Army Engineers Recommend Tombigbee Flood Control Project
The Atlanta office of Army engineers recommends a 15.757 million flood control plan for seven Tombigbee tributaries to curb repeated losses near Demopolis Alabama and Columbus Mississippi. Congress must approve the project through multiple boards before funds can be released. Local land and easement provision, utility relocations, and cost sharing would follow, with line creek and Sipsey River segments priced at 83 thousand and 2.455 million respectively.
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Army Engineers
Atlanta
Tombigbee River
Mississippi
Alabama
Congress
Demopolis
Ala
Columbus
Tombigbee
Gulf Coast
Miss
Columus
Twenty Mile Creek
Big Brown Creek
Old Town Creek
Buttahatchee River
James Creek
Tibbee River
Catalpa Creek
Houlka Creek
Johnson Creek
Trim Cane Creek
Luxapalila Creek
Noxubee River
Sissey River
Line Creek
Sipsey
Summer in New York: A Kansas girl's city job and study
Jean Arthur of Kansas City left Kansas University for Columbia University in New York to work while taking classes. She started as a tour guide trainee at Radio City, earning 183 dollars monthly, then 45 dollars weekly plus tour pay. She shares an apartment for 85 dollars a month and notes city dating differs little from home, with polite, mostly gentle young men.
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Kansas City
New York
Kansas University
Jean
Shawnee Mission H. S
Mission
Kansas
Columbia University
Radio City
Columbia
Tour Service
Cullman Garden Club Federation formed with goals of civic projects
Six neighborhood garden clubs organized the Cullman Federation of Garden Clubs at the Legion Home with Mrs. Murray Howell as President and Mrs. W. J. Lovett as Secretary-Treasurer. The former Cullman Garden Club dissolved, funds moved to the federation, which aims to build a community house and run monthly study courses. The six clubs listed with officers include Green Earth, Guntersville Highway, Daffodil, Rose Garden, and City Park Garden Clubs.
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Cullman Federation of Garden Clubs
Murray Howell
W. J. Lovett
Secy.Treas
Cullman Garden Club
Green Earth Garden Club
Jessie Smith
Carl Arnold
Henry Young
Carl Schuman
Treas
Guntersville Highway Garden Club
Horace Wells
L. W. Thompson
J. B. Mayo
Secy
The
Daffodil Garden Club
Phillip Hartung
W .J. Nesmith
Owen Williams
Rose Garden Club
Tom Hagan
Herbert Bailey
Harry Fuller
Herman Buettner
City Park Garden Club
T. A. Smith
P. M. Howard
H. C. Bostick
Herman Lee
False Teeth Comfort Powder Advertisement
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Laurel still a potent force in Philippines islands
The report notes Jose P. Laurel remains a key political figure in the Philippines and may seek the presidency again in 1953. Friends urge a Laurel campaign, citing his Senate election landslide and past influence while facing disputes over the 1949 election and postwar amnesty.
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Islands
Manila
Jose P. Laurel
Philippines
Laurel
Claro M. Recto
Electoral Tribune
Recto
Nacionalista
Quirino
Jose Avelino
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