Help the Children Needs: County Charity Drive
A Houston County Card Board appeal led by Mrs Collins seeks donations for school books clothing shoes and home items for needy children. Requests include grade books for a deserving girl a 13 year old with sick mother four window shades a 12 year old girl dresses and a brother seven with supplies two boys aged 10 and 12 needing shirts a 1 year old needing shoes and a 12 year old girl needing shoes size four along with sheets gowns and care items for a 12 year old boy with sore eyes.
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Po County
Tweed
L. Collins
Houston County Carid Board
Ool
Rail rate hike blocked by Georgia Alabama mill and rail interests
In Birmingham AP reports joint committees of traffic experts and mill executives oppose railroad plans to raise rates on Waite industry goods. CB Jones of Birmingham chairs traffic group, Georgia’s D Anderson leads executives committee. Parties discuss cooperative motor transport and rack systems while railroad petition seeks harvest commodity rate. hearings set by the Interstate Commerce Commission in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Waite
Faille
Georgia
Alabama
Mill
CB. Jones
George D. Anderson
Barone
Jones
Bemilis
Iu Harvase
Dothan High School reports 259 students enrolled
Bruce Flurry principal announces a total enrollment of 259 pupils for the MM1-52 session at Dothan High School. Enrollment includes 133 girls and 126 boys. Senior enrollment is lower than last year at 71 versus 86. Freshman class size is 101, the largest in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan High School
Bruce Flurry
Prin
Flurry
Place To Examine Heads Of Rabid Dogs In Dothan
Dr F G Granger county health officer announced a station at the city hall building where heads of dogs suspected of hydrophobia will be examined. The state laboratory offers equipment to test heads and advise owners to isolate animals for several days to watch for signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
F. G. Granger
Founty
State Laboratory
Fasta
Martial Law Suggested in Arkansas Church Clash
In Jonesboro Arkansas Lieutenant Jame Puckett said Captain Harry Eldridge of the 75th National Guards warned the governor that martial law may be needed as tension rises in a First Baptist church dispute. Mayor Bosler and Sheriff Nash asked for martial law saying protections are insufficient amid the revival service. The conflict centers on Evangelist Jon Jeffers attempting to oust Pastor Don Heard, triggering a factional standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Ark
Jame Puckett
Harry Eldridge
75Th National Guards
First Baptist Church
Parsnell
Puckett
Eldridge
Bosler
Nash
Jon Jeffers
Don
Solons to Speak at Road Meeting
Birmingham AP report lists three U S congressmen and four senators added as speakers for the United States Good Roads Association convention October 22 to 25. Governors from several states expected. Litt. Gov. Witte to lead Texas delegation. National highway plan and Bankhead route completion from New York to San Diego are focal topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
United States
Lst
Apeakere
United States Good Roads Association
H. D. Stephens
Mississippi
LaFayette L. Patterson
Gadsden
J. Lister Hill
Montgomery
Ed B Ajlman
Tuscumbia
W. B. Oliver
Tuscaloosa
Good Roads Association
Bankhead
New York
San Diego
Bankhead Association
State Commission Publishes Bus and Truck Regulations
The Alabama Public Service Commission issues an open order listing proposed rules for motor carriers. It covers driver conduct, load types, equipment, box stations, and reporting requirements under the Alabama Motor Carriers Act of 1971. Public comments are invited until September 35 for consideration and final rulemaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monasomery
Alabama
Alabama Public Service Commission
Alabama Motor Carriers
Miles
College Shifts Hinted In Tests For Ineligibles
Los Angeles AP reports USC launches a three year study selecting seventy high school graduates not more than 21 who fail standard entrance tests. The experiment forbids athletics club memberships and fraternity pledges, aiming to test scholastic aptitude and high school grades as admission criteria and to develop methods to boost collegiate success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Frank C. Touton
College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Touton
Supreme Court Term Schedules Announced For 1931 32
The Alabama state judicial department released division schedules for the supreme court and court of appeals, detailing term start dates from October through April. Divisions list counties assigned, with sessions set from late morning to early afternoon and terms may run one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
State Judicial Department
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Robert F. Ligon
C. R Bricken, Jr
Appellate Court
Tollaway
Bibb
Choctaw
Daling
Greene, Hare
Marengo
Perry
Sumter and Wilcox
Barbour
Bullock, Coffee
Covington
Creaghew
Dale
Geneve
Henry
Houaton
Pike
Runsell
Baldwin
Clarke
Mobile
Monroe
Washington
Chambern
Chilton
Coosa
Elmore
Lee
Macon
Randolph and Tallapools
Blount Cullman
Fayette
Jefferson
Lamar
Marlon
Plekenn
Tuccaloors
Walker
Winston
Autauge
Butler
Conecuh
Escambia
Lowndes
Calhoun
Cherokee
Clay
Cleburne
DeKalb
Etowah
Shelby
St. Clair
Talladega
Colbert
Franklin Jackson
Lauderdale
Lawrence
Limestone
Madison
Marshall and
Morgan
Mhey
Midland City High School to Open Session Next Week
Midland City announces the start of the new school term with Midland City High School opening Monday and elementary grades delayed to a later date due to financial conditions. The faculty and staff list includes Hicks as principal and teachers in mathematics science history and vocational subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland City High School
Minland City
Madiams City High School
Monfay
Braden
Midland City
Jackson
Uc Ae Shellen
Tone
Marie Hamm
Rome
Oxcar Philips
J W Brown
Mins Juanitashiz
Mira Wille P Haden
Howrli
Pavilne Greene
Neto Adame Brian
Letter to The Eagle Sparks Publishing Debate in Japan
A letter signed by an anonymous correspondent, referred to as Sobn Marten, prompts the Eagle office to consider publishing. The writer alleges a flaw in the paper’s outline and seeks a public airing of the issue from Hartzog and staff in Japan.
