Formed Rabbit Breeder Group Heads Tennessee Valley
W. C. McClanahan will lead the Tennessee Valley Rabbit Breeders Association after a meeting at Blackwell's feed and hatchery. Officers elected include Baron Cockrell as vice president and W. G. Blackwell Jr. as treasurer. Members join the national body and the local roster lists dozens of breeders and directors.
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W. C. McClanahan
Tennessee Valley Rabbit Breeders Association
Blackwell
Baron Cockrell
W. G. Blackwell Jr
Cary Cockrell
ED W
Lewton
Emmett West
Carswell Clemons
Bennie Reddings
S. Jagues Blyth
Pittsburgh
National Association
Messrs. McClanahan
Evans,Cockrell, Gardner, Lewton
West
W. G. Blackwell, Jr
BE. W. Lewter
Curry
Cockrell Frank. Gardner
Hulet Smith
Emmit West
W. T. McCutchen
Erskine Thompson
W. S. McClanahan
Paul Miller
Sam
Training as Wave Completed by Miss Mary Kelley
Mary E. Kelley seaman apprentice WAVE USN daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Kelley Cullman 3 is to report to Naval Receiving Center Norfolk VA June 15 after completing a ten week program at Great Lakes. Recruits study naval history organization personnel ships aircraft physical training and drill. Great Lakes is the largest training center and the only Waves boot camp. Miss Kelley graduated from Fairview High School.
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Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Mary E. Kelley
WAVE
USN
Walter Kelley
Cullman 3
Naval Receiving Center
Norfolk
Naval Organization and Administration
Naval Service
Kelley
Fairview
Alabama Health System Mimics Medical Board Rule
Rep Laurie Battle of Jefferson told the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee that Alabama’s public health system is governed by medical boards at state and county levels. He contrasted compulsory insurance proposals with a voluntary bill by Senator Hill, noting boards appoint health officers and enforce health regulations in their name. The committee heard Battle’s detailed description of Alabama’s health governance and federal public health service involvement.
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Laurie Battle
Jefferson
Board of Health
Jefferson County Medical Society
County Commission A
County Board of Health
Battle
Alabama
Public Health Service
Jones seeks TVA valley tour with Rayburn in Athens
Representative Bob Jones proposes a tour of the Tennessee Valley Authority valley to accompany Speaker Rayburn of Texas when he visits Athens on June 25 to speak. The tour depends on the House legislative situation at the time and Rayburn is expected to be the principal speaker.
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Bob Jones
Tva Valley
Rayburn
Texas
Athens
Danville Ends Honeybee Invasion With Bee Houses Placed
In Danville Morgan County the conflict over bees ended when the swarm departed last week. Miss Hogan reported bees hid in her store walls for three weeks despite numerous insecticides. Two new swarms settled in cedar trees near J. P. Bowling’s home across from the store. Bee production now operates in dedicated houses away from the business district.
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Ilulis
Morgan County
J. P. Bowling
New Hospital Plan Weighed by Georgia Governor
Georgia Governor M. E. Talmadge announced plans for a new Milledgeville state hospital structure exiting welfare control. He outlined three options involving the University of Georgia medical school, the state health department, or a separate board of trustees, aiming to improve operation and remove welfare department responsibility after an upheaval where doctors were briefly fired and rehired.
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Atlanta
He Gnan Talmadge
Milledgeville State Hospital
State Welfare Department
Talmadge
Jack Forrester
Thomas A. Dechman
Public Welfare Department
Milledgeville Mental Hospital
University of Georgia Medical School
Augusta
department_ of health
Battey Tuberculosis Hospital
Rome
Southern Airways Begins Flights In The South
Southern Airways Inc began flights Friday to four key southern terminals. Atlanta serves as the hub with morning and afternoon service both ways on the system. The terminals are Memphis Charlotte Charleston and Jacksonville. Frank W Hulse president Birmingham resident is well known in Decatur for his wartime aviation training school and is a supporter of the new airline.
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Southern Airways Inc
Atlanta
Southern
Memphis
Charlotte
Charleston
Jacksonville
Frank W. Hulse
Birmingham
Decatur
Southern Aviation Training School
Alabama
Alabama Senator Pushes Cotton Branding Bill
Senators Hill Sparkman and Jones will join Rayburn on a trip to mark the first TVA power purchase at North Alabama. Hill’s cotton products identification bill wins broad support from the Agriculture Department and FTC, backed by Walter Randolph of the Alabama Farm Bureau. The measure requires labeling of cotton items sold or advertised, as Hill cites surveys showing most cotton articles lack identification and that growers miss about 8 to 10 million dollars in national advertising value.
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North Alabama
Tennessee Valley Authority
Hill and Sparkman
D-Ala
Jones
Rayburn
Hill
Agriculture Department
Federal Trade Commission
Walter Randolph
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation
Alabama Briefs Highlight Bankhead stage opening in Maryland
Senator Sparkman and Mrs Sparkman attended Alabama actress Tallulah Bankhead in Private Lives at Olney Theater Maryland. Rep Carl Elliott aims to pass the federal education aid bill before adjournment to ensure adequate opportunities for schoolchildren in Alabama and other states. Watumpka high school seniors from Elmore county near Montgomery plan a Washington visit in early July with Sam Hobbs arranging details. This week 35 4-H club youngsters visited.
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Alabama
Sparkman
Tallulah Bankhead
Olney Theater
Maryland
Carl Elliott
House
Watumpka
Elmore County
Montgomery
Washington
Sam Hobbs
Greenhaw to lead Athens Lions Club in new year
W. A. Greenhaw, local insurance man, has been elected president of the Athens Lions club for the coming year starting July 1. Officers named include A. M McConnell as first vice president and A P. Smith as second vice president. Pre Fe Wood is third vice president, Prof. Carder tail Twister, Frank Turner secretary, R. B. Nichols treasurer, with Bill Davis Lion Tanner George Sherrill and Wallace Steele as directors.
