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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1932

Page

3

Dothan High Ends Practice Ahead of Anniston Tilt

Dothan High wraps up final practice before Friday's game with Anniston. Wet field slowed last session though drying improves. Star back Joe Riley returns to form, along with Duggie Bailey. two complete teams travel on charter bus to Calhoun County for tomorrow workout.

Dothan Tigers Anniston Paul Tubb Dothan Calhoun County Joe Riley Duggie Bailey Andalusia

Crippled Tide to Face Wildcats in Lexington Clash

University of Alabama faces Kentucky in Lexington as a badly crippled Alabama squad prepares for the game. All American fullback John Cain suffered a knee injury and may be limited in punting. Moseley Kirkland Houston and Godfree expected to work lightly, while Walker could start in the backfield. coaches fear punting rights if Cain cannot go.

Moseley Kirkland Houston Godfree Cain Piggkin Walker Ole Miss Cats Thomas Tidesmen

Ole Miss Faces Tough Week to Break Slump

Ole Miss and will bear down this week to get their offense clicking before Saturday clash. The Tide showed uninspired play in Saturday game and enter the period in a clear slump. Their chances against the Wildcats hinge on snapping out of the slowdown and delivering top notch football.

Ole Miss Wildcats

State Sacred Harp singing session in Troy draws large crowd

A large crowd from Do than and nearby towns attended the state sacred harp singing convention in Troy. W. R. Thompson led prayers and song after the introductory lesson by J. L. Davis. A long list of music leaders from many towns directed sessions and a noon welcome address by G A. Grant preceded a radio choir selection. The next session will be at Coffee Springs on the second Sunday in April with Mark Faust as chairman and D C Marley as secretary.

Dothan Troy W. R. Thompson J. L. Davis C. E. Taylor A. B. Melton Ozark C.M. Henderson Defuniak Springs W. T. Roland Dozier J. J. Pope Andalusia W. L. Thompson M_ A_ Coggins Banks D. C. Marley Elba L. R. Green J. L. Johnson H. L Byrd Newton C. M. Wiggind W. J. Martin Enterprise J. F. Patterson Robert Willis, Jr L. Parks D. W. Faust Ariton W. C. Clark J. S. Folmar Miss Branch McLaney Coffee Springs C. L. Benson R. J. Davis Quincy Fla J. W. Barton J. J. Baxley Clayton G. L. Beck Tennille Lena Wilkerson J. C. Hudson J. S. J. Sanders Jack R. Y. Wills, Sr MG. Hamm Cottonwood O. G. Tidwell Webb Charlie Renfroe A. Powell J. B. Chapman Defuntak Springs A. G. McCrenny B. F. Faust J. C. Parks Bruundidge J. H. Hodges Montgomery R. M. Davis E. S. Beck M. T. Heath BR. C. Marley W. Rountree C. E. Tayior O. L. Benson W. M. Smith W. Barton W. O. Clark T. H. Deal JT. T Walker Robert Davis. Jr G. W. Beck Frank Patterson M.A. Coggins J. Rhodes W. CG. Clark Lola Wilkerson Blanche McLeany B. H. Chalmers Mark Faust D.C. Marley

Dividend Voted For U. S. Steel

United States Steel directors approve a regular quarterly dividend of 1.75 dollars per share. The company reports a quarterly deficit larger than the previous period, but notes gains in production and finished steel shipments in a special report. Wall Street awaited the decision as a key signal about the business outlook.

New York United States Steel Corporation Wall Street United States Steel

Chrysanthemum Show At Birmingham Soon

The Federated Garden Clubs of Birmingham announce the annual chrysanthemum show to be held November 2 and 3 at Ram Grotto Hall Five Points Birmingham. Amateur grown chrysanthemums will compete.

Birmingham Federated Garden Clubs of Ram Ram

Ozark Adds 112 Voters to Dale County List

Ozark Alabama registrars report 112 new names added to Dale county qualified voters during the five days the registration books were open last week.

Ozark Ala Dale County

Two Against The World At Houston Theatres

Film listings show Constance Bennett and Neil Hamilton in Two Against The World at Houston venues on Thursday with Floyd Gibbons and Happy Polo. Fox News adds Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in Pack Up Your Troubles, plus Columbia Specials.

Constance Bennett Neil Hamilton Floyd Gibbons Happy Polo Fox News Stan Lauren Oliver Hardy Columbia Norma Shearer

Man Arrested Here On Old Indictment

Gus Holland was arrested by county officers on an indictment charging forgery. He was brought in on a bond set at $200 after being indicted by the county grand jury last February.

Gus Holland Holland

Offiers of Dothan High School Assume Duties for Session

Fred Garner began his term as president of the Dothan High School student body for the current year. Class presidents named were Joe Riley Lamar Hart and Albert Phillips. New student council members included Quillian Arnold Florrie Coe and Woodfin Parkman, with various pupils participating in the installation program.

Fred Garner Dothan High School Joe Riley Lamar Hart Albert Phillips Quillian Arnold Florrie Coe Woodfin Parkman Elizabeth Espy Elsie Loungblood Virginia McClintock Mary Alice Newton Lowell Adams Winnifred Brock Claire Folkes Benelle Hornsby Eva Shanks Mattie Sue de Laney Betty Speight Eleanor Gilbert Agnes Blaum Frances Farmer

Robbers Steal $50,000 Metal From Brooklyn Refiners

Five men attacked Castenhuber and Lehrfeld metal refiners in Brooklyn yesterday. They herded ten employees into an adjoining garage, tied them up, and while two guarded, the others raided the safe, escaping with unrefined gold, platinum, and silver valued at $50,000.

New York Castenhuber and Lehrfeld Brooklyn

Best Story Contest Planned at University of Alabama

The Crimson White editorial staff at the University of Alabama will hold a best story of the week contest. Paul Duncan of Montgomery edits the undergraduate paper. Judges drawn from faculty and students will assess general news sports women's activities and editorials.

Prohibition Debate Shapes Electoral Prospects and State Politics

The year’s straddling on prohibition stalls full candidate lists as anti alcohol groups fail to produce a complete wet or dry roster. In New Jersey Frank Hague is named as a key intermediary in Roosevelt Smith peace talks while in Connecticut Tunney Jones Booth figure in a political fray alongside academics Hiram Bingham and Wilburn Cross.

Anti-Saloon League Association Against the Prohibition Franklin D. Roosevelt Alfred E.smith Gene Tunney Tad Jones Albie Booth Connecticut Hiram Bingham Wilburn Cross, Et al

Political whispers on 1932 and 1936 U.S. elections

Washington observers recall President Wilsons resignation vow in 1916 and speculate if President Hoover would quit if defeated in 1932. Rumors swirl about Dr Brinkley and Dr Shuler potential governor runs, Hawaii and congress issues, voter rolls estimates, and prospects for Ogden as a Republican hopeful in 1936.

Washington Wilson Hoover Nia Roosevelt Renal Ning David A. Reed Peity Brinkley Dr. Shuler Ooning Massie-Fortescus Misa Clara Harrigatis Senate Rainey Titinois Weys Pregneus

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