Superintendents Meet Across Alabama In State Education Series
North Alabama county superintendents will convene at Riverside high school auditorium Thursday May 25 at 10 am to discuss Alabama's educational situation. An executive session runs 10 am to noon followed by a 2 pm conference with P T A leaders board members and friends of education. Subsequent meetings are planned in Tuscaloosa Birmingham Mobile Montgomery Demopolis and Andalusia at later dates.
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Edutrom
North Alabama
Coun
Riverside High School
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Demopolis
Andalusia
Appeal Made For Storm Sufferers
Morgan county Red Cross officials issued an urgent plea for relief donations for storm sufferers. Rev. Peter M. Dennis relief chairman and F. A. Bloodworth treasurer are to be notified for contributions.
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Morgan County Red Cross
Organization
Peter M. Dennis
F. A. Bloodworth
Huntsville A. and P. market hires worker
A man who went to Huntsville with his brother Henry in the Second Avenue A. and P. store has accepted a position with the Huntsville A. P. market.
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Henry
Second Avenue A. & P
Huntsville A. & P
How She Lost 29 Pounds in 3 Months
An advertisement claims Kruschen Salts aid weight loss with a half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast. It targets Roseville California readers in 1933, promising fat loss and improved appearance with a money back guarantee after the first jar.
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Gravely
Roseville
Calif
Thompson Drug Store
Adv
Mrs. C. O. Hauk Dies in Cullman
Mrs. C. O. Hauk died early this morning at her Cullman home. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM at the home and 3 PM at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Cullman. She belonged to St. Pauls of Decatur and will be officiated by Rev Tonn.
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C. O. Hauk
Cullman
Alabama farmers ship over two thousand cars of vegetables
Alabama farmers have shipped more than 2,000 cars of vegetables to Eastern markets this year. Strawberry and Trish potato shipments are heavier than last year to this date, while cabbage shipments are down from the previous season.
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Alabama
Seth P. Storrs
Miss Polk Named Valedictorian At Athens College
Miss Mary Polk of Clanton Ala has been named valedictorian of the Athens College senior class for the four year course with the highest average. She will also serve as May Queen at the May Day exercises Friday night. Harriet Leonard of Athens is second in rank.
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Athens
Als
Mary Polk
Clanton
Ala
Athens College
Polk
Harriet Leonard
Mrs. Susan Herbert Dies at Home in East Wadsworth Street
Mrs. Susan Herbert aged 69 died this morning at her home on East Wadsworth Street. She leaves three sons Lawrence of Little Rock Julius of Memphis and Earl of Alexander City Ala eleven grandchildren one brother and one sister. The body was taken to Priest's Funeral Home for burial preparation. Funeral services are set for Friday at 10 a.m. Rev. A H Nabors and Rev. C M Tyndall will conduct service with interment at Roselawn Cemetery.
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Susan Herbert
East
Wadsworth Street
Lawrence
Little Rock
Julius
Memphis
Earl
Alexander City
Ala
Priest's
Priest’s Funeral Home
Roselawn
A. H. Nabors
C. M. Tyndall
Advice for Brides Sister Mary on Equipping the Kitchen
Sister Mary outlines essential kitchen equipment for new brides, stressing durable materials like stainless steel cas t aluminum and copper. She notes size efficiency, basic tools, and versatile materials while warning against overlarge pans and careless handling that can ruin cookware.
Rescue planned by Texas group to free two ranchers
Alpine Texas May 18. If negotiations fail to free two American ranchers held by Mexican outlaws, Texas cattlemen plan a rescue ride across the Rio Grande. Cr L Hannold father of one prisoner delayed organizing a Big Bend expedition pending government efforts. John Rollins the other prisoner. They have been held since May 9 after riding 20 miles below the border in search of stolen horses. The Mexican leader said he has operated in Mexico for years and wished to murder the Texans.
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Alpine
Texas
Cr. L. Hannold
Big Bend
Rio Grande
John Rollins
Hannold
Mexico
Public Works Act Urged for Quick House Action
Secretary Woodin urged rapid hearings on the public works and industrial control bill before the House Ways and Means Committee. President Roosevelt and budget director Lewis Douglas argued the legislation addresses nationwide impact and extreme competition while restraining wage pressures and sweatshop conditions.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
House Committee
Woodin
Roosevelt
Lewis Douglas
Four Year Old Hutto Dies at Home in Tennessee Funeral Friday
Little John D. Hutto aged four died this morning at 8 o clock at his parents home 1601 Fourth avenue east. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs B Hutto one brother and four sisters. Funeral services set for Friday at Walnut Grove Tennessee with interment there Priest directing.
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John D. Hutto
Fourth Avenue
East
B. Hutto
Walnut Grove
Tennessee
Big Delegation to Attend American Legion Convention
Morgan county to send its largest delegation ever to the Tuscaloosa convention this year. Decatur post to send 22 delegates and Hartselle post 11, with all delegates expected present. County posts report record memberships.
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Morgan County
American Legion
Tuscaloosa
Decatur
Hartselle
Legion to Meet At Arena Tonight
The local post of the American Legion will hold a special session at Martin Arena this evening at 30 o'clock. Several important business matters are to be discussed.
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The
Martin Arena
County sixth grade diplomas awarded to 248 pupils
Athens Ala May 18 Special 248 pupils passed the county sixth grade examinations out of 356 candidates with 108 failing the largest percentage ever attributed to the shorter school term and less intensive training.
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Athens
Ala
Teacher Training Clasp Convened at Rector’s Church
The teacher training clasp will be convened at the rector of St. John's Episcopal Church this evening at 7 30 o'clock.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Scipio's Destruction of Carthage Highlighted in History
A historical note recounts Scipio Africanus burning Carthage, leaving ruins toppled and the city plowed. The ground was sown with a field crop described as dog fennel, erasing the once splendid pagan city.
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Scipio
Carthage
Mystery to Adviser Bullitt Links to Roosevelt World Message
William C. Bullitt once called the department mystery man becomes a trusted adviser to President Roosevelt on his world posture toward war. The new photo shows Bullitt at his desk with broad ties to Huey diplomat circles and foreign policy circles.
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William C. Bullitt
Secretary of State
Department
Roosevelt
Bullitt
Huyodeap
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Decatur Daily
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Arena Tonight
Terchi’s
Decatur, Alabama
Sterchi
Jacquard Suite
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