Drapes to Brighten Any Room in Style
Mrs J A Buttrey says new drapes lift living rooms dining rooms and bedrooms with varied fashions. Silk floor length formal settings contrast with casual chintz or linen options. Valeries add softness while dainty net curtains and moire drapes offer tailored or fluffy looks.
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J. A. Buttrey
Beak of New Zealand Wrybill Distinctive Tool
The wrybill plover has a unique right turned beak that serves as an excellent tool for seizing small crustaceans hidden beneath rocks in its favored habitats.
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Poultry Income to Pay Tuition in Alabama Plan
About 250 Alabama farm youths work to fund a college education by producing poultry and improving soil on their farms. The program, devised by P. O. Davis and John E. Ivey, aims to create monthly cash income for farmers and reduce reliance on credit tied to cotton farming.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
P. O. Davis
Alabama Extension Service
John E. Ivey
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Mr. Davis
Birmingham Pipe Makers Low Bid On Miami Beach Water Orders
Two Birmingham cast iron pipe manufacturers were notified they are low bidders on 5 000 tons for Miami Beach Florida municipal water system work. The orders total about 150 000 dollars.
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Birmingham
Ala
Miami Beach
Fla
FDR Plea for Savings Faces Slow Budget Impact
Washington May 1 Fiscal experts say Roosevelt’s call for extra economies between now and July 1 will likely barely reduce the current budget of 7.781 billion dollars. Department heads must reply by tomorrow about possible savings from curtailing nonessential expenditures. The revised budget to Congress trimmed about 295 million, with officials doubting further large cuts are possible. Debates continue in the House and Senate over next year’s allocations, with Senator Robinson advocating a ten percent cut across 1938 appropriations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
House
Jenters
Robinson
Arkansas
Graves Returns to Montgomery After Washington Trip
Governor Bibb Graves returned to Montgomery after days in Washington where he visited departments connected to works projects and attended a southern freight rate conference. He said a campaign against freight rate discrimination would be outlined at a May 10 economic conference in Atlanta, where he will preside as chairman.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bibb Graves
Washington
Atlanta
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