National Legion chief to visit Alabama for multiple addresses
Roy W. Murphy national Legion commander will speak in Gadaden May 12 to 14 for dedication ceremonies of the citys new civic center and auditorium. He will then attend a Birmingham reception, address veterans at Tuscaloosa hospital May 14, and visit Mobile with State Commander F. Marion Inge. Lights added to Geneva intersections to reduce crashes.
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Alabama Department of the American Legion
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National Legion
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Gadsden
Birmingham
Jefferson County Legion Council
Headley Jordan
Alabama
Veterans’ Hospital
Tuscaloo
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F. Marlon Inge
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Knox Sees 130 Convention Votes In Knox Bid
Washington April 30 AP Colonel Frank Knox seeks Republican nomination and claims at least 130 convention votes after the convention begins. He will not reveal delegate locations and plans, emphasizing a strong Southern count and a campaign that kept costs low. Knox predicts support from Illinois delegates and notes optimistic early press impressions after the Li nda primary.
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Washington
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Hoover
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Alabama Republicans Set State Convention in Birmingham
Alabama Republicans plan the state convention in Birmingham on May 20 with county and district meetings starting May 5. Delegates from districts plus four at large delegates go to the June 9 National Convention in Cleveland. Nine congressional districts show scattered Republican strength with few counties able to claim a majority. candidates often lose in state races. Some leaders hint at possible presidential candidate pledges but no official plan is announced.
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Alabama
Cleveland
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Albama
Mabama
Years for Home Civ War Veteran Seeks Bronx Visit
Ninety six year old L. P. Austin, a Union Army veteran, wants to visit the Bronx borough in New York City to see how his old family farm site was transformed. He was raised on his father’s 104-acre farm in what is now the Bronx.
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New York City
Sabbath Sermon Links Crime to Sabbath Neglect
Rev. John G. Mitchell preached at the Tabernacle on Oates Street in Dothan, arguing crime rises from neglect of God’s law. He urged strict Sabbath keeping, teaching the Ten Commandments at home, in Sabbath school, and in church, and said Christians keep the law because they are saved. Mitchell invited residents to live Christ’s example and attend Thursday night’s talk on “Some Hard Nuts to Crack.”
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Oates Street
Dothan
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Mittchell
Changing Minds Cherokee to Move West for Texas Centennial
In 1836 the Cherokee refused to move to Oklahoma and were granted a North Carolina reservation. Now their descendants prepare to relocate west voluntarily to take part in the Texas centennial exposition national folk festival June 1 to 21. Moonlight blue and gold tissue blends are popular for evening ensembles.
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Dallas
Oklahoma
Tennessee Hills
North Carolina
Local Rains Help Some Crop Areas
Weather summary for the week ending Tuesday notes rainfall mainly light with moderate showers aiding crops in certain localities. Cotton planting progressed well in southern and middle divisions but only just starting in northern counties. little cotton emerged. Houston County farm agent C. M. Ling reported on Wednesday.
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C. M. Ling
Houston County
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Coastal agriculture notes in scattered garbled text
Fragmentary OCR describes Mategel coast area farming with notes on strawberries oats pastures and general commercial activity. Details are unclear due to text corruption but mention of tar shipments and shipped goods appears.
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