Dillman Faces Hard Assignment In Next Mat
Dynamite Joe Dillman, Indiana born veteran, sails into port after his boat lands tomorrow night to battle Cliff White, New Orleans 195 pounds, in the two falls out of three main event. Atlanta’s David Rose and Ft Worth’s Dick Sampson meet in the supporting 170 pound bout. Billy Love, Dallas 175 pounds, recently beat Dillman, prompting Dillman to seek a strong showing to regain form.
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Joe Dillman
Indianapolis
American Legion
Oi Dothan
Dillman
Cliff White
New Orleans
White
Alabama
New York
David Rose
Atlanta
Dick Sampson
Ft. Worth
Diliman
Billy Love
Dallas
Tex
Love
Howell Singing Declared Finest Harp Event in Wiregrass
Friends of C F Howell of Dothan held an all day Sacred Harp singing at the Houston County courthouse honoring him. The gathering, described as among the largest and most successful, featured officers appointed by Howell and an extensive list of lesson leaders and participants from Dothan and surrounding areas.
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C. EF. Howell
Dothan
Houston County
Howell
Dale Countian
Sacred Harp
W. C. Lisenby
J. L. Johnson
H. P. Matthews
M. C. Rudd
Lander Wilkinson
Cc. L. Bord
Brother Howell
B. P. Poyner
C. M. Murphy
J. T. Stuckey
C. O. Wilkingon
Brother Murphy
Dan Weedham
J. T. Pepe
WM Culpepper
B. P. Matthews
J E %. Wright
J. &. Helms
H.C. Deal
Ww. Brucker
Co. L. Bond
J. A Mévell
MT. Heath
C. L. Johnson
W. M. Lisenby
Z. W. Sketo
T. J. Barler
J. R. Godwin
O. 2
Thiwall
B. Mixon
A. F. Cheshier
EL. Palmer
H.C. Trawlek
I. A. Dimon
J. A. Ketchum
J.L. Johngn
Fates Barnes
W. M. Barnes
R Livings
J. Ho. Johnson
Wild Life Trapper Sought for Survey Work
W A McCullough head of the focal branch of State EchoParasite survey seeks a new trapper. Bill Owens is no longer with the department. Eighty traps for wild game including foxes wildcats and possums are set along the Chattahoochee and Choctawhatchee rivers as McCullough oversees the survey.
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W. A. McCullough
State
Bill Owens
Department
Chattahoochee
Choctawhatches
McCullough
Stop Chills and Fever Malaria Remedy Ad
Stop chills and fever with Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It destroys malaria infection in blood with tasteless quinine and enriches blood with iron. Pleasant to take, gentle on stomach, suitable for all ages. A bottle at any drug store costs two shillings and six pence.
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Greve
Grove
Hesterfield
Cotton Comment Echoes Mixed View On 1935 Plans
New York reports show a generally bullish tilt amid mixed commission house notes. Thomson McKimson foresee potential crop reductions, while E A Pierce notes uncertainty in new crop option values and possible incentive effects from stricter controls. Fenner Beane highlights attention on theAgriculture Department estimate and next year’s control program.
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New York
Commission House
Thomson & McKimson
E. A. Pierce & Co
Fenner & Beane
Secretary of Agriculture
Liverpool cotton market reports prices and futures
Liverpool on November 6 reports 16 000 bales of cotton including 7 500 American. Spot activity moderate with prices quoted for American grades from strict good middling to good ordinary and lower than previous levels. Futures closed steady with December at 6.54, January 6.53, March 6.49, May 6.44, July 6.40, October 6.23.
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Liverpool
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Reported in Savannah
Naval Stores Savannah reports turpentine dull with 48 asked and no sales receipts. shipments 730, stock 18,870. Rosin steady with 2,187 receipts and shipments 85, stock 138,852. Price quotes: B 4.00, D 4.95, E 4.10, FG 4.20, HIKM 4.40, N 4.45, WG 4.85, WW X 5.15.
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NAVAL
Savannah
Lister Hill to Speak at Woodman Rally Here
Congressman Lister Hill will address the Woodmen of the World Convention rally at Woodman hall on November 13. Judge Henry E. Martin, head consul of Alabama, issued a public invitation to Woodmen and all locals to attend, with a program featuring band numbers and speeches on Woodcraft and the New Deal.
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Lister Hill
Lister HH
Woodcraft
Woodman Hall
Henry E.i Martin
Alabame
Congressman Hill
K. L. Forrester
Harry K. Martin
Objects of Consention
Steate Mer
Hellway
Weatmen Circle
The
New Deal
Nf Weadman Circle
Campalen Clase
Car strike kills passenger on Lower Wetumpka road
Lonzo Odom, 60, ice plant operator, was killed when his car struck a parked hay truck on the Lower Wetumpka road in Montgomery. C. T. Stephens and his son Clifton were injured but released after first aid. Police say Stephens failed to see the truck.
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Montgomery
Ala
Lonzo Odom
C. T. Stephens
Clifton
Wetumpka Road
Stephens
Odom
Ducks TIF Up Traffic Scandia Kas Nev & AP
A duck flurry disrupted traffic on a highway causing a multi-vehicle collision as motorists braked and swerved. Police described a flock swooping down suddenly, triggering the crash and delaying travel in the area.
