Lanier Tigers edge Dothan in 6 0 rain soaked clash
In a stormy 6 0 road game at Wiregrass Memorial Stadium Lanier quarterback Kilgrow scored on a 42 yard run after a 40 yard punt return by Joe Kilgrow as Lanier holds off Dothan in a muddy battle. Joe Riley’s long punts kept Dothan from striking early but Kilgrow's run and kick sealed the win before 5000 plus fans.
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Lanier
Howver
Dothan
University Eleves
Kilgrew
Montgomerians
Joe Riley
Pikskin
Jon Riley
Kilgrow
Riley
Montgomery
Tigers
Melther
Eithr
Oval
Poets &Wty
Lanter
Poets
Mrs. J. H. Brown Dies in Atlanta Home at 48
Mrs. J H Brown 48 formerly of Dothan died last night at her Atlanta residence 1105 Virginia avenue after brief illness. She had moved from Banks Alabama to Dothan 28 years ago and to Atlanta over a year ago. The body will be transported to Dothan for burial with services by Rev T G Jones. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers are listed. survivors include six sons and three daughters.
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John Mack Brown
Hollywood
Calif
J. H. Brown
Dothan
Virginia Avenue
Atlanta
Brown
Banks
Ala
Georgia
Poney McDowell
Brundidge
Will McGilvary
Enterprise
Tom McGilvary
G. T. Cooper Jr
A. D. Carmichael
Harvey McBryde
Paul Tubb
Frank Pridgen
Fred B. Edwards
Lisenby
Reynolds May
W. T. Singletary
E. F. Moody
Jim Wadlington
Stough
Hunter Ennis
Foy Walden
Charlie Newton
Dannelly Newton
J. L. Crawford
J. N. Bilaum
Louis Blaum
Walter Watford
Frasier
M. D. Black
C. C. Moseley
M. S. Davie
Wallace Malone
O. L. Tompkins
J. F. Beall
J. T. Brock
H. Behrmen
H. B. Harrison
R. G. Lurie
Jim Brennan
M.L. Hanahan Jr
Eric Pierce
Legislature
Congress
Montgomery
Baptist School to Open Monday at First Baptist Church
Beginning Monday at 7 PM, a study course for B Y P U and Sunday school workers will run nightly through Friday at First Baptist Church. Two 45 minute sessions with a short recreation period between. Courses cover B Y P U manuals and Sunday School instruction with several named teachers.
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First Baptist Church
B.Y.P.U
Vera Myrtle Beasley
B.Y.P.U. Manual
D. Q. Wilson
Messengers of Light
L. W. Dockery
Prohibition Agents Arrest Six In Dothan Raids
Federal agents raided the Dothan area and arrested six alleged liquor law violators. Five were jailed and one placed on bond. The jailed men were George Livinston, Willie Brogden, Joe Raburn, Coy Vann, R. T. Battle and Gaston Kirkland. Vann posted bond soon after arrest and Battle was to seek bail later.
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George Livingston
Willie Brogden
Joe Raburn
Coy Vann
R. T. Battle
Gaston Kirkland
Vann
Bend
Battle
Insull Held After Greek Court Allows Extradition
Athens Greece November 5 AP The Greek court of appeals confirmed the arrest of Samuel Insull former Chicago utilities operator for extradition to the United States He appeared at the hearing looking tired despite privileges from police headquarters where he spent the night The decision keeps him detained while negotiations proceed
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Athens
Greece
Greek Court of Appeals
Samuelinsull
Chicago
United States
Insul
Central East Gulf forecast shows showers midweek
The central east gulf region will be fair or partly cloudy early week with showers near the middle of the week. Temperatures will run near or above normal early and turn cooler later in the week.
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Central East Gulf States
Senator Farmer Replies To Open Letter From Mr. Rice
Senator Hubert Farmer responds to H E Rice in The Dothan Eagle, defending his stance on taxation and the income tax. He cites prior votes and budget cuts, notes family payroll details, and warns of possible future fiscal moves by the Legislature.
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Senator Farmer
Mr. Rice
H. E. Rice
Rice
Hubert Farmer
Dothan
Farmer
Dockery
Choice Be Marked of Many Parties by County Voters
Houston county voters Tuesday will choose Democratic and Republican nominees for U S senator and two associate justices of the Supreme Court, with additional candidates from Communist and Socialist lines for president. The ballot lists Democratic presidential electors and multiple party nominees, including two major parties and two minor affiliations, with no Independent ticket entries.
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Houston County
U. S
The
Supreme Court
W. C. Davis
James B. Stanley
H. D. Agnew
T. ©. Buntin
B H. Cooper
H. J. Fuller
Bernard Harwood
R. E. Jones
W. F. Miller
M. Quinn
L. R. Tucker
W. A. Clardy
J. M. Pennington
B. Adams
Arthur B. Fowler
Victor Hovis
Frank Lathrop
C. P. Lunsford
Leon McCabbe
C. W. McKay
Percy M. Pitts
C. E. Roberts
Andrew M. Forsman
John A. Lindquist
M. D. Alexander
Otis H. Britton
T. D. Hendrix
C. G. Hutchisson
Orville H
Joel E. Brown
John A. Posty
Thomas E. Knight
Alabama Public Service Commission
Hugh White
BR. G. Hawkins
T. Smith
J. F. Adame
J.B. Jarvis
A. Ethridge
EF. B. Williame
Constable
M Burkett
A. PR. Adams Hog
Pircol
Thamrenr
Frank and Al Speak Tonight in New York
The Roosevelt Smith team returns to New York for a two day campaign push for the Democratic presidential and state ticket. They launch a metropolitan attack on Republicans and will rally tonight at Madison Square Garden critiquing Hoover and the GOP for fear driven campaigning.
