Storm dead slates on keys after hurricane
In the Florida Keys, the morgue and burial efforts follow a deadly storm with bodies being cremated or buried due to rapid decay and outbreak fears. Gov Shultz orders cremation where burial is impractical, with religious leaders flown to Snake Creek for services.
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Issunn
Dave Shultz
Snake Creek
Weyn
Conrad van Hyning
Selzate
Henry Henson
Henson
Keys
Little Matecumbe
Miami
Woodlawn
Tuscaloosan Seized For Killing Brother in Relief Check Row
A Myrared youth in Tuscaloosa is jailed on murder charges after a fatal shooting at a home near Bibb county. Cato Greathouse says he fired in defense as Clanton Greathouse advanced with a pistol amid an argument over a $470 relief check share to Hubert. Clanton’s wife and three children survive.
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Tuscaloosa
Bibb County
Celo Greathouse
Clanton
Andrew Greathouse
Hubert
Cato
Ty Ip
Auburn Student Dies as Car Leaves Highway West of Columbus
Auburn student Robert Kien of Birmingham, a Soma Polytechnic Institute member, was killed when his auto left the road ten miles west of Columbus, Ga. Four students traveling with him escaped uninjured, with minor injuries reported for John Tucker and other passengers.
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Auburn
Robert Kien
Birmingham
Ala- Soma Polytechnic Institute
Sigma Nu
Columbus
Kieln
Pei
John Harold
Thomaston
Albert Krower
Montgomery
John Tucker
Talladege
Arthur Bogle
Lawrence of Arabia Leaveg Small Estate
London AP reports Law Jones of Arabia known for dramatic adventures left a small estate after probate of his will. The document named three minor beneficiaries and much of the estate passed to friends. Lawrence is noted to have changed his name after adventures.
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London
Jones
Arabia
Dorsetabie
Lawrence
Thomas Edward Shaw
Ed Bs
Ca. Lawrence
Chee
Bis Adventures
Heart Balm Suit Outlawed by Act Graves S Approves
Gov Graves signed the act outlawing heart balm suits by women over 71 for breach of promise or seduction. The bill, introduced by Sen. Edgar P. Russell, passed both chambers with broad majorities and becomes law in 60 days. A separate appropriation of 6320 annually funds the Alabama Vocational School for Girls at Birmingham.
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Ansotiate
Treas
Caid
Sdn
Edgar P. Russell
Selma
Indiana
Sen
Russell
Neuse Bil
Birmingham
Montgomery
Reading
Drivers Licenses Books Open in County Oct 1
Alabama motorists must apply for drivers licenses starting October 1 as required by recent legislation. Applicants must swear eligibility. licenses not issued to under 16s or to habitual drinkers, addicts, insane or aging individuals. Fees cover highway patrol, with suspensions for speeding drunk driving or other violations. penalties up to $100 fine and 12 months imprisonment. License period runs with tag duration, with drivers in the state required to have licenses by November 24.
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Alabama
Saxon P. Poyner
Ninawen
Penes
Courtesy Cards For Out Of Town Drivers Halted Rules
Safety Commissioner Bates announced courtesy parking cards for out of town charters will be available next week at the police station. Cards, stickers for windshields, aim to aid visitors in downtown areas beyond time limits. Merchants may receive cards to hand to non residents with plans to extend courtesy. holders caught misusing cards may face up to a $25 fine in police court.
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T. C. Bates
Bates Weld
Chamber of Commerce
Bates
Baten
Auto Tag Deadline Restored to Nov 15
Saxon P. Poyner denamed for buying tags from Oct 34 to Nov 15. The new ruling puts the deadline back to where it was formerly.
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Saxon P. Poyner
Employment agency reports job seekers in Houston County
National Reemployment Service figures released Saturday show 7,953 applicants for jobs in Houston County. The data include men currently on War Manpower or WEA projects and note 12 private placements this week, mainly in fuel cotton picking, peanut cracking, and other labor.
