New Press Rules Tighten Censorship by Creel Committee
Wellington July 31. The committee on public information issued a fresh set of press regulations replacing prior voluntary censorship. The rules bar publication of the arrival of American troops at European ports until authorized by the Secretary of War or Navy, tightening previous allowances. George Creel defends the restatement to curb violations and clarify expectations.
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Wellington
Committee On Public Information
George Creel
Europe
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Bond Approved for Mobile County Tax Collector Dorlan
Montgomery July 31 Special Phelan B Dorlan tax collector of Mobile county reelected last November qualified for his new term by filing a bond for 75000 with the state auditor the bond covers two times the funds he may hold at any one time Also on Monday tax assessors Walter P Patton of Eutaw Greene county U L Burks of Rockford Coosa county and Jesse L McLane of Talladega Talladega county filed bonds and qualified
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Montgomery
Phelan B. Dorlan
Mobile County
Dorlan
Walter P. Patton
Eutaw
Greene County
U. L. Burks
Rockford
Coosa County
Jesse L. McLane
Talladega
Talladega County
Bankhead Highway scouting party announces inspection tour
The Bankhead Highway Association outlines a multi city inspection trip from Atlanta to Anniston and Carrollton. The August schedule includes meetings in Atlanta and Anniston with Col. Plowman J A Rountree and John W O Nea l leading officials and media guests. The Cedartown Piedmont route will be inspected August 14 with stops at Dallas Rockmart Piedmont Jacksonville and Borden Springs.
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Bankhead Highway Association
Birmingham
Atlanta
Anniston
Col. T. 8. Plowman
Pras
J A. Rountree
John W. O'Neal
Bankhead Highway
Bankhead
Senate
Automobile
Good Roads
Cedartown
Piedmont
Dallas
Rockmart
Jacksonville
Borden Springs
Annig
Oxford
Edwardsville
Fruithurst
Ala
Waco
Bremen
Temple
Villa Rica
Winston
Douglasville
Lithia Springs
Austell
Sand Hill
Carrollton
Clifton Hotel
Bowdon
Ranburoa
High Tower
Bell's Mill
Heflin
Interesting and Historic Polkville Furnace in Calhoun County
In Calhoun County lore, the Polkville furnace near Ohatchee may have been Alabama’s first heated iron plant, possibly pre dating the Polkville site. Builders Moore and Shepperd, with Noah Goode as general manager, funded and operated the plant, later renamed Goode & Moore. The facility used water power, a dam on Cane Creek, trip hammers, and a later turbine, producing wrought iron and other goods hauled to Riverside and West Pointka by flatboats. The old plant, damaged in the Civil War, was rebuilt postwar but faced further changes under Crow Morris and Brothers, who carried on iron production with new dam construction.
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Montgomery
Polkville
Ohatchee
Calhoun County
Calhoun
James K. Polk
Polksville
Moore & Shepperd
New York
Noah Goode
Pennsylvania
John Moore
Alabama
Perd
Goode & Moore
Dr. FP. H. Brothers
Dan Crow
FE. G. Morris
Anniston
Bob Lloyd
Goode
Crow
Dr. P. H. Brothers
Lloyd
Camping Grounds Open At Estes Park In National Park
Estes Park Colorado opens a government recreation program with tents at Lawn Lake Glade Gorge Lake Loch Vale Big Bear and Bear Lake. Camp stores garbage pits and rangers will manage facilities for tourist camping.
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Estes Park
Colo
National Parks
Lawn Lake
Glade Gorge
Lake Lochvale
Big Bury
Bear Lake
New Perry Sheriff Named for Montgomery County July 31
George W. Richardson of Marly was appointed sheriff of Perry County by Governor Henderson. He will succeed R. W. Woolly Marion who resigned due to ill health. Richardson will take office as soon as he is qualified.
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Montgomery
George W. Richardson
Marly
Perry County
Henderson
R. W. Woolly
Marion
Richarden
Corn Removal Method Promises Easy Relief
An ad-like snippet touts a home remedy for corns using two fingers to lift and remove the corn with two drops. It claims the corn shrivels and loosens from the growing flesh without harming the sprouting tissue, presenting it as a simple pleasure.
New York Legislature Opens Special Session On Food Crisis
Albany July 31 Governor Whitman calls the New York legislature to a special session to address the state food situation. The group plans a food law, with likely reapportionment of aldermanic districts and a few remaining issues from the regular session expected to be tackled.
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Albany
N. Y
Whitman
New York
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