Representative Fears Three Roads May Be Lost By Tying All To The Moulton Project
State Representative Norman W. Harris warns tying the Decatur Moulton road to the Decatur Arab and Falkville Eva roads could imperil all three projects. He cites a Morgan County right of way process requiring moving 25 structures and possible condemnation, delaying construction.
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Moulton
Decatur-Moulton
Falkville-Eva
Norman W. Harris
Decatur
Decatur- Moulton
Morgan County
Harris
Folsom Administration
Noble Russell
W. H. Stewart and
Morgan County Board of Revenue and Control
Folsom
Ward McFarland
State Highway Department
Russell
Stewart
Morgan
Decatur-Arab Road
College Head Is To Fill Pulpit in Tuscaloosa
Rev. Perry B. James D D president of Athens College and Methodist clergyman will preach Sunday July 23 at Wesley Memorial Church in Tuscaloosa. He will discuss The Zero Hour and the world situation in light of Christian teaching. James has led Athens College since 1949 after pastorates in Parkersburg Wheeling Tarpon Springs Mt Dora Miami and Sebring.
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Perry B. James
Athens College
Tuscaloosa
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Woodfin K. Grove
James
Mary E. Griffin
Burks James
J. James
T. L. James
Fletcher James
John W. James
Otis James
Anniston
T. L. Jones
Cottondale
Parkersburg
Wheeling
West Virginia
Florida
Tarpon Springs
Mt. Dora
Miami
Sebring
Birmingham Southern College
City Wins Round In Union Test
MOBILE Ala July 20 The City of Mobile won the first round in a legal battle over dismissals of 41 firemen and policemen for joining unions A three judge circuit court denied a petition by four of the dismissed men to restrain enforcement of an ordinance banning union membership The court did not rule on the ordinance s legality A merits hearing is set later The ordinance required city policemen and firemen to sign by Monday midnight that they did not belong to a union Eight policemen and 33 firemen were fired The city contends unions have no right to membership under state law while the unions cite the 1943 Alabama Bradford labor act The ruling was by Judges Bat es Grayson and Edington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Harry Seale
Alabama
Seale
Vernor Jansen
Ilion
J. Prine
City Heand
Police Unionx
John J. Hickman
Pote
Fire Apt
R. C. Wilkerson
W. G. Thrasher
Firemen Union
Firemen’s Union
Cecil F. Bates
Claude A. Grayson
David H. Edington
Education Degrees Span Miami to Lakeland
The subject earned a bachelor of divinity from Garrett Biblical Institute and a doctor of divinity from Florida Southern College while also holding an education degree from the University of Miami.
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University of Miami
Garrett Biblical Institute
Northwestern University
Florida Southern College
Lakeland, Fla
Reserve Calls Hit Alabama Officials With Reserves Called
Alabama officials across departments face potential active duty calls as Army Navy and Air Force reservists may be mobilized. Key figures include Asa Rountree in Aeronautics and Attorney General Se Garrett plus several attorneys generals aides. State agencies such as Welfare Liquor Revenue and Building Commission list reserve members and National Guard ties.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Army
Navy
Air Force
Aeronautics Department
Air Force Reserves
Asa Rountree
Attorney General's Department
Si Garrett
Air Force Reserve
National Guard
Mili
Broughton Lamberth
Lamberth
Marine Corps
W. Terry
State Liquor Board
R. P. McRee
Roy Blair
Army Reserves
Ward McFarland
H.H. Houk
State Building Commission
Seabee Reserve
Leslie L. Gwaltney Jr
India and Pakistan ally in war on locusts
Locust swarms from Iran threaten wheat in Pakistan and India as locust control experts from both nations meet in New Delhi to coordinate countermeasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Iran
Reserve call could affect Alabama mayors and city officials
Ed. E. Reid, executive director of the Alabama League of Municipalities, estimates about 20 of Alabama’s 275 mayors and city commission chairmen are on reserve lists and could be called. Fleetwood Darnley is cited as the first lieutenant in Army reserves. The note suggests municipal bodies would feel the impact of any mobilization.
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Fleetwood Darnley
Ed. E. Reid
Alabama League of Municipalities
Alabama
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Coniston
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Donald
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Little Boys
Hollywood
City Club and Claston
Peters
Laboon
City
Llanos
Venezuela
Tary Department
Ernest W. Howell
State Supreme Court
Thomas B. Lawson
Navy Reserve
Co. C. Wack Owen
Jimmy Hitchcock
Owen
Marine Air Corps
Hitchcock
North Alabama
Termite CO
Moulton St
John Cook
Curlee and
Griffon
Jarman
Allen Edmonds Sport Shoes
Wilder
Knox and Hopkins
Jantzen
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