Death Takes Scotty's Pal Albert Johnson 72
Hollywood January 8 The man who backed Death Valley Scotty for 30 years Albert Massey Johnson 72 former president and chairman of National Life Insurance Co of Chicago died after an operation. He promoted railroad mining and public utility ventures and helped Scotty financially. He was a founder of the Fundamentalist Saiety and served at a Chicago mission. Immediate relatives survive.
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Missing state education check found in Florida forged endorsement
A $1,817.50 check issued to the Mobile County School Board disappeared after mailing from Montgomery. The Jacksonville man cashed it with a forged school board endorsement. The matter is now in federal hands.
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FPC fixes Alabama Power Jordan project original cost
The Federal Power Commission set 9,516,932.52 as the legitimate original cost of Alabama Power's Jordan hydro electric project as of December 31, 1929. The order revises a prior ruling, disallowing 3,530,576.98 of the claimed cost. Original cost data influence rate setting.
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Jan
Federal Power Commission
Alabama Power Company
Jordan
Birmingham
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Textile Consumption Rise Over The Decade
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Parents and teens clash over freedoms and discipline
In a discussion sparked by Anna W. M. Wolf, parents and children clash on rules and freedoms. Teenagers resist strict oversight while parents criticize late hours, manners, and irresponsibility, prompting a Parent-Teachers meeting to seek agreement.
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Mackenzies Column on Christmas in Russia and Religion
Mackenzie notes Orthodox Christmas celebrated in Russia despite atheistic rule. He cites World Almanac figures of believers and recalls Soviet anti religious policy after 1917. He mentions Stalin's 1943 revival of church rights and discusses a cautious revival of faith, especially among children under Bolshevik rule.
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Local Notes From Aldridge Grove And Surrounding Areas
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What Teenagers Want in Their Parents
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Pasteeta boosts denture fit for comfort and odor control
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Guardsmen Begin Food Service Training at Fort Benning
Three members of company C 1343rd Engineer Battalion Hart selle are ordered to attend a 12 week food service course at Fort Benning Georgia class 17. Privates Jesse B. Cook Lawrence E. Houser and Doyle E. Houser from Somerville will depart January 9 and return around March.
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Fort Benning
National Guardsmen
Jesse B. Cook
Somerville
Lawrence E. Houser
Doyle E. Houser
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