Alabama Governor Proclaims 1934 Election Amendment
Governor Miller proclaims a statewide election on November 6, 1934 to decide a constitutional amendment altering compensation of Mobile County officers including probate judge tax assessors and circuit court officials. Notice to be published weekly for eight weeks in each Alabama county. Attest: Secretary of State Jar Man.
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Alabama
I. B. Miller
State of
Alaama
Mobile County
Circuit Court
Montgomery
Piano trade offer in Dothan ad from Skipper and Forbes
Brand new upright or grand piano or electric refrigerator offered in exchange for a Ford or Chevrolet. Contact E H Skipper at 91 Dothan Alabama in care of E E Forbes and Sons Piano Co Birmingham Alabama.
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Skipper
Ala
Tel
E. F. Sand Sons Plann Co
Ford
Chevrolet
E. H. Skipper
Dothan
E. E. Forbes
Africa expands defense with eight new regiments
Africa expands its defense force with eight new regiments named for national heroes. Reorganization introduces trench mortars and specialized roles such as machine gun crews anti tank gunners and signalers. Regiments formed in the Free State include De Wet Steyn and Louw Wepener while Transvaal will host Louis Botha De la Rey and others to cover northern eastern and western regions.
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Free State
de Wet
Steyn
Louw Wepener
Transvaal
Louis Botha
de Ia Rey
Botha
Chinese Soldiers Taught Boxing by Marines
Chinese officers of the 32nd Army are ordered to take boxing lessons from American Marines stationed here. Six young officers will learn self defense, then train others in their units as part of a broader move to improve personal defense.
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Peiping
Salng Chen
32Nd
Shang
Open season on moose expected in Minnesota
Baudette Minnesota AP reports a renewed moose season as wildlife officials anticipate increased sightings and hunting opportunities. The article notes prior drops in moose numbers and outlines management considerations for the upcoming harvest period.
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Minnesota
Sawyer Clinches New Brockton Mayoral Seat In 105 to 70 Win
John L. Sawyer defeated C. Peacock by a 105 to 70 vote to become mayor of New Brockton. Council members named are J. A. Sawyer S. D. Fuller S. T. Jones W. C. Taylor and C. B. Bell.
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New Brockton
John L. Sawyer
C. Peacock
J. A. Sawyer
S. D. Fuller
S. T. Jones
W. C. Taylor
C. B. Bell
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