Cooperation Of Utilities Welcomed By Securities Commission Head
Washington May 11 Chairman William O Douglas of the Securities Commission welcomed as a constructive move today an agreement by 14 utilities to work out methods of compliance with the death sentence clause of the holding company act. Conferences will start soon with five officials chosen to confer with the SEC. President Roosevelt approves and studies defense power needs as part of the negotiations.
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Washington
William O. Douglas
The
Securities Commission
Utilities Holding Company Act
Douglas
SEC
Utilities Committee
Roosevelt
Louis Johnson
Basil Manly
Federal Power Commission
New York City
Hudson River
East
Midwest
Committee of Utilities Officials
C. E. Groesbeck
Electric Bond and Share Co
J. F. Fogarty
North American
Groesbeck and Fogarty
Wendell L. Willkie
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
P. L. Smith
Middlewest Corporation
John E. Zimmerman
United States Gas Improvement Co
Willkie
David E. Lil
Supreme Court
Desperate Flight for Baby and Freedom
Garry, bound by captors in a woods hideout, plans to free the infant and himself. He drugs two guards with coffee then slips toward the river while the gang debates pot and payoff. Barbara and Natalie connect across the sea as peril closes in.
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Garry
Nix
Luddy
Concord Mothers Day Program Attended By Many
Concord shared a lively Mothers Day program with numerous local families visiting and attending. Guests included Albert Hinkle from Nashville, Leeman Smart, Clara Taylor and baby, Mollie Love and Rowe Taylor from Toney, and families of Brock, Gill, Gill, Carrol, and Patterson among others.
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Concord
Albert ‘Hinkle
Nashville
Silas Jennings
Leeman Smart
Clara Taylor
Mollie
Jane
Oak Grove
Ollie Eaves
E. L. Brock
J. D. Gill
Clarence Neely
Lerman Brock
Alvie Brock
Press Anderson
Bobby
Oscar Carrol
Ruel Stewart
Reids
Charles Wakefield
Jentry
William Gill
Virginia White
Willie Patterson
Salem
Billie Davis
Alvie Bréck
Trussville Woman Injured In Crash As Daughter Dies
A Trussville woman Mrs. Ethel Layfield remained in critical condition in Birmingham hospital after a Saturday night automobile wreck that killed her two year old daughter. The child died last night.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ethel Layfield
Gordon-Bibb Honor Roll Disclosed by Principal Hagerman
The Gordon-Bibb honor roll for the eighth month was announced by Principal Hagerman. Students earning First to Fifth Grade honors are listed with teachers and grades, including names such as Edward Ratliff, Marion Counts, Ralph Sharp, and Joan Phelps, among many others.
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Gordon-Bibb
Carolyn Wade
Mrs. Blackwell
Maurine Peek
Marion Lee Counts
Marvin Heater
Albert Houser
Ralph Sharp
Buddy Davis
Douglas French
Eugene Teague
Ann Margaret Givens
Bettye Faye Julian
Gwendoyn Jones
Katherine Kemp
Joan Phelps
Annie Louise Self
Patsy Vines
Darsie Wiggins
William E. Crawford
Edward Webb
Miss Beard
Paul Eubanks
Allen Jones
Charles Jones
Bonnie Rae Cantrell
Joan Harrison
Marjorie Scroggins
Lois Town
Miss Maner
Thomas Glenn Counts
Jimmie Forbes
Dick Still
Billy Jones
Evelyn McBay
Miss Filscher
Wendellyn Gray
Sylvia Green
Wanda Mitchell
Caroline Wood
Billy Hunter
Wade Marsh
Robert Sittason
Miss Jolly
Eddie Beard
Martha Frances Crow
Jewell Rogers
Wynelle Self
Miss Winton
Edna -Eark Owens
Lorene Puckett
Miss Odom
Morris Dillard
Ray Frederick
Bill Stone
Betty Jean Gasaway
Betty Jean Johnson
Earle
Decatur Man Named Official at State Convention
O. Jacobs of Birmingham was chosen state councilor of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics at a two day state convention in Birmingham. Gadsden selected as state officer for the next convention to be held in 1940. Other officers include K. L. Drain W. M. Chenault A. Calhoun A. Sorrell W. Tyner M. M. Brewer and George R. Jones with local officials from Decatur and Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Ala
Wc. O. Jacobs
Order of United America Mechanics
Gadsden
Atte
K. L. Drain
W. M. Chenault
Decatur
BE. R. Calhoun
A. Cc. Sorrell
W. Be, Tyner
Senior Sixth Grade Class Roster Extract
Joyce Lee Ruth McCulloch Blaine Simmons Mary Jean Sittason Margaret Morris Eugenia Latady Mary Lee Poole listed in Miss Cornelius and Miss Lile sections for the Senior Sixth Grade class.
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Joyce Lee
Ruth McCulloch
Blaine Simmons
Mary Jean Sittason
Margaret Morris
Cornelius
Eugenia Latady
Miss Lile
Mary Lee Poole
Morgan County graduates in Auburn 66th commencement
Four Morgan County seniors are among Auburn University’s 361 in the 66th class. President L N Duncan will award diplomas at Commencement in Leadership Hall on May 29 and 30. Named Morgan County graduates include Robert Vickery Jones De catur William Elmo Thombs Hart selle Clyde Pitman Pranklin Falk ville Ingham conductor and J T Baker Huntaville treasurer.
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Auburn
Morgan County
L. N. Duncan
Robert Vickery Jones
William Elmo Thombs
Decatur
William Cargal Sims
Hartselle
Clyde Pitman Pranklin
Falkville
Milkmen Aid Health Drive in Pittsburgh Smog Study
Pittsburgh launches a WPA financed health campaign to measure the impact of smog. Milkmen will deliver survey envelopes with bottle deliveries to about 100,000 homes, collecting reports on pneumonia, colds, influenza and related illnesses to guide smog reduction efforts.
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Pittsburgh
City Health Department
United States
Helen Moody Advances In North London Tennis Tourney
Helen Villa Moody won in straight sets 6 1 6 0 over Mins H R Bullen to reach the fourth round in the North London tournament.
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London
Helen Villa Moody
Mins H. R. Bullen
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