Government extends aid payments as AAA millers get relief
The AAA said aid to farmers would continue amid a legal challenge to processing taxes. Eight Louisiana millers received temporary relief delaying treasury checks, as government officials argued existing contracts and funds remain secure. The dispute centers on how production control payments are funded and whether injunctions can block levy collections.
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Teo Associated Press
Washington
Saite
Sucport
AAA
Cme
Louisiana
Marmillers
M. G. White
Serieitare Department
Treasry
Masonic Frolic Opens Homecoming With Barbecue Night
Dothan Masonic lodges 466 and 669 invite all members and guests to an open homecoming event at the temple tonight at 7:30. The evening features free barbecue on the first floor, with D. C. Carmichael presiding and W. L. Lee delivering a brief address. Three hundred pounds of beef and pork will be served.
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Dothan
Aear
Wien
Dothan Lodge
Pytha
Gorns Lodge
Bacheport
D. C. Carmichael
W. L. Lee
Second Man Hurt In Junked Car Collision
Two men suffered injuries when their car collided with a parked junked vehicle on the roadside near Metvera early Tuesday. Dalton Treadwell of Zincomb, driving home from a wrestling event, reportedly fell asleep at the wheel. Ernest Cacey of Slocomb escaped with minor injuries. Both were treated at a local hospital.
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Metvera
Treadwell Datton
Zincomb Wes
Fared Agverely
Ernest Cacey
Alo
Slocomb
Milvers
Dalton
Casa Hiome
Delton
Boon
Nicu
Bellaves
Mer
Forrester
Casey
Norris in Norris Pamplon Of TVA Inspects Town
Norris Tennessee residents and congressional leaders visit Norris TVA area after inspecting town and Mortis home. Group includes George W. Norris Rep Rankin and Rep Hill, planning to depart for Washington to meet with TVA board chairmen.
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Pamplon
TVA
Norris
Tenn
George W. Norris
Nemake
John Rankin
Mise Qaippi
Lister Hill
Tennessee Authority
Mortis
Fate Of Nine Bound To Panted Babbling Of Dying Desperado
Oklahoma City reports focus on Chester Comer a 25 year old itinerant oil field worker gravely wounded after a gunfight as investigators pursue his possible guilt. Comer allegedly confessed to killing Ray Evans L A Simpson and Warren Simpson and hid their bodies near Ada under a pipeline. First and second wives added to missing list while federal agents probe links to four tourists and their spouses killed in New Mexico months earlier. Authorities expect more details as a nationwide search continues.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
L. A. Simpson
Simpson
Warren
Allen
Ada
Hester
Comer
Donots
George M. Lorius
Albert A. Heberer
New Mexico
Col
Charles Daley
Elate Crime Bureau
Daley
China Proclaims Reforms To Block Separatist Move
The Chinese central government adopted a five point program of administrative reforms to curb North China autonomy efforts. The plan creates a new executive office led by War Minister Ho Ying Chin, abolishes the Peiping military council branch, and shifts authority to a military affairs commission chaired by Chiang Kai-shek. It also names Gen Bung Cheh Yuah to head an autonomous northern state as pacification commissioner for Hopeh and Chahar, and orders the dismissal of Yin Ju-Keng, demilitarized zone administrator and anti-autonomy official. The move follows pressure from the Japanese to reform or face separate autonomy.
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Steele Crossright
Idreas Shanghat
North China
Nanking
Ho Ying-Chin
Peiping
Military Council
Military Affairs Commission
Enst
Nanjing
South China
Kuomintang
Nationalist Party
Generalissima Chang
Mercy death hit: British Catholics oppose euthanasia push
A British Catholic campaign condemns a right to die group and attacks a proposed mercy killing bill. Bishop W F Brown criticizes pairing medical care with lethal chamber, while surgeon Lord Monahan endorses a plan to legalize death for incurable disease.
