French Chamber Directs Call on Laval Over Washington Visits
The French Chamber of Deputies foreign affairs committee voted 10 to 0 to direct its vice president to inform Premier Laval that recent Washington London and Berlin visits were insufficient. Deputies demand publication of a yellow book on the Washington conference and details on plans for a 1932 disarmament conference and Sino Japanese conflict settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Laval
PARIB
Ite
Washington
London
Berlin
Henri Guernut
Marius Moutet
League
County awards lumber and culvert bids for bridges
The county commissioners awarded a contract for 50 000 feet of lumber for bridges to L F Phillips after bids showed lumber prices at 17 95 per foot versus 725 to 400 per thousand previously. A second contract for culvert piping went to Diette Wetal and Cover company at 8000 dollars, and D A Walden of Headiasa won the Ford truck bid at 38 60, about 71.40 below other bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Phillips
Harry K. Martin
Martin
Ditte Weta
D. A. Walden
Headiasa
Wet Leads In N J Race for Nomination
Elizabeth New Jersey November 18 AP Degeld McLean a pro prohibitionist led the Republican nomination race for representative in the fifth district as 277 of 298 precincts reported in yesterdays four corner contest. McLean had 8577 votes with Kennth Hand 689 Wesley Stanger 138 and John Nicol 4309 in the field. The result would nominate a wet candidate for the December 1 special election to succeed Ernest R Ackerman. Percy Stewart, a Democratic hopeful, backs repeal change in the eighteenth amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy H. Stewart
McLean
Kenneth C. Hand
Wesley A. Stanger
John Nicol
Heavily Armed Men Rob McIntosh Bank for 4100 Loot
Three heavily armed men robbed the Bank of McIntosh, Florida, taking 4100 and fleeing in two automobiles. They forced cashier C. D. Powell to the rear, attempted to lock him in the vault, he retrieved a weapon and fired. officers pursued as the trio fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintosh
Fin
Bank of
McIntosh
C. D. Powell
Um Bank
Automoblien
Today's Cotton Market Today in ae 4a Dees.
Market notes show erratic cotton price movement with tentative bids and uneven demand. Analysts mention regional influences, weather concerns, and seasonality affecting futures, with traders awaiting clearer futures guidance and export data.
Anthony D Sayre Dies at 73 on Long Illness in Montgomery
Anthony D. Sayre associate justice of the Alabama Supreme Court died at his Montgomery home after a long illness. He had served on the bench since 1909 and was reelected to successive terms. his career included roles in both state politics and law. He was born in Tuskegee on April 29, 1855, educated at Roanoke College, admitted to the bar in 1880, and held multiple state offices before joining the Supreme Court.
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Montgomery
Anthony D. Sayre
Alabama Supreme Court
Capitol
Supreme Court
Braxton Comer
Conservatiom
Hi Keynote
Anthony Dickinson Sayre
Pendg Bila
Sayre
Tuskegee
Dade and
Musdora (Morgan) Sayre
Calvin and Mary
Ikinnoo) Sayre
George and
Francis
Irby) Morgan
Aludazia
State House of Representatives
State Senate
Senate
City Court of
James R. Dowdell
Child Welfare Committee Appeals for Pennies in Penny Cans
The Houston County Child Welfare Committee urges residents to donate pennies by placing them in green penny cans scattered citywide. Even 100 pennies from 100 people can fund essential care for needy children this winter, easing cold and hunger for local youngsters. The appeal asks readers to do their part by not pocketing coins but dropping them into the cans.
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Houston County
Houston County Child Welfare Committee
Son born to Gene Tunney former heavyweight champion
Gene Tunney former heavyweight champion and his wife Polly Lauder Tunney welcomed a baby boy at Sloan Hospital in the Columbia University Medical Center. The mother, daughter of a prominent Connecticut family, is reported to be doing well as is the infant.
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New York
Gene ‘Tunney
Mise Polly Lauder
Greenwich
Conn
Sloane Hospital
Columbia University Medical Center
Tunney
Aummer
Europe
Southern Educators Meet In Montgomery Last of This Month
More than 1,000 southern educators will gather in Montgomery at the end of November and early December for conferences of the Association of College and Secondary Schools and of school supervisors. The College and Secondary Schools meeting runs November 30 to December 4, followed by the school supervisors December 14 and 15. Dr. William J. Cooper, Alabama education commissioner, will attend December 14 and urged county superintendents from southern states to attend.
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Montgomery
Ala
Association of College and Secondary Schools
College and Secondary Schools Association
William J. Cooper
A. S. Commissioner of Education
Ohne
Educaor
Permission Needed From U S for Jeffries Trial
Former Houston county tax collector William B Jeffries now held in West Palm Beach on a government fraud charge of 540. He may be transferred to circuit court here next week for embezzlement tied to a bond of 5000 and requires U S government permission before proceeding. The calendar lists his embezzlement charge and warrants his return after waiving preliminary hearing.
