Pay Hike Bill Aims For Top Government Raises
A bill to raise pay for the President from 75000 to 100000 and the Vice President to 30000 with expense allowances seeks Senate approval Thursday. The measure would also boost 222 other top officials and give 15 500 federal workers small annual increases, with overall annual cost near 6.21 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senate Civil Service Committee
Truman
McKellar
D-Tenn
Senate Republicans
Tait
Ohio
Barkley
Probation For Star Sought After Mitchum Convicted
Los Angeles January report states Robert Mitchum was convicted of conspiring to possess marijuana but escaped prison. Judge Clement Nye set a February 9 probation hearing after a 45 minute trial sans jury. Mitchum, 81, remains free on $1000 bond with Lila Leeds and Robin Ford also convicted. Vicki Evans claimed hardship in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jan. H—Ip
Robert Mitchum
Serior
Clement D. Nye
Jerry Giesler
Giesler
Mitchum
Lila Leeds
Robin Ford
Vicki Evans
Miss Leeds
Ford
Miss Evans
New York
Negroes Register Mobile After Court Ruling
Mobile Alabama January 11 incompletely reported register figures show a rising number of Black residents registering to vote. Twenty four registered Saturday and Monday following a federal court ruling voiding Alabama Boswell amendment. Prior to the ruling 104 negroes had registered in Mobile county under the two year old provision. The board anticipated eight more registrations today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Wanted salesmen for old line life insurance company
Wanted salesmen for Regal Reserve Life Insurance Company. Age 45. Must have dependents. Insurance sales experience not necessary. $150 plus expenses first month during training. Minimum income of $250 ex month plus bonuses. Good job for ambitious men ready to work. Contact Mr. or Mr. Roberts, 1010 1-2 For Phariday 1 to 4B. PAM w 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Line
Regal Reserve Life Insurance Company
Market Roundup Shows Mixed Gold and Steel Moves
Wall Street opened with a narrow, mixed trend as most stocks edged lower. Homestake Mining rose briefly while Dome mines gained. Cornucopia Gold and Wright-Hargreaves posted curb gains. Losers included U S Steel Bethlehem Steel General Motors Woolworth International Harvester and United Aircraft. Notable small gains came from Chrysler Firestone Deere Coca-Cola Dow Chemical Du Pont and Southern Railway. Curb losers were Pancoastal Oil Pantepec Oil Waltham Watch United Light and Kaiser-Frazer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Dome
Cornucopia
Wright-Hargreaves
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Woolworth
International Harvester
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Kennecott Cooper
General Electric
Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak
American Woolen
Union Pacific
Nickel Plate
Texas Co
Transcontinental
Western Air
Chrysler
Firestone
Deere
Coca-Cola
American Smelting
Dow Chemical
du Pont
Southern Railway
Pancoastal Oil
Pantepec Oil
Waltham Watch
United Light
Kaiser-Frazer
Nashville Livestock Market Report Northbound Tennessee
Nashville Tenn Jan 11. Cattle sales slow to weak with 670 809 lb steers 23.75 few common 17.75 22.00 cows 3.00 16.50 vealers 29.00 36.00 calves 18.00 28.00 hogs 800 head top 21.00 140 160 lb 18.50 240 280 lb 18.75 19.00 sheep 50 head lambs 20.00 23.00 ewes 9.00 down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville Livestock
Nashville
Tenn
Federal State Departments of Agriculture
North Georgia poultry market sees mixed demand and steady fryers
In Atlanta on January 11 the North Georgia live poultry market shows fryer prices holding steady despite unsettled undertones. Under 3 lb birds remain plentiful with fair to good demand, while over 3 lb fryers face slower inquiry and more abundant supplies. FOB farm prices reflect regional variation with New Hampshire Reds and White crosses at 27.5–30 cents and Barred Rock Crosses at 26.5–28 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
USDA
North Georgia
New Hampshire
New York Cotton Rises on Short Covering and Strong Demand
Cotton futures firmed with short covering and trade buying as export forecasts for the season reach up to 4 000 000 bales. ECA credit to Britain and a similar Chinese purchase supported sentiment. Late quotes showed gains with March at 32.43, May 32.20, July 31.21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
ECA
Great Britain
China
Morgan County hires three new teachers and an agriculture head
