Copeland Prominent Senator With Busy Legislative Year
The article profiles Senator Copeland as a prolific lawmaker in the last Congress with many private bills and major projects. It highlights his chairmanship of the commerce committee and the flood control and ship subsidy efforts, noting his persistent involvement and public regard for his legislative skill amid a busy career. It also mentions other senators and a local oddity about a coyote hunting championship won by Bob Bourne.
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Reston
Grover
Beington
Copeland
Senate
Texas
Congress
Isike
Wormebody
New York City
Cope Yang
Beby
Holt
West Virginia
Senator Neely
Neely
Long
Robinson
Senator Schwellenbach
Isilbo
Rural power act topic at Chicago law schools forum
Professor Jacob Geffs of the University of Alabama outlined the Federal Rural Electrification Administration act in a Chicago talk before the Association of American Law Schools. He described federal funding of 410 million dollars to bring electricity to rural America, noted states enacting rural electrification acts, and warned the Supreme Court may not soon decide the validity of federal power over local utilities.
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America
Jacob Geffs
University of Alabama
Chicago
Geffs
Round Table
Association of American Law Schools
Alabama
United States Supreme Courts
Duke Power Company
Greenwood County
Last Leaf Falls Lone Survivor of Quadruplets Dies
Tiny Lee Earl Bridges, one of quadruplets born Nov 2 in Missouri, died at five pounds two ounces. Parents James and Bridges, sharecroppers near Senath, Mo, reported the bittersweet loss as the remaining triplet had shown some growth and doctors had held hope for discharge before death.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lee Earl Bridges
Bussouri
James Bridges
Senath
Stir
Four Selma Tragedy Leaves Four Worse For Wear
Four Selma women badly burned in a backstage fire as they prepared for a tableau in Russian furs. Among the injured were Mrs Alston Keith and Mrs Ed Smith who grew worse, while others remained hospitalized. The blaze started when a match ignited a costume and spread quickly as men rushed to help. The city halted all social events for the holiday season.
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Bull
Alston Keith
Jer Wilby Cleveland
Bernard Reynolds
Clarence Arce
Ed Smith
Leaske Barris
Richard Williams
William Craig
Leon Rowan
Ancid Stewart
James Rowell
Phantom Club
Arsnold Stewart
Bankhead to Press Farm Tenant Bill in Washington
Jasper AP reports Senator John H Bankhead will lease his home in Jasper and travel to Washington to push the farm tenant bill through Congress. He aims for early Senate action to give the House time to consider the proposal, which would provide relief to tenant farmers with low interest long term payments.
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Capital
Bill Jasper
John H. Bankhead
Washington
Tis
Bilst
Bankhead
Senate
House
Willner
Murder charge after prison guard death in Alabama camp
Sheriff reports Will Jordan, a 65 year old Negro, held on first degree murder charges following the death of W J Jenkins, a guard at the state tuberculosis camp, from wounds suffered during an altercation on November 30.
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Wetumpka
W. A. Austin
Will Jordan
W. J. Jekins
Nenking
Wold
Jorwan
Reading And Writing Reading And Writing
Reading and Writing recounts a reader's adoption of Dale Carnegie's teachings from How to Win Friends and Influence People. The piece parodies attempts to apply Carnegie's methods with clumsy, humorous misreadings and mentions specific pages and examples from the book. It notes an effect on the author and references other works by Dornthen Biande.
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Carnegie
Sard Street
Eighth Avenue
Carrikk
Hany
Jakes BI
bin Thook
Dornthen Biande
Lmne
Recalled Fire Chaos Near Reidsville In Confused Notice
A fractured report describes a local coal company flyer urging residents to call the fire department for bad fires and the firm’s number 24. A bystander called the number as a Scales home suffered eight wrecks amid a chaotic scene tied to World War era planes with hollow propeller shafts for explosives.
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Reidsville
Coal Company
Fire Department
MRS RUSHING DIES IN ACCIDENT AT GIBSONS HOSPITAL
Mrs Cartie Rushing age 45 of Enjurien Kun died Tuesday afternoon after a fractured skull from jumping from a speeding automobile at Leverette. Survived by husband B D Rushing eight children, father Jon Howden, two sisters Julion Mark and Clara Broxton, and two brothers Guy and Charles Bowdin. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from the Str. Odla Hickman church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Wienta Enterprise
Enjurien Kun
Mra Cartie Rushing
At & V'Elock
Gibsons Hospi
Leverette
Liellwood RF
D Rushing
Jon Howden
Taverette
Mra Julion Mark
Lilvereta
Clara Broxton
Selwood
Guy and
Chales Bowdin
Bedwand
Robert Bowden
Hartfard
Funnial
Doar
Fen Mtion
Odla Hickman
Rayd and
Ifatebscon
Hog Sale in Enterprise Draws 7,000 Farmers
In Enterprise on December 1, a hog sale drew about 7,000 farmers with 44 hogs weighed and prices paid per hog listed. Participants included farmers from Donaldsonville and Tanterprise, with sales overseen by local agent Hugh and presided by Ray.
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Qn Enterprise
Enterprise
Hugh
Seaton
Kineterprise
Rolanwen
Donaldsonvilly
Fila
Prine
Aldsonville
Glorifying Yourself Beauty Routine Promoted by Alicia Hart
A stereotyped guide urges women to perform a simple three step night ritual, beginning with cleansing and applying night cream, then a five minute facial massage focusing on the jawline neck and eye areas, ending with removing cream with a rough towel. The piece emphasizes repeated nightly practice and notes some steps may vary for dry skin.
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Dignesa
Ford
Skincare Routine Instructions Recalled From Aged Text
A fragmented excerpt advises facial care steps including applying skin tonic, letting it dry before bed, and a nightly routine that should take 12 to 20 minutes. It suggests starting with twice weekly treatments for a month, then once weekly, and using a lighter nourishing product thereafter.
Fish Trouble Sparks Hatchery Idea in Quakertown
Quakertown officials probe a stoppage at the electric light plant spray pond and discover sunfish thriving in the warm water. The pond, previously unused, is eyed as a potential hatchery site as condensers keep the water warm and promote rapid breeding.
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Quakertown
Electric Light Plant
Ube
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