Subscription Rates and Legislative Briefings
Rates show by carrier or mall service in Alabama Georgia and Florida with weekly monthly and yearly options. The piece also covers Associated Press and United Press notices plus a misstatement disclaimer and a Senate special session plan timing for Alabama teachers relief with dates April 22 25 and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Georgian
Florida
Georgia
Alabama urged to honor other states old license tags
Houston County Probate Judge Albert Logue says he has received six to eight letters from officials of neighboring states asking Alabama to honor their 1946 automobile tags due to metal shortages, noting Alabama cars are transporting with rusted plates into Georgia, Florida, and Mississippi and urging Alabama to tolerate last year’s tags from neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houuston County
Albert Logue
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
Debt dips below 1945 wartime level on April first
The national debt fell to 257,786,305,359 dollars after the Treasury redeemed 1.5 billion in securities and paid cash. The current year budget surplus slipped to 2.93 billion after briefly exceeding 23 billion, marking a rare downturn from the prior week. Senator Bridges accuses Customs Bureau of staging a phony protest over staff cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Alabama March tax receipts rise on income and fuel
Alabama posted March tax collections of 216,465 with an overall gain of 814,204 from a year earlier. Income tax led at 3,437,959, gasoline tax reached 1,928,915, and sales tax at 1,886,292. tobacco tax fell to 548,685. The note cautions the surge is temporary, tied to wartime prosperity, and may not last as normalcy returns, urging cautious state budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Bilbo's Arrangement Keeps Mississippi Senator Paid Amid Absence
The Congress Bilbo compensation plan grants the Mississippi senator a leave of absence with pay as opponents delay his unseating. Bilbo remains in Mississippi for medical reasons and may not return this year. If adjournment comes in July, he continues to receive $12,000 annual salary while Mississippians lose Senate representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idneas
Bilbo
Mississippi
Washington
Congress
Merry-Go-Round on King George death in Greece
Drew Pearson reports early Greek crisis after King George death sparked debate in the State Department over temporary vacancy of the throne and possible regency or liberal prince. Paul ascends, Greek royal links to Nazi era noted, amid calls for more democratic governance and caution about Greek loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Athens
King George
State Department
George
Damaskinos
Pierre
Paul
Greece
Frederica
Hitler
Cairo
Metaxas
Foreign Office
C. Papadakis
United States
Papadakis
Kremlin
Molotov
Bevin
Bidault
Marshall
Mark Clark
Austria
Marshal Koniev
Red Army
Vienna
Koniev
Clark
Chirk
Clars
Berlin
Prague
Siberian
Soviet Union
Bureau of Mines
Caudal No 2
Betsy Lane Coal Corporation
Betsy Lane
Kentucky
Russell Shaw
Muners
Ho and H Coal Company
Paris
Arkansas
C. I. Kahre
Riverton
Denker Coal Compans
Tiina
T. C. Higgins
Maryland No
Berwind-White Coal Mining Company
Wilmore
Pennsylvania
V. D
Rmiine
Wendell Willkie A Man Of Will And Destiny
Wendell Willkie is portrayed through his brother H F Willkie as a man forged by heredity and environment. The piece recalls Willkie’s early drive, self discipline, and public spirit shaped by his mother’s willpower and father’s civic interest. It frames his life as a destiny formed before college, culminating in a remarkable public service career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senes
Wendell Willkie
America
H. F. Willkie
Wendell
Family Reserve
China
Wendel
Mine Safety and War Production Impact Note
Federal operation reduced monthly mine fatalities to 72 from 93. New fans ordered by many mines to combat heat, but deliveries slowed by curtailed war production. Copyright 1947 The Bell Syndicate Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
British-born minister leads Alabama youth work
Rev. Mark A. Lower Jr., pastor of Abbeville First Baptist Church, born in Brighton England, became a U S citizen in 1933. He serves as Boy Scout field commissioner and Silver Beaver recipient while guiding young people through church, scouting and civic activities. His wife is Tuscaloosa born Girl Scout leader. they have two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby Ellard
Abbeville
Mark A. Lower
Abbeville First Baptist Church
Lower
United States
Love
Brighton
England
Brighton Herald
Army of Occupation
Germany
Howard College
Birmingham
Baptist Orphanage
Alabama Baptist Paper
English Channel
Africa
Henry County
Sight Conservation Committee
the Lion's Club
Crippled Children’s Committee
The
Red Cross
Tuscaloosa
Mark A. Lower, Jr
Henry District
Eagle
Letter on Alabama conservation and state parks plans
Dothan Alabama April 5 1647 letter discusses Mont gomery legislature reports. Editor notes fifth in a series by a county member of the Interim Committee on conservation. Describes meetings at Mobile and Montgomery on forestry forest fires wildlife laws streams state lands and parks. Mentions state parks plan with over a million dollars for cottages restaurants boats and equipment. Turn to No 15 on page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagie
Montgomery
Star
Mobile
Alabama
Talladega
Department of Conservation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Horace Hall
Dothan
Associated Press
Thia
United Press
Kelly-Smith Co
Nati Graybar
Cevcerveerer
Michigan Ave
Parker House
Glenn
Cocessescrees Tincoln-Liberty
New Center
Ecavss
Montgomery St
Seneee
New York
Gilbert Tigan Francisco
God
Thomas Jefferson
Somebay
Jim Folsom
Bridges
New Hampshire
Customs Bureau
Bureau
Senate
Uary
Content
Drew Pearson
John Temple Graves
Creek
Mark Lower
Mark
Normandy
Almos
Arizona
New Mexico