Alabama Mortar Board Revue to Feature Ten Beauties
The Dec 2 revue at the University of Alabama will select ten of twenty contestants for the Corolla beauty section. Students only may appear, with dance song and comedy acts including tap numbers and an exaphone solo. Proceeds fund a scholarship, presented by Mortar Board, the women’s honorary society.
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of Alabama
Tis
University of Alsbems
Smith
Manos
N. O
Fitto
Alwyn Agee
Pile
Pat Pearson
Lompecratdy
Ki Kia
Alabama Cavaliers
Qoquipus Orchestra
Brit X
Public Attorney Extends Free Help to Utility Customers
D W Brunson, Alabama Public Attorney, announced today that any citizen served by a utility is entitled to his office’s services. He will appear before the Alabama Public Service Commission as a representative of the people, regardless of protests or litigation status. The 1035 act funds free services, available to individuals, communities, and organizations, with no notoriety sought in prosecutions.
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Bontgomery
D. Ww
M. Brunson
Uinblle
Atlto
Brunson
Alabama Public Service Commission
Ohms
Bruns
Bia
Clieuit Court
Supreme Court
Legion gains registration in Mobile ahead of mid winter conference
Dr. F Marion Inge reports 5190 Legion members registered since July 2, surpassing the 1234–35 total of 6470 for the year. He notes this is the department’s largest membership at this point and predicts 7 to 300 more members will be reported tomorrow from 120 posts, with 28 posting higher totals than ever.
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F. Marion Inge
Mobile
American Legion
Tes
Department of the Lesson v
MD Inge
Tomor Inge
D. Trotter Jones
Mark Twain's Daughter recalls famed author in centennial year
Clara Clemens Gabrilowitsch, daughter of Mark Twain, recalls her father as a picturesque, dynamic figure of humor and humanity. She notes his love of the picturesque, recalls his exuberant presence at her 1909 wedding, and shares stories of his life, wit, and enduring influence as the Mark Twain Centennial marks his birth anniversary.
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Clara Clemens Gabritowitsch
Mark Twain
Joan of Arc
George Bernard Showe
Gabritovitsch
Te Bostelle Company
Detroit
Raymond J. Reiser
Clara Clemens Gabrilowitsch
Mrs. Gabrilowitsch
Oxssip Gabrilowitsch
Gabrilowitsch
Clara Clemens
Samuel L. Clemens
Susie
Clara
Jean
Nina
Barnard Callers
Gabrilowitach
Gabiiowitsch
Alager
Shale
Sho
Drury Lane
Bonatello
George Bernard Shaw
St. Joan of Are
Kenneth Lynch Displays Armorial Jousting Gear In New York
Ancient Sport New York reports Kenneth Lynch and Smith opened an armor and weapon exhibition to revive medieval jousting. Lynch notes few customers for armor yet emphasizes quality art, with Cecil B. DeMille cited as a major buyer among limited patrons.
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New York
Kenneth Lynch
Lynch
Smith
Gmmor
Cecil B Ds Mille
Relieves Your Headache In 3 Minutes
Fragments describe a remedy claim for headache relief in three minutes. Mentions soothing relief, muscular aches, colds, fever reduction, and nervous system effects without opiates. Reads like an ad fragment with unclear references to ingredients and dosage.
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Sigis
Apostate Hindus Abjurity Castes Confound Gandhi
In Nasik India a large crowd of youths from lower classes publicly burned sacred Hindu books including a copy of the Jews of Madu and other texts upholding untouchability. They resolved that the untouchables should not visit holy places or give money to priests. Dr Ambedkar urged abandoning Hinduism for equality and Gandhi commented that a change would not aid the untouchables while untouchability persisted.
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Nasik
India
Deep
Madu
Filipinos Demand New Voice in World Diplomacy
Manila reports Edward E. Bomar outlines Philippine Commonwealth aims to share foreign affairs with the United States under the Tydings McDuffie Act. President Quezon signals diplomatic ambitions, including a possible role in League of Nations. Oslao argues for trained Filipino diplomats at embassies and eventual legations in key world capitals.
