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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1935
Page
1
The dispute over the New Deal divides ABA delegates as former president Bennett withdraws. Adams, praised by royal friends, pledges loyalty to ABA principles while accusing Roosevelt era policies of endangering independent banking. The contest centers on country versus city bankers.
A local feature celebrates Wrigley gum dollars with residents in Dothan and Highland School, noting crowds eager for the unopened packs. Recipients include Madge Hall, Mrs Speight, Rev Clement Ritter, and many others across Alabama towns as the campaign promotes taste and relief from medicine’s bitterness.
A congressional report criticizes uneven postwar prosperity, noting rising consumer purchasing power from wages farm help and Fed public works but lagging durable goods and construction. It links production lag to shrinking capital issues and urges new corporate borrowing to revive investment and reduce unemployment.
Hickory police chief BE W. Lewis declared more arrests to come after two motorists were jailed for a “needless horn blowing” episode. The playful incident, charged as a court jest, prompted a sharp response from authorities.
A fragmented report ties Farnsworth Camneria to a murder probe involving Tom Farley and an adopted daughter. The text references bloodshed, alleged cheating, and accusations centered on the Farnsworth family name amid unclear dates and locations.
In a tense hospital scene Anne denies killing Uncle Lee as matron and staff debate her fate. A nurse helps, a doctor’s plan forms, and Anne clings to innocence while Tecla Sork visits and John Neuman remains a hopeful figure amid the fragile calm.
A Central of Georgia Magazine on paper made from Georgia timber reached J. Mo Hughes, secretary of the Tee than Chamber of Commerce. He noted Alabama pine could rival Georgia for newsprint and predicted southern slash pine belts would soon supply most of the nation’s print paper, with Savannah hosting a factory exhibit.
Rio Grande Valley league unit debates new wine production from local citrus fruits. Authorities consider six wine varieties from Rio Grande Valley citrus as part of a regional push to diversify offerings and boost citrus industry value.
San Diego proceeds with the murder trial of Low Zachery, a former film extra, who testified that she shot her father to save her mother. She described hearing him threaten to kill her mother, firing in the breakfast room, and possibly firing again. The district attorney pressed her story during hours of questioning, and a dying statement from Roy R. Zachary was shared, revealing he told his daughter he was angry enough to kill his wife.
Seventy eight? The docket shows 80 U.S. cases before Judge C. B. Kennamer as the session ends November 21. The term includes 45 civil cases, 28 equity matters, and seven criminal actions to be considered when Federal court convenes next week.
Richard Tear, 28, of Hyattsville Md, was held for police questioning after Corinne Lore ing, 26, was beaten and strangled to death in woods near Mount Ranier Md The woman disappeared two days before what would have been their wedding Tear attributed her disappearance to amnesia and the body had been in the woods for several days
The federal government employed 764,000 workers in October, the largest since wartime days. The Civil Service Commission reports increases of 10,084 permanent and 14,178 temporary workers in September, with totals rising across regular departments 422,803 new agenda 90,408 emergency agencies 113,9h9 marginal sections. The grand total nears 1,094,000 when excluding military personnel.
A quirky AP note describes Oswald Lux, age 89, with four front teeth emerging from the gums as a third set, recalling he lost his second set about 20 years ago. The odd dental milestone is presented with light, humorous tone in a in a clipped news brief.
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