Kilby Returns from River Improvement Convention
Lieutenant Governor Elect Thomas E. Kilby spent Friday in Birmingham en route to Anniston from Decatur. He attended the Tennessee River Improvement convention and praised the delegates enthusiasm for river projects. Volunteers from north Alabama and Tennessee offered to petition Congress to support the engineers report, signaling strong support for opening the Tennessee River soon.
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