Effort pooling praised at Athens College graduation
Dr. Virgum McCain, president of Athens College, keynoted after 215 graduates at the Tech. He urged pooling efforts to serve the area and said the cooperative program with the Technical School offers a great opportunity. Vocational Rehabilitation reported helping many handicapped students study and learn trades. Beasley Thompson urged continued support for the school.
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McCain
Athens College
Kelley
College and Technical School
Beasley Thompson
Tennessee Valley State Vocational Technical School
Virgil McCain
Arthur Stewart
Public Service Commission Race Heats Up In Alabama Primary
The race remains bitterly contested as Owen, in office since 1947, leads Pepper by 2 050 votes in the first primary and faces charges of NAACP ties. Delegates from seven districts will be elected amid strong regional tensions over electoral issues and racial politics.
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South
Antiae
Deene Sianaica
Sonny) Hornsby
Tallassee
C. Inter Jr
Gadsden
Robert H. King
Jack) Kelly
Haleyville
Coleman Long
Uniontown
Nel Metcalf
Geneva
William J. O'Neal
Montevallo
James E. Simpson
Birmingham
Ralph Smith
Gun
Benjamin Grady Wilson
Jasper
Big city seeks 1500 square miles forest for newsprint growth
A major urban center aims to expand its timber base by 1500 square miles to secure ongoing newsprint supply. Officials emphasize long term forest growth and sustainable harvest policy as part of the plan.
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Manson
Boony Plans Monday Night Stage Event
Boony, unable to get help from Hard tion workers, intends a reading and math focused stage event Monday night. He expressed interest in many sports and favors the Birmingham Barons, owning an autographed Baron team baseball.
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Boony
Birmingham Barons
Oregon forest industries cap and gown claim
A fragment notes that the state’s forest industries employ 58 percent of Oregon workers and mentions attire of a cap and gown, implying a ceremony context within a broader economic discussion.
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Oregon
Italy Tops Foreign Cheese Exports to United States
Italy leads in exports of foreign cheeses to the United States driven by demand for specialty varieties and robust shipments. Strong gains push Italy ahead of notable producers as importers seek high quality aged and specialty cheeses.
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Italy
United States
Minister Here To Receive Degree
The Rev. R. E. Shaw of First Christian Church will receive a bachelor of divinity degree from Vanderbilt University today at 6 p.m. Several members of his church will attend.
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R. E. Shaw
First Christian Church
Vanderbilt University
Population figure for British Honduras in Central America
British Honduras in Central America has a population of 79 000.
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British Honduras
Central America
Free Democrats and Loyalists Clash Over Electors in Alabama
Lawrence County readers are urged to question Loyalty pledges for Democratic nominees in Los Angeles. The piece warns against blind support for unknown candidates and argues for independent thinking, electors who will act in Alabama’s interest, with named Alabama figures and a call to vote next Tuesday.
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Lawrence County
Los Angeles
Washington
South
Arkansas
Alabama
Southland
White House
Democratic Party
Los Angles
Paul Butler
Eleanor Roosevelt
Harry Truman
United States
United States of America
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Justice of the Peace
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Bruce Henderson
Rake
Henderson
Ee Edmond Blair
Frank M. Dixon
Welter
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Russellville
Charles F. Belew
Alabama Old Age Pension Foundation, Inc
Non-Profit Corp
C. E. Garret
Sadie L. Thompson
Boy Minette
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Silas B. Cross
Lawrence County Schools
Moulton, Ala
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Billie Crane
Johnston St
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Moulton
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