Morgan County Board of Education announces three new teachers. Cecil J. Teague and William C. Sims join Cotaco staff while Harold McMillan is named assistant headteacher of vocational agriculture for Morgan veterans. Teague is a Cotaco agriculture teacher replacing J L Rogers who resigned. Sims is a Cotaco junior high teacher replacing Mrs Rogers. McMillan is a December Auburn graduate and native of West Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County Board of Education
H.R. Leeman
Cecil J. Teague
William C. Sims
Cotaco
Harold McMillan
Veterans
Mr. Teague
J. L. Rogers
Huntsville
St. Clair County
Teague
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Sims
Peabody College
Cotato
Hartselle
McMillan
Morgan Veterans
Auburn
West Decatur
Filibuster Buster Measure Moves to Floor Soon
Hayden proposes a resolution to end debate at any time by a two thirds vote, expected to precede other proposals in the push to curb filibusters, including Morse's plan for a major vote to end debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster
Hayden
Morse
Senior High PTA To Meet Thursday
The senior high PTA will meet Thursday at 3 15 P M at the senior high school. Principal speaker will be Mrs T H Orr who will discuss Society. Martha Jean Hill Jean Green and Jimmy Ta will have charge of the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
T. H. Orr
Martha Jean Hill
Jean Green
Jimmy Taun
Miss Trafford Speaks on Florida Trip at Rotary
Miss Eileen Trafford exchange teacher from Bradford England spoke at the Rotary luncheon in Hotel Lyons about her Christmas holiday in Florida. She recounted discovering money in grafted oranges and discussed her teaching stint at Decatur junior high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eileen Trafford
Bradford
Eng
Rotary Club
Lyons
Miss Trafford
Decatur
O. S. Hagerman
International Service Committee
Otis E. Kirby
Florida
South
Detroit
Mich
North
Ala
Frank Scroggins
Ed Branch
MYF Activities At Christmas Praised In Lebanon Church
The MYF of Lebanon Methodist church earned praise for Christmas charity and a pageant titled Child Of Bethlehem directed by Rev. Sammie Stabler. They delivered 15 gift boxes to the sick and shut ins and held a tacky party with a sock supper and New Year’s watch service. Grace Hogan and Robert Myers were named tackiest couple, with judges Rev. Stabler and Robert Heaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MYF of Lebanon Methodist Church
MYF
Robert Myers
Grace Hogan
Rev. Stabler
Robert—Heaps
Ollie Jean Kelsoe
Red Shield Cage Season Opens At Lafayette Street
The Red Shield basket ball league opens this evening at 6 30 pm with a public inspection of the newly decorated Red Shield Boys Club at Lafayette Street. Salvation Army Division Commander Huffman invited. advisory and boys club committees attend. Senior Hillbillies clash with Moonshiners. juniors Scouts meet Black Hawks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Shield
Lafayette Street
Salvation Army
W. J. Huffman
Hillbillies
Moonshiners
Scouts
Black Hawks
Ten Votes Cast In Annexation Election Today
The article notes ten votes had been cast at noon in a bid to annex a 40 acre area west of Second Street into the city. Howard W. Johnson said about 20 voters were expected to cast secret ballots and polls at Decatur nursery close at 6 PM. This is the fourth annexation election in the Decatur area with two previous incorporations and one rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Howard W. Johnson
the Daily
Memorial Stadium Named for Selma War Heroes
Selma Alabama city council named the new athletics field Selma Memorial Stadium to honor Dallas County men who died in World War I. A construction contract of 255 646 was awarded to Cooper Brothers Construction Co for the stadium, and 32 995 for rebuilding the Rowell Base ball field grandstand. Work should start soon with completion hoped before the 1949 May season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
Selma Memorial Stadium
Cooper Brothers Construction Co
Rowell
Dallas County
Keenum Receives Treatment for Finger Injuries at Work
Charles Keenum sustained injuries to two fingers while operating a cutter in the press room at Tennessee Valley Press on Monday. After medical care, he returned to his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keenum
Tennessee Valley Press
Port of Mobile key to Alabama economy speaker says
Henry W Sweet director of Alabama state docks and terminals told the Decatur Lions Club that the Port of Mobile handled more than a billion dollars in cargo last year and is the sixth largest in foreign traffic. He said 6 000 people work at the docks and urged development of inland docks and streams to boost state growth. Guests included Paul Kincaid Cliff Nungester Maynard Layman Phil Nungester and Fred Rucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Mobile
Henry W Sweet
Alabama State Docks and Terminals
Decatur Lions Club
Decatur
Gulf Coast
Seven Seas
Paul Kincaid
Cliff Nungester
Maynard Layman
Phil Nungester
