Rouse to Vote on Day Law Question December 5
Washington AP dispatch reports Speaker Garner will recognize a member on opening day of the short session to suspend the rules for immediate consideration of a resolution proposing repeal of the Day Law. Both parties seek a vote, with McDuffie calling 21 Democrats to attend.
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House
Representative Snell
Representative McDuffie
Alabama
U.S Court Opens Here in January
Federal court officials announce the December term will not open until January. Judge OC B Kenusmer has called a federal grand jury at Montgomery to convene Monday and a session will follow the grand jury meeting. The December session will be tried in January.
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United States
U. S
OC. B. Kenusmer
Montgomery
Stolen Four‑Door Sedan Belongs to B G Farmer Sr
County officers warn cities and towns to watch for a large four door sedan stolen last night from in front of the Houston hotel. The vehicle bears license B 23 425 and is linked to B G Farmer Sr.
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B. G. Farmer, Sr
Houston Hotel
Weekly Weather Outlook for Gulf States
Central and East Gulf states see fair to partly cloudy skies and rising temperatures early in the week. Rain is expected about midweek, followed by fair and cooler conditions later in the week.
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Central and East Gulf States
Europe weighs debts to United States in rising crisis
European governments review the debt issue to the United States in depth ahead of a new request for reconsideration. Britain studies Stimson’s reply to defer December payment. France prepares a supplementary note. Germany follows closely as December 15 payments approach.
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Associated Press
Europe
United States
Stimson
Washington
Allotment For Mobile Harbor Under ERCA
The War Department announced emergency funds totaling 1,670,000 for rivers and harbors. Mobile Harbor in Alabama receives 85,000 while the Intracoastal Waterway from Jacksonville to Miami garners 375,000.
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Washington
War Department
Jacksonville
Miami
Fla
Mobile Harbor
Ala
Daisy de Melker convicted in son’s poisoning death
In Johannesburg Mrs. Daisy Louise de Melker was found guilty of murdering her son by poison and sentenced to death. She was acquitted on charges connected to two former husbands, with prosecutors alleging the men died after wills benefiting her and her son’s death linked to an insurance policy of 100 pounds.
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Johannesburg
Union of So. Africa
Daisy Louise de Melker
Dr Aaron Hahn Dies. Liberal Jewish Leader and Political Figure
Dr. Aaron Hahn, 85, a founder of the Liberal Jewish movement in the United States and an active political figure for over twenty years, died at his Cleveland home.
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Cleveland
Aaron Hahn
Record of 1931 rope-skipping and hemp-hoisting feats
Pueblo report notes Carl B. Anderson of Evanston NL skipping rope 10 000 times in two hours three minutes and Tommy Thompson hoisting over hemp 12 200 times in one hour 21 minutes on June 21, 1931.
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Pueblo
Colo
Carl B. Anderson
Evanston
Tommy Thompson
Browning Sapp Renames Himself in Court Petition
John S Browning changed his name to Browning Sapp after Judge George Luxford granted the petition. Browning told the court that nobody takes a sapp seriously.
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Denver
John S Browning
Sapp
John Browning Sapp
George Luxford
Million Trees Planted in Washington Bicentennial
Charles Lathrop Pack, president of the American Tree Association, announced that registrations of trees planted in honor of George Washington for the bicentennial have surpassed 30 million.
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Washington
Charles Lathrop Pack
The
American Tree Association
George Washington
Quezon Favors Smith as Philippine Governor General
Manila reports that Manuel Quezon veteran president of the Philippine senate favors appointing Alfred E. Smith former New York governor as governor general. Agreement in political circles noted as possible policy move.
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Manila
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Senate
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Transients Register at Salvation Army Home in Dothan
One hundred and one transients from 26 states and four foreign countries registered at the Salvation Army home in Dothan during October. Destinations included Florida with 32 travelers and Georgia with 17 en route. beds and meals were provided for most, and many had varied educational levels from eighth grade to college graduates.
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Dothan
Victor A. Tidman
Germany
Scotland
Hungary
Canada
Florida
Miami
Florida East Coast
Tampa
Fanama City
Jacksonville
Fila
Georgia
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wounded farmer able to go to his home
W. H. Cain, a farmer near Liocom, reported shot twice by his landlord C. C. Culverhouse during a crop division dispute. Cain left the hospital yesterday to return home. Culverhouse was arrested by Geneva county authorities on a charge of assault with intent to murder. Cain was shot in the abdomen and the right arm.
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Liocomb
C. C. Culverhouse
Culverhouse
Geneva County
Cain
Recess at Jordan Trial After State Rests Case
Montgomery Nov 26 AP The defense gets time to prepare after Representative Allen testified that E D Jordan former Etowah senator admitted to Governor Miller he knew soliciting money to pass the Gadsden Sunday liberalization bill violated the law. The state rested today in the bribery case.
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Montgomery
Allen
E. D. Jordan
Etowah
Miller
Gadsden
Jordan
Lee Castleberry
Roosevelt Turns to Farm Problem in Georgia
President-Elect Roosevelt shifted from vacation to national issues in Warm Springs with a Grange delegation and the House agriculture committee. Fred Firestone led the National Grange seeking a plan for farmer rehabilitation to be presented to the next president.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
National Grange
House Committee On Agriculture
Fred Firestone
House Committee
Grange
Thanksgiving Service of Dothan Christian Science Society
The Dothan Christian Science Society held a well attended Thanksgiving service. The program opened with Glory Be to God On High and included a Thanksgiving proclamation from the President, a Psalms based lesson sermon, silent prayer, and the Lord's Prayer interpretation from Science and Health. A solo Leave It With Him and testimonies followed before closing with We Thank Thee Heavenly Father and a benediction from 1 Timothy 1:17.
