Licenses Selling Slowly Across State and County
County officials report pace of privilege licenses is slow and warns that one week remains before delinquency. Chauffeur licenses, none sold yet, will become delinquent on that date as well.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1932
Page
3
County officials report pace of privilege licenses is slow and warns that one week remains before delinquency. Chauffeur licenses, none sold yet, will become delinquent on that date as well.
The entire squadron of the third army air corps attack group, 16 officers and 19 enlisted men, will land at Maxwell field Montgomery this week from Galveston Texas. Demonstrations will occur over Fort Benning and form part of the training for students at the government tactical training school.
Dothan High football coach Paul Tubb schedules three Friday contests to curb injuries while scouting Anniston High Hartford Sidney Lanier and Geneva County. The team tightens scrimmage with focus on blocking timing and passing as Riley recovers from a bruised side. Anniston visits Friday. Sidney Lanier looms Nov 4 at Memorial Stadium. Hartford follows. Slocomb and Enterprise pose later tests.
A stated communication of F Py thagoras lodge No. 659 AF and AM will be held at the Masonic temple tonight at 7 o'clock, officials announced.
Chief warns that ignoring traffic signals endangers lives and cites nationwide collision data showing thousands killed or injured. Conference on Street and Highway Safety outlines meanings of Green Go Yellow Caution and Red Stop signals and urges drivers to yield to pedestrians and other vehicles in crosswalks.
In Mount Holly New Jersey October 25 an apparent murder with hijacking attempt puzzled police. A wrecker found a truck on the highway with a dead man at the wheel a bullet in his forehead. The three suspects were jailed in Trenton while the victim Charles Pelfer of Camden was identified.
The Atlantic Coast Line railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to set on one day’s notice reduced cotton rates from North and South Carolina origins to parts of the Norfolk group. Old rates ranged 27 to 71 cents per hundred pounds. new proposed rates span 7 to 35 cents. Motor truck competition cited as reason for large cuts.
Mrs. E. C. Vader investigated noises by a log near her home after her dog’s behavior, discovering a four foot long cougar intruding on the property. The incident was reported from Reedport, Oregon, on October 25.
The Rev. Clement Ritter, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, departed this afternoon to attend a several days long Presbytery meeting at La Fayette, Alabama.
Evangelist Barter spoke on Twentieth Century Religion during revival services at the Salvation Army home last night. He argued that people of today base religious life on moral living rather than a true change of heart, using the rich young ruler as a backdrop to show reluctance to personal sacrifice in faith.
A sentence fragment notes that services by Evangelist Barter will continue at the army home tonight, signaling ongoing religious observance for a serviceable life.
AP reports St Louis relief agencies face immediate needs with 33,000 pairs of shoes among 66,000 total needed as cold weather nears, officials say. Local agencies urge donors to help meet urgent footwear demand to aid needy residents.
Movie listings by Fox News and M G M note John Barry and Bille Burke in Bill of Divorcement with The Finish ing Touch added. Constance Bennett Neil Hamilton in Two Against The World with Floyd Gibbons and Happy Polo. Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy in Pack Up Your Troubles. Next Sunday Norma Shearer in Smiling Through and Once In A Lifetime with a star lineup. Night Club Lady with Adolphe Menjou Mayo is listed for midweek showings.
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