Fred Rucker
Montgomery
Forrestal to Stay at Post After Talks With Truman
James V. Forrestal said after a White House talk with President Truman that he expects to remain as Secretary of Defense. He noted he may submit his resignation as routine but does not expect it to be accepted and that he wishes to continue in the cabinet. He discussed security act changes to be sent to Congress within two to three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
McKellar
Civil Service Committee
Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
80Th -Congress
Rochats
Flanders VI
Lucas
D-Ill
Conor
D-Md
Baldwin
Rconn
Rict of
Columbia
Washington
James V. Forrestal
Forrestal
White House
Congress
Defense
Roe Fulkerson Dies Founder of Kiwanis
Hollywood California January 11 Roe Fulkerson 79 a founder and editor of Kiwanis magazine died after three years of ill health He was the first president of the D C Kiwanis club honorary Kiwanis International president and long time writer and columnist for Washington newspapers He helped shape Kiwanis motto We Build and had lived in Hollywood for 17 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fia
Roe Fulkerson
Kiwanis International
Fulkerson
D. C
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Magazine
Maryville
Tenn
Washington
Kiwanis
Doctor S A Gordon Stricken at Selma Hospital
Dr. S A Gordon of Marion Alabama former Alabama Medical Society president collapsed in Selma hospital today with serious condition. Hospital reports critical status and relatives were summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Selma
Ala
S. A. Gordon
Marion
Alabama Medical Society
Party Delays Move on Dixie Intra-Party Shifts Delayed
Washington officials said no action would be taken to replace committee members from four Southern anti Truman states before a spring meeting. The Democratic National Committee still lists current members and has not confirmed reports of changes in Louisiana Mississippi South Carolina and Alabama. Louisiana and Mississippi have eliminated members from the list since September while South Carolina and Mississippi backed pro Truman organizations for their electors. Louisiana seeks replacements for W. H. Talbot and Mary Evelyn Dickerson as new members, while Mississippi shows Clarence E Hood Jr and Mrs John Clark on the roll. Marion Rushton remains out as Alabama national committeeman with Lennard Thomas still listed as committeewoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Democratic Register
South Carolina
Alabama
J. Strom Thurmond
W. H. Talbot
New Orleans
Mary Evelyn Dickerson
Oakdale
Clarence E. Hood, Jr
Meridian
John Clark
DeKalb
Ashton H. Williams
Lake City
J. Richard Allison
Nations, Budgets, and Movements Parade Through World News
Across the globe reports show Soviet budget claims highlighting military aid and overseas expansion. Belgium's postwar cost of living soars. Indonesia visiting rights stall in the UN Security Council. Berlin plagued by blockades drawing humanitarian airlifts. Poland and Russia sit out Balkans talks. British troops curb squatters in Malaya. DeHavilland eyes Italian jet production. Panama shifts to defend the canal amid U.S. troop withdrawals.
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Chamber of Deputies
Moscow
Truman
Dnted
United States
United Nations
Security Council
Berlin
Dena
Chemnitz
Germany
Russia
Belgium
United Nations Special Commission For
Balkans
Poland
Comeo Eee
Maaya
DeHavilland Aircraft Company
Italy
Panama
Canal
U. S
Tax hike proposals target corporations and high earners
Rep Taber says the budget must be cut down to earth as the President favors most of the $4 million tax increase from corporations. Rep Eberhar ter supports increases aimed at corporations and individuals with incomes of $16 000 a year or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep
Taber
R-N_ Y
Eberharter
D-Pa
Alarm Works as Bandit Learns Upon His Arrest
In San Francisco a holdup man pointed two guns at 55 year old Annie Waxman in her grocery demanding the dough and then four bottles of whiskey to make eight. He fled toward the door but was intercepted by Motorcycle Officers Herbert Morey and Kenneth Jordan as the store keeper revealed she had installed a Quizer alarm after four prior robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Annie Waxman
Herbert Morey
Kenneth R. Jordan
Fred Turney Rites Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Fred Turney of Valhermosa Springs will be held Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev. Robert Glenn officiating. Burial will be at Valhermosa cemetery, Peck directing, pallbearers listed as W G Grantland Melvin Williams David McAnally Paul Thomas D B Day Jr and Joe Rolfe Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Turney
Valhermosa Springs
