Dothan Kiwanis elects Theodore Jackson president
Theodore Jackson was installed as president of the Dothan Kiwanis Club at a Wednesday meeting at the Houston Hotel. J L Vaughn, retiring president, gave up the gavel after an address on leadership. A Christmas Music program by the Young Junior High School Glee Club and an extended tribute to Mrs. Wilson Oufgly closed the event with best wishes for Christmas.
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Theodore Jackson
Dothan Kiwanis Club
Houston
Solomon Baxter
I. J. Thomas
J. Ye Vaughn
John W. Bish
Myer Blumberg
Broadus Willoughby
C. C. Mosley
Sg. O. Moseley
Mr. Vaughn
C. C. Moseley
Young Junior High School Glee Club
Montine Lisenby
Jeanne Gaines
Sameesa
Kiwanis
Dothan Kiwanis
Wilson
Cerest
Ty Wanis Club
Southern governors map plan to equalize rates
Governors of the South moved to end rate differentials with the East and plan to push Congress for action. They instructed Public Service Commissions to ask the Interstate Commerce Commission to study all inter territorial rates and to revise interstate regulations to remove gaps. A meeting in Birmingham led to a Georgia and Mississippi governor in attendance with others named to act for the states. A Washington session late January may be set to present the plan to Congress.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
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South Carolina
Kentucky
Georgia
Florida
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bibb Graves
Washington
Graves
Eugene Talmidge
Sennett Conmor
Santa Claus, Ind. Stamp Trade Sparks Town Boom
Stamp collectors turned Santa Claus into a postal magnet, boosting business in Santa Claus Indiana. The town’s name change from Santa Fe to Santa Claus in 1858 sparked a flood of mail cancellations and a thriving stamp trade, culminating in a 1932 Christmas Day cancellation for President Roosevelt.
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Ind
Indiana
Santa Fe
Claus
Santaclaus
Los Angeles
James F. Martin
Yale
Martin
California
Harry New
New
Flo
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
James Martin
Teachers 10 Get Christmas Check
Montgomery December 20 AP another pay check before Christmas was assured Alabama's school teachers as Comptroller Jr Ward Jr released 874671 to the state department of education for immediate disbursement. The money comes from public school fund special educational trust fund and a 125000 payment from the general fund to education. In addition to county allocations the University of Alabama will receive 9324 Auburn 29884 and Alabama College for Women at Montevallo 10023. Included in the total was 126787 from the equalization fund held up since November 1 due to counties failing to submit data and reconns.
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Alabama
Jr. Ward, Jr
State Department of Education
Public School Fund
Special Educational Trust Fund
General Fund
University of Albama
Auburn
Alabama College For Women
Montevallo
Treasure Formula Heist Tangles With Molly and Nick
Nicholas Trench rescues Molly OBrien from a gang that seeks a valuables formula her claim to know. The formula is stolen. Nick and Jerry Mordaunt, with Jimmy Lor, scheme to recover it after Holly is kept at Jerry’s flat awaiting his return.
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Nopsie
Nicholas Trench
Molly O'Brien
Molly
Nick
Jerry Mordaunt
Holly
Jerry
Jimmy Lor
E,ars
Intoxicating Moment in a London Morning
Nick, Molly, and Jerry confront the aftermath of a dangerous abduction as Molly recovers from a brutal assault. Dawson reports progress, and plans unfold for confronting Orloff andMitri’s scheme. The trio debates how to proceed while Molly rests, and Nick reflects on the emotional consequences of the night.
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Dawson
Jerry
Molly
Nick
Christmas Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Frank Thomas
Mrs Frank Thomas hosted a Tuesday bridge party in a festively decorated reception hall and living room with a Santa Claus and poinsettia theme. High score prize went to Miss Frank Mayfield for a scarf, with second place to Mrs L E Welch and a consolation prize to Miss Cristine Boone. Guests included Mrs J M Kemp Mrs Stephen Pajeck Mrs Charles Bowers Mrs Robert Cooks and others.
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Frank Thomas
Frank Mayfield
L. E. Welch
Cristine Boone
J. M. Kemp
Stephen Pajeck
Charles Bowers
Robert Cooks
Lister Williams
Lloyd Williams
James Green
Hagler Ward
Edwin Fellows
Electric power output increases during week New York
The Edison Electric Institute reports last week total power output at 1,767,418,000 kilowatt hours, up from 1,743,427,000 the prior week. Year over year, output is up 7.5 percent, compared with 7.7 the week prior, with regional gains varying across New England, Middle Atlantic, Central Industrial, and other regions.
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New York
Edison Electric Institute
New England
Middle Atlantic
Central Industrial
West Central
Southern States
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coat
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