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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1935
Page
4
Savannah May 14 AP Turpentine firm sales 471 42 to 1 2 receipts 583 shipments 32 stock 27043 Rosin firm sales 1764 receipts 2650 shipments 1489 stock 113652 Quote B 335 40 PD 380 400 F 430 32 1 2 G 445 50 H 445 52 1 2 IK 447 1 2 to 52 1 2 M 450 45 N 430 WG 620 WW X 610
Roger F. Hall Houston county relief director and William Grant assistant commodity clerk in the local ARA office visited Montgomery on Tuesday to consult state relief officials about a new reporting system for the relief agency.
The Double-Cousing Trio will present a Piney Grove church program on Wednesday night. The show includes popular songs, jokes, and two blackface comedians. An admission will be charged and all are invited.
A. Jessup, director of the better housing campaign, relocates from the third floor to the first floor of City Hall. The move aims to improve accessibility and public access to campaign services.
Prices across regional markets and the New York stock and grain quotings show mixed activity. Cottonseed, grain and staple like middlings move with the day while listed stocks such as General Motors and U.S. Steel reflect modest shifts.
Washington on May 11 shows receipts 7,754,927.74 dollars, expenditures 32,947,146.36 pounds, and a balance of 1,743,254,613.64 dollars. Customs receipts for the month amount to 11,584,671.43 pounds.
The Walton bill substitute would expand Senate staffing to 71, with 20 assistants for the secretary and eight for the engrossing clerk, plus eight named by the lieutenant governor. Public hearings on the Street sedation bill and Hamner stock law move forward, with a possible elim ination of the 10 percent amusement tax from the general revenue bill. A Rogers bill hearing on abolishing search and seizure fees in prohibition raids is set for Wednesday May 22 at 10 am in the Senate chamber.
The Italian dispute with Ethiopia draws sharp criticism from Britain and Italy’s press. London sources say Britain and France might have resisted Italy’s conciliation, while Ethiopia urges the league of nations to act at the May 20 assembly and seek immediate arbitration. The note questions possible mobilization and warns of international peace threats as the Ethiopian issue unfolds.
Barbara Thatcher of Reno and Millard Tompkins Jr of New York report a liaison with Count Haurwitz-Reventlow who arrived from Europe and was said to plan marriage and relocation to Europe. Public appearances contrasted with private ceremony efforts as divorce proceedings drew attention.
Houston listings show daily runs featuring Anne Shirley in Chasing Yesterday and News and Comedy One Run Elmer Tuesday. Lillian Harvey leads Lets Live Tonight Wednesday with Tullo Carminati and Tara Birell plus Screen Snapshots and His Old Flame. Thursday and Friday present Traveling Saleslady with Joan Blondell Glenda Farrell plus Colorful Guatemala and Cure It With Music. Saturday offers In Spite of Danger with Marian Marsh Wallace Ford plus Radio Scouts and Tailspin Tommy chapter 11. Alabama features Vivian Tobin in The World Accuses Tuesday with Dickie Moore Robert Elliott and Old Spanish Onion. Wednesday Thursday bring Ricardo Cortez Virginia Bruce in Shadow of Doubt and a comedy. Friday Saturday star Buck Jones in The Crimson Trail with Polly Ann Young plus Fireman Save My Child Popeye and Call of the Savage chapter. Alcazar shows Jackie Cooper Peck's Bad Boy with Nifty Nurses Tuesday and Wednesday, Will Rogers The County Chairman plus Way Down Yonder and Marching With Science Thursday and Friday, and John Wayne Ride Em Cowboy with Popeye and Mystery Mountain Saturday.
Chicago reports butter at 19 271 unsettled with prices unchanged eggs at 41 386 about steady with prices unchanged.
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