City to Run Summer School Under Board of Education
Summer school students must appear at the junior high building to arrange classes. The program becomes a city board of education project, functioning as a summer quarter of the curriculum with fees and teachers’ salaries paid through the city. The six weeks first term lists principal W R Riley and teachers Miss Lillian Odom Miss Ethel Rhinehart Miss Lila Pritchett Mr Aubrey Fuller Miss Bernice Simmons for elementary classes.
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City Board of Education
City Board
W. R. Riley
Lillian Odom
Ethel Rhinehart
Lila Pritchett
Aubrey Fuller
Bernice Simmons
Maine's Unique Border Neighbor Count
Maine stands as the only U S state touching just one other state, sharing a border solely with New Hampshire along its southern edge and the Canadian provinces to the north and east.
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Maine
United States
Daily Crossword Seeps Through Aged Clues For Answers
A reader puzzle lists across and down clues including sorrow expression and desert in Asia with entries like period of fasting and god of love. Several entries appear garbled and incomplete but hint at typical crossword structure and theme.
Cryptoquote Puzzle: Shakespearean Quotation Clue
A cryptogram puzzle item presents a Shakespeare quote clue about a fire that burns most due to being closest kept. The note references binary-like cipher text and the prior day's quote. The fragment hints at a wordplay puzzle common in newspaper cryptograms.
AFL Outlines Drive Plans in Southern Recruitment
AFL Southern representative George L. Googe outlined a coordinated campaign to organize Southern labor under the national act. He warned plant operators of possible resistance and pledged a secrecy‑driven plan with local federations forming a mobile force to press for better wages, hours, and conditions.
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BEM Price
Atlanta
American Federation of Labor
George L. Googe
AFL
Goodge
South
CIO
Googe
William O. Hare
Alabama Federation of Labor
C. W. Mowery
Arkansas Oe A Labor
Oate Misney É
Pate Hand
Pennant
Harry W. Acreman Charis P. Gramling
Georgia
Volney Andrews
West Virginia
W. L. Hines
Mississippi
C. A. Fink
North Carolina
Voter letter condemns Handy Ellis tactics vs Dewey in Alabama campaign
Mrs. Homer Draper of Decatur argues that Handy Ellis mirrors Dewey by attacking opponent figures rather than presenting his own platform. She cites pension cost figures, education funding, and CIO ties, urging Alabama voters to back Big Jim Folsom and vote for free American choice in June.
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Alabama
Handy Ellis
Thomas E. Dewey
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Ellis
Big Jim Folsom
State of
Folsom
Dewey
Montgomery
CIO
Big Jim
Montgomery Welcomes New Navy Vet as Chaplain
P Candler E Tatum has been appointed chaplain at the veterans hospital in Montgomery after 22 months in the Navy during World War II. A graduate of Emory University and Yale Divinity School, he was ordained in 1935 and served as a pastor in Heflin and Odenville before directing youth work for the North Alabama Methodist Conference. The note also mentions stocking size is based on foot length.
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Montgomery
Ala
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