Dothan City Schools Open Amid Staffing Economy Move
Dothan public schools prepare to open at 3 20 Monday with five teachers cut from payroll as economy measure. Teachers and staff listed include Superintendent Clark C Moseley and many department heads across Senior High Howell Highlands Rose Hill Southside and other elementary schools. Preparations included enrollment, exams, and books issuance as teachers arrive from Thursday's institute.
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Dothan
Dothana
Whers Institute
High Pool
Clark C. Moseley
Grace Bonham
Iss Marie B Turner
Bruce Flur
Nurse Pelham
Marret Williams
Annie Morton
Corrie M. Gartt
Flossie Jones
Vassie Morrow
Elizabeth Horsy
Paul Tubb
E. W. Walker
Young Junior High School
Annie T. Heard
Alliegenedwards
Margaret McCall
Collie Roan
Mabel Sims
Frances Turner
Ruth Timrman
Pauline Jernigan
Lilla Goss
Fies
Laura Ll. Ferguson
Ruth Sims
Alabama
Vivian Atson
Letle Stafford
Jannie M. Faulk
Lela Holland
Asa Self
Howell
Dorack
Dora J. Moore
Bernice Woods
Eva Lee
Jriine Curlee
Georgia Merrill
Marie Hall
Annie R. Williams
Helen Williams
Wilma Hodges
Elsie Lawson
Highlands
E1llice O. Folkes
Hazel Gowen
Brunice Burkett
Lennie Floyd
Henry Brumer
Frances Whigham
Alice Weston
Lucife tElroy
Singing Convention Opens Near Dothan
The Big k singing convention begins near Dothan at the Taber Made church today and will run through Sunday. Local residents in the Terrase area were expected to attend, according to those in charge.
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Toen
Dothan
Terrase
Milwaukee mother kills two sons and herself over hay fever
Mrs Edwin Jones aged 40 shot her two young sons Edwin Jr 10 and James Jr eight then killed herself at their Whitefish Bay home. The note to “Daddy” said the killings were the only solution to the children’s suffering from hay fever and upcoming heartaches.
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Milwaukee
Wits
Edwin Jones
White Fish Bay
Edwin, Jr
James, Jr
Jones
Hayfever
Tidal wave devastates Abaco Island victims reported
Nassau Bahamas Sept 10 AP relief expedition heading to Abaco Island after a Monday storm killed 11 people and wounded many. Government officials, arriving by air, confirmed widespread destruction in six settlements with most structures wrecked and shortages of food water and medical supplies. News from the island had been scarce all week.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Abaco Island
Striking Thomasville Chair Workers Clash With Police
A thousand workers at a Thomasville chair company clashed with police injuring a child and two highway patrolmen after officers used tear gas to disperse the crowd. Strikers blocked access to the mill to prevent workers from leaving as officials seized vehicles to move past them.
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Thomasville
N. C
Ferry Boat Toll Increased to 39
Wives and children of the missing watched from the shore as divers searched East River for victims of the Observation explosion. By noon another body was found and another injured worker died, raising totals to 39 dead 11 missing and 63 injured.
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New York
East River
Funeral conducted for Mrs Shadgett
The funeral for Mrs Minnie Shadgett who died Friday at Dothan hospital was held at 4 p m at Dowling Rhodes chapel with Rev J M Blankenship officiating. Burial followed in the city cemetery. Pallbearers were Tom Buntin Joe Miller Doug Bailey Tom Lane Walter Baker and Elroy Dowling. She was a sister of the late Joe Baker mayor of Dothan 1908 1916. Survived by daughter Mrs Jack Maddox Miami Florida son George Shadgett Asheville North Carolina two brothers Dan and Collie Baker Dothan three sisters Mrs Miles Miller Mrs Fred Lane and Mrs Willie Bailey Dothan.
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Minnie Shadgett
Dothan Hospital
Dowling & Rhodes Chapel
J. M. Blankenship
Headland Avenue Baptist Church
Tom Buntin
Joe Miller
Doug Bailey
Tom Lane
Walter Baker
Elroy Dowling
Joe Baker
Pothan
Jack Maddox
Miami
Fia
George Shadgett
Asheville
N. C
Dan and
Collie Baker
Dothan
Miles Miller
Fred Lane
Willie Bailey
Business on firm ground for fall review indicates
New York September reports show a steady fall outlook with Bradstreet and Dun's noting expansion and broader activity. Commodity prices remain high with the largest index rise since 1925. Textiles and shoes remain bright spots as retail rebounds accelerate. Washington announces accelerated federal construction to boost employment and a total year plan exceeding seven hundred fifty four million dollars.
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New York
Mercantile Reviews
Bradstreet
Dun
Ex-Mayor Walker Sails for Europe
Former New York mayor James Walker and his wife were seen aboard the liner Contegrande as it sailed for Europe. Officials denied prior confirmation or notice of the trip, and the Walkers were not listed on the pier passenger list.
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New York
Europe
James Walker
Abbeville Youth Faces Postal Law Violations
Charles V. Hays eighteen son of Abbeville postmaster was held on a one thousand five hundred fifty nine dollar bond after arrest by U S Deputy Marshal J W Daughtry on an indictment for postal law violations. He allegedly embezzled nine hundred twenty four dollars while employed at the Abbeville post office. His mother Mrs Lile Hays says the money was paid and the case reportedly cropped.
