Frank Dix Named To Higher Post
Frank Dix named deputy scout executive in the Tennessee Valley council succeeding Frank W. Braden. Dix has served three years as scout executive at Lakeland Florida and is hailed as a leading scout leader in the sixth region covering North and South Carolina Georgia and Florida. He is son of Paul F Dix active in Boy Scout work as troop No 20 scout master and a Tennessee Valley council executive board member.
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Tennessee V. Boy Scout Council
All Scout
Frank W. Braden
Frank Dix
Myre
Paul F. Dix
Dix
Lakeland
Fla
North Carolina
Braden
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Mis
Paul F Dix
Tennessee Valley Council
The
Boy Scouts of America
Baptist Revival at Center Grove Center Grove services daily weeklong
A Baptist revival begins at New Salem church in Center Grove with daily services at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. throughout the week.
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Center Grove
New Salem Church
Robber Seizes Purse After Pocket Grabbed in Chicago
A robber told a joke as he reached into Rene Pomrening's pocket in Chicago and grabbed his lining, pulling free Pomrening's purse containing $483. Pomrening's female companion fled ahead as the robber escaped.
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Chicago
Rene Pomrening
Pomrening
2036 Alabamians Added to CCC Rolls
The enrollment raises Alabama CCC rolls to about 5 000 including non Macon county residents. Officials expect to absorb 17 000 relief workers by August 1 and create roughly 6 000 jobs next week.
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Macon County
Holt
Works Progress Administration
Quail eggs found in snake and hatchlings cared for
Dardanelle Arkansas July 24. Lewis Herst, seeking naturalist recognition, found a black snake near his quail nest seven miles south of Dardanelle. He killed the snake, opened it to discover 18 unharmed eggs. He returned them and now 18 quail chicks are being tended by the hen.
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Dardanelle
Ark
Lewis Herst
Herst
Horst
New Music Head at Martin College in Pulaski Tenn
Mrs May Foreman Carr has accepted the position as head of the music department at Martin College in Pulaski Tennessee. Formerly of Amarillo Texas College she is described as one of the most widely known and brilliant teachers of music in the Southwest. President Sinclair Daniel announced the appointment.
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May Foreman Carr
Amarillo (Texas) College
Southwest
Martin College
Pulaski, Tenn
Sinclair Daniel
Paris Bank Put Into Bankruptcy
Paris bank Neideck er and Cie the Travelers Bank was declared bankrupt by the Tribunal of Commer cs after closing and failure to meet payments. Coles Neidecker, president, was arrested in New York as a fugitive on French police request and later released on parole.
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Paris
Neidecker and Cie
Travelers Bank
Tribunal of
Commercs
Coles Neidecker
New York
Lion finally claimed after week in Augusta station cage
After a week's delay Robert L. Moyer has claimed the lion confined in a railroad station cage. Railway express workers are relieved. Also for sale are three Swiss dairy goats with milk 1% and portable dairy milk, two four-gallon cows named Sook Wave, a refrigerator, and more, listed by J. M. in 4th Ave.
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Augusta
Robert L. Moyer
Railway Express
J. M. 4Th Ave
Rotary Assembly to Convene at Mitchell Dam near Clanton
Rotary International district assembly opens at Mitchell Dam near Clanton with speakers District Governor J A Leega Algernon Blair of Montgomery Dean Zebulon Judd of Auburn John C Henley Jr of Birmingham and N D Denson on the program The meeting runs from 3 pm to 1 pm tomorrow and Friday.
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Clanton
Ala
Rotary International
Mitchell Dam
Here
J. A. Lee
Selma
Algernon Blair
Montgomery
Dean Zebulon Judd
Auburn
John C. Henley, Jr
Birmingham
N. D. Denson
Cod Liver Oil Linked to Animal Health Risks
A Cornell University bulletin reports seven years of experiments on herbivorous animals showing high cod liver oil in diets can induce muscle and heart injuries and death. Rabbits sheep and goats fed a daily oil dose died or showed toxic symptoms, though human implications remain under study by medical researchers.
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Jay
Cornell Uni
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Cornell
L. L. Madsen
0. M. McCay
L. A. Maynard
Animal Nutrition Laboratory
Rev A Q Bridwell Preaches Tonight at Church of God
The Rev. A. Q. Bridwell of Lafayette Indiana will preach at the Church of God tonight at 7 30 o clock A large crowd is expected as he is well known in the area from his previous pastorate
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A. Q. Bridwell
Lafayette
Ind
Church of God
Bridwell
Walton Sprains Ankle In Soft-Ball Game
Deputy sheriff Aaron Walton sprained his ankle during a soft-ball chase yesterday while playing for the Theatre team against Cooper-Wells. He is nursing the injury today. The report also notes discussions on cod liver oil safety and vitamin content with no immediate harm found from low-dose intake in farm animals.
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Walton
Aaron Walton
Cooper-Wells
Fragmentary Debate Over Tax Plan Referenced in Published Reports
The report notes Democrats action discussed to avoid certain appraisals and target taxes on larger incomes. An administration official reportedly suggested allowing the bill extension. Committeemen debated subjects including whether to use graduated income taxes and related concerns.
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Vice
Ino
Guin
NEA Service, Inc
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Merry Quintuplet
Rotary
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Pranz Schubert
Manhattan
Speake, WarreNn & Ratliff
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New York Academy of Medicine
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Piques
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North Ala
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TS College
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