Economic outlook mixed as Washington eyes slow recovery
The World Staff reports cautious optimism about a mild recovery through September with a downturn risk later, while New York analysts expect uneven gains. Washington sees gradual stabilization, but concerns persist over inflation corrections, employment, production, and prices as several sectors adjust and consumer demand holds steady.
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Bookmobile Routes Announced For Week
Houston Memorial Library announces weekly bookmobile routes with stops at many local stores churches and homes. The schedule lists times and locations from Monday through Friday including Ribley’s store Snell’s store Pilgrim Rest Church Vicksburg Le Holy Land’s store Church of Christ Stembridge Crossroads Brenen Stand Thompson’s store Selma Church Big Creek Church Haddan’s Madrid Skipper’s Crossroads Hodgesville Keyton Caseys store Bruce’s store Cameron’s Mrs Ed Camerons house Highway garage Cottonwood Cross from school Cottamwood Drug Store Conn grey’s store Grangerburg Smith’s store Lily Road Adam’s store and others.
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Fonds
Vicksburg
Holy Land
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Cameron
Onsen
Ed Cameron
Highway
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Cottamwood
Congrey's
Grangerburg
Smith's
Buzemore
Mit
H. G. Waller
Lily Road
Watloc
Polished slate from US production fuels auto industry
A large portion of the polished slate manufactured in the United States is finding demand in the automobile sector. Industry analysts note the material's durability and finish suit automotive applications, supporting domestic supply chains and job growth.
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United States
Automobile Industr
Shirley May France Describes Channel Swim Challenges
Shirley May France recounts swimming the English Channel with nerves over jellyfish and cold water. She notes support from Old Joan Burwill and fans, plus the thrill of American steaks sent by NEA Service and the emotional pull of home as she trains for the crossing.
Livestock market roundup with mixed hogs cattle and sheep
Chicago livestock prices show hogs steady to 50 higher with top at 23.25 while 186 260 lb butchers 22.50 to 22.00. Cattle see steers and heifers steady to 50 lower, vealers up to 50, and fed hogs around 27.15 to 27.75. Sheep demand weaker with spring lambs down and natives 24.00 to 25.26. The box elder tree note ends the market brief.
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USA
Leaders Plan Meeting On State Advancement
Auburn area leaders from the State Chamber of Commerce and Alabama Polylecture groups prepare a two day conference beginning Wednesday. Auburn researchers Dean M J Funchess and P O Davis will present program highlights while Alabama Chamber executives discuss school systems and regional programs. Holt Leach of the Gadsden Chamber will close Thursday after a luncheon.
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State Chamber of Commerce
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State Extension Service
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John Ward
Alabama State Chamber of Commerce
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Jernigan Trial Set For Thursday Here, Court Opens Monday
Thirty criminal cases are scheduled this week in Judge BD CL Halstead's Circuit Court. Fort Benning soldier Denver Jernigan, 24, charged with rape of a 16 year old near Gordon, is set for Thursday. Edna Davis, Wepro, faces second degree murder in the death of her husband at Dothan hospital. Lester B. Cawthon, a Negro, 18, charged with second degree murder in the death of Anteo Mae Branch is set for later in the week. Trials run Monday through Thursday with numerous charges including grand larceny, forgery, assault and battery, and forfeiture among others.
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Ralph Cameron Bondmz Company
Carl B. Burkett
Mose South Ane
Katie Smith
Essault and Battery
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F. €. Mills
J. M. Dasher
Ruthin Robinson
Tien
Edward Phillips
Fred Patrick
Fred
Uncle Sam list shows 11 escaped inmates sought
A stressed archival note reports Uncle Sam’s penitentiary sending a list of 11 convicts who escaped between 1900 and 1909 to Midwest sheriffs. If alive, ages would range from 66 to 94, highlighting the long pursuit to recapture them.
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Leavenworth
Xan
Federal Penitentiary
Midwest Sheriffs
Ion
Wiregrass Students To Be Initiated Into ISIC Fraternity
The Zete Gamma Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi will initiate about 25 Wiregrass teachers into the Ronovery education fraternity at a banquet in Hotel Troy Thursday night. Dr. B. Smith, president, confirms most new members are in-service teachers completing college work.
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TSTC Principal Speaker and President to Preside
TSTC will provide the principal speaker for the evening with Chapter President Dean Blankenship of Alexander City presiding as emcee. An outline of next year’s activities for the Society was presented at the meeting.
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Dean Blankenship
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Daughter Of Miner Goes To Foster Home
BESSEMER AP Signy month old Sandra Lee Edwards was sent to a foster home yesterday. Her father was sentenced to a year at hard labor for selling his three year old sister in an adoption deal. Judge Talbot Ellie ruled the child must be removed from Rosa father and mother Leamon Fwards and Edwards, who begged to keep Sandra Lee. Edwards, a Marine combat veteran, had violated a two year probation from a prior abandonment conviction. He was also charged with pulling his three year old daughter Jewel Viree for adoption for $800. she had been adopted by Mr. and Mrs. W. Hi. Sessions. Edwards testified that arrangements for Jewel’s adoption were being prepared. He claimed he took the money for the family’s needs. Mrs. Edwards justified Sessions, saying she would not sell a child for money.
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Unclear list of names spans multiple towns in Alabama
A garbled OCR list mentions many individuals tied to places such as Dothan Ozark Headland Newville Slocomb and Elba. Names include Watkins Parker Saunders Johnson Manning Murrette Riley Harrison Craddock Davie Young Burke and several others, with scattered towns and no cohesive event.
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Dothan
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New Brockton
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Headland
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Elfiar
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