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London
Palla
W. F. Brown
Lord Mosnihan
Building permits issued for repairs and new build
Three permits were issued by the city Tuesday totaling 6000 dollars. The largest, a 5000 dollar barn on Main Street, goes to A. A. Morrie. Repair permits were issued to Roy Hill for 1400 dollars and B. P. Forner Jr for 500 dollars.
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A. A. Morrie
W. Maintreet
Roy
Hill
B. P. Forner, Jr
Italians Apologize For Menaced American Doctors visit
Italian authorities and the American embassy report two apologies by Padua students to four Americans, Dr. Frederick Moorech and Dr. J. L. Bolitan and their wives from Mayo Clinic Rochester. The incident involved flag theft and anti American shouts. The embassy may elevate the case to the Italian foreign office for further action.
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John Ivans
Amociatad Frese
Italinr
Padua
Frederick P. Moarech
J. L. Bolitan
Mayo Institute
Rochester
Minn
Venice
America
Breckinridge Long
United States
School Building Contracts Awarded to Bessemer Bidder
Houston County's 236000 FWA school building program begins with a contract to Coston & Sons Co. of Bessemer for two new high school buildings at Webb and Columbin. The low bid of 82900 covers an auditorium and five classrooms each. Additional contracts will follow as plans finalize, expanding from five new buildings to ten. Modernizations and repairs are slated for Ashford Rehoveth Cottonwood and Madrid.
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Houston County
FWA
Coston & Sons Co
Beasemer
Webb
Columbin
Columbie
Coston Company
Solomon Baxter
Taylor
Brannon Stand
Jersico
Vicksbury
Harmony
Ardilia
Kin “Ey
Gordon
Ashford
Rehoveth
Cottonwood
Madrid
Georgia Judge Praises Calm Court in Negro Stayer Case
In Sparta Georgia on November 28 Judge James B Park praised local citizens for orderly conduct during the trial of Winton Boyer a Black man sentenced to December 2 for staying a policeman M L Stafford died November 17 after stopping a car carrying a group of Negroes The judge rejected the idea of lynching and urged a fair orderly trial in a quiet courtroom
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Georgia
Sparta
Winton Hoyer
James B. Park
Ocmulgee Superior Court
Ciizens
Boyer
M. L. Stafford
Delaware man drives 1535 miles for jury duty report
NOVATA Okla Nov 26 AP C A Williams of Delaware Otis was three days late but reported for jury service. He received his subpoena at Goodings Ida quit his job and drove 1535 miles to Nowsta to report. The court commended his sense of duty.
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Doman
Geneva paving delays voided by funds
Geneva county road projects move forward as WPA funding clears legal barriers. Mullins plans to accelerate two pavement programs, assigning about 25 extra workers to the Columbia road and dispatching crews to Geneva and Cottonwood projects. WPA supervisor Cox readies 30 workers for rehab duties, with simultaneous start for Cottonwood and Geneva sites.
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Webb Columbia
Geneva County
Mallins
Saxon Poyuor
Webb-Columbus
Gaston Scott
Brontgam~ery
Mullins Bes
Columbia Road
Cuttonwood
Geneva
J.C. Cox
WPA
Marlins
C. MctRachin
Columbus
Cox
Cottonwood
Enterprise
Dothan
Hotgensville
Mullina
FASCISTS CLAIM BLOODY VICTORY OVER ETHIOPIANS
Reporter Devon Francis cites an Italian communique from Rome stating about one hundred Ethiopians died in a battle north of Dolo on the southern front of Italy's Ethiopia occupation. The report lists four Ethiopian soldiers killed, five wounded, and two missing while rain hindered fronts.
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Devon Francis
Presa
Rome
Dolo
Italy
Ethioopia
Watian
Fronta
Li Yasu
Meneiek
Empero Balle Selavele
Hari
Ethiopia
Petrals
Tembien
Gherals
Makala
Norhern
Antarctic Flier Believed Safe Near Bay of Whales
New York AP report says Lincoln Ellsworth and pilot Herbert Hollick-Kenyon left Dundee Inland Saturday to reach the Antarctic, their Ify plane. The Wyat Earp relayed to Times that Ellsworth and Hollick-Kenyon were believed encamped at the Bay of Whales, with weather reported fair while rescue depots were prepared for possible search over Ellsworth’s charted area.
