New York Women Launch Zionist Education Drive
A New York based women's group organized by the ema organization of America will start an educational program to build interest in Zionism amid unrest in Palestine and the Aral riots.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1929
Page
1
A New York based women's group organized by the ema organization of America will start an educational program to build interest in Zionism amid unrest in Palestine and the Aral riots.
Washington November 4 The Senate coalition gains a chance to dispose of the tariff bill as leaders expect early action before the extraordinary session ends. Independent Republicans and Democrats push for faster conferences to revise disputed provisions and secure passage ahead of the House plan.
Mrs Zuke Bishop 27 of Route 6 Birmingham remains unconscious after being struck Saturday on Mt Pinson highway near Tarrant City. Her husband was not seriously injured.
In Paris a radio station aired a false report that King George of England had died, later corrected. A caller purporting to be from Louw Preach News Agency claimed the king’s death and caused the broadcast. Investigations stalled. authorities seek to prosecute the culprit.
The Census Bureau reports preliminary state figures for cotton ginned by county in Alabama for the 1929 and 1928 crops. Readouts list numerous counties with ginned bales and running totals, noting Limestone, Lowndes, Madison, Montgomery, and others, final figures compiled as of October 25.
J T Lassiter former president of City Bank & Trust and Avondale Bank & Savings faced trial in Birmingham for false entry or false pretense related to a 600000 credit at Avondale. Defense signaled a not guilty plea as another trial commenced days after a prior conviction for accepting a deposit while bank was insolvent.
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