Peritonitis claims Hodgesville child
The Hodgesville girl, aged as stated, died of peritonitis. She leaves two sisters Gladys and another, two brothers Alto and another, and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Wil Tidwell. Visitation will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Beulah church with Rev Hlom Givens officiating. Burial in the church cemetery. Fallows and Forrester funeral directors.
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Pertonitia
Gladys
Alto
Mre
Wil Tidwell
Newton
Vansral
Beulah Church
Hlom
Givens
Fallows
Forrester
Mrs Ida Bell Walker Buried at Abbeville
Mrs Téa Ball Walker, Ti of Newville route one died Wednesday at her mother’s Home. Funeral Thursday at Abbeville Baptist church with Rev A D Zhinden officiating. Burial in the county church cemetery. Survived by husband A C Walker son George four daughters Bernie Merle Mary Lois Roby all of Newville route one mother and sister Mrs Hathleer Pogerile of Mobile.
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Téa Ball Walker
Newville
Mra Clifford Cberry
Abbeville Baptist Church
A. D. Zhinden
Church
Fellows
Forrester
A. C. Walker
George
Bernie
Merle
Mary Lois
Roby
Aml
Hathleer Pogerile
Mobile
Soviet pilot claims world altitude record over nine miles
Moscow reports Soviet airman Vladimir Kolianki climbed to 47200 feet in a single flight, beating the prior 47364 foot Italian record. An official commission confirmed the ascent and noted the biplane carried an empty fuel tank at peak. After a short glide, the pilot landed safely.
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Moscow
Vladimir Koliank
Rena‘t Deant
Rome
Kokianki
Commission of Soviet Experte
Elkanki
QEAIN QUOTATIONS Wheat Corn Ants Lard Dee
A dense market summary lists varied commodity quotes and shares from several firms and exchanges. It covers wheat, corn, lard, and others, with prices and receipts, interspersed with company names and railroad and manufacturing entities, plus regional notes from Savannah and Chicago markets for hogs butter and eggs.
Methodist Conference Concludes with Appointments and Reforms
The 103rd meeting of the Methodist conference wrapped with plans for ordination, memorial services, and ministerial appointments for the coming year. Bishop Hay to announce pastorates. several superannuated ministers approved. Senator Heflin lauds Roosevelt’s housing program amid conference events.
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Committee On
A. Bush
B. Taunton
James E. Tate
Montgomery
Milra
Seation Foster K. Gamble
Birmingham
Miss Monary
Home and Foreign Mission Enterprises
Businese
Hay
L. Duncan
U. S
J. Thomas Heflin
Roosevelt
Helin
Federal Housing Administration
Hets An
Sam Hay
Italian Anger Shapes Axis War Policy and Oil Trade
The Helin government framed Italian anger over Allied pressure to end the war, while American oil interests limited concessions in Ethiopia. Italy’s imports in January to September included 404,347 quintales from the United States as fuel dependence grew, and US gasoline imports totaled 8.574 quintales of 3,148,432. Addis Ababa reported Ethiopian forces killing Italian commanders as battles unfolded, and French ambassador Francois-Poncet visited Hitler amid Franco-German talks. Mussolini’s regime pressed production and labor mobilization, sending 100,600 workers from farms and factories to support the war effort, with lenders and merchants facing public praise and citizens urged to display purchase papers.
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American State Department
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Romania
Russia
League of Nations
France
Great Britain
Paris
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Kol
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Maleale
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Timblen
Ero
Parla
Germany
Befchsfucrer
Adulf Hitler
Franco Gitman
Ttwce
Andre Francois-Poncet
Hitler
Miter
Moscow
Washington
Pari
Iolys
Safety driving contest staged by Capt Frakes in Dothen
A Saturday safety drive led by Capt B F Frakes will test auto drivers in Dothen with five minute runs through the business district. Six Saturday winners advance to Sunday at Wiregrays Memorial Stadium where the top driver earns a watch. The program includes dangerous demonstrations and a live bomb drive with stock car show. Traffic officials back the event and entrants may use their own car.
