Emory Night Dinner Set Here Thursday At Houston Hotel
Do than area Emory University alumni and friends are invited to an Emory Night dinner Thursday at the Houston Hotel in Dothan at 7 p m. Dr R D Crawford announces the event with Emory Dean Boisfeuillet Jones as speaker and a new Emory technicolor film to be shown. The party is chaired by R P Crawford Sr and Dr Dupree Davis with other committee members named.
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Emory University
Dothan
R. D. Crawford
Emory Committee
Houston
Emory
Boisfeuillet. Jones
Paul R. Flowers
Dow T. Huskey
W. P. Parrish
James M. Weldes
M. Q. Burns
R. H. Segrest
James T. Cook
R. L. McLendon
W. R. Wandeck
Crawford
Final Hearing Set On Warren Tax Plans In Florida
In Tallahassee Gov Fuller Warren supporters get a final chance to defend a 50 million dollar tax program before joint finance and taxation committees. Weldon Starry withdrew the proposed doubled tax on insurance licenses and premiums citing harm to out of state firms. The panel asked for views on the 500 thousand dollar capital stock tax while opposing the seven other measures including a five percent amusements tax and a public utilities levy viewed as a consumer tax. Several farmers fishermen and Florida Farm Bureau backed the insurance and tax rebates but Rep L C Yeomans urged funds for fishing research. The governor’s plan faces votes and public input as committees proceed.
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Tallahassee
Fuller Warren
Joint Legislative Committees On
Warren
W. A. Shands
Gainesville
Senate
Weldon Starry
Starry
Florida
Florida Farm Bureau
Rep
L. C. Yeomans
Citrus County
Florida Commercial Fishermen’s Association
Yeomans
McGregor Smith
Florida Power and Light Co
Miami
Public Utilities Levy
Negro Charged After Beating Over Quitting Job at Sawmill
In Opelika Alabama a Negro swore warrants charging assault and battery against four white men who beat him after quitting a sawmill job. Two names are listed. others remain John Doe. Warrants sent to Macon County for service. sheriff says names of the Negro and two white men unavailable locally. The case prompted officials to return warrants to Opelika to clarify identities. In Memphis a judge quickly refused a new trial for two men convicted of robbery after attorneys used 21 books in a three hour appeal.
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Opelika
Eugene Lowe, Jr
John Doe
Macon County
Justice of the Pace
H. Curtis Ivey
Tuskegee
E. E. Evans
Evans
Memphis
Tenn
Sam Campbell
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Houston Hotel
Panama City
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Fla
THE
BAY Line
Houston County
S. Foster ST
Frank Weber
Alabama Banking CO
Sers Atten
South Foster ST
Harry Hall CO
SEARS
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Sai
Arece
Ogi
Ars
Arently
Craftsman Drill Press
Dunlap
R.P.M
A.C
Sears Hardware Department
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