Frasier Lemka plan for refinancing farm mortgages with 3 billion in new currency. Morgenthau testified 283 of 600 corporations earning over a million in 1634 would pay higher taxes under a plan basing levies on undisclosed profits while others predicted equal numbers would incur higher taxes under a different corporate tax approach. A shift toward a single levy on corporate income and undistributed profits gained favor, while House debate on the Frasier Lemka financing continued amid AFL opposition and inflation fears. The House leadership moved to push a 19 million aid for farm lands and inflationary charges were hotly contested as Byrnes urged the plan’s defeat.

Associated Press Washington Senate Finance Committee Senate Mortgenthau Morgenthau Tentury Exparts Morgett Harrixon Mengure House Yrnas William Green American Federation of Labor Executive Council Pagange Byrny Ina Taove Bodeau Wiacomyin Home BMT Byrna

Torch Dancer Sparks Fatal Fire At Gay Club Tragedy

Four die and nine injured as a torch dancer sparks a deadly blaze at the Shamrock Club in downtown San Francisco. Hat check girl Jo Dickinson and patrons including Ernie Marler, John Mazon, and Robert Pattison perish. Fire traps patrons on the second floor as flames sweep the nave and room debris blocks exits.

Preany San Francisco Furl Fone Shamrock Club Jo Dickinson San Francisca Miss Dickinson Bome

Quartet of quintuplets born in ASSAID New Jersey

ASSAID New Jersey reports the Kaspar family welcoming quadruplets amid media buzz and medical notes. Dr Frank Jani relays guidance from the Dionne case while Emil Kaspar talks of $22 weekly earnings and a possible round trip to Germany aboard the Hindenburg. Frances, Ferdinand, Felix, and Feliz are named among the newborns as mayor Turner comments on the event and the family’s financial prospects.

Assaid N. J Elsie Kaaper Frances Frank Ferdinand Feliz Emil Kaspar Frank F. Jani Allan Dutoe Benjamin F. Turner Kasper Tha Kaapee Treasury Mra Germany Youncer Felix Ouncas

Idahoan May Gain 5 Buckeye Delegates In Face Of Favorite Son

In Ohio Borah failed to secure strong delegation support with 15 of 62 delegates won and 17 uncontested in the primary belt. Roosevelt extended his lead over Breckinridge in early returns as Ohio and nearby states push for a Roosevelt aligned platform. Delegates pledged to Roosevelt or undecided reflect GOP and Democratic contests across Ohio West Virginia Vermont Delaware and North Dakota with results shaping the Philadelphia convention.

Holt Associated Frees Borah Ohio Cleveland Alt M Landon Kansas Frank Knox Iiinota Roosevelt Henry Breckinridge New York Uma Roonevalt West Virginia Joseph A Coutremainh New Hampshire Huppart London Mik Ralph M White Senate Ware Delaware North Dakota Aix Philadelphia

Tail Winds Push Hindenburg Home At Sweeping Pace

Aboard the Zeppelin Hindenburg en route to Germany on May 13 the airliner sped home aided by favorable tailwinds. Despite fading winds near the final stretch over the Atlantic the ship maintained a strong pace, reaching near Frankfurt as night fell. The report notes positions and headings, with a 4 000 mile voyage from New York and latitude readings chronicled, while continuing on another page.

Lochner Germany Atlantic Lake Kurat Frankfort Bidlo

Injured Genevan 3S Given Chance

Genevan 3S Russi Vesley, aged, injured by a bullet outside Geneva near Poplar, fights for life at Jolihan Hospital. He was placed in the operating room with a breathing tube. doctors warned recovery unlikely but by Wednesday he showed signs of improvement. The wound also fractured his jaw.

Russi Vesley Perape Poplar Alabama Florida Geneva Jiolhan Auita Wedne Ray

Death ruled suicide in Aubrey Maron case at Wetumpka

Elmore County coroner's jury in Wetumpka ruled Aubrey Maron, 22, died by his own action. He was found shot near Tallaxaee Road in a parked vehicle. Life insurance papers and a note addressed to a relative were found at the scene.

Hinere Corwen Suryacewuran Aubrey Maron Dent Wetumpea Win Austin Aubrey Maron Elmore Manon Furth Hil Tallaxaee Bert Wan Shirrar Life Insurance Papera Bende

Damages Awarded in Houston Suit Over Fall at Rental Home

A Houston jury awarded Mim White $68 in a civil case against Travis Mixon for injuries from a fall when stair steps failed. The verdict came after a four day trial amid other civil cases, including Beasley v Snead, where Beasley claimed damages for injuries from an incident on Snead’s property.

Mim ‘White Mixon Mia Filia Knight White Houston Travis Mixon Civil Duty AH Beasley

Peach Orchards to Yield Small Crop This Year

Alabama peach crop- garrett reports May 1 condition at 13% normal with 760,000 bushels forecast vs last year. tame hay 60% normal. winter wheat 0% to 78% normal across crops. oats 28%. peaches 67% normal. potatoes early crop 7% normal.

Montgomery J. C. Garrett Alabama Garret Toma

Trapper Claims Record Cats With Bare Hands

A Martin County farmer trapper recounts catching seven hundred rattlesnakes with his bare hands and a few passes, saying he has never been bitten. He stresses careful handling and uses a slow, careful approach while working behind a bend in the field.

Martin Monkes Hin Banda

Nice Goin EH Baldwineville Ballin Plans Village Makeover

The Baldwinsville Chamber of Commerce asked residents to suggest improvements for the village. Replies include opening a roller skating rink, havin more unmar ried women in shops, a smoking area for women, and transforming the village into a canal city with gondolas. In Boston a scene outside police HQ shows two women and a man seeking a dance but learning none is planned.

Aluwinsvyille Chamber of Commerce Cstizeny Baldwineville Rane Boston W. CA John Madden “Berry

Suspects Shot In Bank Robbery Capture Hunt Continues

Police say two suspects fled after Pink Push bank robbery netting about 13900. One man wounded in field near Middletown. troopers search area for two armed suspects. A fifth man was arrested when police stopped the robbers' car after the crime.

Middletown Dhol Xn Nimaell Bath Wan Marcia Starnis Rooney

Youth Drowns Stepping Into Hole Beyond Depth

CULLMAN May 13 AP Leroy Pierce 46 son of Beritt J EB Pierce of Cullman county drowned in Ryats creek near here yesterday. The youth could not swim and a companion’s rescue attempt failed. Pierce was a member of the junior cany at Cullman county high.

Cullman County Cullman Leroy Pierce Bheritt J. EB. Pleece Cullmen County Ryat's Creek Young Pierce Cullman County High

Weather Report Highlights North Florida and Alabama

Alabama sees partly cloudy conditions Wednesday night and Thursday with sparse rain in the north. Northwest Florida forecasts partly cloudy skies Wednesday night and Thursday with limited showers, according to regional weather briefings.

Alabama N. W Florida

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