Land Options Secured for Greensboro Project Reassessment
Dr W A Ha assistant di in charge of land utili zation said transient camp plans for the Greensboro project were abandoned with local labor to be used. The decision followed a protest by landowners at the governor's conference with resettlement officials. Labor shifts were made to Fort Morgan state park while Greensboro would use local workers in Hele and Pickens counties. Estimated cost placed at 712,000 with work to start next week.
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Hale County
W. A. Ha
Greensboro
Bibb
Fort Morgan
Baldwin County
Hele
Pickens
Hartman
Montgomery Works Progress releases six road projects
The Works Progress Administration announces six road improvement projects in Alabama beginning immediately, employing over 350 men. Projects span Montgomery, Chambers, Randolph, Tuscaloosa, Wilcox, and Baldwin counties with miles of paving and surface treatment scheduled along routes from Snoundon Road to Bay Minette and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Works Progress Administration
Montgomery County
Snoundon
Chambers County
Lee County
LaPayette
Randolph County
Roanoke
Wedowee
Tuscaloosa County
Tuscaloosa
Bamentha
Wilcox County
Oak Hill
Butler County
Pine Hill
Selma
Baldwin County
Bay
Florette Club Hosts Holiday Demonstration Evening
Mrs. Grover entertains at Florette home on Dec 11 with a candy making demo by Miss Brien Rowe assisted by Mrs. Watkins and Mrs. St. John. Rowe speaks on centerpieces and Christmas favors while a discussion on diseases is given. Each member receives a gift picture. Meeting adjourns to Jan 8 hosted by Mrs. J. W. Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Vince
Florette
Brien Rowe
Watkins
St. John
Miss Rowe
J. W. Lynn
Vincent
Meeting Called Montgome ry Alabama Farm Debt Group
C A McKinnon of Auburn regional farm debt adjustment group called a special meeting of the Alabama farm debt adjustment committee for Wednesday December 18 to discuss problems in the state and outline methods of future procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomfery
Ala
C. A. McKinnon
Auburn
Al*bama
Wits State
Dinner Disaster to Dinner Victory in Dana and Scott's Evening
Dana bungles a dinner with a ruined chicken and aspic yet Scott saves the night with a makeshift feast and champagne. They reflect on waste and craft a budget improving clothes and husband’s suit as Paula’s gaze tightens the social strain.
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Scott
Paula
Dana
Amendments Fate Awaited in Alabama Off-Year Vote
Birmingham voters face six proposed amendments with only one statewide measure. Proposal No. 2 would exempt building and loan associations from franchise tax on withdrawable stock. Local measures include funding for Decatur County's debt, Attala County school bonds, Calhoun and Tuscaloosa salary shifts for officials, Lawrence County court house bonds, and a 3 mill school tax in several Lawrence County districts.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alaama
Modle County
Attala
Calhoun
Tuscaloosa
Lawrence County
Enon
Henson
Oakville
Cave Springs
Center
Piney Grove
Speake
Southern Conference postpones key issues until February
The Southern Conference in Richmond on December 14 postponed action on admitting new members and press restrictions on financial aid to athletes. The conference postponed these two issues and then moved to discuss less controversial topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Gift Art Pictures On Sale At Goldel's Drug Store
Handpainted art pictures valued at fifteen dollars are discounted to five dollars. Also offered is two unfurnished rooms for rent, recently refinished, near Secona Avenue at 213 Jackson Street.
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Goldel
Secona Avenue
Jackson St
Dr William M Lile Dies After Stroke
Dr William Minor Lile died Friday December 13 near ichmoned Morgan county Alabama after a stroke. He taught law at the University of Virginia for 39 years and was a noted author and reform advisor. Survived by Maud Carton Lile widow and several children, siblings, and relatives in Alabama and Virginia.
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William Minor Lile
Ichmoned
Morgan County
Alabama
Allison Lile
Louisa Minor Lile
Lile
University of Virginia
American Bar Association
Virginia Bar Association
Ee Eeen Ae College of William
Minor C. Lile
Seattle
Wash
Beverly Tucker
Richmond
John Lile
Lewisburg
Henry T.lile
Hartselle
F. Dawson
Trinity
F. F. Tidwell
Decatur
E. Reinhold Rogers
Covington
Virginia
Famous pinch hitter and scattered crossword clues
Puzzle lists many clues with varying answers such as actor names, actions, and objects. Contains references to sports terms, musical notes, body parts, animals, and materials, creating an intricate crossword-style grid with multiple intersecting hints.
Athens City Plans Armory Lot Purchase
Athens Alabama December 14 Special The city council authorized buying a 180 by 300 foot lot owned by P W Hendricks Sr for 500 dollars to build an armory under WPA plan with city donating land and 15000 dollars allocated for the project. Construction to start in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
WPA
P. W. Hendricks, Sr
Accident Victim Recovering After Athens Crash
Maxwell Tidwell age 19 was seriously injured and unconscious after a Sunday night crash in Athens. He is reported out of danger at Powers Hospital and on the road to recovery. No criminal charges will be filed against Price Keyes of Athens in connection with the incident.
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Scott
Dana
Ones
Athens
Ala
Maxwell Tydwell
Price Keyes
Powers Hospital
Keyes
Kellogg Opposes Further Neutrality Legislation
Nobel Peace Prize winner Frank B Kellogg, co author of the Kellogg Briand pact, frowns on any additional American neutrality laws.
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Washington
Frank B. Kellogg
Zipper Used by Surgeons in Cancer Case
Chicago reports the zipper has been used as surgical equipment to open and close a stomach incision for daily cancer treatments. Dr. Morris Fishbein confirmed the method while declining to name the patient or hospital, noting the zipper aids repeated internal access during therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Fishbein
Work Begins On County Swimming Pool Project
Work started on a county swimming pool after authorization for a $7 647 project. An extension of city water mains costing $12 870 24 is planned. The pool will sit east of the city reservoir and use the city spring water, which is regularly inspected.
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Athens
Ala
City
Christmas Seals Placed in Mails in Morgan County
The Morgan County Tuberculosis Sanatorium Association launched the annual Christmas Seal drive sending 2 579 lots of seals to county citizens. Each name is listed on a separate card with the number of seals sent and money received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Tubrculosis Sanatorium Association
Senior class play The Gang's All Here a Riverside smash
With over 500 in attendance, the senior class play The Gang's All Here at Riverside auditorium last night proved a smashing success. The 18 member cast, directed by Mrs. Willard J. Brown, delivered a polished performance praised as the best yet from the local drama group. A notable dance interlude by Jane Malone and Jane Harris entertained, while proceeds supported expenses for the Golden Memories school annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Auditorium
Willard J. Brown
The
Janes
Jane Malone
Jane Harris
Tuberculosis Fund Seeks Public Support in County
Morgan authorities urge prompt contributions to the seal sale proceeds to stamp out tuberculosis. Treasurer notes that money received will create a permanent record and support the county sanatorium at Flint, praising early contributions from residents already joining the effort.
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Morgan
Flint
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