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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1934

Page

2

Judge to Demand Cash for Fines in Preston

Preston Minnesota October crime note reports justice of the peace B R Fraser will require cash for all fines. He previously accepted a $50 check from a fined firm on the eve of a banking moratorium and faced repeated cashing refusals after a name change. The state food commission and attorney general both ruled Fraser liable for the fine. The piece also notes ancient quarantines tied to religious taboos.

Preston, Minn B. R. Fraser Fraser State Food Commission Generel

Cleaning potatoes to prevent sprouting and rotting in storage

Cleaning dirt from potatoes before winter storage helps prevent sprouting and rotting, ensuring better preservation.

Legion Proposes Ballot Picks For Election To Communist Party

At the Legion convention in Miami five national vice commanders were elected alongside Belgrano with two others withdrawing. The Legion Auxiliary chose five vice presidents and St Louis was named as the 1935 convention city. Administration fights immediate bonus payment as Congress looms. Roosevelt’s Roanoke remarks frame the stance, predicting a tough battle ahead. The veterans administration estimates cost near 32.5 billion with 2 billion direct to veterans and the rest to loan reimbursements. Senators and representatives prepare to resist a stampede toward an immediate payout amid possible veto threats.

Communist Party Belgrano Legion Daniel J. Doherty Woburn Mass Harold J. Warner Pendleton Ore Kenelly Mandan N. C Milo J. Warner Toledo Quinny Melton Griffin Tom C. Daniels New Bern Ernest L. Bell Kenne, N Oklo Jonathan Wheatley Cambridge Myron Miller Anthony Kana St. Louis of the Legion Washington Roosevelt American Legion Miami White House Roanoke Veterans Administration Senate Congress House

Mississippi teacher relays bizarre kidnap tale in New Orleans

Virginia Switzer, 28, a Mississippi country schoolteacher, told police she was kidnapped by three men and later a blonde woman demanding 30 000 dollars. Police found her 13 hours later in a New Orleans theatre dressing room with tape on her mouth and gauze bandages. Switzer recounted detours to Gulfport and Canal Street venues before the arrest call.

Harry Gregson Henry Asset Miss Switzer New Orleans R. A. Switzer Virginia Sail Trin Gulfport Sean Jones’ Drug Store Canal Street Mississippi Gregson

TVA Wins Sale of TPS Holdings Near Knoxville

Tennessee Valley Authority secured commission approval to buy TPS utility properties near Knoxville for 6.19 million dollars. The Railroad and Public Utilities Commission emphasized state sovereignty remains intact over the assets while deferring jurisdiction questions to courts and federal TVA powers.

Nashville, Tenn Railroad and Public Utilities Commission Tennessee Public Service Company Knoxville Tennessee Valley Authority TVA TPS Commission TPS Preferred Tennessee Ice and Coal Companies Knotville

Switzer questioned as Gulfport case probes truth

Roberts stated he saw Virginia at police HQ and waved as she passed, while Harry Gordon, a Negro parking lot attendant, contradicted her account by saying she entered the lot alone at 12:30 and had bandages in her hat. Switzer, wearing a washingham dress, denied seeking a holiday in New Orleans. Federal agents visited Gulfport to investigate the case.

Miss Switzer New Orleans Federal Department of Justice Gulfport

Paris to Buenos Aires to run weekly air service

General Victor Denain announced a weekly Paris to Buenos Aires air line would start in January. The schedule would be about two and a half days westbound and three days eastbound, faster than the current seven to seven and a half day service.

Paris Victor Denain Chamber of Deputies’ Air Committee Today Buenos Aires

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