Tax increase pleas heard in Alabama welfare study
In Montgomery on May 19 hearings showed requests for higher appropriations for state services. Lola Dunn urged boosts to old age pensions and aid to dependent children, with proposed 1939 40 budgets and revised monthly payments. Other officials outlined needs as assessments versus revenues.
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Montgomery
Ala
Hayse Tucker
Lola Dunn
Marie Bankhead Owen
Department of Archives and History
W. D. Partiow
George Cameron
Lyman Ward
Southern Industrial Institute
Camp Hill
Dunn
UAMM
Owen
Alabama Club
Cattle and Tax Bills Move Through Alabama Legislature
A finance and taxation subcommittee led by Norman and Stone discusses the Clayton bill to tax rural electric cooperatives, with plans to meet with Senator Preston Clayton and TVA officials in Knoxville. Lapsley notes a 4 mill excise on cooperative gross sales. agriculture tours highlight pasture improvements and crop programs.
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Public Library Service
Norman
Bullock and Stone
Mobile
Preston Clayton
Clayton
Haygood Paterson
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Prvate Electric Utilities
John Lapsley
Department of Revenue
Alabama Rural Electrification Authority Act
Limestone County Concord Area News Briefs
Local farm community notes report cotton planting nearing completion. Pisgah School closed with a Friday program and picnic for pupils, parents, clubs, and teachers. Several residents attend Mother's Day program at Bethel. Family visits occur among Scoggins, Carro ll, and Brock households. A May 6 wedding of Eva Williamson to James Sullivan is announced.
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Pisgah School
Ben Harlow
Bethel
Holman Scoggins
Lawson Carroll
Center Hill
Alton Brock
Pairmount
E. L. Brock
Eva Williamson
James Sullivan
Decatur
Rena Gill
Wm. Gill
Wallace Hargrove Wedding Ties Limestone County Ties
Vaulton Wallace and Miss Huby Hargrove were married in Ardmore. The groom is the son of Dunpavant Wallace and was raised locally. the bride is the oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hargrove of Dalytown Tennessee. They will reside with the groom’s mother near here after May 11 1929. The page also notes numerous local visits and social happenings among Pettusville residents, with several weddings, visits, and illnesses mentioned.
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Mr. Wallace
Dunpavant Wallace
Wallace
Mra
George Hargrove
Dalytown
Tenn
Bory
Thomas W. Davin
Near Here
Charlie Willis
Leslie Boyd
Atlanta
Lillie Boyd
Misa Reasie Holt
Salem
Ath Holt
Pauline Powers
Athens
Bill Powers
Mt. Pleasant
Joe Holt
Lola Pettus
James A. Robinson
Thomas Hargrove
Hargrove
Benton Whitfield
Musa Whitfield
Ruby Spence
Martha
Morgan County Penn’s social notes at week’s end
Miss Hazel Pool was the Thursday night guest of Miss Wilma and Marie Doss. Mrs. Dorea Crowe and family were the Friday night guests of Mrs. Nannié Stovall. Edward Hunter is slowly improving at his home after an
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Irene Dutton
Fayetteville
Tennessee
D. M. Dutton
Evelyn Morris
Charities Steel
Walker Steel
Hartselle
Estelle
Louise Hunter
Lorene
Ilva Dutton
Nina Pay Kirkpatrick
Marie Doss
Dana Crowe
Mae Holladay
Clyde Holladay
Eugene Garnett
Druid Jarriett
Cullman
Hazel Pool
Wilma
Dorea Crowe
Nannié Stovall
Edward Hunter
Poison Probe Leads Philadelphia Killer Ring Inquiry
Vincent McDevitt, Assistant District Attorney, heads Philadelphia's probe into a multi state murder for profit ring of poisoners. The path of the investigation spans city and state lines as authorities seek to unravel the conspiracy.
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Philadelphia
Vincent McDevitt
Ring of Poisoners
Odd Fellows Decorate Graves Services Planned
The 0.0.O.F. will decorate graves of members Sunday at four at the city cemetery with a Roselawn service to follow. Members gather on Second avenue at 3:30 carrying flowers. Rev. W. L. Spearman of Ninth Street Methodist will deliver the message. Widows and families are specially invited.
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City Cemetery
Roselawn
Second Avenue
W. L. Spearman
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Odd Fellows
Blacked Out Honolulu Thwarts Surprise Air Raid
On Oahu Island the blackout lasted under two minutes as 18 enemy bombers roared over the rainswept area during the army’s annual maneuvers. The rapid blackout was meant to foil the raid and end the test with a dramatic alert.
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Honolulu
Oahu
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Partlow
Alabama
Auburn
North Alabama
Lapsley
Supreme Court
Public Service Commission
Psley
Senator Young
Rep
Rutledge
Thomas
Knoxville
Gene Akern
Wythe Fleet
H.M.S
Limestone County
Concord
Pettysville
Vaulton Wallace
Huby Hargrove
Ardmore
Tefin
Marrage
Frank Williams
Veto
Mias Juanati Haulk
Hunteville
RB. B. Glasage
Elisabeth Williams
Aiater
Jack Haulk
Williamea
Ben F
Musa Whitfield Williams
Billie Haulk
Thomas Davis
Elkmont
Weesley Davis
Messra Kirk Dunnavant
BF. Dunnavant
Carl Spencer
Howard Head
Winford
Max Head
Bikmont
J. M. Head
Vann Head
Bob Holt
Phyllis
Charles
Melvin
Bobby Joy
Flremont
This Place
Benton. Pettus
Athena
Thomas Pettus
Moulton
Spence
C. F. Spence
Benz
Vine Street
Hee
Eewick SC
W. M. Riethmaier
OWNER
Danville Road
Chevrolet
Fisher
DUCO
Delco-Remy
General Motors
Upstate Chevrolet CO
LEE and Line Sts
Morgan County
Penn’s
Juarez
Harold Ettes
William Lysaght
New York
Juarez Lysaght
Mexico
Ettes
Lysaght
Wile Senet
Newark
Procter & Gamble
Comte
Davidson Coal & Feed CO
Hormel
Monarch Food Store
E. Moulton
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