City Quiet as Police Escort Strikebreakers
Police escort strikebreakers to their workplaces while the rest of the city stays peaceful. No major incidents reported as authorities maintain order in the downtown area.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1930
Page
4
Police escort strikebreakers to their workplaces while the rest of the city stays peaceful. No major incidents reported as authorities maintain order in the downtown area.
Major General Douglas MacArthur, from Little Rock Arkansas, was sworn in as chief of staff of the army today. Secretary Hurley attended the ceremony and administered the oath.
General Edward A Kreger, judge advocate general, holds full general rank with a four year term. General McArthur succeeds General Charles P Summerall, who retires from the post.
Police blame Leon Moody, 31, for a October 23 crash that killed Mrs. Reuben Easley and her foster mother Mrs. C. H. Adcock in Nashville Tennessee. Moody, arrested in Athens Alabama, faces two counts of manslaughter as the investigation names him driver of the other vehicle. Virginia Dawsey returned from Montgomery after a visit with her sister Mrs. B. B. Williams.
Indiana prosecutor Judsen L. Stark said he would bring Harold H. Schroeder of Mobile Alabama to trial on first degree murder charges before his retirement on December 31 Stark was defeated in the recent election Schroeder is accused in a case involving a burned car and a charred torso found near Indianapolis last May 31
Detroit AP report states three people were killed when their automobile was struck by a Michigan Central passenger train at the Mill street crossing in Ecorse, a Detroit suburb, last night.
On December 17 an anniversary celebration will mark the first successful airplane flight made at Kitty Hawk on the North Carolina coast. The event honors the Wright brothers 27 years ago, with the original Wright plane and a memorial pylon shown in the display.
Hallie, a nurse, falls for Grannock while he battles blindness from an earlier trial. A rose token and a veil of mistaken identity drive a cruel irony as Grannock confronts the nurse’s past and their chance at happiness.
Rosie Hnatiuk of Millville New Jersey was imprisoned for three years for an atrocious assault on the city mayor. She struck the mayor with a milk bottle after asking police to arrest her husband when officers failed to find him. The incident occurred as she questioned the mayor about his police force.
In Omaha a horseshoe above a filling station door was removed after a string of robberies and incidents over a few days. The station was held up Saturday and again Monday, followed by a broken gas pump and a damaged station house corner from a fourth incident by a runaway truck.
A dense broadcast log details Central Time programs, orchestras, operas, and dance hours across stations like WEAF WABC KSD WTAM and more. Entries list show names such as Edwin Seder, Jack Denny, Amos and Andy, and Chicago Opera with multiple time slots and station alignments.
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