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Edward E. Bomar
Manila
Philippine Commonwealth
Tien
United States
Tydings McDuffe
Manuel Quezon
Quezon
League of Nation
Camilo Oslaz
Washington
Commonwealth
Osiaz
New
Unicamerel National Assembly of 98
Tydings-lee- Dullie
United Sates
Oslaa Saya
Congress
Oslae
Commonwealth Co
Tokyo
Peiping
Madrid
London
Berlin
Paris
Philippines
Record score as Cald well defeats Harper 100 to 0
In Kansas high school football, Caldwell crushed Harper 100 to 0 for the season's top scoring mark, while Sublette fell to Hugoton after a 34 game win streak.
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Topeka
Res
Kansas
Caldwell
Harper
Sublette
Hugoton
Wil Rogers memories fund taking shape in Cheyenne
A Wyoming Tribune report notes reporter Will Tetls recalls Wil Rogers and describes the Wil Rogers Memories Commission formed by Rogers’ friends. It invites subscriptions via banks and mail, hoping donors from Rogers’ circle contribute to the memory project.
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Wyoming Biate ‘Tribune
Cheyenne
Wil
Wil Rogers
Durling Rogers
Cas Tea
Milton
Rogers
Will Rogers Memorial Fund Tribute and Interview Snippet
The editor invites donations to the Will Rogers Memorial Fund from Dothan and beyond, earmarked for the national fund with no deductions, villagers reflect on Rogers memory. An interview with young Ted O Mell a recalls Rogers answer about David Harum and a Bible recommendation amid fundraising notes and plan for living memorials by national leaders.
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Wil Rogers
Dothan
National Fund
Elon
Ted O'Mella
Rogers
O'Mella
David Harum
David
Harum
Ais
Rocky Mountain
Eagle Office
Henry Ford
Hibert Hoover
Alfred BE. Smith
Will H. Hays
Jes
Jones
Owen D
Ophthalmia Neonatorum Threatens Newborn Sight
Dr J N Baker explains that blindness in newborns often stems from ophthalmia neonatorum, with seventy five percent due to gonococcus transmitted during birth. If the cornea is involved, scarring blurs vision, risking permanent blindness when the child is most dependent.
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J. N. Baker
Eyne
WPA authorizes $110000 oyster propagation job
Montgomery Dec 2 AP I T Quinn chairman of the Alabama Oyster Commission announced plans to launch a $110,000 Works Progress Administration oyster rehabilitation project in Mobile and Baldwin counties. Dr Paul Goffstorf US Bureau of Fisheries expert completed a survey and the WPA guaranteed funds. The Federal share is $88,265 with about $18,000 from the commission. More than 100000 barrels of seed oysters and 160000 barrels of shells will be planted. The commission is negotiating oyster and shell purchases and planting is to begin this month.
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Montgomery
I. T. Quinn
Ala- Varma
Works Progress Administration
Mobile
Baldwin County
Wstern
Commisston
Bell
Stocking Streams in Houston County Prompts Fishing Bans
The commission, created by 1935 act, reports thousands of fingerlings and trout stocked in streams across Houston Henry Dale and Geneva counties. W O Williams district game warden and D B F Odem organized the planting with Angleton hatchery supplies. Fishing in these stocked streams will be prohibited for several years before opening to the public.
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Houston
Henry
Dale
Geneva
W. O. Williams
Angleton
Williams
D. BF. Odem
Acon
Samuel S Jordan Dety Will Be Sent To Emorvillé Town
Samuel S Jordan 64 died at home 1058 Appletree St Sunday afternoon. A carpenter by trade he had made etc for a number of years. Funeral services held from Dowling Griffin chapel at 3:30 Monday with Rev Clement Ritter officiating, body sent to Knoxville Tenn for burial. Springfield, Mo Dec AP Sheriff Curtis advised Ozarke farmers whose chickens have suffered recent deprivations.
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Samuel S. Jordan
Emorvillé Town
Samuel
Jordan
Appletree
Devin
Dowling-Griffin Chapel
Clement Ritter
First Presby
Orlan Church
Knoxville
Tenn
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