Auburn Tigers prepare for Florida clash with near full strength
Auburn reported only minor injuries after an initial weekly practice as four regulars Williams Johnson Phipps and Grant returned to uniform ahead of the Saturday trip to Montgomery for the capital city showdown with Florida. Grant has been sidelined 144 days with a knee issue but looked ready for action.
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Cramton Bowl
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Gators
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Howard
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Okeh
Dothan
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Privilege License Set for Supplying Natural Gas Here
Dothan city council passed a resolution establishing annual privilege licenses for artificial gas delivery. Fees start at 200 dollars for the first storage tank and 150, 75 for each additional tank, plus annual licenses for each tank and vehicle. One ton trucks incur 59 dollars, over one ton 75 dollars. violators face 10 to 100 dollar fines and up to six months hard labor.
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Dothan
Beauty Shop License May Be Changed In Dothan
City Council President W F Martin referred a plan to the finance committee to readjust beauty shop operator licenses. Current license is 20 dollars a month per shop. Auditing officials say operators are skipping payments by moving through homes offering services. A license revamp also covers contract carriers and express freight transporters. Rules were suspended to effect the truck license change immediately.
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Dothan
W. F. Martin
J. L. Vaughn
Sean’s versatile role boosts Troy on Auburn schedule
The Troy senior Sho Sean will play significant time at left end for Auburn as it nears Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. Noted as a top blocker, hard tackler, and reliable pass catcher, he is among the Southern Conference’s leading flankmen and also spots fumbles and blocks kicks.
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Sho Sean
Troy
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Sean
Today's Cotton Market No Markets Today
Market column notes no cotton trades or quotes today due to the presidential election. No market activity is recorded, and no price movements are reported. The absence of data reflects a national election impact on trading.
Witness Claims Prosecutor Tricked Her in Murder Case
Mrs. Mitzi Downs, the state's star witness, angrily testified that she was induced to sign a false statement against her mate Victor Downs. The court erupted as the prosecution seeks the death penalty for Downs for the murder of Frank Doc Tuthill, known as a corn doctor, at Riverhead.
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Mitzi Downs
Riverhead
L. J
Victor Downs
Frank
Doc) Tuthill
Numerous Repairs of $4 Month House Approved by Dothan Councilmen
City council last night approved repairs for a city owned house on East Burdeshaw Street that rents for 42 dollars monthly. The list included glass, roofing, siding, nails, hinges and putty. Councilmen Botts and Gis sendanner urged reconditioning the property to prevent further deterioration.
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Dothan
E. Burdeshaw Street
J. P. Botts
I. P. Scarborough
A. R. Gissendanner
Two Men Ordered Before U S Judge
Joy Rayburn and Will Johnson were arrested during weekend prohibition raids in Wiregrass and taken to Montgomery to face Judge Charles B. Kenneamer. Both were on suspended sentences for liquor law violations. Johnson on five years probation with 15 months in Atlanta suspended, Rayburn on probation with a six month jail term. Federal agent John E. Douglas escorted them from Troy.
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Joy Rayburn
Will Johnson
Montgomery
Charles B. Kenneamer
Rayburn
Johnson
Atlanta
John E. Douglas
Troy
Preliminary Hearing Waived In Federal Liquor Case
James Bodiford of Abbeville waived preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Beaty B Whiddon and was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of possession and sale of two gallons of liquor. He was released on 500 dollar bond. Jim Phillips, 71, of Abbeville also waived charges and was bound over with a 300 dollar bond. W N Shelton of near Haleburg posted 500 dollar bond on a federal liquor charge.
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James Bodiford
Abbeville
U. S
Beaty B. Whiddon
Bodiford
Jim Phillips
W.N. Shelton
Haleburg
Tennessee Vanderbilt Rivalry Set for Southern Title Race
Atlanta November 7 AP Tennessee and Vanderbilt, fresh off unbeaten runs, prepare for a pivotal clash in Nashville that could clinch the Southern Conference title. The Vols and Commodores boast strong lines, star backs Beat tie Feathers and Dizie Roberts, and veteran coaches Dan McGugin and Bob Neyland battle for conference supremacy.
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Houston County Teachers to Receive $2500 Treasury Grant
Information shows Houston county's share of state treasury funds for education will be $2500. The amount will cover about one tenth of a regular payroll for teachers. Since the first budget bill, Houston county teachers have not received warrants for salaries, and some have not been paid for part of the prior school year.
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Houston County
State Treasury
Barking Dog Halts Attempted Burglary
A household watchdog at Cecil Cantey’s West Main Street residence woke residents last night. The barking alerted them to a figure by the gasoline line tank of Cantey’s parked automobile who fled upon lights being turned on.
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Cecil Cantey
West Main Street
Mr. Cantey
Cantey
Car and cotton truck crash kills man on Bee Line highway
Decatur, Ala., Nov 8 AP Clyde Patterson was killed and his wife and father Joe Patterson seriously injured when their car collided with a cotton truck on the Bee Line highway south of Falkville. The crash happened on Lacon mountain. the Pattersons lived in Falkville.
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Decatur
Ala
Clyde Patterson
Joe Patterson
Bee Line Highway
Falkville
Lacon Mountain
Pattersons
Soviet unions campaign to train 17 million workers in arms
In Moscow a campaign targets 17 million union members in Ogovaiachim, a civil branch of the Red Army formed to sponsor training in all military activities. The antiwar congress in Amsterdam showed the hostile attitude of the capitalist world.
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Silogen
Ogovaiachim
Red Army
Society of the Friends of Aviation and ‘Chemical Defense
Amsterdam
The Soviet Union Defense Call From Trud
The Trud newspaper urges all union members to bolster defense of the socialist fatherland. It calls militarized cities factories collectives and state farms to remain vigilant and act with resolve. The message emphasizes unity and preparedness in wartime context.
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Trud
Labor
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