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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
8
Officials discuss new four year production contracts under AAA with farmers. Proposals aim to gauge crop outputs to central program targets as plans unfold for 3,000,000 individuals on dotted line. Court rulings on processing tax and entitlements remain under review.
November 7, 1985 report notes a possible Supreme Court ruling on processing taxes that could strike down levies and force Congress to replace support for cotton and other crops. It cites AAA optimism on extending farm contracts and President Roosevelt’s budget plans tied to tax revenues and potential court decisions.
The listings show titles and casts for upcoming showings in Houston on Thursday and Friday featuring She Couldn't Take It with George Ratten Joan Bennett Billie Burke and Walter Connolly plus Grand Exit and Officers Mess with Edmond Lowe Ann Sothern Major Bowes Theater of the Air. Alabama presents Hop Along Cassidy The Eagle's Brood and Buck Jones Roaring West with Willam Farnum and Nana Martinez while Alcazar screens Freckles with Tom Brown Virginia Whiteer.
A New Books column reviews If This Be Treason by John Haynes Holm and Reginald Lawrence at Westport Playhouse, noting its strong narrative and political nerve. It also surveys Old Jules by Mari Sandoz, Things to Come by H G Wells, Seeds of Tomorrow by Mikhail Sholokhov, Revolt on the Campus by James Wechsler, and It This Ze Y by Margaret Deland, summarizing each work and its themes.
A literary snippet reviews Walter Premcott Webb’s Texas Rangers and Ted Huaming's Tears Before The Mike, praising its authorial insight and humor. It also highlights The Tale of Genji as a concise two volume edition by Lady Murasaki Shikibu’s classic, lauding its elegance.
Archaeology students at West Texas State Teachers College plan to unearth an Indian ruin 50 miles away and transplant the village onto the campus in a bold educational project. The move aims to showcase indigenous life and artifacts within the college setting.
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