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Dothen Autoambils
Capt B
F. Frakes
Hollywood Alumi
Buginesa
Capt. Frakes
Capt
Frakes
Police Department
Montgomery Cattle Market Receipts Mixed Amid Holiday Break
Montgomery November market shows fair cattle run with steady to firm demand. Prices range with well finished feeders 699 to 708, heifers 600 to 650, cows 275 to 459, calves 600 to 740, hogs 7.60 to 7.85 per hundred. Market will close Wednesday November 27 for Thanksgiving and reopen Monday December 2.
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Montgomery Cattle
Montgomery
Cholce
Woman reporter taken off charity diet assignment in Albany
Albany daily reports withdraws Peg Steele from a $225 a week food diet test sponsored by a New York charity. Health concerns cited by editor and staff note mushy starch heavy diet needs refrigeration for freshness.
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Albany
APY
Albany Evening News Today
New York City
Peg Steele
Agi
Mauna Loa Erupts With Four Lava Flows Across Hawaii
Mauna Loa volcano erupts after two years, sending four lava rivers about a mile wide down the mountain. Observers say no immediate danger. eruption expected to last about three days. Landslides and tidal effects reported, with sightings from Honolulu and volcanic camp observers.
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Haweii
Mauna Loa
Honolulu
Ralph Buzaard
Pohakaulus
Hawaii Island
Humuula
Maunskea
Tre
Thorats
Jagger
Agiat
Kilaven
JAP PRESSURE on North China Autonomy Move Debated
Japanese officials discussed the delay of a North China autonomy proclamation. Tokyo claimed no prediction of a firm date while noting ongoing intrigues. Cabinet sessions weighed a compromise allowing Nanong to retain substantial northern authority after talks between Hirota, Kawashima, and Chiang Kai-shek.
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Ine
North China
Diay
Civiting
Japan
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanog
Peace Decree and Alabama School Funding Clash
Montgomery November 22 AP The nation’s capital reads the latest on Alabama school funds with $29,194 for Geneva and other apportionments. Gov Bibb Graves ends a dispute between the department of education and the state comptroller as Dr J A Keller travels to Washington to push a statewide building program. The $1,300,000 set for teachers was dispatched after vouchers were sent to Comptroller Charles Lee who had warned funds could not be released without requisitions. Officials say Alabama’s $6,000,000 building plan may be pared to $3,500,000 due to bond attorney objections. Keller aims to persuade the federal government to accept bonds for the PWA plan while district sales are dropped. Graves directs staff to Washington to align WPA and PWA efforts and move cash to schools.
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Alabama
J. A. Kel Ise
Washington
Department of Education
Bibb Graves
Education Department
Charles Lee
Keller
Dr. Beller
PWA
Graves
Bio Office
Tora Weahington
WPA
Lee
U S Court Ends Equity Docket in Houston County
The U S district court closed its equity docket on Friday, settling near two dozen cases. Five African American jurors served alongside whites, and two white defendants were convicted on charges tied to the revenue law, marking a historic jury participation mix in Houston County.
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U.S. District Court
Houston County
Black man hurt after public safety incident at card game
Deputies searched for a gunman after a dispute at a card game four miles west of Dothan escalated to a thigh injury. John Henry Smith received treatment in a local hospital Friday as the suspect fled the scene and others scattered.
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John Henry Smith
Dothan
Smith
Georgia sees mixed New Deal support in Digest poll
The Digest reports Georgia's 3,047 votes for representation show 2,178 favoring the New Deal and 1,109 opposed. It notes 20.35 and 29.82 percent figures, mentions Governor Talmadge's attacks on Roosevelt, and says the poll cannot yield definite conclusions amid national rollout of 20 million ballots and fast-paced mail logistics.
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Valt
Georgia
Talmadge
Roosevelt
Taclf
Ariticlam
Ape
Firm Organ Inston In Houston Court Friday
Cramped OCR fragment describes a Houston court session Friday with named officials Warrick vice president Hampton Reeves treasurer and a Cotton figures report citing 416,000 bales and exports of 3,000. The text is garbled but reflects a business firm and cotton export figures for the Americas.
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Houston
Dent
General
Warrick
Hampton Reeves
Cecrtten
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