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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1932
Page
3
Market summary notes steady demand for cotton with prices firm on light volume. Reports from brokers and dealers indicate cautious trading as merchants assess crop prospects and weather impacts on shipments.
Lieutenant Massie and his wife Thelia fly from Burbank to Chicago then drive to Winchester Kentucky to appeal for a full pardon from Governor Ruby Laffoon. Massie hopes clemency will exonerate the Honolulu honor slaying as he tours relatives.
Charles Edmond Wells celebrated his third birthday last Thursday at his parents’ home Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Wells. A color themed party featured a white embossed cake with three pink candles, pink lemonade, and balloon favors as guests played games and enjoyed refreshments. Attending were Ann McArthur Willis P. McArthur Jr. Dan Snell Zack Blocker James Wells Billie Joe Ward Charles Martin Rose Leverett Charlie Nel Jackson Martha Jaclyn John Gheesling Hayden Pri or Gene McArthur June Johnson Carolyn Rountree Neva Beryl Hall.
The Rev. William Crowe D D pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church St Louis was elected moderator of the 72nd general assembly on the second secret ballot with 167 votes defeating Ernest Thompson. He urged the church to avoid prohibition and politics and to focus on preaching. A 20 percent budget cut was proposed with abolition of two committees and transfer of their duties to the religious education and publication committee.
Foley May 27. Spuds and cakes, twin money crops of Gulf Coast producers, are returning a golden harvest to Baldwin County. During the first 10 days of the season 306 cars of new potatoes, nine cars of cucumbers, four cars of beans and nine cars of mixed vegetables moved to market. Potatoes brought $2 a bushel for No. 1 grade and $1 for No. 2.
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The International Uniform Sunday School Lesson for May 29, by WM. E. Gilroy discusses Joseph’s ambition and its reception. It contrasts his competent character with his talk of dreams, notes the brothers’ envy, and argues dreams require humility and obedience to become better tomorrow.
Scarface Al Capone, serving ten years for tax evasion in Atlanta, asked the Supreme Court on May 27 to reconsider its May 2 denial of review. Through counsel Michael J. Ahern he filed a petition for rehearing arguing the indictment was defective and the charges indefinite, risking double prosecution.
Ten month old EFN dog puppy is timid and needs veterinary care. Please notify Dr. A. S. Frasier about the found animal.
A lost dog described as large with a pointy head and a heavy build weighing about 56 or 99 pounds is noted. It wore two collars when last seen and a finder notified Dr. A. 8 Frasier.
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