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Goss
Hous’ County
Houston County
WEA
Pbea
Fate of child labor ban top capital news
In Montgomery on September 7 the defeat of proposed ratification of the Federal child labor amendment shapes the Alabama legislature as it adjourns. Reapportionment efforts die in committee while a state labor department bill gains governor support. The veto of a sterilization bill and political moves frame a tense week in Alabama politics.
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TOP Capital News
Associated Prese
Montgomery
House
Hamner
Senate
Abel
Eco
Aubrey Wiliams
National Youth Administration
Works Progress Administration
J. J. Browder
Scottss Nara
Inter Administration
Jey
Ilon
Tuscaloona
Hhose
Dom
Infekt
Dallas
Bileas & Crose
Prelude to Work on Florida Canal Ramps Erected
Jacksonville December 7 AP preparations for the cross Florida canal project began with the erection of workers ramps as Lieut. General builder arrived to take charge of what is described as the biggest canal undertaking. Initial construction will be financed by the Roosevelt administration with 1.9 million dollars designated to provide jobs. Rights of way and buildings will be funded as work proceeds.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Gol
Brehon
Roosevelt
Alapaco to Extend Lines In Wiregrass for Rural Consumers
Alapaco will extend electric lines to Kinney Haleburg Rehobeth and along the Ozark Tracy highway in the Wiregrass region. Project routes include Headland Hinseylne 3.2 miles Ozark 2.4 Dathan Flenabeth five miles and Columbia Haleburg Grimes A.C.S pump area. W. W. Peterson said construction will start soon though no exact date was given.
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Cottonwood
Alabama Porwer Company
Kinney
Haleburg
Rehobeth
Ozark-Tracy
Headland
Hinseyine
Ozark
Dathan- Flenabeth
Columbia
Grimes
C. S Pump
W. W. Peterson
Power Company
Birmingham
Recovery Claim Cheered And Criticized EBBING VACATION WILL SEND 2,000 TO CLASS MONDAY
Dothan area students greet the new school year as city schools reopen Monday after a long summer. Teachers' institute completed planning for classes while enrollments are expected to rise with a new age rule. High school football practice starts soon amid a tough Tigers schedule and coach Paul Tubb plans. Parents urged to bring birth certificates as vital records notice notes.
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Tota
Gore
Miflespia
Siven Hook Sts
St. High School
Peeta
Tigers
Paul Tubb
Jachaold
Houston County Health Department
Tiret Greéers
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Board of Heath
Montgomery
Roosevelt Statement Splits GOP on Campaign Promises
President Roosevelt’s pledge of a renewed “breathing spell” sparks mixed reactions from Republicans and Democrats. Sen McNary notes it could curb expenditures and aid business, while Gov Davey and Sen Bell call the plan clear and hopeful. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau and others see partial recovery ahead as the 1936 campaign opens. Fire damages a storefront on Scare Aventinar near N street, slight injuries.
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Associated Trenn
Washington
Seft
Roosevelt
Hag
Beal
Moonevelt
Roy Howard
Campelsa
Republian National ¢Ominithes
Martin T. Davey
Ching
Biank
Alabama
Daren L. Mitts
the Treasury
Hooter
Psi
Ales
Howe
Roovevell
Louisiana Lawmakers Rush New Special Session
Baton Rouge officials report a rare extra session to address urgent state matters, with Huey P. Long guiding quick action. Lawmakers aim to finish by tonight, setting a five day pace and then returning home. Uncertainty surrounds exact measures planned for New Orleans aid and financial relief.
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Annocluiet Prem
Baton Rougd
Bel
Ben
Huey P. Long
Rath Flouge
New Orleans
Long
Plana
New Ornane
Paosef Teng
Biatehoure
Enar
Peter
Srryth
Une
Farilty Burglar Bage Water Jug At Commissioner’s Home
A thirsty thief entered Commissioner Miles A. Biller’s N Foster Street residence Saturday morning and attempted to steal a water jug without being seen. Patrolman Palley confronted a Black man downtown with four sacks full of jugs and a chase ensued, but the thief escaped, abandoning his sack.