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Charles V. Hays
Lile Hays
Abbeville
U. S
J. W. Daughtry
Young Hays
Hayes
Veuth
Large Squad Reports For Freshman Eleven
Alabama Sept. 19. Sixty five freshmen reported to Gran Paul Barnum and assistants for the first day of practice. More are applying and the 100 mark is expected. Coach Barnum focuses on conditioning before tougher work with passing, charging, ball carrying and punting receiving much attention.
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University
Ala
Gran Paul Barnum
Barnum
J W Bish Named Defendant In Big Collection Suit
John W. Bish, Alabama state representative from Houston and Henry counties, is named defendant in a United States court suit filed by The American Insurance Company of Newark New Jersey seeking 5737.09 in commissions the firm says Bish received while owning an insurance agency. The filing alleges the commissions must be repaid to the company for policies whose commissions were paid and later canceled. Bish bought the agency in 1927 from J C and T M Kerby, and the petition cites duties to the Kerby firm related to policies on which commissions were paid.
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John W. Bish
Alabama
Houston
Henry Counties
American Insurance Company
Newark
NW. J
United States
Bish
J.C and
T. M. Kerby
Cutt
PR. 1. Smith and Sons
Rieh
Kerby Brothers
State Senator Faulk Bonded on Seed Loan Conspiracy Charge
U S Senator T S Faulk of Samson Hale and Geneva counties posted a 3000 bond after arrest on conspiracy in a seed loan indictment by a Montgomery grand jury. Co defendants include Clem C Faulk and Harlan A Page among others. Faulk returned bond on his way home from the legislature. Next U S court session is in Do than, and several other defendants remain at large or set to post bond as investigations wrap up in the Wiregrass.
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T. S. Faulk
Samson
Hale
Geneva
Montgomery
Faulk
Clem C. Faulk
T. H. Faulk
Harley EB. Helms
Geneva County
Harlan A. Page
State Democratic Committee
Senator Faulk
U.S
Agreement Reached in Damage Suit as Trial Nears Close
A settlement was reached in a damage suit as the trial neared its end. The placid proceedings limited further testimony and the judge adjourned. The terms include compensation for the claimant and a release of further claims.
Physician Curtis Eapy Faces U S Narcotic Charges
Midland Cit physician Dr Curtis Eapy is linked to narcotic law violations. He posted bond after an arrest on incitement charges. The report references college ties and local bars in a unclear downtown scene.
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Curtis Eapy
Midland Cit
Mendis
Former Fox Film Company Official Missing
A former Fox Film Company official is reported missing in New York amid an ongoing court case. His wife has sought relief from the court as investigators pursue leads related to his disappearance and possible false advertising matters.
Paul Berns Sister Reveals Past Love Affair Details
The sister of Paul Bern, husband of Jean Harlow, describes Berns long affair with Dorothy Millette dating back two decades. She praises Bern as generous and heartbroken by Millette, while noting his complex life in Hollywood and his decision to marry Harlow.
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Paul Bern
Jean Harlow
Irving Thalberg
Los Angeles
Dorothy Millette
San Francisco
Sacramento
Bern
William Marcus
Berna
Millette
Marcus
Jim Tulley
Hollywood
Miss Millette
Algonquin
New York
Slis
Mrs. Marcus
Judge Bailey Dies At Andalusia Home
Judge Bailey of Andalusia died at his home after a long illness. He leaves three daughters and a son. The funeral was held at his home with Rev. BT. McCloud officiating.
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Basha
Dreemer
J. Paredey
Sieeamh
Bretner
Jade Bailey
T. Hav
Fierrta
Atlecita
Map Ke Renes
Rosewerad
Ore Atvati
Ft Andalusia
Roth Fy
Titge Tolley
Eonerad
Te Pov
BT. McCloud
Butler to speaks in Pennsylvania on governor plan
General Smedley D. Butler, former Marine Corps commander, will deliver several speeches in Pennsylvania in support of Governor Franklin’s plan. More stops likely in other states as part of a campaign itinerary.
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Philadelphia
Smedley D. Butler
Marine Corps
Pennsyvania
Franklin Tr
Bombings Terrify Two Manhattan Neighborhoods
Terrific explosions wrecked entrances of two moving houses in Manhattan crushing glass and waking sleepers. The blasts hit Loew's Forty sixth Street and Loew's Canal Street theaters in the lower East Side, scattering debris and spreading fear. Detectives link the incident to a conflict between two unions of motion picture operators, with no public evidence tying it to the builder's plot.
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New York
Loew
Forty-sixth Street Theater
Canal Street Theater
Manhattan
Lower East Side
College student sought in death of own mother
Rural Retreat Virginia police hunted 19 year old Glenn Huddle after he shot his two aunts then killed his mother. Bloodhounds tracked him but he remained at large as the suspect prepared to flee the area.
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Glenn Huddle
Snavely Anid
Rites Conducted for Prof Adams at University of Alabama
Funeral arrangements were set Friday for Dr. George S. Adams head of geology at the University of Alabama. He died Thursday afternoon in a local hospital after heart illness. President Denny called his death a great shock and praised Adams as a scholar and researcher.
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University
Ala
George S. Adams
University of Alabama
Adams
Denny
Dr. Adams
South America
Nt “Ity
Iva
Yealos
Inneriory
Lena Ti
Jao
Kanvertu Fac Ape Biate Nermal Schon
ISRA
University of
Kanwa
Princten University
Gottor of
Munich
Germany
Yale University
Ard Grer
Reading to Address American Ferrers Association in Washington
Reading has accepted an invitation to address the American Flare Association in Washington on October 11 and to attend the ceremony marking the new era.
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London
Lord ‘Reading
Addreea
Wastington
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