Colleges Of Alabama Prepare To Divide Extra State Funds
Alabama Polytechnic Institute president Dr. L N Duncan says the July legislature will consider a quadrennial appropriation and a proposed $250 000 extra split among Auburn University Alabama College and four teachers colleges He cautions against allocating all funds to Auburn noting fairness to Montevallo and the other colleges remains crucial and the need at the University of Alabama is also discussed by officials
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Colleges of
Alabama
Auburn
Ala
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
L. N. Duncan
University of Alabama
Alabama College
Hayse Tucker
Tuscaloosa
Nually
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Henry J. Willingham
Florence State Teachers College
Duncan
Montevallo
Limestone County Social Notes List Local Visits
Lucille Trotter of Cincinnati and Mary Kathleen Jones of Wheeler visited relatives in Limestone County. Numerous locals including Grisham Brooks Zehner McClung and Evans families hosted and were guests across Athens Hartselle and Decatur with dinners and Sunday gatherings.
Pioneer Birmingham Merchant Jacob Burger Dies at 73
Jacob Burger, 73, longtime Birmingham merchant and founder of Burger-Phillips department store, died after a long illness yesterday. He established the store in 1895 and led it as president.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jacob Burger
Burger-Phillips
Fire Chief Orders New Tires for Aging Truck
Lindendale Fire Chief Martin Spalding, citing economy, ordered a tire replacement for a 15 year old unit but learned the old size tires are no longer manufactured and four extra wheels must be added to the order. The notice also promotes classified advertising and lists a phone number.
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Ldendale
Wash
Martin Spalding
Congress Actions and Committee Schedules Today
Senate-Today leaders seek vote on compromise. Finance committee reviews Social Security amendments at 10 30 am. House votes on compromise monetary bill at noon and relief measures at 11. Rules committee examines labor board inquiry bill and alien control at 10 30 am. Judiciary reviews Hatch bill to depoliticize relief. Labor continues Wagner act amendments hearings at 10 am. Ways and Means hearings on government bond taxation at 10 am. Yesterday the Senate and House advanced monetary and relief measures, ratified a treaty with Britain, and confirmed several federal posts. Local notices mention residents visiting relatives and illness updates.
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Associated Press
Senate
Finance Committee
HOUSE
Rules
Labor Board
Judiciary
Labor
Ways and Means
House Committee
Joint
Great Britain
Archibald MacLeish
Congress
John Carmody
William 8. Boyle
U. S
Nevada
Revival closes at Methodist church with large crowds
The revival at the Methodist church in Morgan County Austinvill e ended Wednesday night with sizable attendance. Church membership increased as three girls who attended the W W W M A camp at Cove Springs reported strong results. Mrs Luther Turner and daughters Remona Barbara and Mario planned a short visit before joining Mr Turner in Dayton Tennessee to establish a new home. Mr and Mrs Raymond Bailey of Illinois visited Mrs M A.
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Methodist Church
The
Baptist Church
Bro. Bynum
R. A
J. M. Hendon
M. A
Cove Springs
Luther Turner
Remona
Barbara
Mario
Limestone County
Turner
Dayton
Tenn
Raymond Bailey
Mllnois
Morgan County Notes Spanning Visits and Travel
Regular services were held by Rev. Slater. Mrs. Grace Hough and Mrs. Herschel Speake with children visited Hartselle on business. Miss Lottie Ransome toured Huntsville last week. Mrs. Eddie Bogle of Huntsville visited her mother Ida Dunn Friday night. Herschel Speake has been in Montgomery on business for two weeks. Robert Moore, home from Ft. Clayton Panama, will return soon. Daisy Wilson Kay returned from Decatur after a week. R. L. Moore visited son Roy near Hartselle Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hardie Thomas and Mrs. C. E. Day drove to Birmingham. Several from here attended court. Mabry Elders and Buford Stidger from Athens and Huntsville CCC were home for the weekend. Delmus Campbell visited his sister Omer Elders Saturday night.
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Slater
Grace Hough
Herschel
Hartselle
Lottie Ransome
Huntsville
Eddie Bogle
Ida Dunn
Montgomery
Robert Moore
Ft. Clayton
Panama
Misa Daisy Wilson Kay
Decatur
R. L. Moore
Roy Moore
Hardie Thomas
C. EB
Birmingham
Mabry Elders
Buford Stidger
Athens
Huntsville CCC
Delmus Campbell
Omer Elders
Missionary Zone Meeting at Forrest Chapel
The Forrest Chapel missionary zone meeting is set for Friday June 30 with a hoped for strong delegation from zone churches. Next Sunday night July 2 features the regular monthly singing expected to be good. Mrs Willie Rodgers juniors Sunday school class enjoyed a picnic Saturday afternoon at the church with games and a lunch.
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Willie Rodgers
Red-Haired Dancer Seeks Alimony After Trust Fund Discovery
New York dancer Evelyn Rowe Rossiter asked no alimony with a preliminary divorce decree from Philip Rossiter. She later learned he is heir to a trust fund worth several hundred thousand dollars and now seeks to set aside the first decree and obtain sizeable alimony with the final decree.
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Evelyn Rowe Rossiter
New York
Philip
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