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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1935
Page
7
A jumble of social items from Dothan and Midland City describes showers for brides to be, bridal party guest lists, visits and gatherings. Notable mentions include Mrs. Columbus Crawford in Midland City, Mrs. Chester Hicks in Route Two Ashford, and Mrs. Arthur Hughes. Also reports from New York highlight Kellogg’s resignation and Grace Moore’s Paris fashion choices.
An advertorial style claim promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a scientific malaria remedy. It asserts rapid relief from chills and fever and touts tastelessness as a benefit, naming Elisra Grovel Pesce as CU Tonic and presenting the product as an effective malaria treatment.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept 24 APS Tom Mooney and Warren Billings face each other in a freedom hearing the first meeting in 18 years Mooney seeks to prove he was convicted on perjured testimony Billings transferred from Folsom to the habeas corpus proceeding California Supreme Court ordered Billings brought here Mooney's counsel rely on Billings testimony to bolster their case. Billings threatens to halt the hearing if not permitted to be present
Thad Holt, Alabama WPA director, is without authority to alter the security scale though he may adjust hours worked. Attending the conference were Judge John D. Petre, V c Finch, R A Moore, Louis Bowen, W C Hare, J W Heustess, Mayor John Burton, Edward Reid, and A F Dittmar among others from state labor and municipal groups.
Gallup New Mexico report wires that John Barrymore, from a New York telephonic booth, described a pleasant conversation with his estranged wife Dolores Costello and praised her as a lovely woman. He plans to see his two children and hinted at reconciliation while Mrs. Barrymore in Los Angeles pursues divorce but would allow parental access under proper conditions.
A 2 year old New Yorker miner who earns eight dollars weekly found 150 000 dollars in negotiable bonds in the financial district and returned them to brokers earning praise from a police lieutenant and a promised reward. His family faced hardship after his father’s printer job but the youth aims to support them through journalism studies.
Prince Jama Daoud nephew of King Foud of Esynt departs from Port Said to Addis Ababa to serve Ethiopia. He has secured his own passport though not Yet guaranteed when he may wed. The report notes other distant, mostly unrelated items about Gothic period decoration and a giant cactus reaching seventy feet in the south.
President Rooosevelt allocates 3350,000 from the works relief fund to the labor department for a perpetual inventory of applicants for public employment. Of this sum 5825,000 is allotted to Alabama. The inventory will cover applicants in all offices reporting to the Federal Employment Service to obtain a current picture of geographical distribution, occupation, age, sex, color, veterans status, and unemployment status of all applicants.
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