Big sums go to veterans
Washington sources note the 1947 fiscal year sets aside about 10 billion dollars for war veterans, education to pensions, surpassing total veteran appropriations from 1942 to 1946 and likely to be mostly spent in 1947. The year begins July 1 and ends June 30, 1947.
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James Marlow Ashington
Congress
Mitzi McDavid Regains Consciousness After Three Months
Miss Mitzi McDavid, 18, of Birmingham, regains consciousness following a three month coma after a June 12 car crash on the Child ersburg highway. She returns home from a hospital two days ago. fellow crash victim Miss Virginia Persons is also injured, daughter of Gen. John C. Persons.
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Birmingham
Mitzi McDavid
Childersburg
Virginia Persons
John C. Persons
Dixie
Veterans Budget Shows Vast Costs For World War III Readiness
The article details a 10 billion dollar veterans appropriation in fiscal 1947 covering education job training hospitals temporary housing near schools pensions and terminal leave pay. It notes total revenue of about 39.6 billion, with the larger budget covering veterans administration hospitals insurance life pensions and housing programs.
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Congress
Washington
Army
Navy
Veterans Administration
National — Service
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Folsom Meadows Say Alignment on Alabama Education
In Montgomery on September 6, School Superintendent Austin R. Meadows and Governor-designate Folsom reported they see eye to eye on Alabama education needs. Meadows said Folsom backs a public school program reaching a new high and would be cooperative. He cited a proposed minimum teacher salary of 1800 dollars a year as endorsed by Folsom.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Austin R. Meadows
Folsom
State votes to raise contributions and curb minimums for vets
Lawmakers approve higher state contributions with an adjustment that the minimum applies only to experienced teachers. The change targets pension or benefits rules, shifting burden and eligibility for long‑tenured staff.
Busy Weekend Visitation and Community Notes Across Alabama
Mrs. Cora Hutchinson and son Alvin spend days in Birmingham while DeWitt Crawford visits his brother in Panama City. Local families report births and visits, including the Berinfield daughter Tony Stonic and many relatives from Decatur and Alabama City. The Ryan singing drew a large crowd as the Southland quartet from Birmingham performed at Ryan High School.
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Cora Hutchinson
Alvin
Birmingham
W. J. Briscoe
Decatur
Cecil Ward
DeWitt Crawford
John
Panama City
Fla
Roy Berinifield
Tony Stonic
Hornsby
Tom Davis
Ryan Sunday
Roy Stewart
Jack
Alabama City
Homer Stewart
Lula Stewart
Cecil Crawford
Don
Joe Crawford
Bernice Brown
Brown
U. S. Army
Marie Green
Mobile
Carl Green
Southland Quartet of
Ryan High School
Rs. H. J. Latham
Gadsden
Hershel Thompson
Hershel
Japan
Armed Services
George Hutchinson
Herbert Prince
Festus Prince
Flora
Oklahoma City
Church of Christ At
Hebron
Rufus Murphree
Eva
H. E. Holmes
John Sallin
Syracuse
New York
Gilbert Prince
Byford Curry
Union Hill
Lola Cudlip
Cecil Julian
Deadar
Malcolm Julian
Boyce Hare
Orville Oden
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Woman Attacked by Pack Of Dogs In Memphis
A pack of five dogs mauled 74 year old Mrs Ora Hassel leaving her near death in a ditch near Memphis Tennessee. Found by a passerby she was taken to a hospital in critical condition with bites to arms legs face and neck. A doctor said she was "eaten up" from the shoulders down and the sheriff seized the five dogs for observation.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ora Hassel
Local notes from area residents and visitors
Phil Campbell spent last week with his daughter Mrs L L Hornsby. Billy Oden in training at San Antonio with the U S air service and visited Decatur with Mrs Hubert Moore. Ira Ellenburg and relatives near Baileyton on Saturday. Paul Chambers’ sister and Birmingham family visited last week. D M McKelvey and Monroe Albright with Mrs H H Wright on Sunday.
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R .E. Phillips
Phil Campbell
L. L. Hornsby
Billy Oden
U. S. Air Service
San Antonio
Texas
Hubert Moore
Decatur
Ira Ellenburg
Baileyton
Paul Chambers
Birmingham
D. M. McKelvey
Cullman
Monroe Albright
H. H. Wright
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