Roosevelt says government passed peak of appropriations
President Roosevelt told a Grant Field crowd in Atlanta that federal spending has peaked and deficits can shrink without new taxes. He cited 3.6 million needing work relief, with 3.125 million employed, and outlined debt reductions, higher assets, and growing prosperity across the nation.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt
Georgia
Talmadge
Washington
United States
Congress
Georgia Tech
United Dates
Wall Street Gambler's Son Shot by Drunken Mother Near Death
Feyae Livermore Jr. 14, son of a famed financier, was critically wounded when his mother fired a .22 rifle at him after an argument about drinking. Undersheriff Jack Ross noted both had been drinking. the mother, Dorothea Wendt Livermore, shot him and then claimed she would rather see him dead than drink. The incident occurred at the Livermore estate in Santa Barbara. doctors fear liver injury from the single bullet.
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Associated Press
Santa Barbara
Calif
Feyae Livermore, Jr
Wall Street
Jack Ross
Livermore
J. Walter Longcope
Dorothea Wendt
Brooklyn
Ross
Manila Welcomes China Clipper Transpacific Flight
The China Clipper landed in Manila Bay at 3:30 p.m. after a 6 00 mile flight from Alameda, delayed four minutes. Crowds filled the waterfront as Capt. Edwin C. Musick flew to Malacañan Palace to deliver a transpacific airmail letter from President Roosevelt to President Quezon.
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Associated Press
Manila Bay
Dothan
Alameda
Calif
Caulion
Edwin C. Musick
Alower
Antonio de Las Alas
Public Works and Communications
Roosevelt
Manuel Quezon
Captain Musick
Quezon
Malaccanen Palance
Cotton Road Reinforcement to Undergo Government Tests
The Cotton Textile Institute reports plans by the Bureau of Public Roads and the U S Department of Agriculture to build several experimental cotton reinforced road projects. Thomas H. MacDonald says studies will compare cotton webbing to non reinforced roads on cost and service under varied conditions. Eight bales of cotton may reinforce each mile.
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Bureau of Public Roads
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cotton Textile Institute
Thomas H. MacDonald
Bureau
Frank W. Boykin
U. S
Alabama
Institute
MacDonald
Aouth
Bureau of Roads
Nanking Accuses Japan of Fomenting North China Seperatist Move
The Nanking government said Japanese officers planned the separatist effort in North China and protest sharply to Tokyo. It urged Japan to halt activities of Ita army men and complete withdrawal from Fengtal railway junction, while seeking diplomatic settlement.
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Associated Press
Messare
North China
Japan
Great Britain
Nanking
Tokyo
Ita
Fengtal
Majority Against New Deal Increasing In Digest Poll
The Literary Digest reports a rising share of Americans opposing the Roosevelt New Deal. Among 207,087 counted votes, 91,351 support acts and policies while 115,736 oppose them. Illinois shows the strongest NO vote, with over two to one against. Georgia and Texas lean pro New Deal.
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Roosevelt
Literary Digest
Srrow
Florida
Olinola
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
Texas
Georgia
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Okahome
Dllinois
Houston County Red Cross Drive Closes Amid Mixed Results
The Houston County Red Cross roll call ended on Armistice Day, raising about 125 toward a 500 goal. Officials praised efforts, noting 250 was the previous high, with three outlying towns aún awaiting reports and total donations expected near 400.
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J. C. Wadlington
Roll Call
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Reardentail Sectiona
Dothan
Red Cross
Ainee
G . Malone
Howell School
Agencies Assign Farm Workers To WPA Road Projects
J P Morrison director of the National Reemployment service announces 146 group two farmers authorized for transfer to WPA projects including county wide road work and the Columbia community house. Transfer to be completed by Monday. NBS remains sole agency for labor on federal projects.
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J. P. Morrison
National
WPA
Columbia Community House
Morrison
NBS
Winter Weather Brings Snow and Cold Across Regions
Winter weather spread across the nation with Bemidji reporting five below zero and Michigan seeing its first snowfall of the season near Lansing. Chicago had light snow and a 23 degree high as forecasts predicted a warming Midwest then sharply colder conditions for New England and snow flurries in some areas.
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Associated Press
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Rockies
Bemidji
Minn
Lower Michigan
Lansing
Midwest
New England
Memphis
Littles Rock
Ark
Virginia
Mid- Atlantic
New York State
Rocky Mountain States
CCC Expelled Leaders of Glen Rock Camp
Twelve leaders of a Glen Rock CCC camp rebellion were dishonorably discharged after a court trial. About 200 youths demonstrated at the camp last night demanding better food and more recreation before authorities were called in by Lieut. T. J. Dunn. State police and officers escorted the leaders to the camp for discharge.
