City School Board Defends Cafeteria System
The Dothan Board of Education replies to a critical article, detailing cafeteria policies as optional for students, nutritional aims, supervision by matrons and teachers, and the belief that lunches are affordable and healthy. It rejects claims of taxes, unsupervised meals, or evils, cites prior investigations, and defends the one session plan plus play safety and playground use. The board notes that criticisms should be private and constructive, and emphasizes continued oversight and support for children’s welfare.
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Dothan
Alabama
Selma
Anniston
Gadsden
Huntsville
Florence
Sheffield
Tuscumbia
Andalusia
Opelika
Enterprise
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Swedish government given Andree diaries turn to page ten
A fragmented note states the Swedish government is given Andree diaries and instructs to turn to page ten. The text mentions examinations and a reference to Siinebere, with unclear context and attribution.
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Andree
Relief From Curse Of Constipation
A Battle Creek physician reports constipation causes misery and cites Trcxall Or derlies as immediate relief. The tablet draws water into the bowel to soften waste for a gentle thorough cleanse. Available at Rexall Drug Store. Five British grocery chains plan a merger involving about 16 000 retail stores.
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Ben
Trcxall Orderlies
Rexall Drug
Young Drug Company
Grecenm
Destructive Caribbean hurricane hits Santo Domingo and Haiti
A vast hurricane battered Santo Domingo and moved toward Haiti and Cuba. The steamship Lady Hawking returned to port as wireless and power lines failed, while medical supplies and water were urgently requested. Reports said winds reached 150 to 160 mph with widespread destruction and halted communications Islandwide.
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Porto Elico
Lady Hawking
Santo Domingo
Washington
Weather Bureau
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Cubs
Florida Straits
Havana
Republic
Camaguey
Oriente
Bahamas
Florida
Coamo
San Juan
Porto Rico
el Pais
Hyena
All-America Cables Company
Pan American Airways
Fisherman's Point
Cuba
Felen University Obsers
Ic Mohine
Acress
Caribben
Coama
Thomas Evans
Cocamo
Santo Demings
Bird
Meeting Friday Leaders Plan Local Economic Drive
Local Home and Farm Protective association officials urged broad cooperation to craft plans for permanent income increases for farmers workers and business interests. Leaders stressed citizens must share responsibility, noting the need is timely and a strong turnout could show regional commitment to development.
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George
Home and Farm Protective Association
Dothan
Huberty
Bat
Nye to Press On with Illinois Inquiry
Senator Nye will continue to probe McCormick's challenge and guide the Illinois investigation along established committee lines. He pledges to pursue facts about conduct and expenditures of any campaign for the United States Senate using clean and honorable methods.
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McCormick
Nye
Illinois
Senate
United States Senate
French Fliers Arrive in Dallas for Welcome Tour
Coste and Bellonte reach Dallas after a transatlantic flight amid a Texas welcome with police guards, Army plane escorts, and a coast to coast NBC broadcast. The pair plan to visit Cleveland to lay a wreath at Ambassador Herrick’s grave, honoring his friendship with Coste.
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Coste
Bellonte
Dallas
Texas
France
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Atlantic
Southwest
William E. Easterwood
Dublin
Kelly Field
San Antonio
le Bourget
Curtiss Fields
R. de France
Dan Moody
National
National Broadcasting Company
WFAA
Cleveland
Paris
Jacksonville's New Physical Director Marries Dothan Girl
Jacksonville Alabama September 4 AP Thomas B Shotts new coach and playground supervisor for Jacksonville State Teachers college high school department has arrived to assume duties Shotts formerly played full back for Auburn and has had experience as a physical director The announcement notes his marriage to Frances Loftin of Dothan Alabama
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Jacksonville
Ala
Thomas
Shotts
Jacksonville State Teachers College
Auburn
Dothan
Frances Loftin
Cotton futures edge lower in mixed U S market
Trading data shows open high low and close ranges across October December January March May and July contracts on both Dallas and New Orleans Cotton futures. Prices fluctuate with October near 1117 1148 and July around 1190 to 1193 amid a tight spread and slight declines in some series.
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N. O
P.C
Cotton futures dip as liquidation rises amid storms
New York traders noted a rise to 11.46 for December on strong cables but prices found freer offerings. Liquidation by buyers failed to materialize heavy cover, while tropical storm paths influenced sentiment. Weather showed showers across east Texas to Georgia. Bennett places crop at 13,420,000 bales. Manchester advices were more encouraging with activity in Worth Street, hinting at possible textile gains.
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New York
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Bennett
Manchester
Worth Street
Supreme Court Justice Reported Missing Today
Henry W. Taft president of the county lawyers association and the socialist party comment on actions in the Ewald case amid reports that a Supreme Court justice is missing today.
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Supreme Court
Ewald
Henry W. Taft
County Lawyers’ Association
Socialist Party
Equipping New Library Under Way at Jacksonville
Mrs. Ramona Middleton Wood head librarian at Jacksonville State Teachers College says plans are being made to equip the new library on the second floor of the recently completed administration building. The Wisconsin state fair has been an annual event for 80 years. Surveys for a Canada Alaska highway have been begun.
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Jacksonville
Ala
Ramona Middleton Wood
Jacksonville State Teachers College
Farmer and son hurt when auto hits their wagon
A. M. Dillard and his 12 year old son Lamar were injured Wednesday night when their wagon hauling cotton was struck from the rear by T. A. Roberts of Birmingham. Both were taken to a local hospital. Roberts reported he did not see the wagon until about three feet away. The mule pulling the wagon suffered a cut foot. both vehicles were badly damaged. Dillard, a tenant on John Griffin’s farm, and Lamar were later allowed to return home.
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Lamar
T. A. Roberts
Birmingham
Roberts
Montgomery Highway
John Griffin
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