Vegetable Sales Highlight Canneries At Meeting
Local talk at the Kiwanis club in Houston featured a Cairo Georgia producer detailing vegetable and milk sales this year. He reported $107000 from vegetables and $18000 from milk with an estimated $12000 profit potential, noting shipments to a soup company and factors of weather and expansion plans. The event included remarks from club officers and a piano medley, with planning for an inter club meeting next Friday.
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Theft suspect Eero Bonds For Alleged Auto Theft
Bond set at four thousand dollars for Grubbs a 23 year old black male accused of stealing clothing and jewelry valued around five thousand from a car owned by Mrs T C Goshorn. Articles reportedly found sewn in a fan of a coat as police pursue the case and a confession is mentioned.
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Ble Grubbs
Mra. T. C. Goshorn
Nation unan m the belt helps unemployed with Thanksgiving feasts
AP reports a broad nationwide drive to feed the jobless with Thanksgiving meals and aid. Major cities like New York Chicago Philadelphia Los Angeles Atlanta San Francisco and New Orleans organized food baskets free dinners and job programs to ensure no one goes hungry on Thanksgiving day.
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Gulf
New York
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Chicago
Heir to Million Quits Prison Life
Louis A. Vargas, Chicago restaurateur, sails to Venezuela to claim a share of a $1,000,000 estate and leave behind 3.5 years in Joliet prison for a crime he says he did not commit. Convicted after a Christmas Eve 1925 cabaret incident, he later was paroled and pardoned to regain citizenship.
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Million
New York
Louis A. Vargas
Venezuela
Vargas
Chicago
Joliet
Louis Emerson
Ilinois
Switzerland
Freezing Weather Sets Ideal Thanksgiving Sports Day in South
Atlanta reports crisp conditions for Thanksgiving sports as cold fronts bring frost to the South. Snow dusts western North Carolina, Virginia and Kentucky while Bristol Virginia records 20 degrees at night. Georgia and Tennessee see temperatures in the 30s with clear skies and firm fields anticipated.
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Long Funeral Held for Thomas D. Long at First Baptist
Funeral services for Thomas D. Long, 81, were conducted at the First Baptist Church with Rev. J. Fletcher McLeod presiding. The Dothan resident, formerly of Shelbyville Kentucky, died Wednesday morning after a lingering illness, leaving a daughter Mrs J C Wedlington and a son Garnet Long of Cleveland Ohio, among others. Pallbearers included Luther Wilson and B W Armstrong.
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J. Fletcher McLeod
Foster Street Methodist Church
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Dothan
Shelbyville
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Wadlington Hotel
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Baptist Church
Garnet Long
Cleveland, Ohio
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Lyonsburg, Ky
Thousands quake victims begin building homes in Japan
Thousands of homeless on the Izu Peninsula work to restore dwellings, shops, and farms with soldiers and firemen aiding. The Shizuoka government reports 253 deaths and 345 injuries, 2,256 houses destroyed, 5,562 damaged, with total damage near 50 million dollars, and railways highways and power plants heavily affected.
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Coldest Winter Weather Grips Alabama With Frost
Alabama shivered in the coldest winter spell with unofficial temps from 18 at Florence to 34 at Mobile and 26 at Maxwell Field. Frost coated vegetation south to the Gulf while forecasters promised warmer weather and partly cloudy skies. Welfare agencies statewide reported surging requests for aid and prompt relief.
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Accidents Take Two Lives in Birmingham Area
Two deaths occurred in Birmingham and nearby after a hunting shooting and a separate auto crash. John Abernathy 20 of Bessemer died in a hunting accident with a hunter’s line of fire cited as the cause. A streetcar collision killed 7 year old George Hall and injured his sister 5 and relatives 25 and 65.
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J. W. Pickens
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Jacquline Hall
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Sammie Hall
Disappointed suitor faces murder charge in Murfreesboro
Chester Acher, 28, of Nashville is jailed after the death of Anna Marie Marlin Smith, 23, whom he had courted. Smith, married two months earlier to Brannon Smith, said on her deathbed that Archer shot her after he learned of the marriage. Archer, who recalled calling yesterday, allegedly confessed he could not remember after she told him she was married. Police hold him for safekeeping.
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Murfreesboro
Chester Acher
Anna Marie Marlin Smith
Archer
Sign Painter Fatally Shot After Turkey Theft Attempt
Fred Bernard a Chicago sign painter on strike to provide a Thanksgiving dinner for his wife and four children was killed by two policemen who fired as he fled with three turkeys from a butcher shop. He was among two suspects shot Tuesday night while attempting to steal turkeys. another worker Stephen Kasten remained in the shop guarding stacks of durkers.
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Fred Bernard
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Stephen Kasten
Anthony Rodguy
Land Valuation in Appancose County Named
The census bureau values a tract in Appancose County at 42 percent of its worth from 19 years ago. The assessment highlights long term property value changes and county land records.
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Appancose
Towa
Victory Banquet Celebrates Alabama Democrats Triumph
Nearly a thousand Democrats gathered in Birmingham for a victory banquet honoring the party’s November 4 success. Senator-elect John H. Bankhead and Governor-elect J. W. Miller were among the honored guests, with speakers praising unity in Jefferson County and pledging ongoing support for Democratic aims and the party platform.
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Jefferson County
John H. Bankhead
Yy. OM. Miller
Hugh Z. Merrill
Erect Miller
Alabama
Hoover
Merrill
Senate
Jerome T. Fuller
Assembly
Democrate Party
Woman's death attributed to natural cause in charity case
Mrs Gertrude Burrows died of malaria and exposure as diagnosed by physicians after being rushed to a local hospital by Salvation Army and Child Welfare officials. Her husband, self described traveling evangelist from Natchez Missouri, fled town with their child after her death. authorities seized the truck and arranged funeral expenses, cemetery plot, vault, and labor donations by local firms.
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Salvation Army and Child Welfare Society
Burrows
Wagon Yard
Oates Street
Bending
Virginia
Natchez
Missouri
Tiddman
Foster Street Methodist Church
Houston Funeral Company
Doctor W. P. Chalker Dies Sudden Death Dothan Physician
Dr. W. P. Chalker a prominent Dothan physician died suddenly at his South Street home this morning likely of a heart attack. He had been seen in his downtown office and on the streets in good spirits. Funeral arrangements to be announced in Friday's Eagle.
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Dothan
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Eagle
Road Duty Exemption Examinations Set for Dec 5
Friday December 5 is the first of two nights for examinations of individuals seeking exemption from road duty due to physical disability. Examinations will be conducted at the board of health office in the courthouse.
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