Miller Urges State Income Tax Bonds
The article reports Governor Miller pushing for a state income tax to fund education and road programs, proposing bonds and reforming higher education governance. He criticizes overlapping programs at Alabama universities and urges a single education board, plus directing the gasoline tax to highways with expanded road camps and convict labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
University of Alabama
Auburn
Montevallo
Board of Education
Alabama
Governor Miller backs budget reform and law simplifications
Governor Miller urges a 5 member House Senate committee to study salaries and proposes abolishing the court of appeals after this term with work shifted to the supreme court. He calls for consolidation of courts, trimming municipal and county costs, adopting a Brookings budget framework, repealing all prior appropriations, and enacting a new October 1 appropriation bill. He cites a $26,931.44 Brookings survey and recommends further study by a five person team during the session.
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House
Senate
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Law and Equity
Alabama
Brookings Institution
Gov. Miller
Local social notes from Quincy residents visit families and travel
Quincy Florida social column lists residents and guests visiting relatives and friends across states. Names include Mrs. W L Hartzog family, Miss Florence Schaffer visiting New York and Philadelphia, J H Johnson returning from Columbia University, Miss Louise Speigner visiting Serina Bottoms, Namam Saliba from New Orleans, and many other neighbors. The notes mention weekend and multiweek stays in Montgomery, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Durham, and Panama City, with several couples and individuals traveling to New Orleans, New York, and Spartanburg among others.
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Little Rose Poyner
Saxon Poyner
Park Avenue
W. H. Turner
Rose
Mary Frances ‘Stevens
Laura
Beryl Barnes
Marianne Strickland
Jane Miller
Margaret Jones
Lillian Louis
Francey Mullen
Irene Danzy
Louise Crawford
Catherine Watford
Billy Frazier
Victor Covington
Lynn Cantey
Fox Jordan
Richmond Flowers
Robert Espy
Dee Hutchinson
Junior McQuagge
James Beall
Bullard Harris
Hansford Watford
Ross Stephenson
John Davis Shanks
Donald and
Harold
Tolleson
Bert Davis
Marvin Walden
Ert
Quincy
Fla
W. L. Hartzog
E. V. Gambie
Roanoke
Ala
Gladys Gilliland
Carl Hurat
Gambie
Florence Schaffer
New York
Philadelphia
J. H. Johnson
Columbia University
Louise Speigner
Enterprise
Serina Bottoms
Namam Saliba
New Orleans
Bob Gamble
Ashford
Eva Sharpe
Headland
Martie] Sharpe
E. V. Gamble
Lewis Moseley
Hornsby
Dothan
Mist
Woods Carroll
Sadie Pouncy
Floral
Corzing Wells
Mia
D. P. McNair
Margaret
Dan
Malcolm Carmicheal
Montigstery
C W. Milton
Woodyn Ga
Milford
Robbie Andrews
Columbia University Library School
Ire
R. W. Andrews
Frances Page
Staton
Eloise Andrews
Rosatle Finlay
Goshen
Harry Goilier
Carmen Suggs
Roanoks
W. EB. Suggs
Suggs
Rachel Alds
J. L. Barnes
Barnes
Clem Mooneyham
Spartanburg
Oscar Aikins
Ralph Holman
Ben
Panama City
Tortoise Eggs Hatch After Thirteen Months
Worcester based deputy mayor G H W Keyter confirmed tortoise eggs hatch in thirteen months and days after observing a tortoise lay eggs. He covered the nest with wire netting and waited over a year until five baby tortoises emerged.
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Worcester
Cape Providence
South Africa
G. H. W. Keyter
Kayter
University of Alabama closes 1932 summer session
The 1932 summer session will end Friday night with about 24 centers and graduate students receiving degrees. Graduation takes place in Morgan Hall auditorium at 7 p.m. State Senator W. C. Warren of Tuscaloosa will deliver the address, and President Denny will confer degrees and deliver diplomas. With August 19 diploma awards, the university will have conferred over 1100 degrees in 1932.
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Ate
University of Alabama
Morgan Hall
At & P.m
W. C. Warren
Tuscaloosa
Denny
Local visits and guests in the region
Ard Sorrell spends time with relatives in Birmingham. The Rev. S A Turnipseed and son Andrew from Montgomery visited friends here last week. Mrs Edwina Martin of Clayton is visiting Mrs W H Hunt. Mrs R C Bishop and son Rob-
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Y. Allen Holman
Mike Sollie
New Orleans
Mrs. Holman
Angus Eason
Pearl Godwin
Mildred Deese
Montgomery
Mary Elizabeth Ard
Birmingham
E. B. Ard
Ard Sorrell
S. A. Turnipseed
Andrew Turnipseed
Edwina Martin
Clayton
W. H. Hunt
R. C. Bishop
Rob
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J. W. Baughman
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