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Scandia
Kas
Nev
Vehicle stalls and ducks create road hazard in fog
A car halted abruptly on a foggy stretch near Konorado as ducks crossed or lingered on the road, creating a traffic hazard and prompting drivers to slow. No injuries reported. Police advised caution in low visibility conditions.
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Konorado
Kansas Boy Beats Girls For State Sewing Title
Phillipsburg, Kansas youth James Hes ter wins the 1934 Kansas state fair sewing title in a 4-H contest against 23 girls. Hes ter, who started a sewing class three years ago as a high school student, now teaches a dozen boys and more than 33 girls in his classes.
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Phillipsburg
Kan
Kansas
James Hester
Phillipsburgh
Hegler
Plan to Ban Excise on Whiskey Quashed as Premature
Savannah Ga Nov 6 AP Federal Judge William H Barrett dismissed a petition for an injunction against the 1000 excise tax on beer and liquor dealers. He ruled the action premature since no effort has been made to collect the levy and no issue was decided or considered.
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Savannah
William H. Barrett
Barrett
Grand Jury Meets to Hear Two Murders in Houston County
The Houston county grand jury, convened in special session by Judge H A Pearce before his fatal hit and run, will meet tomorrow. Judge D C Halstead will present the charge. The two murder investigations, those of Joe Henderson, a farmer, and Johnny Figarro, a Puerto Rican, are expected to be the main topics.
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Houston County
H. A. Pearce
D. C. Halstead
Pearce
Joe Henderson
Farmer
Johnny Figarro
Election day forecast amid party shifts and expected gains
Report discusses expectations as voters turn out across states for 34 Senate seats and 432 House seats. Analysts note Democrats aim for two-thirds control, while Republicans flag possible shocks for New Dealers. Current Senate tally stands at 60 Democrats, 35 Republicans, one Farmer-Laborist. House at 314 Democrats, 114 Republicans, five Farmer-Laborites, seven vacancies. Maine elected Senator Hale, a Republican, in September.
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Congress
Senate
House
Farmer-Laborite
Farmer-Laborites
Maine
Hale
California governor race in edge amid national campaign
The scene in California features Brann Republican and Merriam Republican challengers, with Haight Progressive, as Upton S. Brn elair and Reymond Haight loom in state headlines. National figures warn of dangers while Roosevelt leads, Hoover appears, and votes begin as early as 6 00 a.m. Eastern time. States vote on governorships, prohibition amendments, and numerous charter changes amid forecasts of Republican losses and Democratic gains.
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Brann
Crat
Mesa
California
Upton Brnelair
Frask
Meeram
Reymond L. Haight
Sinclair
Merriam
Haight
Senate
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Reed-Guffey
Townsend-Adams
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
Hoover
Republican Club
Summit
N. J
Congress
Dothan
West Coast
Floyd B. Olsen
Minnesota
Kansas
Florida
South Dakota
Idaho
West Virginia
Wyoming
Farley
Democratic
Ohio
Maryland
New Jersey
Missouri
Indiana
Fletcher
Republi
Political fate hangs on New Mexico and Minnesota races
The balance of power in Congress rests on the battles of Senator Bronson of New Mexico and Senator Hendrik Ship of Minnesota. Roosevelt Democrats challenge both incumbents in a sensational race described as a test of support for the President.
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Bronson
New Mexico
Hendrik Ship
Minnesota Farmer-Laborite
David A. Reed
Caer
Soeert
F. Guffey
Presi
Defendants Run Afoul Difficulties in Court
In Houston county court yesterday two judges presiding faced a tough day. Six defendants were found guilty with fines, sentences and suspended terms. Judge H K Martin partially presided before attending a funeral. Keener Baxley served as acting judge. Doughtie faced a common carrier act charge and paid 5 dollars plus costs. Willie Mack Bryant was fined the minimum 100 dollars with costs for drunken driving. Roy Medley received a six month suspended sentence for petty larceny. Lee Skipper drew a 25 dollar fine and 60 day sentence, appealed. Welsh Morris got a 30 day sentence for assault and battery with a weapon. Ewell Buford received a six month suspended sentence for assault and battery.
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Houston
H. K. Martin
Keener Baxley
Juder
John F. Doughtie
Willie Mack Bryant
Roy Medley
Lee Skipper
Welsh Morris
Ewell Buford
Widening Plan for Boyett Road County Project
County Road Superintendent C. McEachin announced tentative plans to widen and scrape the private Boyett Road from 14 to about 18 feet. No active work has begun as landowner permission is awaited for grading.
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Boyett Road
Co. C. McEachin
Boyett
Fire damages roof at 903 Wheat Street
Fire originating from falling sparks slightly damaged the roof of a Negro dwelling at 903 Wheat Street early this morning, according to firemen.
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Wheat Street
Stolen Auto Found In Newton After Reported Abduction
An automobile stolen from A. B. Bowdoin of Newton was found abandoned and damaged by police on North St Andrews Street early today, injuries implied by report but details scarce.
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Dale Countion
Cscees
W. H. Smith
Mississippi County
Arkansas
Smith
D. Harrison
N. Foster St
RKO Radio
Picturs
Joel McOre
Fayiwray
Henry Stephenson
Reginald Denny
William A. Seite
Frances Boozer
Paul Tubb
Fall
Dave Harvard
Roger Shanks
Ottis Williams, Sr
Claude Rains
Mal Whitney Bourm
Margo Witton
Gen Hecht
Charles Mechrtlen
Lea Germes
Paramount
Hollywood
Marion Davies
Gary Cooper
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