Do than City Rats Save Citizens Large Sum
W A McCullough head of the rat catching department reports 18000 rats caught in Do than with most fed vermin. He estimates feeding costs at 1.90 per rat and notes property damage averted and disease spread prevented since the department began. Fox and squirrels tested show parasite findings. 26 parasites found on a wood thrush. A live squirrel was urged to be delivered to workers. A rat carrier was sent to NIH for study.
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W. A. McCullough
CWA
Dothan
McCullough
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National Institute of Health
Washington
Wallaces Remarks on Democracy and Traffic Light Policy
SEC WALLACE continues on page four arguing democracy must be guided by social justice and social charity for the greatest good. He criticizes reactionaries who want to remove traffic lights and believes modern policy should balance traffic control with protections for motorists and pedestrians.
Marian Go Marian Gordon by Jeanne Bowman
Marian Gordon informs her old school friend Silver Hondon that the Ausba Silver fund has divorced and shot aimed. Silver is angry. Cliff Bondon wanted, per Silver, to win his former wife back. Marian phones her paper and learns CAR may live. Lon Gasad arrives, Marian’s preferred love, and Aliver captures him at Reno. Silver asks Marian to tell Lon about the situation.
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Marian Gordon
Silver Hondon
Silver
Cliff Bondon
Marian
Lon Gasad
Dhut Aliver
Lon
Reluctant revelations unfold in Reno ride
Marian travels with Hamlin and Silver after a tense Nevada gathering. Silver recounts a self sacrifice ending in tragedy, while Marian contemplates new dresses and a suspicious letter found among shopping boxes. Cliff Hendon’s bribery note links to William Brown, hinting at further revelations tomorrow.
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Amlin
Marian
Lou Casad
Lou
Anne
Reno
el Cordova
Hamlin
Shea
Cliff Hendon
Silver
Maddar Construction Company
William Brown
Sealins Boxwmss
Notion of a balanced economy guides 10 year plan
A quoted policy view urges the United States to manage tariffs the money system railroads and interest rates to foster price and production policies that maintain ongoing balance between farmers workers and industry income over the next decade.
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United States
Value of construction awards in South jumps 77 percent
Baltimore October 3 AP A nine month 1934 jump of 77 percent in value of construction awards in 16 southern states over the same period in 1933 was reported by the manufacturers record daily construction bulletin. September awards in the South were rated at 37,498,000, bringing the total for the nine months to the figures cited.
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Baltimore
Manufacturers Record Daily
South
Revenue figures show September 1939 awards exceed 1938
The text notes monthly totals of 383,685,000 dollars for September against 214,797,000 for 1933 period and 302,030,000 for the first nine months of 1932. It says September figures rose 10 percent from 1938 like month but were 21 percent below September 1982, the record stated.
Georgia Strikers Bow to Military at Rome Plants
In Rome Georgia a 500 strong state troops strike expeditionary force moved into the city to break picket lines at stove foundries. Troops herded pickets across streets, only five per plant allowed, amid peaceful show of force as workers claimed rights and feeling remained calm.
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Rome
Gever
Lindley Camp
Rams Stove and Renge
Gus Letham
Latham
Une
International Moulders’ Union
Mounfers
Baseball Moguls Plan Debt Drive
The Dothan amatuer baseball club contemplates a debt repayment plan as the season ends. Twenty five directors are asked to contribute private loans of $10 each to settle outstanding salaries and a $500 board bill, with about a third of players unpaid amid penant series pressures. Arthur Ussery notes at least 15 directors will participate, while others may drop out.
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Dothan Apent
Dizie
Ball Lasgus
Arthur Ussery
Leset
Sia
Riley injury mars Tide practice at Alabama
University of Alabama reports two injured halfbacks Joe Riley and Charlie Stapp are recovering. Riley twisted his ankle in scrimmage with the freshmen, while Stapp was hurt in last week's Howard game. Roy White may start at halfback with Millard Howell against Sewanee Friday in Montgomery after a rough practice.
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University
Ala
University of Alabama
Joe Riley
Flash
Charlie Stapp
Howard
Roy White
Millard
Dixie
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