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W. A. Greenhaw
Athens Lions Club
A. M McConnell
A P. Smith
Fe. Wood
Prof. Carder
Frank Turner
R. B. Nichols
Bill
Davis
Lion Tanner
George Sherrill
Wallace- Steele
County hospital bonds sold to assure new facility
The county secures its new hospital with the sale of 194000 par bonds for 195765.40 premium. A syndicate led by First National Bank of Mobile Limestone County Bank of Athens Hendrix and Mayes Cumberland Securities of Birmingham purchased the issue. Bonds carry 2 1 2 percent interest.
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Stehe ‘County
Atte County
Firstt National Bank of Mobile
Limestone County
Bank of Athens
Hendrix and Mayes Company
Cumberland Securities Corporation of Birmingham
Funchess to Talk to Farmers at Limestone County Yards
Dean M. J. Funchess of Auburn will speak to local farmers at the Limestone County Stock Yards next Tuesday June 14 about a better plan for fattening beef calves. Cattle raising is rising as a major county program as cotton loses emphasis.
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Funchess
Dean M. J. Funchess
Auburn
Limestone
Porter to Lead Free Red Cross Swim Program at City Pool
George Porter of Athens will head a free Red Cross swimming and life saving program this summer at the municipal pool. Porter previously served on the staff of an aquatic school at Dickinson, Tennessee, and will conduct the course without charge.
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George Porter
Athens
Red Cross
Porter
Dickson
Tenn
Local personals and notes from Athens area
Carlton Edward Poole of Madison will attend Boys State at Montgomery June 11 to 18 sponsored by the local American Legion Post. Floyd Johnson Jr. of Elkmont is selected and sponsored by the Athens Masonic Lodge. A bronze tablet unveiling at McFarland Drug Store corner honors Bass Tavern with Thomas Bass Leslie unveiling. Thomas Bass owner’s great grandson from Tuscaloosa attends. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hill attend son J. B. Hill Jr.’s Bradley University graduation in Peoria Illinois. Daily vacation Bible schools report excellent attendance at several churches. Judge and Mrs. D. L. Rosenal Jr. and daughters stay aboard the river liner Delta Queen en route via Cincinnati, Sheffield, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee River. ten day cruise carries 250 passengers. Senator Patton and Rep. Broadwater return from the legislature and are praised locally for their positions. Mrs. Dave Hurn leaves for University of Alabama for a ten day school lunchroom management course. Billy Dupree of Auburn visits parents before summer course. Mrs. John H. Bitting attends Presbyterian summer school in Charlotte NC. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Beasley and ...
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Carlton Edward
Poole
Madison
Limestone High School
Montgomery
American Legion Post
Floyd Johnson Jr
Elkmont School
Athens Masonic Lodge
Athens
McFarland Drug Store
Bass Tavern
Thomas Bass Leslie
Thomas Bass
Tuscaloosa
J. B. Hill
Peoria
J. B. Hill Jr
Bradley University
Sevcal Churches
D. L. Rosenal Jr
Jovy
Jill
Tom Greene
Sheffield
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Tennessee River
Cincinnati
David A. Patton
B.D. Broadwater
Dave Hurn
University of Alabama
Billy Dupree
Auburn
W. M. Dupree
John H. Bitting
Presbyterian
Charlotte
North Carolina
W. E. Beasley
Athens to host TVA anniversary parade and speaker
A large crowd attended the annual music recital at Athens high school. The 15th anniversary celebration of TVA electricity will be June 25 with a mammoth parade and Sam Rayburn as main guest speaker. R. H. Walker, Sr. has recovered and resumes fulltime duties at Limestone Democrat. Dr. Perry B. James becomes president of Athens College succeeding E R Naylor after 19 years. Bees require about ten pounds of honey to produce one pound of wax.
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Son
Birmingham
Athens
University of Alabama Dental School
E. H. Chambers
Athens High School
TVA
Sam Rayburn
R. H. Walker, Sr
Limestone Democrat
Perry B. James
Seebring
Florida
Athens College
Er. Naylor
Beheading Formerly Considered An Honorable Execution
A historical note records that beheading was once regarded as an honorable form of execution. The passage reflects shifting attitudes toward capital punishment and the cultural framing of penalty in past eras.
Model Caught Back in Bryce
TUSCALOOSA Alabama June 11 A former New York fashion model Joyce Goode 28 was recaptured near Mobile after a four day flight. Deputies say she attacked relatives with a butcher knife at Mobile home and escaped Bryce hospital by sliding from a third floor window. She was returned to Bryce hospital in a good frame of mind.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
New-York
Bryce Mental Hospital
Joyce Goode
Mobile
H. C. Hall
Moonica
Albert
Mobile County
Asparagus Variety Richness Surpasses 120 Species
Researchers report over 120 distinct asparagus species exist worldwide, highlighting diversity across regions. The finding underscores botanical variety in the genus and potential agricultural and culinary implications for future cultivation and consumption.
Rheumatism Treatment Promised Free Book Offer
Excelsior Springs Missouri June 11 The Ball Clinic offers a free book “Rheumatism” explaining a specialized system for rheumatism and arthritis using mineral waters and therapies. No obligation to write. the enlarged volume outlines why medicines fail and how to find relief. Send today to Dept. 3606.
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Excelsior Springs
Ball Clinic
Missouri
Aths
Dept
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