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New York
Frank and
Franklin D. Roosevelt
al Smith
Madison Square Garden
Roosevelt
Smith
Hoover
Lone Robber Takes 12 000 to 15 000 at Columbiana Bank
A lone unmasked white thief robbed the Columbiana Bank of Alabama, forcing the bookkeeper Sidney Bird to open the vault and striking him unconscious. The thief escaped with between 12 000 and 15 000 dollars after waiting for the morning arrival and learning the vault combination. Bird, found unconscious outside the vault door, gave the description of the bandit between fades of consciousness.
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Columbiana
Nov
Bank of Columbiana
Sidney Bird
Bird
Men Accused of Rail Tampering Ahead of President
Two African American men were arrested by railroad detectives near Beloit Wisconsin while tampering with ties on the tracks ahead of Hoover's presidential train. They were found at a win curve between Beloit and Janesville with a pinch bar used to remove spikes. Suspects named Hayes White 55 and Henry Vance 45.
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Beloit
Wis
Hoover
Win Curve
Janesville
Haye
White
Henry Vance
Officers Elected by Geneva P T A
Geneva Alabama November 5 Special Officers elected at a PTA meeting are Mrs R D Yarbrough president and Mrs O E Hightower vice president. Formerly elected officers Miss Lois Thompson secretary and Mrs James Mulkey treasurer. Committees named Finance chairman Mrs William Holloway and others. Membership led by Mrs R L Martin. Program chaired by Mrs J M Guechrist with Mrs Brooks Davis and Mrs Forrace Holland. Publicity led by Mrs W L Wilkinson.
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Geneva
Ala
P.T.A
R. D. Yarbrough
O. E. Hightower
Lois Thompson
James Mulkey
Wiliam Holloway
Marie Chapman
J. EB. Tiller
L. I. Thompson
R. L. Martin
J. M. Guechrist
Brooks Davis
Forrace Holland
W .L. Wilkinson
Sunday Movies Granted at Geneva
Geneva officials overturned an old town ordinance that barred Sunday entertainment. A special council meeting nullified the Sunday prohibition, allowing the moving picture show to operate on Sunday afternoons at the Arcade Theatre.
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Geneva
Ala
Geneva i
Arcade Theatre
Local girl recovering after appendix operation
Miss Latta Lee Pate of Dothan is reported recovering after an appendicitis operation yesterday at Seima Hospital. Parents Mr and Mrs Alto Pate were notified of their daughter's condition while she was a student at Judser College in Marion.
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Latta Lee Pate
Mra
Alto Pate
Dothan
Seimma
Mire
Pate
Seima
Miss Pate
Judser
Erliege
Xmarion
Attendance Planned for Mrs Brown’s Funeral
Mr and Mrs John Mark Brown and daughter travel from Tus to attend the funeral of Mrs. H Browns mother Mrs. Brown of the same family line.
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John Mark Brown
Tus
Prrown
H. Browns
Funeral Held for Hon B G Farmer Sr Pioneer Dothan Citizen
Funeral services for Hon. B. G. Farmer Sr., a pioneer Dothan citizen and state wide attorney, were held at First Baptist church. He died yesterday after injuries from an automobile wreck near Blountstown, Florida. Survived by widow Lucy Cowdry Farmer and six children. Active pallbearers and many out of town friends attended.
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B. G. Farmer
Dothan
First Baptist Church
L. W. Dockery
Clement Ritter
First Presbyterian Church
Ritter
Mr. Farmer
Farmer
Blountstown
Fla
Furial
John
Phillip Shealey
E. O. Jones
E. Gellerstedt
John Flowers
Walter Watford
A. D. Us
County Court Opens November Session With 75 Trials
County court opens Monday morning with 75 cases set for trial and Judge H. K. Mart presiding. About two thirds were continued from last month while more than twenty are new charges. Dale county officers arrived Friday from Ozark to arrest Willie Reeves, a Black man, on burglary charges held here by city officers.
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H. K. Mart
Dale County
Ozark
Willie Reeves
Alabama adjourns after tax bill and sweeping cuts
Legislators end special session in Montgomery with a new one cent gasoline tax and the general appropriations bill. The $4.25 million reduction covers education and other expenditures. The Bonner salary cuts take effect immediately for current employees and on term expiration for officials.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Senate
Supreme Court
Bonner
Miller
Championship gridiron action hits November slate across South
In early November, Southern Conference teams push toward the unbeaten ranks. Virginia Polytechnic, LSU face Alabama, South Carolina. Tennessee hosts Mississippi State. Auburn meets Howard. Other games pair Duke with Kentucky, Georgia Tech with Tulane, plus Vanderbilt expected to beat Virginia.
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Virginia Poly
Deep South
Alabama
Tuscalooga
Louisiana State
South Carolina
Columbia
Tennessee
Mississippi State
Knoxville
Auburn
Howard
Montgomery
Tigers
Duke
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Maryland
Vanderbilt
Washington and Lee
Virginia
Georgia
New York University
New York
Violets
Lew
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Mercer
Centre
Danville
K. Chattanooga
Loyola
New Orleans
Furman
Wofford
Spartanburg
8. C
Mississippi Teachers
Louisiana College
Hattiesburg
Miss
Louisiana Tech
Millnaps
Ruston
la. George
Town
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Insull
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William “Klondike” O'Donnell
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Dothan Eagle
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State Securities Commission
Banking Department
Victor Hanson
Birmingham News
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Great Economy League
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G.O.P
J. &. B. Watcom
Frank
Ioneer
B. G. Farmer, Sr
H. B. Burdeshaw
John T. Fills
Jor Rolling
Roy Oo W
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T. M. Patterson
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