Plans Under Way To Stock 100000 Cans For Needy
Birmingham moves to stock empty larders for winter with a Food Conservation committee led by Herbert Trqwiler. Housewives religious groups and industry back the drive aiming to can 100000 pints of fruits and vegetables. Local plants are sought with Adpeco and a Birmingham Goodwill plant offered. Sugar donation and bottles provided.
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Birmingham
Herbert Trqwiler
Harry J
Hla
Casalina
Chalrman Tutwiler
American Cast Iron Pipe Company
Adpeo
Birmingham Goodwill Industries
Mervyn H. Sterme
Community Chest
Birmingham Glass Company
Sterne
Red Cross
Miles Memorial College For Negroes
Par Neulathy
Reynolds May Jr Wins Golf Title in Dothan Junior Tour
Reynolds Ray Jr the junior golf champion of Dothan defeated William Espy in the finals at the Dothan Country Club. May led early and held on after Espy’s late rally, winning two up on the seventh hole. Businessmen from Dothan Bank & Trust Co swept their matches in the tournament.
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William Espy
Country Club
Dothan Bank & Trust Co
Dothan Buick Company
Az Flowers
J. J. Flowers
J. 4
Mowers
J. J. Flowers, Jr
J. M. Stallings
Marcellus Spann
Bt Dothan Buick
Flora Baxter
T. 3. Whatley
Walkover
Improving Cotton Man 80 Takes First Plane Ride
At Birmingham on August 10 AP reports H Key Bilner, head of Alabama Warehousing, urged Gov Sterling to improve U S cotton quality to curb reliance on foreign fibers. He cited last season's warehousing volume and penalties for shot staple. Also, octogenarian J Z Black of Florala recounted his first airplane flight near Dothan, aiming for 5,000 feet but reaching 2,500, describing the journey with excitement and memories of earlier travel methods. Nearby, Columbia Baptist association plans an all-day Sunday school convention at Smyrna Baptist church with over 3 attendees from 42 churches, featuring leaders from Judson College and Alabama Baptists.
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Birmingham
Ross B. Sterling
Texas
H. Key Bilner
Alabama Warehousing Company
Gov. Sterling
J. Z. Black
Florals
Are
Dothan
Sur
Mr Black
John Chalker
Bir
Black
Barbour County
Florida
Sit
Bem
Flack
Pensacola
Fla
Trav
Rattler Six Feet Long Killed On Road by W M Christmas
W M Christmas of Chipley Florida killed a six foot rattlesnake with nine rattles on the road between Headland and Newton. He displayed the reptile at Dothan yesterday. Christmas and Miserva Mercer were in a car when the snake crossed the highway. The car's wheels passed over the snake then Christmas backed up and beat it to ensure death. He noted the snake was one of the largest in the area for some time.
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W. M. Christmas
Chipley
Headland
Newton
Dothan
Mr.Christmas
Miserva Mercer
Mr. Christmas
Cheese production in Des Moines area rises in state output
In a report from the Des Moines area, cheese production costs averaged about 12.33 cents per pound. State factories produced a large quantity last year, reflecting strong output in the dairy sector amid consumer demand.
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Des Moines
Cullman Meeting to Discuss Farming Banking Ties
Agricultural bankers from Alabama plan a meeting in Cullman to explore farming and banking relationships. The event aims to strengthen ties between farmers, lenders, and agricultural organizations, outlining cooperative efforts and financial support mechanisms for farm operations.
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Cullman
Alan Ade
Alabama
Avsoruasinn
Japan Consul Plans To Stimulate Trade With Alabama City
Japan Consul Juki Sata arrived in Birmingham to discuss expanding trade ties with the Alabama steel metropolis. He recently traveled from Sydney aboard a war tranvesso and plans to meet local officials to promote economic exchange with his native land.
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Japan
Alabama
Birmingham
Aux
Juki Sata
Jaynes
New Olena
Band Concert Slated For Tomorrow Night
Band concert scheduled for tomorrow night at 7 p m at the university venue features UT Feldaries performing a mix of classical and contemporary pieces. Audience urged to arrive early as seating is limited.
29 City Improvement Projects Under Way
Birmingham reports 29 public improvement projects under contract or in progress as of August 1. The City Engineer’s office lists expenditures around 2452 dollars and 255 cents with four projects lasting one month. East Lake district drains and street work are among the under way efforts.
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Birmingham
Alabama labor stone to build new post office
In Montgomery the federal post office project advances with reinforced concrete foundations and a concrete framework replacing steel. Governor Hill backs Alabama limestone use and urges local material sourcing. Architect Frank Lockwood leads final plans as bids anticipated in October and contract possible by December.
