Dothan Eagle 1933 Friday Sept 22 Editorial Masthead
The Dothan Eagle of September 22, 1933 lists staff and policies including editors Horace Fall and William Theodore Ball Suzulan Hall Julian Kkaeee Headline not available. It notes obituaries and resolutions and billing rates for notices. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with national reps in Chicago Detroit New York Pittsburgh Des Moines.
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Dothan Eagle
William Theodore Ball Ssulan Hall
Julian Kkaeee
Associated Press
Devine-Tenney Corp
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Mr Chilton on the Spot and a Reducing Charge
The Eagle reprints editorials on Tallassee mills unionization with District Attorney Arthur B. Chilton denying use of the phrase on the spot after a dispute with E. H. Dunnegan of the Department of Labor. It also critiques the Alabama Public Service Commission’s power rate cut as unfair, favoring profitable domestic users, and laments electricity billing practices.
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E. H. Dunnegan
Department of Labor
Dick Thompson
Tallassee Tribune
Dunnegan
U. S
Arthur B. Chilton
Thompson
Chilton
Washington
the Tribune
the Public Service Commission
Alabama Public
Alabama Public Service Commission
What Has the R. F. C. Done To Individualism
MAX JONES argues that the Reconstruction Finance Corporation undermines rugged individualism by propping up industry during the Depression. He traces a shift from laissez faire to government intervention, citing tariffs, subsidies, and regulatory acts as roots of later federal aid and control. The piece, written from Dothan Alabama, frames the RFC as a death blow to American independence.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
NRA
New England
R. F.C
United States Supreme Court
Batchelor's Buttons Grown by W. C. Batchelor
The piece satirically critiques schemes and personalities in politics and trade. It highlights the vanity of certainty, notes that substitutions ruin commerce, mocks self importance, and ends with quips on groundhog day and seat hog day.
Local Notes From Dothan 20 Years Ago
Miss Laura Daniel left for Summerfield to enter college. A C Deal of Dothan was in the city on business. Miss Lillian Parish hosted the Tuesday Rock club. John McCockle of Columbia made a business trip to Dothan. J P Parker of Montgomery visited friends in Dothan. Lewis Ellis returned to Americus Ga to study law. Mr and Mrs Sam Van Landingham announced the birth of a ten pound boy. Miss Lucille Whiddon left for Nashville to enter Ward Belmont Seminary. The Empire theater showed A Tide In the Affairs of Men. Jim Wood of Wood & Jerkins cafe escaped injury when steering gear failed and car plunged into the city cemetery, smashing monuments.
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Jim Wood
Wood & Jerkins Cafe
Los Angeles Establishes Felon Registration Bureau
Los Angeles creates a criminal registration bureau to curb gangster activity. Under a county emergency ordinance, felons convicted in the last decade must register now or face a 500 dollar fine and six months in jail. Registrants must give residence and support details and notify the sheriff of address changes.
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Los Angeles
Nashville
Get Your Slicker No Soup, Please I Just Had My Still Cleaned
A quirky clipping from California Pelican features a playful line about asking for a slicker and avoiding soup, with a humorous aside about a recent clean. The fragment evokes a lighthearted tone and a local flair.
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California Pelican
Wit and Wisdom from E. W. Howe Observations and Opinions
E. W. Howe critiques table etiquette and self indulgence, dismisses books on the Brownings, and reflects on human conduct. He warns against partisan preaching, urges self-respect, and jokes about future travel while contrasting Cuban and Mormon views. The piece blends social satire with personal musings on love and society.
Ellery Queen masks public appearances for publicity
New York Letter notes Ellery Queen, the mystery writer, habitually disguises himself with a mask during public appearances to gain publicity. The piece describes his mask, his publisher's demand to conceal his identity, and a caricature of the stunt’s reception. It also mentions Janet Gaynor’s enduring NY audience and London-based entertainers Chic York and Rose King.
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New York
Ellery Queen
Mr. Queen
Queen
Columbia University
Writers’ Club
Detective Story
Janet Gaynor
Chic York
Rose King
London
William
I Sing
Gaxton
Wintergreen
How's Your Health by Br Lago Goldston
In many occupations workers contact infectious and irritating materials causing skin diseases such as dermatitis and ulcers. Professions at risk include engineers bakers confectioners and chemical workers. Skin cancer may appear in coal tar distillers. Chromium compounds cause chrome holes and nose perforations. Summer heat increases sweat gland activity boosting skin inflammations.
Sundown Stories: Top Notch and the Rainy Shed
Mary Graham Bonner’s Sundown Stories follows Top Notch who shelters in a shed with his grocery items scattered after a storm. Willy Nilly and Rip the dog face long rain, uncertainty, and survival as they seek safety and food while maintaining hope.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Top Notch
Willy Nilly
Rip
Mrs. Quacko Duck
Mr. Quacko Duck
Christopher Columbus Crow
Drewery Foy Reflects On A Quiet Holiday Rest Day
In a light remark, Drewery Foy says he spent half of his holiday in bed and the other half resting. The quote captures a low-key, relaxed break with no events or plans noted.
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Drewery Foy
Public highway paving provokes mixed views from local officials
Tax Assessor E. G. Collins argues paved roads benefit property near public highways. Bill Hardin notes extreme heat hampering tennis. Frank Pridgen comments that most people enjoy seeing their names in print though they deny it.
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E. G. Collins
Frank Pridgen
Local Dothan Talk and Odd Exchanges in Mixed News
Reporters in Dothan hear from EWELL OWENS and B H LISENEY on staying connected and crutch use while PAT JONES notes cottonseed price changes from 13 to 15 dollars per ton. ARTHUR CHILTON reports seed loan collections strong as residents discuss football. A playful scene ends with a realization the group is hungry with water nearby.
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Pat Jones
Dothan
Grandparents as a calm counterweight in childrearing
The piece argues mothers and fathers bear primary duties in discipline while grandparents offer peace and relief from daily pressures. It notes grandparents provide refuge from nerves and quarrels, yet are blamed less for misbehavior, highlighting family dynamics and intergenerational roles in Kinship advice from Kenosha Wisconsin amid a village board dispute over a vote and legal challenge.
B. V. Zamora's Onion Acres in Michigan
B V Zamora of Far Pertville Michigan holds acres of onions once gazed as the town’s premier crop. Farm records show extensive planting and anticipated harvest amid regional market interest.
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B. V. Zamora
Far Pertville
Mich
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