Folsom refuses to name top appointees before inauguration
Governor-elect James E. Folsom said he will not disclose cabinet choices prior to his January 20 inauguration. He stressed no public announcement on offices though he will form a cabinet. At a meeting with Alabama Association of County Commissioners he backed a maximum road building program and a bill to separate public accounts from the Finance Department.
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James E. Folsom
State Capitol
Folsom
Alabama Association of County Commissioners
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John White
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State Highway Department
Week in Alabama politics and public offices
A summary of weekly events across state governance. Former U S Senator Swift plans to give up roles including State Fuel Conservator and highway director. Prison officials cleared Kilby Prison Tuberculosis Hospital staff over four white prisoners’ escape. Markets Board to accept bids January 14 for two 75000 poultry processing plants in Albertville and Montgomery. Alabama Supreme Court upheld Mobile’s authority to contribute 850000 to State Docks expansion. Governor Sparks linked arrest to life sentence controversy. Governor-elect Falsone stated federal service eligibility for most workers, with pay implications.
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Mobile
Chauncey Sparks
Tepece
Prattville
Nestoher
Johnnie B
South
Mae Pendhers
Patriot Gets Medal For Citizenship
An Indianapolis undertaker was awarded a gold medal for choosing to remain American. Robert Stir Hines, heir to a baronetcy and a 500 acre estate, relinquished his American citizenship at a banquet attended by 409 city and state officials. Former Indiana Gov. Herre F. Lehricher presented the medal on behalf of the American War Mothers.
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CTET
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Hines
Sofe
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Ford
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Herre F. Lehricher
Nun Scholars Tackle Cancer Tissue Study in Minnesota
Two white robed nuns from the Order of Saint Benedict, Sister Petra Lenta and Sister Agatha Rieu, teach at the College of Saint Sevelastica and devote lab time to a long term cancer study. They use living cancer tissues in tubes with human and mouse models, exploring tumor growth and hormone interactions, under Dr. George Sperth in Choeinand. The effort emphasizes not-yet-finished results and ongoing laboratory work.
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Petra Lenta
Agatha Rieu
Order of Saint Benedict
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David Thoree
Choeinand
George Sperth
Steps on new Baltimore station denied by rail group
AP reports the Northern Central Railroad Computers Association rejects steps on the new station test. Baltimore PR chief C. J. Tenry proposes reducing seven stairs to four, while spokesman J. Purdon Wright calls the plan unsatisfactory. Wright warns passengers may face higher fares as grading would be needed.
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Northern Central Railroad Computers Association
C. J. Tenry
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Wrisgsoat
Cotton boll weevil preyed upon by 66 birds in study
The report notes 66 bird species prey on the cotton boll weevil. It also highlights Texas as the top tomato shipping state in the United States and states that 65 to 70 percent of the world’s antimony comes from China’s Hunan province.
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Union
Hunan
World consulation of word an nually is 50 per cent more than the quantity grown
Rhode Island, the smallest state in the Union, is the most densely populated.
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Union
Keep Your Christmas Merry By Observing These Precautions
New York safety brief from the National Board of Fire Underwriters urges cautious Christmas decorating. Advice covers timing for tree setup, use of electric lights, avoidance of flames, and keeping trees away from exits, stairs, doors, and curtains. Regular inspection and immediate removal of shedding trees are advised to prevent fires.
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New York
NEA
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Hartford, Conn
Jobless Vets Scorn Chiseling In Oregon Survey
In BAY Oregon UP report the Oregon State Employment Commission describes the typical unemployed veteran as in his thirties, semi skilled, town resident, out of work eight or nine months and lacking housing. Silas Gaiser, veteran administrator, said only three cases of chiseling were found in unemployment filings in Oregon.
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Ore
Oregon State As Employment Commission
Silas Gaiser
Oregon
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