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Alabama
STONE
Montgomery
Imestone
Linter Hill'z Gah
Frank Lockwood
Hill
Hil
North
Lockwoolle
Hillweld
Architecta
Woodman Circle Convention Draws Broad Attendance
More than a hundred women from Dothan are expected to attend the Wiregrass District convention of the Woodman Circle at Cottonwood tomorrow. Speakers include state officer and national director Harry K. Martin, Judge Harry K. Martin of Dothan, Mrs Blanche Carroll, and Mayor Marvin Lewis of Cottonwood. Five candidates will be initiated and a demonstration by Junior guards from Dothan and nearby places is listed as a feature. Mrs Heliway arrives tonight and will attend the convention tomorrow with Miss Story.
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Meany
Dothan
Woodman Circle
Cottoswood
Harry K. Martin
Disa Blanche Carroll
Marvin Lewis
Cottonwood
Webb
Heliway
Woodman
Circe
Revival Meeting Ends at Headland Avenue Church
Decatur minister Rev. James A. Smith led a revival at Headland Avenue Bay church last night. Fifty nine donations were given to the rail of the church during the revival as he urged listeners to come to Christ and accept salvation despite many not yet approaching the Savior.
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James A. Smith
Decatur
Gian
Salvattar
Mhp
Zien
Young man hurt diving into shallow water near Apalachicola
John J. McCankell Jr. 23, of Marianna Florida, is in a Dothan hospital with a fractured skull and neck after diving from a 12 foot wharf into about two and a half feet of water near Apalachicola Sunday around 11. The Gulfing party with Dr Z A Bultzell of Marianna and others arrived at the inland Florida site and Hankel and several party members bathed. The water looked to be a 32 or 15 foot drop but was shallow. he struck his head on the bottom. He was taken to Panama City and then to a Dothan hospital. life condition reported serious.
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John J. McCankell Jr
Min J. J. McCankell
Marianna
Fla
Dothan
Niand
Apisehicola
Fis
Florida
Hankel
Haskell
Way
Non Blushing Spuds Best to Make Chips
A historical note discusses potato processing and chip making. It references chemical tests on potatoes to extract starch and pectin and to predict chip quality. The text mentions heating, alkaline reactions, and foam formation during processing.
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Washington
Aux
Department of Verleultire
Man Injured as Auto Hits Cow Near Bor
A man named Fenne Bart from Chipley suffered a broken leg when an agricultural truck struck a cow on a rural road near Bor. He was taken to a hospital for treatment. The incident occurred this afternoon in the Bor area with others present at the scene. Further details were not provided.
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Fenne Bart
Chipley
Bor
Aires
Four Die as Auto Crashes Spark Southland Toll
Eleven people died across the South in a violent week end including a gun duel at a Warrior dance hall near Birmingham and an automobile crash near Tuskegee. Five killed by gunfire, four by cars, one by a train. six injured in the Tuskegee crash. Georgia McCarrol of Eufaula and Char Birmingham named among the deceased.
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Atlanta
Char
Warrior Dance
T. C. Tothemn
David Knight
Kilith
Mexico pushes work on highway to U S border
Mexico City August 10 AP Another year or more will age the opening of a highway linking the United States and Mexico City. The road while provisionally opened last spring is not yet safe for regular traffic. The 425 mile route from Laredo to Ciudad Valles is being heavily worked with dynamite and wheelbarrows. The remaining 224 miles in the mountain stretch are the world’s most difficult, with dangerous cliffs and limited access to machinery.
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Mexico City
United States
San Luie Potos
Laredo
Ciudad Valles
Flo Grande
Tatooba
Mexican Highway Commission
Enginenta
Atlantic
Neolintain
Central Plate
Early Morning Fire Damages Cafe On W Main Street
Fire damaged a cafe on W Main Street in the early hours, with flames reported at about 1 am. The blaze occurred in two locations within the building, one in a coffee area and the other in a closet. Damages were estimated around 2700 dollars. investigators have yet to determine the cause. The cafe had been open for several months and is operated by J and Eddy Bute.
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Main Street
Sereer
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Herbert Hoover
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Aomila
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Mr. Black
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U. S
Judson College
Columbia Baptist Association
Smyrna Baptisl
W. W. Avery
J. C. Cleverdon
David Cooper
Jty
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Columbi
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Jack Ghexsling
Ashford
G . Bennett
M. Medema
E. J. Whitdon
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Menoss
Baléche
Toraco
Minnesota
U.S
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Yreter
Gertrude Salmon
Detroit
Roan W. Judson
Destrot
Continental Motors Corporation
Dothan Hospital
Young Haskell
Dr. Z. A. Bultzell
Marlanna
Gel Palizell
Ft Benning
Mr and Men
Battate
Mr. Milton
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Iothan
Attendante
Southland
Mexico
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