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Dothan Christian Science Society
United States
Mary Baker Eddy
Mary Baker, Eddy
Heavenly Father
Dothan Tramples Bainbridge 34 0 in Georgia City
Dothan High School Tigers outgained Bainbridge Ga 34 to 0 in a second straight game after a 45 to 7 win over Enterprise. Key plays included a 60 yard march to start, an 11 yard TD drive after a bad kick, an interception setting up a TD, a 62 yard pass to Sheehan for a score, and a 50 yard run by Jack Riley. Joe Riley, Sheehan, Hart, Sellers, Neeley, Tyson and Whitesell starred as Bainbridge’s lone points were never threatened.
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Tigers
Dothan
Sheehan
Joe Riley
Jack Riley
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Neeley
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Whitesell
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Andalusia
Albany, Ga
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Douggie Pailey
Royce Lewis
Arthur Neeley
Brooks Sellers
Lowell Dennis
James Hammond
Lewis
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Jack Ford
Parker Brown
Fred Holmes
Young Pooter
Pathan
Auto Crash Pins Occupants Under Car In Midland City
In Midland City on Friday afternoon, Louise Bockner of Herchard and other occupants escaped serious injuries after their car overturned near Aitch and was forced under a truck. Passengers were freed from the wreck by bystanders. The crash’s origin remains unclear, with reports suggesting a truck involvement and possible rusted parts.
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Louise Bockner
Herchard
Aitch
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Twelve Provide Food For Needy Families Here During Winter
The Salvation Army led by Captain W A Tidman reports local volunteers in Dothan will fund feeding for needy families. Individuals will give weekly sums to supply food for varied periods from one week up to as long as needed. Donors include four people funding three months and others for two months one month and several short spans.
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W. A. Tidman
Salvation Army
Tidman
Turkey Season Opens Next Week In North Georgia Area
The district game warden says wild turkeys may be hunted legally from December 3 through March in Henry Geneva and related counties with higher populations along the Chattahoochee and nearby rivers. Odom notes birds are common inland forests and along rivers, with season opening aid and regulatory details.
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Ginned Bale Totals Reported for Houston County
Report shows 18 380 bales ginned in Houston County, compared with 31 796 in a prior period. OCR shows garbled figures but indicates a rollover in ginning activity and year comparison.
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Houston County
Unemployed raise 150 bushels sweet potatoes for sale
About 150 bushels grown by unemployed on vacant lots in Do than can be bought for 20 dollars, less than 14 cents a bushel. John H. Sell of the unemployment committee announced the sale to fund past due obligations and to aid Salvation Army or Child Welfare. Potatoes stored at the unemployment headquarters must be disposed of by next week. buyers may deliver or pick up in the city.
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Dothan
John H. Sell
Bell
Salvyation Army
Child Welfare Department
Troy Street
Mary Ann Hicks former pioneer resident of Dothan dies
Mrs. Mary Ann Hartzog Hicks, 83, longtime Dothan area resident and aunt of Mrs. D. G. Seaborn, died in Chataboochee Florida from age infirmities. Survived by nieces and nephews including Lizzie Collins and George Bedaole. sister of the late Rev. D. J. Hartzog. Funeral services set for Sunday at Fig Creek church with an active pallbearer group named.
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Mary Ann Hartzog Hicks
D. G. Seaborn
Dothan
Chataboochee
Fla
Seaborn
Hicks
Lizzie Collins
Vicksburg
G. A. Zorn
Clayton
M. L. Adams
Texasville
Bertha Briers
Mobile
Fig Creek
Joshie Collins
Loyd
Wade
Lawrence Seaborn
Dowdle Hertzog
Alber
Cumble, Dowling & Rhode
Salvation Army Aids 35 Families In October
The Salvation Army assisted thirty five families in October led by Captain Vieter A Tidman. Eighty two children and 65 adults were represented in the 35 families. Many interviews and home visits occurred as part of the aid effort.
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Salvation Army
Vieter A. Tidman
Tne Seine
Arrest of Negro man on burglary charge in Abbeville area
D C Williams a Negro of Abbeville was arrested by city police and turned over to Henry county authorities on a burglary charge.
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D.C
Two Alabama Bank Robbers Sought Today
Possemen and officers closed in on two bank robbers near Garden City Alabama after shots were fired as they fled into fields along the Mulberry river two miles from town. Police recovered $65 in pennies from an abandoned car and blood on a hat and upholstery suggested a wound to one robber.
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Mulberry River
Garden City
Ala
Blountaville
Blountsville
Robins Returns Home to Rest After Amnesia
Col. Raymond Robins reached Chinsegut Hill estate near Brooksville and entered seclusion for absolute rest to recover from amnesia. Mrs. Robins said no interviews will be given until recuperation. the party traveled from Asheville via Georgia after locating him in Whittler, North Carolina.
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Brooksville
Raymond Robins
Chinsegut Hill
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