Robert Glenn
Valhermosa Cemetery
Peck Directing
W. G .Grantland
Melvin Williams
David McAnally
Paul Thomas
D. B. Day Jr
Joe Rolfe Jr
Deed Transfers Include Counts to Curtis Taylor and Others
A list of daily record deeds shows Ida Counts transferring to Curtis Taylor for 3500 dollars, plus transfers from W. Van Gilbert to Ray Childs 850 and to D. M. McCoy 1450, with multiple other transfers including the City of Decatur to Sam E. Pruett for 2250.50 and a 1919 date noted for Doris Terry to Elba L. Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Curtis Taylor
W. van Gilbert
Ray Childs
D. M. McCoy
William Audrey Hendrix
Earl Glenn
William P. Norris
Annie Lou Jansen
Joseph E. Ruby
John W. Bracken
Joe Taylor Robinson
David Mobley
John D. Wyker
W. B. Harvey Jr
Doris Terry
Elba L. Terry
Roberts. Summerferd
Wallace E. Summerferd
North Alabama farm equipment meeting opens at Kroell
A two day district event at Kroell Tractor on First Avenue gathers county agents and 4-H leaders from 16 counties. Auburn extension staff L L Self Tom Gaillard and H E Logue lead sessions as Pan American Oil Company demos tractors greasing and maintenance. Sponsors include Truck and Tractor companies Pittman Implement Kroell and others from Hartselle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Alabama
Kroell Tractor Company
First Avenue
Coun Ty
Auburn Extension Service
L. L. Self
Tom Gaillard
H. E. Logue
Eee Truck and Tractor Company
J. D. Pittman Implement Company
Kroell Tractor Company Ryan and Entrekin
Subzero Blasts Hit Western States And Snowbound Towns
Cold snaps hit Montana North Dakota Wyoming Colorado Idaho and Oregon with readings as low as 24 below in Harve Montana and 6 below in Pocatello Idaho. Snow paralyzed Gordon Nebraska and Tinton South Dakota isolating towns and prompting emergency relief as supplies dwindled and planes failed to land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fernando Valley
Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Mercury
Harve
Mont
Pembinay N. D
Evenue
Wyo
Pocatello
Denver
Burns
Ore
Amarillo
Tex
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Rockies
Gordon
Nebr
Tinton
S D
Black Hills
Pacific Northwest
Washington Power Company
Dan Heilman Brings History to Life in The American Adventure
Dan Heilman is praised as a gifted artist who makes American history vivid. He portrays dramatic figures as living people rather than lifeless statues and aims to animate history through his strip The American Adventure. His craft adds distinction and beauty to this popular art form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Heilman
Heilman
Gece
Local Notes From Decatur and Nearby Areas
Arthur Smith of TVA visits Decatur on business. Randolph Neeley of International Paper Sales Co. visits. H. R. Hamilton, county registrar member, ill at home. Mr. and Mrs. Meadows and Sim Howell travel to Memphis. Lena Harvey Bishop YWA meeting tonight at 7 30 at Joy Delmore home. Rev G M Davenport attends Birmingham meeting of church committee. Huffman family welcomes daughter born at Decatur General Hospital. Mrs Hobbs ill at Decatur General Hospital. Baby Harry Fuller ill at Decatur General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Harvey
Ywa
Central Baptist Church
Joy Delmore
First Street
Fred Huffman
Tanner
Decatur General Hospital
Harry Fuller
Trinity 1
Pair Stolen Goods Tied to Athens Area Burglaries
Two men held in Atlanta then moved to Birmingham by federal authorities face charges in Decatur burglaries. Officers recovered items matching those stolen from O. B. Tutin’s cafe near Athens and James Newby’s store north of Athens. Bryant 32 from Logan West Virginia and Smith 26 of Maryland Maine are charged with multiple thefts. Smith also linked to a Florida auto theft alias Vester Rice Wilson. Hearing date not yet set, Sheriff C. B said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Wells
Atlanta
Birmingham
Smith and Bryant
O. B. Tutin
Athens
James Newby
Decatur
Bryant
Logan
W. Va
Florida
Vester Rice Wilson
Smith
Maryland
C. B
Miss Collier Receives 30-Year Service Pin
Miss Marcella Collier was awarded a 30 year service pin by Southern Bell Telephone officials at a noon luncheon at Hotel Lyons. Frank Malone Bell state manager presented the pin with six stars marking six five year periods. A Taylor organized luncheon with ten business associates in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Collier
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Frank Malone
Bell
Birmingham
Hotel
Lyons
Miss Collier
A. Taylor
Rites On Wednesday For Capt. Wilkinson