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Farilty
Miles A. Biller
N. Foster Street
Pallew
Father and wife murdered in vengeance at Oak Grove
Ellis Grantham and Travis Grantham recount a vengeance killing at the Oak Grove hotel where W M Grantham and his wife were slain. Sheriff Rogie detains them in Geneva after a night meeting in Dothan. Family ties and motives are described as warring factions pursue revenge across several months.
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Ellis Grantham
W. M. Grantham
Oak Grove
Elly Grantham
Douglas
Grantham
Batt
Travis Grantham
Dothan Friany
W. C. Rogieter
Geneva
Mre
Travis
Tam
Hite
Folkas
Chicago Board at Trade Prices Show Drought Risks
A jumble of late century bulletins reports fluctuating Chicago Board at Trade quotations with drought concerns and price movements. The item references Miami, Gulfport, and a fatal fall near La Salle Street as part of a chaotic news update.
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Chicago
Canidas
Chicago Board At Trade
Prsraga
League Seeks To Keep War Dogs Leashed
Republicans eye 20 districts as test cases. Richard Rendell reports on GOP hopes to overturn Democratic margins in key seats, highlighting districts where Republican gains seem possible and the party's nerve center actions to regain control of Congress. The piece also covers Tangier and Italo Ethiopian crisis diplomacy and indemnities paid in East Africa.
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Richard Rendell
Associated Press
Stall Wester
Washington
APY
Charieg
Couurens
Democrata
Lajberlen
National Committee
Jean California
Connecticut
Illinois
Indiana
Kanson
Kentucky
Minine
New York
Wade Werner
Steff
Géneva
Madariaga
Spain
Tve
Italy
Ethiopia
League
Mussolini
Phinwee
Old Dominion Storm Toll Reports Three Dead and Extensive Damage
A powerful Thursday storm across AMAMONE Virginia caused three deaths and extensive injuries. Flooding crippled transportation and damaged property and crops, including damage to Richmond pumping stations and sewer systems. A collision near Cumberland killed a woman and led to additional fatalities, with several family members among the victims.
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Old Dominion
Amamone
Fin Rivern
Motdsinger Nodil
Virninik
Dred Simanski, Jr
Alag
Parmville
Cumberiend
Hmanekt
Wee Kiya
Richman
Veterans Going AWOL Before Hurricane DisruptsCrew
Thirteen veterans credited with提前出勤在 hurricane 前在 Key West。他们周末到达 Key West 与家人团聚，本应休假但决定在 Labor Day 停留。周一他们乘车前往基地，因风暴而留在 Key West。 Claude W. Brown 说错过一天工资后，庆幸能留在此地。
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Wes
Key West
Claude W. Brown
Cincinnati
Koy
Italian Consulates Ordered Closed in Ethiopia
An Italian minister ordered all Italian consulates in Ethiopia withdrawn. Observers feared the move signaled Mussolini’s push toward war to resolve the Ethiopian dispute, despite League of Nations council decisions in Geneva.
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Clokey
Audis Ababa
Vincitogay
Ethiropia
Stassolni
Muszolini
League of Nations Council
Geneve
Halstead Non Jury Docket Sets 50 Cases for Session
A non jury court docket before Judge D C Halstead lists about fifty cases for a Monday session. It is the first non jury term in months with open cases awaiting trial, including a Basertaifrat case scheduled within a week.
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Halstead
D. C. Halsteed
County Road Costs Increase for Month in Houston County
The Houston county highway department shows higher costs for the month of August per a monthly cost sheet prepared Saturday by road supervisor C. C. Ne Buchin. The figure includes 2000 for patrol expenses, leaving 43782.06 for operating expenses of the department.
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Houston County
Righweay
C C. Ne Buchin
Weather Summary For ALABASIA And Florida
Weather notes indicate a fall Saturday night with Sunday partly cloudy conditions. Central and East Gulf states see local showers early in the week with occasional showers in East Gulf states and the western middle Gulf coast later. Temperatures run slightly below normal with generally unsettled skies.
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Alabasia
Florida
Central
East Gulf States
West Middle Gulf Coast
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