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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1932
Page
3
Market news from New York reports daily cotton trading developments with price movements and notable shifts in futures activity. Analysts weigh supply demand data and export demand factors influencing prices and market sentiment for the session.
New York AP reports the marriage of Rudy Vallee and Fay Webb has endured amid rumors of rifts. The couple wed July 6, 1931, in West Orange New Jersey and later pursued separate lives before Webb reportedly plans to return to Vallee in the East. Vallee’s rise in radio and singing helped define crooning and his orchestra, Connecticut Yankees, gained fame from Yale to New York venues. A prior marriage ended in divorce.
Columbia, Sept. 13. Football practice of the Houston County High squad proceeds satisfactorily under Coach White. He calls for more candidates as reserves and first-teamers are sought. The team averages about 165 pounds and will feature a speedy halfback and two strong ends. Shorty Antley and Willam Pergon have stood out in practice as Columbia faces Cuthbert, the first rival on a heavy schedule.
Three sisters adopted by different families grew up in Carthage and Joplin without knowing one another. Lorraine 17 Frances 16 and Maxine 14 aged apart from birth in 12 years apart reunite when foster mother discovers all families live in Joplin.
Miss Leonora Hatcher of Dothan is spending a few days in Hartford with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hatcher.
In Hollywood a German star Charlotte Susa rises in the continental beauty market. A slender blond akin to Wilma Banky and Marlene Dietrich, she sang in a choir at 16 before entering light opera. Born March 14, 1908 near Memel, she later appeared in The Tiger and films including Two Souls and Day Train 13. A suitable Hollywood debut vehicle is being chosen.
In Antwerp a new Belgian Nazi faction named Dinasds paraded in uniform at Roulers, each member armed with a club. The group adopts a stance echoing Theodore Roosevelt's big stick policy, adopting the Dietsche Nationale Socialisten as its full title.
New York September reports continued liquidation and weak cables pushing December cotton down to 7.50 cents, 216 points below August highs. Fair weather kept prices down but trade demand and covering sparked a 20 point rally. market technicians see a reversed position and anticipate potential gains unless hedge selling grows.
Minnesota expects a great bird season with an estimated 40 million pheasants in flight and a two month duck season. About 1 million pheasants were shot last open season, and state game officials note Minnesota hosts more pheasants than any other state. Pheasants were introduced 17 years ago and have been protected and fed, with grain supplied during severe winters. Commissioner W D Stewart says regular season timing should ensure a steady supply.
Prof. Edmund Husserl of the University of Fribourg was elected to the philosophy section of the Academy of Moral and Political Science in Paris, the first German named as a corresponding member since World War I.
Ozark and Auburn residents are listed in a flurry of short notices. Names include Charles Parker, Rev C W Milford, Miss Eura Brown, Miss Helen Morgan, Captain Waldo Ard, and many others as they travel, study, visit, or take up teaching positions in Alabama and nearby states.
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