Probation to Be Hired in State Proration Plan
State Comptroller Charles W. Lee announced that non essential state departments will receive 28.58 percent of their six month appropriations for the year ending March 31. He noted a 2.15 percent forecasted increase in pro rated funds amid pending supplemental budget work and a supreme court ruling on governmental functions. Increased fee and tax collections drive the proration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Charles W. Lee
Lee
Albert Carmichael
Sheriff's
Supreme Court
Notice of Sale in Morgan County Court Equity
In Equity, Easter Aldridge et al. versus Peter Turney et al. a decree dated May 6, 1936, will authorize sale of a 97 acre tract in Section 11 Township 6 South Range 4 West Morgan County Alabama. The sale to be held May 29, 1936 at the courthouse door for cash to the highest bidder during legal hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter Aldridge Et al
Peter Turney
Circuit Court
Morgan County
Alabama
Court House
John M. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Rountree Aldridge
Rountree
Marvin West
Register
Hospital plea may go to president
Senator Black of Alabama said he would appeal to the White House if needed to win approval for a new veterans hospital in Alabama. The veterans board asked Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines to confer with President Roosevelt and report back before a definite decision is announced.
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Washington
Senator Black
Ala
White House
Veterans Hospital
Alabama
Frank T. Hines
Roosevelt
Tuscaloosa Girl Wins Birmingham Essay Contest
Sara McKee a 17 year old from Tuscaloosa Alabama was announced as the winner of the essay contest conducted by the Birmingham Association of Life Underwriters during life insurance week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Birmingham
Ala
Sara McKee
Birmingham Association of Life Underwriters
Grand Jury Indicts Ross and Krone in Smith Allegations
The New York grand jury indicted attorney A Henry Ross and private detective Max D Krone over Alfred E Smith Jr claims he paid more than $10 000 under threat of exposure of a hotel rendezvous with a woman The case centers on coercion tied to the hotel matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court Decisions From Alabama High Court
The Alabama Supreme Court issued multiple rulings across various circuit courts. Several cases were affirmed, reversed and remanded, or dismissed with opinion. Notable items involve banks, insurers, trusts, and city disputes from Jefferson, Mobile, Walker, Cullman, Morgan, Clay, and Marshall circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Circuit Court
Equity
J. Leroy Johnson
Logan Maness
Marshall Circuit Court
Knight
P. L. McPherson
Jefferson Circuit Court
Jefferson County
Et al
Burgin Hawkins
Elizabeth Holeountain River Dairy Farm
Viking Equipment Co
Prudential Ins. Co
Fraternal Aid Union
Andrew J. Monree
Equity appeals affirmed by higher court
Affirmed rulings on equity appeals in Blount and Walker circuit court cases. J H Lowry and others vs J H Williams Supt of Banks affirmed. Af Co v Yates and County Board of Revenue affirmed on appeal from Walker circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
J. H. Lowry
J. H. Williams
of. Banks
Blount Circuit Court
Fund Approved for Alabama Digest Preparation
Orville Rush on behalf of Governor Bibb Graves announced Comptroller General McCardell approved $7 837 in federal funds for compiling a digest of the attorney general's opinions and local acts of the Alabama legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Orville Rush
Bibb Graves
Alabama
McCar
Alabama Ae
HARTSELLE FAMILY VISITS AND WEEKEND TRAVELS
Mrs. J. R. Armatrong of Town Creek visited friends in Hartselle on Thursday. S. B. Lackey spent the weekend in Mobile. Henry Day of Decatur visited in Hartselle Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. C. Broom and Mrs. Ruth Collins of Alabama City were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Broom over the weekend. Mrs. 8. B. Lackey and children Mildred Gurney Gene and Charles spent Friday and Saturday in Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Conwell and Mrs. A. M. Merriwether and Mrs. Ewell Conwell visited Mr. and Mrs. Eric Howell on Sunday. Mrs. Ewell Conwell planned a weeklong visit with her sister.
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J. R. Armatrong
Town Creek
Pierce Pattillo
S. B. Lackey
Mobile
Henry Day
Decatur
Hartselle
R. F. C. Broom
Ruth Collins
Alabama City
M. H. Broom
Sharecroppers Seek Passive Strike in Arkansas Counties
Memphis dispatch reports union leaders urging a passive resistance strike by sharecroppers in three east Arkansas counties as more than 3,000 workers reportedly left cotton fields. The tactic aims to overwhelm the system with jailed protesters and strain county relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Strike action by Southern Tenant Farmers Union in Earle Arkansas
From the Earle local of the Southern Tenant Farmers Union a strike is directed at sharecropper members to enforce labor actions and solidarity among workers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle, Ark
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
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Tetterine
Albany Grain & Coal CO
Davis Street
Williams
Techtians
REG
U. G. Pat
NEA Service, Inc
W. K. Humpton
Malinda Prince
Church Street
L. R
Jack Spnone
Hanes
Curlee and
Griffon
Elon
Alabama Supreme Court
Anderson
Helen Davis
Admix
Bessemer Division
Thomas
First National Bank of Mobile
et_al
Harry T. Hartwell
Mobile Circuit Court
Town of Lafayette
J. H Williams
Banks
Chambers Circuit Court
John N. Chambers
Birmingham Trust & Savings Co
Annie Berry
Bankers Mortgage Building & Loan Ass'n
M. Maddox
City of Birmingham
Caroline
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Mary A. Roberts
Henry Drummond
W. A. Drummond
Walker Circuit Court
American Life Ins. Co
Kate Maud Powers Renfroe
State
Kiney
Town of
Steppville
Cullman Circuit Court
John Hall Sherrill
Pearl Sandlin
Morgan Circuit Court
Leeds
William B. Leeds
Olive Hamilton
Atlantic City
Kingston
Jamaica
Decatur Cleaners
Pedene
City Park
Danville Road
American Cleaners
P. H. Hanes Eni Company
Winston-Salem, N
R.moores
Gulflube
Ashion
Gulf
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