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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1932

Page

5

Legislative plan to tax state and county officials debated

Alabama senators draft a revenue bill taxing salaries of state and county officials, with waivers possible if officials surrender portions of pay. The measure faces constitutional limits and must originate as a revenue bill before advancing.

Ala Montgomery State Tax Commission

Mrs Mc Tunney Undergoes Mastoid Operation in Paris

Mrs Mc Tunney wife of the retired heavyweight champion had a mastoid operation at a Paris hospital. Doctors reported her condition satisfactory after the procedure performed yesterday.

Tunney Paris Mc Tunney Nerican Hospital

Babe Ruth in World Series History Fifth of Ten Stories

This summary covers Babe Ruth's 1922 World Series slump year as New York Yankee disappointment. It notes Ruth batted .313 in 1921 series, 35 homers in 1922, and the infamous obituary predicting his fall from superstardom. It references Miller Huggins managed teams and John McGraw Giants, with Ruth's decline amid a turbulent season.

Terles Babe Ruth Edward J. Neil Associated Presse New York Ruth Yankees Miller’ Huggins John McGraw Giants Yanks Manhattan Babe Bam Rogers Hornsby Uggins Earl Nehf Jess Barnes Jack Scott Hughie McQuillan Nehf Bob Shawkey McGraw Polo Ground

Salvation Army aid for unmarried mothers explained by Captain Tidman

Captain Victor A. Tidman outlined Salvation Army work helping unmarried mothers in Alabama at Birmingham. Officers offered shelter in the Women's Home and Hospital of the Salvation Army, guiding mothers back to normal life, with secrecy and parental reunions often supported by officers. The piece notes local contributions from Dathan and mentions pig feed rations unrelated to the main topic.

Salvation Army Victor A. Tidmen Tidman Tum Captain Tidman Alabama Birmingham Dathan Saltation Army

Home Runs Hit by League Leaders Yesterday

Baseball roundup shows Cuyler and Klein among standouts with Hartnett and English contributing for the Cubs and Giants. Ott and Cissel provided offense for the Indians while Manush led the Senators and White sparked the Tigers in a dynamic scoring day.

Cissel Indians Kamm Manush Senators White Tigers

Standings and results from the American League games

Baseball final scores and standings from yesterday and today. New York beat Chicago 5 to 8, Boston defeated Cleveland 2 to 7, and Philadelphia edged St. Louis 2 to 3. National League teams Chicago St. Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh and others listed with records and upcoming games.

W.L. New York Philadelphia Washington Cleveland St. Louis Chicago Boston New York Detroit W. Il. Pet Wees Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati

Baseball Star Averages and Team Leaders in The Season

The report lists leading players and season stats across teams. Notable figures include Doger, Alexandr, Foxx, Klein, Ruth, Terry, Hurst with totals for games runs hits and batting averages, highlighting top performers and team leaders.

How Round Is The Earth A 7000 mile survey to measure shape

A 7000 mile triangulation line from Africa to Norway will determine earth’s exact roundness and flattening. It will aid map making, boundary drawing, navigation charts, and lunar distance calculations. The line spans many countries and is coordinated by the International Geodetic and Geophysical Union.

Washington Columbus Africa Norway Norway-Africa Lake Tanganyika Arctic Ocean Finland Esthonia Latvia Lithunia East Prussia Poland Czechoslovakia Rumania Yugoslavia Greece Mediterranean Sea Crete Egypt Belgian Congo Rhodesia Union of South Africa South Atlantic Port Elizabeth International Geodetic and Geophysical Union

Composer Percy Fletcher Dies at 53 in London

Perc y Fletcher, 53, composer of the score for the light opera Chu Chin Chow, died Wednesday in London. The death was announced from the capital.

London Percy Fletcher Chu Chin Chow

Neyland to Build Another Great Tennessee Grid Team

Associated Press reports coach Bob Neyland, at Tennessee, channels seven missing veterans behind walls as he shapes a new Vols squad. Loss of three All-Southern stars tests morale, but Neyland’s record shows he can rebound quickly, recalling 1930 when Tennessee recovered after losing key players. Beattie Feathers expected to step in around the 1931 lineup.

Deke Brackett Vols Pug Vaughn Feathers Breezy Wynn Neyland Ryle Neyland Tennessee Alabama Vanderbilt Kentucky Chattanooga Mississippi Knox Associated Press Knoxville, Tenn Sept. du Bob Neyland Gene McEver Ray Saunders Herman Hickman Neylander Volunteers Bobby Dodd South Buddy Hackman Brandt Hugg McEver Beattie Feathers

Prohibition group reports expenses and receipts

The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment filed a report listing $237,984 in expenditures and $249,357 in receipts for January 1 through September. Major outlays covered salaries and publicity. Contributors include Pierre Du Pont and several family members from Wilmington, with amounts ranging from $250 to $90,500.

Washington Association Against the Prohibition Amendment House Pierre 8. DuPont Irene DuPont Lamment DuPont Archibald M. DuPont Eugene DuPont William DuPont DuPonts Wilmington

Penney backs Hoover in 1932 campaign

J C Penney a member of the committee of 1000 and a self described Democrat and prohibitionist said he informed President Hoover by letter he would support him in the presidential campaign He added he backed Hoover in 1928 and urged like support from others in the party.

Washington J. C. Penney Hoover

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