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York
Glen Rock
CCC
Atate
William Dodson
West York
Cee
T. J. Dunn
Samaritans quit Knoxville aid drive in Wise slaying case
The Knoxville Woman's club withdrawn from the effort to fund Edith Maxwell a 21 year old Wise Virginia teacher serving a 25 year sentence for killing her father with a high heel slipper. More than $200 sent from across the country will be refunded. Members had traveled to Wise to investigate and interview Miss Maxwell.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Business and Professional Women's Club
Edith Maxwell
Wise
Mary Elliot
Maxwell
Experiment End Black Widow Spider Dies After 142 Days
In Mena Arkansas a black widow spider kept without food or water for 142 days died in its jar. The creature, kept by newspaper workers for study, reportedly ended its hunger strike on Thanksgiving as protests arose in several southern states.
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Mena
Ark
Miss Annie Ruth Smith Dies in Athens Highway Crash
Miss Annie Ruth Smith, 15, died in a Huntsville hospital after injuries from an Athens highway accident the previous day. Coroner H C Laughlin ruled accidental death. Witnesses said she stepped from behind a car she rode in into the path of another vehicle.
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Huntsville
Annie Ruth Smith
Athens
H. C. Laughlin
Italy Threatens Attack If League Blocks Oil
Italy risks war on Britain over oil embargo as reports claim France assured British fleet protection in the Mediterranean. Laval allegedly yielded to British demand for action, undermining Italian hopes for delaying League steps and prompting market jitters amid a European tension driven stock slump.
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Italy
Associated Press
Great Britain
Aifport
Mediterranean
Premier Laval
League of Nations
Itallan
Driver Sought After Striking Shopper Near Signal Light
Police hunt a driver who struck Simon Abraham, Fra cery store operator, as he crossed an intersection under a signal. The car stopped after the impact and fled once Abraham got to his feet.
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Pallee Friday
Simon Abraham
Abraham
American naval delegates depart New York for London talks
Delegation departs aboard the Aquitania from New York to sail to Southampton to attend the London conference on limiting fighting fleets. The aim is to curb a potential naval arms race and seek agreements to replace prior Washington and London pacts.
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Lloyd A. Leheras
Washington
London
New York
Aquitania
Southampton
Locarno
Thanksgiving kitchen mishap ends in hospital
St Louis on November 25 reports a domestic accident as Fred Peters a brewer tried to carve a turkey his wife took the knife from him and cut his right hand severing a tendon he was rushed to a hospital for treatment.
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ST. Louis
Fred Peters
Peters
Jenson
Dothan 50th Birthday Eagle Earns Reader Praise
Readers praise the Dothan fifty year edition of the Eagle describing it as a fine, creditable, and complete collection of the town’s history. Comments from Roy Hill H McClintock Marvin Harper and others compliment its mechanical layout and breadth.
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Dothan
Roy
Hill
H. St. McClintock
Marvin Harper
CMN
Ling
Erpna Core
Mary Hale Pittman
the Eagle
Young Woman Kidnapped By Ex Mate Found Slain
Mil dred Finck, 22, abducted by ex husband Douglas Van Vinck last Saturday was found shot and beaten in a railroad culvert near Berger Idaho. Van Vinck, held on charges connected to the slaying of state highway Patrolman Fontaine Cooper, was moved to another jail while Cooper's funeral was held at Lava Hot Springs.
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Frese
Lava Hot Springs
van Vinck
Cooper
Sam Alrod
Falla
Patter
Tacoma
European Affairs At Most Critical Aspect Sanction Application
Rome sources say Italy would attack the British Mediterranean fleet if an oil embargo is declared, while Britain resists a embargo and France backs Britain. A censorship order in Eritrea tightens news on Italian moves as Laval seeks to block Mussolini’s bans.
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Associated Press
Italy
Rome
East Africa
Mussolini
Great Britain
London
Musolini
League
Laval
Muscolini
Cerrut
Mediterranean
France
Britain
Johnson Denied Washington Newspaper Guild Membership
Hugh Johnson, former NRA administrator and syndicated columnist, was denied guild membership at a stormy Washington meeting. A minority report urged questioning Johnson on his stance against collective bargaining and alleged union intimidation tied to a New Jersey carpet factory. He was not present.
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Washington
Hugh &. Johyson
Carld
NRA
Johnson
New Jersey
Treasury Position for Nov 26 Receipts and Expenditures
The treasury shows receipts totaling 4 999 655 35 expenditures 21 207 084 05 leaving a net balance of 1 415 589 441 75. Customs receipts for the month amount to 27 573 403 99.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Fagie's Dothan Semi Century Edition Available
Extra copies of The Fagie's Dothan semi centennial edition remain from the circulation department at 10 cents each. Mailed copies incur a shipping charge due to heavy mailing expenses. Demand is high and quick purchase is advised for city records or gifts.
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Fagie
Wien
Weather Summary With Frost in South Regions
The weather shows fair conditions with frost in the southern portion and temperatures from 30 to 34 degrees in the interior south Friday night. Saturday expected to be fair. North western Florida also sees fair skies with cooler interior readings 30 to 36 degrees Friday night and Saturday fair.
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South Portion
N. W. Florida
Enat
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