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Wiliam B. Jeffries
Houston County
U. S
Jeffries
West Palm Beach
U.S
Hele
Jeffrea
Thi City
Trend
Christmas Fund To Be Distributed Among Members
New Orleans announces that $2,584,864 from Christmas savings funds will be distributed to 73,412 members by memorial banks and the New Orleans Clearing House association on November 25. Chairman M. L. Bouden notes the amount may slightly fall short of prior year figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Christman Savings
Memorial Banks
New Orleans Clearing Hour Association
M. L. Bouden
Alabama Baptists Recommend 350000 Budget For State
Opelik a reports show Dr L E Barton presenting the Alabama Baptist State Convention budget of 350000 for 1933. The plan includes 35000 for the Baptist Orphanage and 315000 for the Cooperative Program along with noted declines in total gifts and cooperative receipts. The report highlights bond payments met and economies, plus promotions in B Y P U and Sunday school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
New Filling Station Planned in City
A new gasoline filling station will be built at the corner of Main and Appletree streets. The brick storefront will cost about 510 dollars, with J. L. DeJamette authorized as contractor and city hall issuing the building permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appletree Streets
J. L. DeJamette
Alto Dees Vel
University of Alabama Opens Flying School at Maynor Field
A flying school is established at Maynor Field by Birmingham Air Service Inc after negotiations by the Tuscaloosa Chamber of Commerce and the University of Alabama Chapter of the National Aeronautical Association. The program, approved by the Commerce Department, offers ground instruction, ten hours of dual flight, and ten hours of navigation, with training for aeronautical engineering students and broad access to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Frazier
Air Service
Univaraity Moriay
Eprotiment Elarte
Agan
Aeronautical Engine
University Atudent
National Aeronautical Assnciation
Nemeater
Aeronantiony Abudéni
Ttte
Sheratt
Nearing
Couple Celebrates 45th Wedding Anniversary
A large crowd attended a dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Herring as they marked their 45th wedding date. Attendants included many relatives from Taylor Dothan Malvern and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg
B. J. Merring
Willitone
Mr All Calling
Martha
Malon
Mra
Stary Kyaér
Minnie Myrtle
Leon
Meldon
Taylor
James and
Wert Herring
Dothan
William Ssynders
Malvern
Ard Strieuland
Ruth
K.L. Fre
Jame
J. W. Enel
Lucile
Geraline
David
James
Ganey Donald
Edward
Nettle
J. F Driggers
Felsem
Wilbur
Ina Laura
Barbara
Mu Bow
Rhinper
Masgery
Skipner, Jr
Durwood
Legion Meeting Fails to Clarify Key Items
The Chenier Re Vickery Beat of the American Legion held a meeting Friday at 7 35 p m. Officials announced an important business item discussed during the session though details were unclear in the report.
Murder charges to be considered by Geneva jury
H C Price Jr and Wallace Bowen of Newville face joint first degree murder charges in the death of Ethel Price. The automobile crash near Hartford and Bowen’s statement that Price killed his wife with a car axle are cited as the crime’s context. The two men, held without bond, were arrested after Price was treated in Dothan hospital. The axle and car wreck debris are held as evidence. </analysis>
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H.C. Price, Jr
Wallace Bowen
Newville
Jait
Ethel Price
Sollchor
J. Norton Mullins
Price
Bowen
Hartford
Dothan
Charlies
Phyalelana
J. A. Driver
Geneva County
Geneva Fall
P T A to Sponsor Package Sale for School Benefit
The Junior High Parent Teacher Association announces a Saturday package sale to raise funds for Taylor High School athletic equipment. Local Dothan merchants donated various packages from groceries to car repair goods for the sale at Hoveton Jewelry Company. Proceeds seek to reduce a debt of 160 for athletic equipment.
First Rain Returns After Six Weeks Helps Garden Crops
Garden crops greet first rainfall in six weeks with slow, light showers that quench thirsting plants. A morning fog lifted to rain and cooler temperatures, with forecasts for additional showers. Dothan reports a light sprinkle overnight.
Former Tennessee Governor Alfred A. Taylor Improves in Hospital
Alfred A. Taylor, 83, former Tennessee governor, showed improvement under Dr Harry Miller after illness. Doctors reported his tongue and throat responses normal and his condition stabilizing as he receives care.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Tennreare
Alfred A. Taylor
Norinary Ji
Mona
Harry Dy Saimer
Taylor
Miler
Woman Recovers After Wy and Town Titular Incident
Sybil Watford of Dothan reportedly recovered from an alleged poisoning episode that left her town in fear and prompted an investigation by local authorities. The incident drew attention to public safety and medical response in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wye
Sybil Watford
Dothan
Advertising Trade Notices from National Advertisers
fragmentary notice from New York on November 1 regarding the Warhington ad agency and the Myers Company. details are garbled but relate to advertising industry listings and regulatory notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhington
Democratic leaders map 1982 presidential plan in Alabama
Birmingham report notes State Democratic executive committee to meet December 10 to chart activities for the 1982 presidential campaign. J. House, chair of the Democratic National Committee, will meet with state leaders to outline a state plan and address a statewide rally with him as principal speaker.
