Solutions Suggested Tea In National Problems
Alabama Farm Bureau President James D Hays outlined to Auburn University a series of suggestions for solving national issues He argued deficit spending centralizes power and that constitutional changes are made by individuals not by legal amendments He urged addressing big problems by breaking them into smaller parts and making decisions at lower levels.
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Auburn
Alabama Farm Bureau
James D. Hays
Auburn University
Hays
Auburn Christmas Scheduled For TV
Auburn presents Christmas at Auburn a 30 minute TV special showing student holiday activities. Scenes include decorating the Union tree helping with a children's party and singing carols with international students. Produced by Auburn music department University Relations and Auburn television. Aired on ETV at 3 pm and 9 pm Thursday with WMSL TV Decatur and WOWL TV Florence each at 12 30 pm Saturday.
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Auburn
Union
Music Department
University Relations
Auburn Television
Wmsl-Tv
Decatur
Wowltv
Florence
Reading List of Notable Books and Authors
A catalog of titles with authors listed in two groups. Notable works include The Secret of Santa Vittoria by Crichton and Valley of the Dolls by Susann alongside histories and legal texts such as How to Avoid Probate and The Jury Returns. The list pairs fiction and non fiction entries with authors.
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Santa Vittoria
Crichton
Drury
Susann
West
Renault
Clavell
O’connor
Malamud
Robbins
Petrakis
Lane
Levenson
Berne
Dacey
Boston Strangler
Frank
Kennedy
Salinger
Masters
Johnson
Winston S. Churchill
Churchill
Nizer
Auburn confers 459 degrees in fall quarter graduation
Auburn University President Harry M. Philpott announced 459 degrees awarded in the fall quarter ceremonies. Among graduates, John Euvell Cochran Jr. of Dawson and Terry Boykin Cooper of Gadsden earned highest honor for near perfect undergraduate records. Major General Matthew Kemp Deichelmann administered oaths and presented commissions to graduates, including his son Lt. Steven T. Deichelmann.
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Hay
Republic
America
Auburn
Harry M. Philpott
John Euvell Cochran Jr
Dawson
Terry Boykin Cooper
Gadsden
Nancy Carol Wilcox Scroggins
Pell City
Lavene Lynell Vorel
Silverhill
Judith Enola Gregory
Albertville
Matthew Kemp Deichelmann
USAF
Montgomery
Air Force
Steven T. Deichelmann
The First New Deal by Raymond Moley
A detailed, intimate account of the early New Deal from Moley, a Brain Trust member. The book covers his role shaping the NRA, the debt question split with Stimson, and tensions with Roosevelt, ending with controversial 1936 disagreements.
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Brain Trust
New Deal
Columbia University
Raymond Moley
Moley
Saheasities
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry L. Stimson
Roosevelt
Stimson
Congress
Week of Prayer for Foreign Mission Observed by Women Group
The Woman's Missionary Union held a week of prayer for foreign missions with Mrs Hugh Lindsey as prayer chairman on Monday. Other leaders included Mrs Bill Simrell Mrs Lewis Sims and Mrs Add Randolph with joint G A activities led by Add Randolph. Readings centered on My Island of Sumatra and a church wide offering for the foreign mission course.
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Woman’s Missionary Union
Foreign Mission
Hugh Lindsey
Add Randolph
Island
Sumatra
Lewis Sims
Vickie Livingston
Abby Lockhart
Rita Steele
Pat Lindsey
Susan
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Kong
Marlon Brando
Chaplin
Harry Philpott
Westgate Shopping
EL Westaste
Slippers
Eo Sellers
Elliot Rosen
Harcourt
F.D.R
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Supreme Court
A.A.A
N.R.A
York Times News Service
McWhirter
Danville
Birdie Mae Randolph
Ina Stephenson
Carolyn Jo Randolph
Foreign Mission Course
Edward Livingston
Sharon
Vickie
Roney
James Tomlinson
Birmingham
Banks Gym
Calhoun Junior College
James Teague
Biock-Caanaver
Audie
Lott of
Hartselle
Martha Hyer
Clint Walker
The
Princess Theater
Ralph Jones
For
2Nd Ave
S.E
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
New York, N.Y
Seweres
Moses
Seth Ats
Aaralas
North Alabama
Bank Street
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