Roosevelt Heads For White House Mum On Politics
President Roosevelt travels from his Hyde Park home to New York City for an evening stop and plans a Warm Springs Thanksgiving visit. He stays silent on party triumphs while noting Kentucky’s vote on the social security act and prepares for budget talks in January and a Texas appearance at Dallas centennial events. He will board a special train to Washington after dining with Masons and overseeing Masonry inductions for his sons.
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Prancie Stephenson
Hyde Park
N. Y
Weel
White House
New York City
Kentucky
Roosevatt
Roosevelt
Hudson River
East 65Th Street
New York
Grand Lodge of Masons
James
Franklin, Jr
Capital
Warm Springs
Plana
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Texas
Dallas
Notice to Contractors for Houston County Schools
Sealed proposals will be received by the Houston County Board of Education at the county superintendent of education office in Dothan Alabama until 2 p m on November 21 1935 for construction of two brick school buildings Columbia five room and auditorium and Webb five room and auditorium. Bidders may submit on one or more groups. Plans and specs available for $10 deposit from architect Charles H McCauley Jackson Building Birmingham Alabama. Bid bonds required five percent of base bid. Wage rates per PW A. Employment agency United States Employment Service Dothan Alabama. Bids from licensed general contractors only. Right to reject any bids. 30 day bid withdrawal restriction. Solomon Baxter County Superintendent Chas H McCauley Architect. Jackson Building Birmingham Alabama.
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County Board of Education
Houston County
Dothan
Alabams
A. Columbia
B. Webb
Charles H. McCauley
Jackson Building
Birmingham
Ala
Shell
PWA
Designated
United States Employment Service
Alabama
General Contracting
Solomon Baxter
Houston
Chas, H McCauley
Italians Push Toward Makale as Ethiopian Resistance Burns
Reporter James A. Mills wires from Addis Ababa as Italian columns press toward Makale amid heavy rains. Ethiopian forces, led by Ras Gugsa and Ras Seyoum, claim the city stands near and natives report large, organized resistance with civilians fleeing Amba Alaji. Emperor Haile Selassie arms the church with symbolic swords and Tabot relics, signaling a militant stance and possible field involvement.
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Makale
Dolo
Hauzlen
Maknne
Raa Gugen
Santin
Rasidenta Royal
Gugsa
Ha Us Selaaale
Amba Alaji
Ras Kasex
Raa Mulugheta
Haile Selassie
Raunder
Halle Selassie
Gabreab
Ethiopie
Christan Church
Italy
Gobreab
New York Reclaims Hearst Ousted by Taxes
Hearst returns to New York from California after declaring opposition to California income tax. He arrives in a Ranger car, says he is not moving business interests, and cites income tax as the main issue. He notes elections show GOP inclination and declines to comment on Jimmy Walker’s Europe return.
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New York
Hearst
Wiram Randolph Hearst
California
Henrat
Ranger
Mra
Eleanor McCormick Patterson
Hearst Washington Herald
Californy
Europe
Jimmy Walker
Untitled fragment on Tork and Hearst interests
Partial text notes Mie would remain in the old until after holidays. He was met at the train by two sons William Jr and Jobi and other officials of the Hearst publishing interests.
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Mie
William, Jr
Jobi
Hearst
Veteran A. T. Spann Dies At Tuscaloosa Hospital
Alex T. Spann 43 former World War veteran died at the Tuscaloosa Veterans Hospital after a mystery illness. He had been a patient six weeks. He leaves a wife Mire Thelma Boone Spann, two sons Horace and Quinton, a daughter Frances, parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Spann of 315 Headland Ave, sister Mrs. J. H Whatley of Webb. Funeral from Webb Baptist Church Friday morning with Rev. A. D. Zbinden officiating. Pallbearers listed include Shelby Thomas Robert Adams Thomas Johnson George Knight John Bush Herchel Knowles.
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Alex T. Spann
Veterans Hospital
Tuscaloosa
Webb Baptist Church
Spant
American Legion
Veterane of Foreign Ware
Mire
Thelma Boone
Spann
Horace
Quinton Spann
Frances Spann
J. L. Spann
Headland Avenue
J. H Whatley
Webb
Esloosa
Dowling-Griffin
J. A. Boone
A. D. Zbinden
Shelby Thomas
Robert Adams
Thomas Johnson
George Knight
John Bush
Herchel Knowles
Clarence May
John Campbell
Joe Kraselaky
Hubert Neely
Marvin Kelly
Henry Whaley
den Hollis
Kellogg Increases Wages and Adopts Six Hour Day
Kellogg announces a 12 percent wage rise and a six hour day for all workers. W K Kellogg asserts the policy will curb unemployment, raise efficiency, and lower production costs, with a minimum weekly wage of 27. The plan, begun at Kellogg’s plant years ago, is made permanent and expected to boost employment by about 20 percent.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Moy
W. K. Kellogg
Kellogg
Keleloge
Kellogg Company
Blaze Destroys Stevens Building in Mayfield
A fire in Mayfield Ky caused estimated damages of 80000 and left downtown sections in darkness. The Stevens building was destroyed and nearby structures threatened before the blaze was checked shortly after midnight. Power lines were cut to prevent injuries as investigators searched for the fire's undetermined origin.
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Mayfield
Stevens
Gower
Ihea
Arad
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