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Tancoln Ellsworth
New York
Lincoln Eleworth
Herbert Hollick
Kenyon
Dundee
Nyaerome
Antarctic
Wystt Earp
Dothan
Wyatt Earp
New York Times
North American
Alliance
Illaworth
Bay of Whales
Baco
Admi
Richard B. Byrd
Ellsworth
Bay of Whalen
Elsworth
Law limiting county salaries tested for constitutionality
Petition filed in Houston county circuit court seeks a declaratory judgment against Hendley bill that would set all Alabama county officials on a 6000 dollar annual salary and require excess receipts to go to county treasuries. Hearing set for December 4 before Judge Halsted with parties represented by Carmichael and Calhoun for the county and Pettus Fuller and others for the petitioner.
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Hendley
Alabama
Treasuries
Houston County
Martin
Probata
J. BL Hendley
Covington
Trenaurien
Shell
Houston
D. c. Halsted
A. A. Carmichael
W. Perry Calhoun
Pettus and Fuller
Fielms
Hnox
Ackar
Blerne
Anniston
Ernest Matthews
Birmingha
W. L. Ler
Dothan
Planes rout mob near Mexico City in violent incident
Telegrams report federal aircraft scattered a lynching mob near Las Carboneras Jalinee state as they dropped bombs to quell the rampage. The unrest injures, with claims tying the attacker to Gov. Evarardo Topate family and elder brother Manu cal Topate. Reports describe panic and disarray among rebels as authorities intervene.
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Mexico City
Las Carboner- AY
Jalinee
Excelator
Elim
Manucal Topate
Evarardo Topate
Jansce
Warn
Atate
Judge Carter and Solicitor Clash Over Liquor Case
In Montgomery a heated court confrontation arose as Judge Eugene Carter refused to advance a liquor case and accused Solicitor Temple Bethela of obstructing enforcement. The solicitor demanded restraint while Carter asserted he would continue only if the prohibition law faced real enforcement.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Eugene Carter
Temple Bethela
Montgomery Circuit Court
Carter
Saibets
Judie Carter
Seibel
Carter Anid
Brazil Red Coup in Capital City Reported Broke
Rio Janeiro November 26 AP alleged plot to enlist First cavalry to revolt against government thwarted. One rebel death toll ranges from 40 to 60. Lieut Lauro Fontoura arrested for inciting revolt within the cavalry. Pernambuco security secretary says 60 killed and 100 captured after fighting near Recife. Continued on Page Five.
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Rafael Rodorica
Proms
Thetin
Bracal
Tate
Pernambuco
Melvina Béle
Ninte
Tamurgesita
Socorro
Recife
Bodalinia
Lynching Talk Heard as Police Fire on Slaying Girl
Fresno police probe the murder of 1 year old Maryammer as crowds discuss lynching. Blood fingerprints on woodwork point to a shot through a window. Maryammer’s mother Mrs Stam mer found the child unconscious in the bedroom and she died two hours later. Autopsy shows bullet struck at the base of skull. Over five men questioned in Fresno’s Hobo jungles without results.
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Fresno
Calif
Mery FaAmmer
Mary
W. H
Beenkull
Murederer
Lava Cones Form From Mauna Loa Eruption
Lava cones from 200 to 40 feet rise along Mauna Loa slopes as molten rock erupts in a geyser. The miniature volcanoes reproduce the process that formed Hawaii, piling up around the lava fountain as the eruption, begun last Thursday, continues unabated in Hawaii.
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Hawaii
Hulo
Rawal
Mauna Loa
of Dane Rere
Coin decides Stillwater clash ends in discussion
In Stillwater Oklahoma November 23 Dr J F Page professor of sociology at Oklahoma A&M delivers a brief talk prompting a lively discursion. A local coin toss reportedly settled the final moment of a small meeting or debate among attendees.
