Alabama Unemployment Tax Battle Heads to Court
Montgomery October 3 AP A tentative agreement emerged as U S Supreme Court review looms over Gulf States Utilities Co challenge to Alabama unemployment insurance law. Federal and state taxes would be held in trust pending ruling while a temporary restraining order on collection could become permanent. The dispute centers on a one percent state levy affecting employers and workers, with federal tax offsets phased in over years.
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Amecatwl Press
Montgomery
US & District Court of the Gulf States
Atesi Co
Alabama
U. S. Supreme Court
Atty
C. B. Keonsmer Gratu
De Molays Elect Dothan Chapter Officers At Annual
De Molays in Dothan elected new leadership Thursday night at the annual meeting. Mast er councilor Wicker Hutte succeeds Laster Owens as head of the group. Other officers include Mar vig Liddon senior councilor Clyde Reeves junior councilor and Howard Flower scribe.
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Earle Barber
Wayne Higgins
Margnall
Robert Colting
Arthur Creamer
Santinel
Laster Owens
Jarome Hawking
Execution of Cochranes Victim in Nicaraguan Revolt Killings
Florence Arkansas Oct 2 AP Roland J Jerry Cochrane a former U S marine who took part in the Nicaraguan revolt calmly faced execution at dawn in the state penitentiary. He was put to death for the holdup slaying of a victim identified as 240. The prison physician pronounced him dead seven minutes and 40 seconds after the poisons were administered.
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Florence
Aric
Roland
Jerry
Cochrane
U, & Marine
Cordell Hull Birthday Reflected in Capitol Office
Secretary of State Cordell Hull marks his 65th birthday at his desk in Washington. Born October 2, 1871, Hull has served in the Senate and House, and led the department through wartime directs.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Hull
Teangsases
Degn & Tannesees
Mats
Mateonal House of Representaves and
Seneter
Alsith Declares For London Roosevelt in Debt Critics
Fragmentary text shows Alsith backing London and Roosevelt while flagging debt critics. Mentions Jersey City representative in a federally nuanced stance tied to Westinton, with return planned after a brief campaign stop. Continues on Page.
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Jersey City
Westinton
Gut Om
Hoover Promises to Correct Some FDR Inaccuracies
The report notes former President Hoover arguing that Roosevelt misstated debt figures during a Pittsburgh address. Hoover claims public debt was 34 billion contrary to Roosevelt’s eight million rise assertion and references Al Smith’s New York ad. The piece hints at further campaign details including Kaog’s vice presidential bid.
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Hoover
Presidemt Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Mr. Hoover
Roosevelt
Sahara
al Smith
New York
Knox
Anouther
Cal Frank Kaog
Tax foes plan strong county council to oppose sales levy
Local merchants and civic leaders in Dothan and Houston County rallied Friday to form an anti sales tax coalition. They scheduled a 4 pm Monday meeting to coordinate a statewide drive, warning the plan would hurt Dothan by diverting business from neighboring states and urging widespread merchant participation before the legislative push.
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Houston
J. N. Naum
Iocal
Cutee A. Mireting
Dothan Metall Marchant
Seeeiapees
Illinois Epidemic Blood Drive Aims to Halt Disease
Springfield October 2. Health officials mobilize a blood drive to treat 100 new cases as physicians warn of a deadly outbreak unseen since 1917. About 60 percent of donors, ages varied, respond at the State Sanitary Department clinic while supplies run low and some attendees are turned away for lack of containers.
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Springfield
Stata Hanith Department
At A. Department
Attendance rewards for perfect school attendance in Houston County
Eleanor Owens attendance officer announced that Houston county students with perfect attendance will receive free theater tickets. Tickets are provided by manager Rut Davis of local theaters. To be eligible a student must be neither absent nor tardy for a three month period, a system in effect for the next several months of 1905 36 schools and praised for boosting attendance.
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Houston
Mise Eleanor Owens
Frissy
Mgr
Rutve Davis
Mine Owens
Pupi
Mieg ‘Owens
Negro Indicted In Geneva Dual Murder Case
A Negro suspect, visibly shaken and under guard, was moved to the county jail after a grand jury indictment for the bludgeon murder of Mr. and Mrs. Will Grantham at their home and filling station in Geneva. He claims innocence, naming Pete Brooks and J.T. Washington as the real killers as investigators pursue robbery motive and a cache of $1,300 found after the bodies were discovered. Brooks and Washington face trial on October 12.