Funeral services for Capt. Thomas C. Wilkinson Jr. will be held in Birmingham Wednesday at 3 30 p m with military honors by the American Legion. He was killed in China on July 6 1945 while serving as liaison officer and was the son of T C Wilkinson a former Decatur Daily employee. Surviving are his father two sisters Mrs A B Chapman Jr of Birmingham and Miss Jane Wilkinson of Bessemer and a nephew of Mrs W S Russell. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C._Wilkinson
Birmingham
Brown
Wilkinson
China
T. C. Wilkinson
Decatur Daily
W. S. Russell
Line Street
Russell
Elmwood
American Legion
A. B. Chapman
Jane Wilkinson
Bessemer
Fire Discovered and Schoolhouse Saved
Two women spotted smoke from Bush school annex in Birmingham on January 11. They alerted fire department, saving the fire from spreading. Damage listed at 500 dollars. annex loss could have surpassed 20,000 dollars. The main building is fireproof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Rs. H. D. Fields
Fannie Merle Smith
Ensley Steel Works
Fields
Bush School
Joseph T. Vaughan
Thirteen Accepted By The Army Here
Thirteen men left for physical examinations for entry into the Army and Air Force. Names include William Henry Carter Kenneth Varnall Carter J W Irvin William R Madis Fred Fraser Charlie L Thomas Thomas L Morris Lester L Lawrence Amos D Marrar Charles Oliver Jarmon Jay Kyle Meadows Bern ie W Sulcer Jessie B Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
Judd Mason
Army
Air Force
William Henry Carter
Hillsboro
Kenneth Varnall Carter
Athens
J. W. Irvin
Somerville
William R. Madis
Town Creek
Fred Fraser
Charlie L. Thomas
Lacon
Thomas L. Morris
Lester L. Lawrence
Amos D /arrar
Charles Oliver Jarmon
Jay Kyle Meadows
Falkville
Bennie W. Sulcer
Elkmont
Jessie B. Cook
Monthly Singing at Penn Church of God Saturday
The monthly singing at Penn Church of God is scheduled for Saturday evening at the Friendship Baptist, with Rus Jenkins as chair inviting everyone to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Church of God
Friendship Baptist Bu
Rus Jenkins
Election Called Off In Alabama House Race
A special election in Elmore county to fill a vacancy in the Alabama house was called off due to a legal issue. Rep. Hornsby resigned for health reasons and his son, retired Brig. Gen. Aubrey Hornsby, is the Democratic nominee and sole candidate. A legal notice was published 30 days in advance as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetumpka
Ala
Alabama
House of Representatives
Elmore County
Rep
Hornsby
Aubrey Hornsby
Toorsion
Ani
White House Budget Aims At Major Interior Redesign
The White House budget envisions nearly 4.5 million to remove structural fire hazards and overhaul the interior. President Truman and the first family, now at Blair House, may not return until next year as foundation work and extensive strengthening are needed. Original cost estimates were far lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
White House
Congress
Budget Bureau
W.E. Reynolds
Public Buildings Administration
Trumans
Blair House
Reynolds
Bilait House
Covernment
Robert L. Gray Called Home
Funeral services for Robert L. Gray 76 retired merchant will be held Wednesday at 2 PM from his residence 437 Elkton Street Rev X B Lavender Athens First Methodist Church will officiate Burial will be in Athens City cemetery McConnell in charge Gray died Monday night at home He operated a grocery store and meat market in Athens for about 30 years Survivors include his widow and one son Robert J Gray of Decatur Pallbearers listed Hal Sherbert R H McGuire Wesley Miller Johnny Demer Rufus Warren and Mr Beasley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
Robert L.gray
Elkton Street
X. B. Lavender
Athens First Methodist Church
Athens City Cemetery
McConnell
Gray
North
Alabama
Robert J. Gray
Decatur
Hal Sherbert
R. H. McGuire
Wesley Miller
Johnny Demer
Rufus Warren
Mr. Beasley
Widow Judge Humphrey Trial Admits Large Crowd
In Toombs Superior Court the widow Amy Mallard testifies about a Nov 20 shooting. Twelve jurors chosen from white panel. Goldman of Cleveland sits with widow after being told to leave. Trial expected to wrap in two days. defense seeks severance. venue change may be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
T. Ross Sharp
Toombs Superior Court
Joseph Goldwasser
Cleveland
Ohio
W. T. Carter
Angelina Carter
Providence Church
Howell
Goldwasser
Sharpe
W. H. Lanier
Mal
Robed Jard
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John Chadwick
Rayburn
Taft
Negroes Register
Wall Street
Senior High Pta
Keenum
Marty Lavagne
Usette
Paris
Henry Sweet Club
Dixie
Bandit
Grecaturs
Diarte
Mar
Arthur Smith
Guntersville-Wheeler Reservoir
TVA
Randolph Neeley
International Paper Sales Co
Atlanta, Ga
H. R. Hamilton
County Board of Registrars
Eva
Wallace Meadows
Sim L. Howell
Memphis, Tenn
G. M. Davenport
Hobbs
Bank Street
The
Bell Co
Capt
Robert L. Gray
Clements Drug Stores
Eas
Sixth Avenue
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