Movie Schedule Highlights for Week Nights and Weekends
Universal News showcases Down To Earth with Will Rogers Dorothy Jordan and Trene Rich plus Okay America starring Lew Ayres and Maureen O Sullivan. Fox News features Congorlva and Mickey Steps Out with Friday and Saturday shows. Next Sunday presents Speak Easily with Buster Keaton and Jimmy Dumate along with The Man Who Played God. Night Mayor features Lee Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Dorothy Jordan
Trene Rich
Peter Burke
Universal News
Lew Ayres
Maureen O'Sullivan
Spider and the Fly
Fox News
Mrs. Martin Johnson
Film lineup and stars announced for upcoming week
George Bancroft and Wynne Gibson lead Lady and Gent with James Gleason and Charles Starrett in Paramount News and Comedy. Wednesday and Thursday feature 70,000 Witnesses with Phillips Homes Dorothy Jordan John Mack Brown and Charles Ruggles. Friday and Saturday present Tom Tyler in Bingle Handed Saunders, plus Paramount News and serial. Next Sunday brings Clive Brook and Claudette Colbert in The Man From Yesterday.
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George Bancroft
Wynne Gibson
Hartford Mra Guests and School Mentions
Hartford Mra records guests Mrs. D A Edwards and Mrs. J Sawyer of Macon Georgia visiting Mrs. J C Quillin. Local women Mrs. J P Strickland and Mrs. J W Hetcher spent Saturday in Dothan. Lurline Minor of Clanton and Francis Park with Janet Hanna of Tuscaloosa arrive to take duties at Geneva county high school. Charity Poole heads to Coffee Springs to teach the coming year. Mrs. J R Alford of DeFuniak Springs visits Hartford. Edith Watson Grace Bryan Yoss Ham and Louise Justice depart for Troy Teachers College. Nora Ma Holman Mary Clyde Hale Geraldine Heime Laura Jean Draughan and Lois…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Edwards
J. R. Alford
DeFuniak Springs
Fla
Hartford
Edith Watson
Grace Bryan
Yoss Ham
Louise Justice
Troy
Teachers College
Nora Ma, Holman
Mary Clyde Hale
Geraldine Heime
Laura Jean Draughan
Lois
Missing Pastors and Teachers Move Between Towns
A flurry of shuffles as families relocate for study and teaching positions. Williams family heads to Montevallo Alabama College. Catherine Metcalf to Albany Georgia to teach. Nellie Daughtry to Citronelle for home economics. Florence Childs and Myra Watson to Geneva to teach. several Hartford residents host relatives and visit churches. Also noted, Vice President Curtis proposed a national cooperative farm marketing plan to reduce the price spread between producer and consumer, with Hoover’s economic recovery cited as support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama City
Fla
Hartford
Nellie Daughtry
Citronelle
I. Rimson
Dothan
Bush Cox
Joseph C. McCormick
Elizabeth
Quinn Borland
Troy
L. M. Bashinsky
Florence Childs
Myra Watson
Geneva
Lucy Lockstand
Birmingham
A. D. Zbinden
J. Mo Riley
L. J. Cor
Fogelsville
Charles Curtis
Pennsylvania
Curtis
Curtin
Hoover
Andes Volcano Triggers Flood Threat in Australia
AP reports that ash from great Andes eruptions has entered the stratosphere and may cause floods in South Wales and Victoria. The ash film may chill Eastern Australia, with the Southern Alps blanketed in unprecedented snow. Rapid thaw could bring floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andes
Australia
Sydney
South Wales
Victoria
Alps
O Neal Shanks Resigns Bank Post to Enter Duke University
O Neal Shanks, son of Mr and Mrs Roger Shanks of this city, has resigned as clerk in the closed First National Bank of Spartanburg DC to enter Duke University. O Neal was graduated from Dothan High School in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neal Shanks
Roger Shanks
First National Bank of
Spartanburg
D. C
Duke University
O'Neal
Dothan High School
Schoolboy Rowe nickname origins in Beaumont
Linwood Rowe a 20 year old Beaumont Texas league pitcher explains his nickname Schoolboy tracing back to grammar school when he boxed and was nicknamed Newsboy before Schoolboy He played baseball basketball and football in high school earning four letters in football He chose pro baseball over college because coaches wanted him to play football too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Tex
Linwood Rowe
Nickame
Rowe
Nothing Venture by Pane Wentworth
Nan hides from her husband and Mies suspicions as F. F. notices a dramatic bridge incident. Nan recounts a night sighting of Robert Leonard and a collapsing bridge, while Ferdinand presses for truth. Jervis remains wary but intrigued as a tense domestic mystery unfolds with an impending duel and perilous hypotheses.
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Nan
Elorer
Nigel Forsyth
Mies
Robert Leonard
Jervis
Ferdinand
F. F. Jervis
Ray
New Warm Water Trout Boosts Minnesota Streams
A trout species new to Minnesota will raise by about 15 percent the number of available streams for trout. Thaddeus Lurber of the state fish and game propagation and restoration bureau says the warm water rainbow trout, imported from Missouri, could save many old streams facing drought and rising temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Thaddeus Lurber
Atato Fish and Game Propagationist
Missouri
Lurber
Sauerkraut Day Draws Thousands In Forreston
About 22,000 people attended Forreston Illinois sauerkraut day as locals showcased hospitality. The crowd consumed 225 gallons of sauerkraut, 1,200 pounds of pork, 800 loaves of bread, 8,000 doughnuts, 3,000 buns and 600 gallons of coffee.
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Forreston
Ill
Sauer Kraut Day Celebration Sparks Free Food Row
In a festive event marking Sauer kraut Day for the seventeenth year, 1,200 pounds of assorted meat were available free. Attendees included strangers from six communities, with treats like braided rugs and other crafts on display.
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Forresten
Reply To a Gross Misstatement Of Fact About Truck Bill
A public notice debunks an Alabama Truck Bill claim that 18 000 trucks would be scrapped under HB 112. It cites August 1932 tax records showing 31 386 trucks, 30 120 under 2 tons, and 1 346 over 2 tons, with a breakdown of capacities from a Commercial Car Journal table. It argues the advertisement misleads by comparing to other states and misstates legal limits.
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Alabama
Ford
Chevrolet
State Tax Commission
Commercial Car Journal
House of Cards
Otttain
Louisiana
Gaggia
Georgia
Supreme Court of Georgia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Florida
Texas
Supreme Court
Oregon
Friends of the
Ra Roads
Iam
Gomery
Clifford Older
Ameing
Mid
Davit
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Houston
Lee Tracy
Chic Sale
Ann Dvorak
David Manners
Noah Beery
Tom Tyler
Leval
Man Who Played
God
George Arilss
Rupert G. Witt
Seaman’s Church Institute
Mobile
Bank
Naltana
First National Bank
G. H. Masons
W. BR. Watford
W. D. Malone
F. F
Erdinand Francis
Gladstone
Mr. Francis
Lavent Rou
Wiinand
Isrtig
Bran
Burma
Attie
Jerris
Mrs. Jervis
Fergnand
Lippincott
Non
Ferdinand Francis
Chattahooch Inn
Gordon
the Dickson Brothers
Dodge Bros
Federal
General Motors
Indiana
Mack
Pierce-Arrow
Alabama Highway Protective Association
Alabama Association of Railway & Express
Alabama Railroad Committee
Montgomery, Ala
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