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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions Bouty Bernde and a sister of rol with Emily memory, plus Carrols hair plant and TeasSine piamistten. The visible content resembles garbled notes from a local record or notice, lacking clear events, dates, or concrete actions.
Emily debates outfits with friends for a social visit in Carrollton. Dan Rayner, a widower, arrives with a stylish, hard-edged air while Aubrey and Judith discuss fox hunts, dogs, and a late night poker session. The group plans a cabin supper and a dawn fox chase as Emily worries about her stamina and a looming absence.
New Deal leaders faced a wave of protests from communities left short by public works and slum clearance cuts. Officials in states and cities mobilized to push senators after the 87 housing and slum projects survived pruning. Roosevelt redirected funds to Works Progress Administration to maximize job creation while limiting overall federal outlay.
Memel, a small Baltic seaport with 140 000 people, faces a Sept 28 vote on its status amid German Lithuanian fight for control. The region 94 percent of its area was detached from Germany by the Versailles treaty and placed under a Lithuanian backed council, with potential moves toward independence autonomy or return to the Reich.
Dr. HRH Goddard, a calculating rocket scientist, cites superstition as reason to refrain from forecasting success for Stratosphere Nights experiments. He notes final results may shift and expects colleagues Lindbergh and Guggenheim to return next year. The plan is to launch a instrumented rocket about 120 miles into the stratosphere to collect data valuable to aviation.
Police tighten the net around the so called Strasbourg strangler France s dread criminal who taunts authorities after signing crimes and attending victims funerals The three-year hunt intensified after a boy’s murder on a Strasbourg street and a string of letters to police signaling the killer s continued boldness and fear among residents
A fragmented note indicates Griffin awaits payment from Clethag Geo with rough timing uncertain. The text references Thursday and Crete and hints at a standard settlement but lacks clear names, dates, or amounts for a firm conclusion.
Joseph Kennedy, former chairman of the securities commission, resigns to observe economics in Europe for President Roosevelt. En route he plans interviews with foreign officials and will handle registration forms for securities on New York exchanges. Kennedy says he is out of politics though available for advisory roles.
A fragmented OCR snippet references a publishing item and a series of 22 textbooks for reserve forces. It mentions circulation metrics and assorted garbled phrases including native Germany and an owner named Pindons. The readable facts are sparse but indicate publication items and distribution counts.
Judge Sazan P. Poyner and the National Guard band he led will say goodbye at a Houston Hotel banquet. Police officers attended as the judge received a silver service set. Dorothy Gish seeks divorce and to restore her maiden name. A separate court report notes James M. Reanta of New York was found guilty of intolerable cruelty in a long-standing case. The broader text also outlines postwar Lithuanian-German tensions and allied protests over Memel.
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