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Stillwater
Okla
J. F. Page
Oklahoma A
My Joneas
Ransom Bills Claimed Found In East Coast Inquiry
Washington reports a wide ranging probe into alleged intrusive bidding by four American steel firms for government projects. Ickes says prim facie evidence of collusion exists, affecting bids on a Miami dock, Morehead City terminal, and the tri borough bridge. Names linked include Inland, Carnegie, Jones and Laughlin, and Kalra of Beth Lechem. Investigations target price advantages for American bidders and foreign material procurements.
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Washington
Roosevelt
PWA
Auld Athie
Cotlyaion
Miami
Fie
Morehead City
N.C
Tri-Borough Bridge
New York City
Icken
Casta
Carnegie
Jones and Laughlin
Kalra
Bethlechem
Jones
Laug Win Inter
Ater
Ickes
Dell
Dameado
Tri-Borough
Teken
Minami Projet
British Suspicion on Laval Motive Delays Italy Air Embargo
London reports show Labor Party factional tension as Parliament convenes under a heavy government majority. Attlee elected parliamentary leader and Fitsroy retained Speaker amid rising doubts about Laval’s aim to delay Italy air embargo. Opposition papers attribute the delay to French motives and advocate prompt action.
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London
Clement Richard Attlee
Labor Party
Edward A. Fitsroy
Houe of Common
Italy
Premiser Laval
Convicts Escape From Louisiana Penitentiary
Baton Rouge La Nov 26 AP Escaped were two Louisiana convicts after knocking down a guard with a shovel and seizing his gun. Suspects were identified as Robert Hudellon 22 Lake Charles and Robert T Fuller of Oberlin both serving robbery and larceny related sentences.
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Melmanee
Baton Rouge
Loviotana Penitentiary
Euthettler
Robert Hudeon
Lake Charlen
Lara
Robert T. Fuller
Oberlin
Marriage Trend Boosts Blue Blood Marriages in New York
New York reports a near five percent rise in marriages among the so called blue bloods in the past year, according to the model registrar. The 1936 edition notes more weddings in its famed columns since the 1535 edition, with 11492 weddings recorded. Thornton promoted to district supervisor of central Alabama for the Federal Land Bank, overseeing 23 counties from Montgomery. Thorntons law firm partnership continues as Thanksgiving mail and window service suspend general delivery with no mail on Thanksgiving Day.
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New York
Nodel Réglater
Thornton
Ahreville
J. RB. Thornton
Henry County
Federal Land Bank
Alabama
Montgomery
EFC Glover
Schism Over Modernist Sermons Splits Thomson Church
Circuit Judge Albert Menoa pon dersd n gles to enjoin Rev. David E. Todd from promoting modernism after 22 members of the Elent Christen church in Thomson Dl petitioned. Key dispute centers on baptism method with Hawka stating water is required, while the minority favors total immersion. The case hinges on beliefs about miracles and New Testament faith.
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MT. Carrol
Albert Menoa
David E. Todd
Todd
Elent Christen Church
Thomson
Willam Hawka
Georgia Official Hurt In Georgia Road Crash
Henry Davidson, collector for the Georgia state comptroller general, was improving after injuries from a Sunday crash on the Mablie bigtwey near here. Authorities said he suffered a fractured pelvis and was driving at the time of the accident about 15 miles south of Montgomery.
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Montgomery
Henry Davidson
Georgia State Comptroller General
Davidson
Atlanta
Here
Weather Outlook for Alabama and Northwest Florida
Increasing cloud ness in Alabama with rain in the northwest portion. Warmer Tuesday night and again Wednesday with occasional rains likely in the southeast. Northwest Florida partly cloudy to cloudy, warmer Tuesday night and Wednesday with showers likely in the western portion.
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Alabama
Florida
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