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Harrieon Brooks
Geneva County Grand Jury
Will Grantham
Osk Grove
Robert 8. Reid
Generalsounty Jail
Pete Brooks
Washington
Brooks
State Highway Patrol
Irlo
Brooka
Washingtt
Rile Seial
Aimee's Ma Threats To Tell All About Kidnap
In Angeles on October 1 a sensational reminiscence arose as Mrs Kennedy threatened to expose past kidnapping rumors involving Roberta Seetarese. She claimed to fear mismanagement of Roberta’s affairs and spoke of a 10 year old disappearance and alleged abduction in Mer t oo.
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Aimee
Poatier
Roberta Sgainet
One Time Happy Warrior Advocates Election Alignment
Former governor and 1928 Democratic presidential candidate Smith addresses the American Liberty League rally in London, urging support for the Republican nominee and pledging to continue campaign advocacy. He hints at an Albany appearance later, tying his stance to the party battle in the capital.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
American Liberty League
Mt. London
Smith
Seerenne
Albany
Jdqnt
Peatmutt
Talmadge Plans Farm Life After 1937 Retirement
Atlanta dispatch reports Eugene Talmadge will retire to Sugar Creek farm in 1937, taking his tenants with him and leaving politics behind. The governor, defeated in the 1936 Democratic primary by Richard B. Russell Jr., has long been a stormy figure known for tax cuts and assertive governance. He hints at future speculation but offers no firm plans.
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Glenn Wamsey
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Gaor- Kia
Sugar Creek
Talmadge
Ereally
Hia
the Statesman
Hin
Chisfly Becom
Hla Allacka
Senate
Richard &. Runcell, Jr
J. J. Brown
Georgia
Gelders Home Kidnap Reading Of Defense Committee Aide
Gelders, kidnapped and beaten last Wednesday by three unidentified men, returned home today as state city and county officers continued investigations. He was taken to a hospital. he said the beating was for his advocacy of Isack Barton, who was sentenced to 180 days in Bossemer for possessing Communist literature. Gelders represents the National Committee for The Defense of Political Prisoners.
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Defenm Committee
Stil
Birmingham
Ap— Joseph &, Gelders
Todey
Gelders
Slanton
Isck Barton
Bossemer
National Committee For
Winter Weather Brings Bagged Bedding Orders
Wiregrass shivers as Comte and additions bedding orders rise. A cold front pushes through Thursday night and Friday morning with temperatures dropping from a morning near 70 to a noon high at 41 degrees.
Premium noted hog sale at Swine Co-operative
County Swine Breeders' Association held 33 hogs at the co operative sale in Bsitssm County with premiums above market price a 7 percent premium reported by County Agent CM Ling. Next sale announced at Atlantic Comet Line railway pens Friday Oct 18.
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Bsitssm County Swine Breeders’ Association
Ling
Atlantic Comet Line
Yankees Beat Giants In Bold Display To Tie Series
In a high voltage Polo Grounds clash, the New York Yankees defeated the New York Giants 16 to 4 in front of President Roosevelt and about 21 000 fans. The Yanks exploded early, piling runs on Lopat and then holding firm as DiMaggio, Gehrig, and Rolfe delivered timely hits. The Giants showed flashes but failed to stem the Yankee onslaught, with Schumacher hit hard and the defense misfiring.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Roosevalt
New York Yankees
Tony Tagport
Giants
Schumacher
Gomer
Boo
Yankees
Tima
Shumvacher
Cronell
Aingia
Rolfe
Diciaglo
Jackson
Gehrig
Ott
Crogetti
DiMaggio
Dickey
Letber
Lathar
Dialgglo
Funk
Moora
Bartell
Terry
Aingle
Steohd
Laizer
Baerrorn
Solidrk
Sal
Powel
Lazzer
Heikire
Mancuso
Whitehead
Laegers
Balkirk
Mancus
Belkirk
Gculenacher
Moore
Aich Graven Credits New Deal For Alabama Prosperity
Governor Aich Graven praises the New Deal at the Alabama State fair in Birmingham, saying prosperity is returning across the state. He notes agriculture industry and commerce share gains, and contrasts relief with Roosevelt era funds described as larger than cotton profits.
