Convention Sessions Set at Piedmont Hotel Assembly Hall
The convention will begin Wednesday morning in the Piedmont hotel assembly hall. Tuesday covers delegate registration and greeting. Wednesday includes meetings of the organization’s standing committees that usually hold meetings at this time.
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Piedmont Hotel
Open forum to address real estate issues in tlue gathering
The tlue committee schedules an 8 o clock Wednesday open forum for free discussion of real estate topics including taxation housing needed legislation and other features. Thursday and Friday feature executive sessions a buffet luncheon and an automobile ride with a Thursday banquet at Druid Hills Golf Club with Forrest Adair as toastmaster. Wednesday noon luncheon by the local ladies club for Mrs Taylor and a Wednesday evening theater party at the Howard for wives and visitors with further activities across the program.
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Tlue
Druid Hills’ Golf Club
Forrest Adair
Atlanta
Taylor
Association
Pleadmont Driving Club
the Howard
Early vote due on U S operation of nitrate plant
Washington January 10 a senate vote is expected on Senator Lenroot s motion to recommit the bill to form a government corporation to run the federal nitrate plant at Muscle Shoals Alabama and on an amendment favoring farmers in fertilizer pricing Other amendments aim to limit operation and a final vote may come before adjournment Senators denied Alabama Power Company influence and argued the dam is vital to the nitrate project Senator Harris urged the plant s development noting Chile supplied nitrate during the war and warned that Japan could threaten U S supply if war occurred The Learroot motion was laid over to tomorrow
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Washington
Senate
Lenroot
Wisconsin
2 & Government Corporation
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Smith
South Carolina
Learnot
Alabama Power Company
Underwood
Heflin
Hoth
Power Company
Graham Committee
Congress
Harris
Georgia
United States
Japan
America
Chile
St Luke's auxiliary seeks 500 new indigent sick members
In Anniston Alabama on a January day the St Luke's auxiliary launched a drive to add 500 members. The women group supports indigent care by providing rooms and treatment in St Luke's Hospital. It maintains a bed endowed by W. We Stringfellow, supervises another donated bed, and now oversees a third. Free medical care medicines and supplies are given to patients and garments are sewn by local women to comfort those in need.
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Anniston
Escapees Returned From Camp After October Attempt
J P Hurt alias Seagers and accomplice Frank attempted escape from hospital ward at convict camp on October 19. Hurt was arrested in Baltimore and brought back to state hospital court before Judge Calhoun. Months given for escaping. Additional escapees from December 20 were also brought before the judge.
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BF. Seagers
J. P. Hurt
Balti- 1
Sttas
Cal
Calhoun
Uncertain plea as children fear being sent away
Distressed voices appeal to a person of power, claiming divine trust to save and feed many babies. They ask how many can be sheltered and fed, highlighting the anxiety of those fearing separation and loss.
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Detroit
D.w. Worky
Toledo
Ohio
Hart Schaffner. & Marx
Crombie
Daniel Bros. Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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