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Hartzog
Youth Sentenced For Forging Check In 2 Years Prison
A 21 year old youth was sentenced to two years in prison for forging a check for $3. In circuit court a jury heard that he used a false name and received money on the check. The defendant admitted signing the item but claimed he could not write the name clearly without a copy. Witnesses linked another man to the forged check and to signatures used to obtain funds. The case involved complex testimony about how the check was signed and by whom.
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Pearce
Housen
Misty
Frank Whitewurat
Judes Pearce
Bar of Justice
Tren
Trith
Kihy
Dent
Thor
Mack
Nour
Emanuel Allgood
Florida
Hulston
Whitehurst
JB Barne
Wood
Allgood
Allgond
State official suggests quarterly motor vehicle license tag plan
A state official reports the legislature approved a system that charges motor vehicle licenses on a graduated quarterly basis for all vehicles. The note cites attorney general Thortien Kroxhi cr and references concerns about veterinary or pension-related exemptions and potential impacts on the tax commission.
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Montgomeiy
Thortien E
Juries Here Find Three Men Guilty
Jurors convict three men after a trial, while a fourth defendant is acquitted. The report notes verdicts delivered in a local court and outlines the differing outcomes for each defendant. Identifies the accused by name and the court where trial took place.
Newspaper Writer English Professor Visitors Here Today
English professor Jemen Sanen Cidbters and writer from Parmingshasa Southern village visited local readers today en route to Birmingham. The trip included notes on literature and a golf event this morning at the Pourtry elk inter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemen Sanen
Hirralnghuty
Feichbee
Prof Ur
Parmingshasa
Jy Dothan
Birmingham
Vane Tuen
Florida
Tan
Pourtry Elk Inter
Mosquito Breeding Places Found Here
Local health officials report discovery of mosquito breeding sites within the city limits. Investigators identified stagnant water sources in several neighborhoods and outline immediate steps residents can take to reduce standing water and prevent breeding. Authorities urge community participation to curb the potential spread of mosquitoes and related illnesses.
Enterprise Schools Start Monday Faculty Announced
Enterprise schools will open Monday with faculty named. The announcement lists staff across departments and highlights planned activities for the new term. Faculty details include names and roles, with expectations of a smooth start for students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caffe County Bligh Kehont
Ming
Orton
Hatory
Mea
Johnhld
Mien
Ill
Cathrine Devling
Fragmented OCR yields unclear local notice
The readable fragments describe a damaged newspaper notice with partial details and names. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts but indicates a notice action and local officials. No clear event, date, or entities can be identified from the legible portions.
Two Hurricanes Roil Caribbean Gulf Area Fatalities Reported
Destructive storms strike Belize and Honduras with hundreds dead. American priests among the victims. Belize city infrastructure devastated and relief scarce as a second hurricane hits San Juan and moving toward Santo Domingo. Severe damage and widespread disruption reported across the region.
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Associated Press
Caribbean
Ona
Belize
Britten Honduras
Gulf of Mexico
San Juan
Porto Rico
Santo Domingo
Tela
Pan-American Airways
Belise
French planes bid for long distance record
Paris AP reports two French monoplanes launched on a distance record attempt racing from America toward a nonstop flight. The Hyphen Recond with Lebriz Doret and Meomin led by six minutes, while the Question Mark, crewed by Codow Roblda, followed. Both crews declined full designation, aiming to surpass the non stop record set by Boardman and Poland who flew from New York to Istanbul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
America
Joseph Lebriz
Marcel Doret
Rene Meomin
Paul Codow
Mergeant
Henry Roblda
Fron Hueneli Boardman
John Polando
New York
Totanbul
Turkey
Principal Calls for Balance in Public School Athletics
ENSLEY Ala A principal at Ente ley high school advocates trimming football time in favor of more balanced extracurriculars. He argues the program is top heavy with football and that elementary pupils are influenced toward football as the major activity, urging steps to diversify athletic offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensley Ala
Sechrlat
Enteley High School
Bechr'st
Hugh Reboot
3500 License Tags Ready for Sale Here
A damaged OCR fragment notes 3500 license tags ready for sale. The text references quantities and local context, mentioning names and places in a blurred historical style. No clear dates or definitive events are readable, but the core fact appears to be license tag availability.
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