Alabama City Commission Law Provisions Amended 1939
The act amends city government provisions, outlines elected officer penalties and forbids relatives serving as city employees, requires annual audits by a certified accountant, and mandates publication of audit reports. It preserves existing city structures while authorizing state examination of city books at governor approval. Approved August 16, 1939.
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Alabama 1939 Acts Validating and Regulating Public Bonds
Alabama legislature approves a 1939 act validating bonds issued by towns counties boards of education and institutions and confirming related proceedings. It authorizes electric service acquisitions and amendments to city government laws with immediate effect and sets hearing and appeal procedures.
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Misfortune's Champ
Earl Wolfe of Smithfield returns home from the hospital after surviving gangrene peritonitis and a streptococcus infection. He has endured six major operations including an upside down kidneys surgery and amputation of his left arm, reflecting a long, unlikely recovery.
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Uniontown
Earl Wolfe
Smithfield
Back to beauty basics for summer skin care
An article advises on back grooming and total body care after sun exposure. It recommends a daily regimen of bathing brush scrubbing, warm and cold showers, thorough towel drying, oiling the skin, and light talcum powder. For the nose it suggests rose water compresses and a cologne wipe to remove oil and brighten skin. Zinc oxide ointment at night is advised for redness.
Hartselle Doubles Tourney crowns champions in close five set final
The Hartselle Tennis Club concluded its Doubles Tournament with a five set final won by James Stephenson and Ray White over Horace Roberts and Leeman Gibson 6 3, 7 5 3 6 2. Earlier semifinals saw Roberts Gibson beat Oden Mitchell and Stephenson White defeat Wright Stephenson. Numerous local social notices follow including bridge party highlights and a long string of visitors and travels across Alabama communities.
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Charles Oden
Billie Don Mitchell
Matthew Wiggins
Sherill Williams
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Willard Floyd
Douglas Summers
Duncan McCall
Charles Wright
Billy Stephenson
Hugh Penn
Leo Bateliff
W. J. Edwards
George Wesley West
Gurney Gene Lackey
Jack Bean
Oden
Mitchell
James Howell Stephenson
Ray White
Charles -Edward Wright
Stephenson
White
Soto
James Stephenson
Horace Roberts
Leeman Gibson
Gibson
Roberts
W. H. Black
Scout Board Sets Meeting Tonight in Decatur
The executive board of the Tennessee Valley council Boy Scouts of America will meet at the Tennessee Valley hotel in Decatur tonight. Dr. M R Moorman president announced a 7:00 p m Dutch supper opening. Representatives from Florence Sheffield Tuscumbia Athens Huntsville Hartselle Cullman Russellville Red Bay Moulton and Decatur are expected.
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J. N. Jenkins
BPW Club Holds Picnic Thursday
The De catur Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its August picnic at Hatfield Lake Thursday evening. Members are asked to gather at 6 30. The club has 35 members, the largest since its organization nearly four years ago.
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Decatur Business and Professional Women's Club
Hatfield Lake
Seven girls inflate tires in Balboa prank
In Balboa California on August 29 seven girls amused themselves by letting air out of a parked car tire. Policeman Ralph Waterloo found an old fashioned hand pump and the girls took turns inflating the tire. They promised never again.
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Ralph Waterloo
Aid Ordered for Alabama Farmers After August Flood Loss
W. W. Alexander the farm security administrator announced today that winter subsistence and seed for spring planting would be provided to Alabama farm families who lost their 1939 crops in the mid August flood, directing relief measures from Montgomery.
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Ala
W. W. Alexander
Alabama
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