Vetoed measures spark debates over city funds and education
The article records a string of proposed acts by lawmakers including creating a state panel to regulate engineering, funding Decatur’s memorial bridge, liquidating bank assets for a public fund, and authorizing education boards to manage debts. Other measures touch sheriff fees, liquor seizures, and education budget reform.
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Walton
Pez’ of Engineers
Genger Engineering
Aimeo
Decatur
Memorial Bridge
Harrison
Os Sarrison
Echoo
Stephens
City
County Boards of Education
Two Shot Married Woman and Ex Husband Die in Cleveland
In Cleveland Tennessee a young married woman and her recently divorced husband were found mortally wounded and died later in a local hospital. Deputy Sheriff Sim Goodwin said the husband Samuel Rogers a 28 year old hosiery mill worker will be charged with slaying. Rogers followed the pair from the mill road to the highway and shot them as they slept in their car. The incident prompted a police inquiry as officials investigated the motive amid other local news on Negro public schools reopening October 1.
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Cleveland
Tenn
Sim Goodsin
Goodwin
Sam Rogers
Slopers
Cal
Rogers
Educator urges field work for Negro youths in cotton
A contemporary report notes a prominent Negro educator urging his people to enter the cotton fields and harvest crop, with a sizable response observed to the appeal.
Notice of Sale in Houston County Alabama
Notice is given that The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans will sell at public auction for cash the described Houston County Alabama land on September 7, 1935, under a mortgage dated May 15, 1924 to secure indebtedness. The property includes sections, tracts, and a 147 acre parcel in township 2, with specific described boundaries and a reserve of 2 acres as a peculiar parcel near the public road. J.J. Speight is attorney for the mortgage.
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Federal Land Bank OF
Notice of Sale of Houston County Property
Default on mortgage by William M. Womack and Pearl Womack to The Federated Bank of New Orleans recorded October 15 1934 in Mortage Book 145 page 146 Houston County Alabama. At the courthouse door in Dothan on August 1935 between legal hours the bank will sell for cash the described land totaling about 195 acres including parts of sections 16 and 17 township 2 range 28. Sale avails the entire indebtedness secured by the mortgage.
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Houston
Pint P. Reed
Nelle Gerd
Federati Land Bank
New Orleans
Houston County
Zaid Bank
Houston ‘County
Dothan
Alabama
Rosdi Hporthwest
Southeas
Joss
Womacx and
Boles
Jane
Czanty
Aca
Bamea
Bale Te
Willam M. Womack
Pearl Womack
Federate Bank
Mortifea
Alabamna
Wetton 16
Noutheast
H. H. Brooking
Sumter
Mortheust
Elbert Saffold
Frances Baffold
Federal Land Bank of
Northwest Quarter
J. J. Speight
FDR Veto Of Flood Damage Aid Sparks Louisiana Row
Washington dispatch reports Senator Huey Long blasting five Louisiana House members for opposing him. The group backed a flood control bill reimbursing millions to levee landowners. Roosevelt vetoed it days before adjournment, fueling Long's political leverage as campaigns loom and fears grow of regional retaliation.
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Washington
Husy Long
Senate
Congress
House of
Louisiana
Montet
Sand-on
Wilson
Sanders
Dear
New
Orleans
Long
Buey
Democratic Party
White House
Representative Wilson
House
Louisiiana
Mississippi River
Roosevelt
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Wallace
Fege
Harlow
MGM
Mas
Holywood
Joan Blonnell
Lambert
Joan Hae
Mex Factir
City Negro Schools
Grentee
G. W. McRae
NecRee
J.C. Penney CO Department
N. Foater St. Dothan, Sade
Irestone
Malone Motor Co
Ives
Ha Master
Rae Cone
Firestone
America’s
Malone
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