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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
5
Alan Gould notes East coast visit by Yale coach and hopes for a strong showing against Yale. Chicago’s post season form cited with wins over Illinois and near misses. Iowa State under Geiger or Griefe with John Thomas and Five McCarty feature mentions.
Dick Grefe, captain and quarterback, anchors Ames Town State as it plans to break the Cy clones’ two-year Big Six skid. Support comes from Ivan Impson and Ed Schafroth as Town State opens conference play with Nebraska and Kansas on October 8 and 15.
John Red Corriden, once out of work a year ago after a long baseball career, now sits as a coach for the National League champion Cubs. He resigned from managing the Indianapolis entry in August 1931, later joined the Cubs and earned a share of World Series money. A 1910 scandal with the St. Louis Browns tainted his early big league days, though he was later cleared.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the main building of the Dr. Evan ONeill Kane Memorial sanitarium in Kane Pennsylvania. Damage was estimated at 30000 dollars as firemen moved valuable paintings and antiques to the south wing. The mansion, valued at about 100000 dollars, had become a sanitarium by Elisha Kane Tit in May.
Hollywood reports that Florence Eldridge and her husband Frederic March have adopted a four week old girl. They named the child Penelope and declined to disclose the adoption location.
Ed Miles lauds Roy McArthur Jap Hart Ben Cherry and Hugh Gooding for poise in Georgia Tech backfield after the Clemson upset and looks ahead to a Kentucky clash. He notes errors cost Tech and urges a smooth, alert game.
Dr. Samuel R. Benedict cites artificial respiration as a possible lifesaving step after apparent physiologic death from drowning electrocution or injuries. He notes the heart may beat for 30 minutes after death and urges prompt resuscitation to revive victims.
Ford Snell notes county finances are exhausted as the new budget is delayed until next Monday. A local tale recounts a quail mother using a broken wing act to lure a hunter away from her covey, allowing the youngsters to escape. O R Hipp, a cotton gin salesman, observed the scene and was captivated by the bird’s ruse before leaving.
The text urges all persons to learn artificial respiration and notes the prone pressure method is easy to master. It mentions that many insurance companies and the U S Public Health Service provide printed descriptions of how to administer resuscitation.
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