Smee Manufacturers Benefit From Shipping Plan at Mobile Port
MOBILE AP The plan increases shipments by small Mid Western manufacturers through Mobile to Latin America. State Docks Director Henry Sweet says Chicago will consolidate less than carload shipments for movement to Mobile. Consolidation on a LCL basis aims to group cargo for up to 20 ports per car, aiding Latin American buyers with small frequent orders.
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Latin America
Henry Sweet
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Hartford Church Circles Host Meetings in Hartford
Local religious groups across Hartford held meetings at members' homes. The Ruth Lawrence Circle, Mary Townsend Circle, and Willey Mae Riley Circle each presented programs with hostesses and guests. Community notices include open house at the Hartford Baptist Church and plans for upcoming events.
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Hartford Methodist Church
Frank Bradshaw
Shelly Helms
F. A. Boswell
Everett Holland
Mary Townsend
Willey Mae Riley
Norman Hooper
Ruby Perdue
Earl Holland
Phillip Chaney
Marvin Wood
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Democrats Appeal To Florida Farmers In DeLand
In DeLand Florida Sheriff Alex Littlefield state executive committee chairman urged farmers to back the Democratic party. He said Florida farmers earned 35,000,000 dollars last year versus 118,000,000 in 1926 under Republicans and touted benefits from Democratic administrations including higher milk prices fewer mortgages more credit to buy farms greater conservation and rural electrification.
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Democratic Party
Alex Littlefield
Littlefield
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Inside of an egg yolk and white percentages
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Industrialists to Meet at Alabama Polytech Luncheon
More than 198 Alabama industrialists and agriculturists will gather tomorrow for a joint meeting hosted by the Associated Industries of Alabama. Harold V. Milkr of Knoxville will address the luncheon at Alabama Polytechnic Institute, speaking on regional development. John B. Turner of Birmingham presides over the ATA, a group of over 600 state manufacturers and business concerns.
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Alabama
Associated Industries of Alabama
Harold V. Milkr
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Knoxville
Tenn
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
John B. Turner
Birmingham
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