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Birmingham
Tho Es
Democratic Executive Committee
Ranke
Jouelt Hhouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Uns
Bhoura
Ninth
Jefferson County
George P. Bondurant
FE. W. Pettus
Selma
Mr. Shouse
Denira
Rieminghay
Smoot Recommends Tax Increases on Income and Sales
Senate Finance Chairman Smoot proposed a broad rise in income tax rates and a steep expansion of a sales tax. He backed raising the top income tax to about 49 percent for earnings over 100000, after visiting the treasury department where the administration’s revenue plan was almost complete.
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Smoot
Washington
CAPI
Ennate Finance
Asd
Emoot
Mnance
Vinit
Treasury
Fire Ruins House on Highway Near Here
A blaze destroyed a house on a highway near Shamrock Tor, Aghfied Highoway, with an estimated loss of money and possessions. Firemen could not halt the spread due to missing hydrants, and a motor item parked nearby was damaged but the building’s goods were saved. K Sapp of Dothan identified the burned structure as belonging to a local owner Green. A second truck from the Coins Rakion attempted to fight the flames but did not reach the site before the fire was contained.
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Shamrock Tor
Highoway
Oriain
Becauen
Siam
Ae. K. Sapp
Dothan
Ber
Green
Deking Company
Japanese Troops Occupy Hailungkiang Province
AP reports Japanese forces in Manchuria occupied the Tuttlhar capital Hailungkiang Province, driving Chinese commander Mah Chan Shan toward the north. The seizure, from Bukden, follows self defense claims, prompting alarm in the League Council as Japan advances toward Anganchi along the Eastern Railway.
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Associated Press
Japan
Manchuria
Hailungkiang Province
Mah Chan Shan
Bukden
Mah
League Council
Porly
Anganchi
Court Dismisses Suit to Remove Gov Huey Long
In Shreveport Nov 18 a court dismissed the suit to remove Huey Long as governor of Louisiana on grounds of no cause of action. Judge T F Bell denied Long's jurisdiction claim but found Cyr had no grounds to enter suit. Cyr’s counsel said an appeal would be taken to the Louisiana supreme court.
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Shrevepont
Paul Cyrnault
Huey. Long
Louisiasin
Cando
Neon
Judes T. F. Bell
Long
Cotona
Aurt
Cyr
Nuit
Cyrs
Loulalaha Supreme Court
Deal Recovered Sufficiently to Return Home
Holden newspaper editor Deal, whose jugular vein was slashed October 2, left the hospital and went home. J B Elmore, former adjunct teacher, was indicted by the grand jury for attempted murder of a newspaper man and held on $2 bond after an editorial attack linked to a prior editorial.
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Deal
Holden
Gavara
Iittle Hope
Dehl
Pers
Hin
Ite
J.B Elmore
Adoot
Wre
Newnpaliceman
Eimora
Paulo Government Overthrown Quietly in Brazil
RAQ Paulo reports a quiet upheaval as police growers allied with the military toppled the late government last Friday to push for a provisional reverter favorable to their agenda. The resignations of Finance Minister Jane M. Whitaker and Gov. Laude de Comarko sparked turmoil around a loan secured in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raq Paulo
Brazil
APY
Laude de Comarko
Jane M. Whitaker
Tra
United States
Speed Flier Forced Down By Heavy Fog
A speed flyer was forced to land due to dense fog near Rose date today. Pilot Hankee and crew escaped unharmed despite a rough landing as authorities assessed the incident and weather conditions for a subsequent flight to New York tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Del
Frack Hawks
Wichte
Hermes
New York
Harun
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N. J
Harley Hardin
Marion
Ind
Indiana
Mebama Supreme Court
Mortimer H. Buckner
Naonal Credit Corporation
Child Welfare Committee
Gene Tunney
Folly Lauder
Cooperative
Opelika
B. M. Barnes
CG. R. Bell
Annieton
Charles Ruth
Washington County
M. M. Ward
Southern Baptist Convention
Newton Institute
Auburn Church
Texas
George B. Evans
Swan
Colombia
U. OF A
United States Department of Commerce
Geneva
P.T. A
Tennessee
Ulregory Dowling
Bank Dandita
Midland Savings Bank
Soulm Tt
Dowling
Hailungkiang
Jape
Huey Long
Reston
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