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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
5
Marquette coach Frank J. Murray criticizes defensive holding as the forgotten football foul. He argues tackles grab eligible receivers to disrupt forward passes, calling it common yet rarely called and urging stricter enforcement to curb the tactic.
A Houston Sun list details upcoming filmings at several venues including Faithless What Price Taxi Phantom of Crestwood Kongo Camping Out Call Her Savage The Phantom President A Successful Calamity Malay Nights Out Neat The Crash Football Schooling The Most Dangerous Game The Fourth Horseman The Last Frontier and more. Dozens of stars like Ricardo Cortez Clara Bow Walter Huston Lupe Velez Joel McCrea Fay Wray Boris Karloff Karen Morley Melvyn Douglas George Arliss with Mary Astor and others are noted for the week alongside newsreels and comedies. The article also notes a lodge meeting for Do than Lodge No 466 A F and A B at 7 oclock.
A Chicago report alleges Albert E. Felton proposed to Miss Peart Norris for many years before marriage, with Norris stating she is 53 and seeking $80,000 in a breach of promise claim.
In Johnston County North Carolina sorghum syrup yielded a net profit of about 18 dollars per acre, per C R Hudson of State College extension. He reported syrup averaged 104 gallons per acre at 32 cents per gallon with syrup sold at 50 cents, while cotton yielded about half a bale per acre and about 20 dollars per acre with little profit.
The Victoria Full Court dismisses Max Meldrum's $10,000 libel suit against the Australian Broadcasting Company. It holds that libel cannot occur by wireless broadcast and that aggrieved persons must sue for slander instead.
Madison, Wis AP reports a new industry in Dane county that benefits farmers and diggers alike. Peat digging supports hundreds of workers who cooperate with farmers by clearing drainage ditches while harvesting peat, turning marshy land into pasture and providing winter fuel for diggers.
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