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Graves
Bulmingham
Vapgov
Aich Graven
Alabama
Roonsvelt
Good business tax collection question looms in county
An authority in Gwaltney county asks about tax collections as the 1998 figures show 44.4 valorem levies paid this year versus 28 last year, with 181 automobile tags issued against 106 in 1985. Poll taxes rise, with 24 percent paid versus nine in 1925, tied to the coming presidential election.
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Jo Dothan
Houston County
Alvin Gwaliney
Billy
Dun
Gwaltney
Houston Woman to Lead State Roosevelt Rally Delegation
Mrs A T Maione and Mrs Armstrong announce plans for a large delegation of Houston County Democratic women to attend the Roosevelt rally at Bell Bomery next Wednesday. Armstrong chairs the local women's Democratic organization and will head the voter group.
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Armatrong
Houston
Mra
Houston County Women's Democratic Organization
Roosevelt
Bomery
A. T. Maione
Mra Armstong
Honatan
Ratly
Democratic
Play-by-Play Eagle coverage in Wiregrass West Florida area
A description of a local newspaper The Eagle offering play-by-play coverage and timely world news, promising continued updates hours after other editions. The note mentions delivery timing and territory readership in the Wiregrass and West Florida region.
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the Eagle
Wiregrass
West Florida
Fascists Plan Madrid Fall Through Fear
Insurgent leaders threatened a fear tactic to force Madrid into surrender as Franco’s forces edged closer from north and south. Government troops under martial law improved morale with pamphlets teaching rifle use and trench digging amid reports of bombing sorties and a tightening ring around the capital.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Frencisco Franco
Muburbe
Banque
Francisco Largo Caballero
Badbalpad Abe
Bors
Bath
Spain
Bordes
Picxico
Mexico
Nerciso Bae Walt
Ite
Mee
Saree Sessembly
legUowle Bpanieh
Vatican City
Ambasedor
The
Holy Ste
Chinese Court Hears Death Sentences in Jap Murder Case
In Shanghai a Chinese district court sentenced two Chinese and a third to death for the killing of Japanese Navy officer Hideo Nakayama. Crowds outside the court voiced anger as Sino Japanese tensions flare. Japanese authorities consider troop withdrawal after securing retribution.
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Morris J. Harri
Associated Press
Shanghai
Hideo Nakayama
Long Alanding
Hongy Kaw
Atraeta
Hongkew
Bhanghai
Tokyo
Martin Imw
Chewt Species District Court
Yang Wen-Tso
Shinping
Shinping ]Ellrk and Yih Habsen
Eantern Chapel
Dix Iplet
Pistol permit applications still awaiting arrivals
Unclear fragments indicate delays in pistol permit processing with applications to be filed with the chief of police, probate judge, or county erect. The text shows many garbled words but points to officials handling license requests and missing printed materials.
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Cleyka
Po- Mee
Paste This On The Wall And Govern Hunting Accordingly
A State Conservation Department guide lists the best hunting and fishing conditions across counties Baldwin to Butler. It notes abundant deer in the north and good quail, dove, and duck opportunities along Mobile Bay and the Gulf, with fresh water lakes and streams providing ample bass and bream fishing.
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State Conservation Department
Deve
Week's Bay
Mobile Bay
Gulf
Atate
Bullock
Leo Dove
Butler
Woman sues Montgomery Ward over eye injury
A Montgomery Ward Co suit seeks 1000 dollars from Roby Bagnall alleging the plaintiff received an eye injury when struck by a package carrier while shopping. The complaint cites impeded vision in the right eye from injuries sustained late Sept 24. The case stems from the store incident.
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Bucs
Montgomery Ward
Roby Bagnall
Montgomery Ward Co
Weather Summary for Alabama and Northwest Florida
Alabama forecasts fair Friday night and Gabirday. Northwest Florida predicts Friday night and Saturday cooler conditions with a possible 48 hour cold spell, Friday night into Saturday.
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Alabama
Florida
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