Henry County Adopts Enriched Corn Meal Program
Henry County announces enriched corn meal in all local grist mills. County agent Hoyt Warren says two ounces of niacin and other vitamins are added per bushel, costing about three cents. Spivey and Fulcher mills support the program, aiming to curb pellagra through better diet across Alabama.
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Hoyt Warren
L. C. Spivey
Columbia
Jack Fwicher
Meadland
Henry
Warren
Alabama
Henry County
Spivey and Fulcher
Spivey
Lillian Cox
L. O. Spivey
Eagle
Dothan Hospitals Listed Among Approved ACS Facilities
Moody Hospital and Frasier Ellis Hospital in Dothan are named as approved civilian hospitals by the American College of Surgeons. The ACS list covers 30 Alabama hospitals meeting standards set in part by modern facilities, defined governance, adequate staff, and capable medical care.
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Dothan
Moody Hospital
Frasier-Ellis Hospital
American College of Surgeons
Board of Regents
ACS
Alabama
Frasier Ellis Hospital
Frasier Ellis
State Board of Nurse Examiners
Southerners Aren't Bluffing Says Solon at Event
Mississippi State Senator John H. Culkin, representing Governor Wright, warned at a Nations Press Club gathering that Southern Democrats will quit the national party if anti southern measures pass. He said the South is not leaving the party, but feels betrayed as abolition of the poll tax is cited as anti southern legislation. The remarks come amid tensions within the party over regional blocs.
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Wastington
API
Democratc
National Party
Mississippi
John H. Culkin
Vicksburg
Fielding I. Wright
Alassissippi
Nations Press Club
Culkin
Union
Weeetht
Solid South
Democratic Party of Congress
Princess Barbara Hutton Dies? Health Worsens After Surgery
Princess Barbara Hutton Troubetzkoy, gravely ill in Bern after an abdominal operation, developed intestinal paralysis and a new infection from an appendectomy. Doctors warned a second emergency operation might be needed to prevent peritonitis, despite some signs of temporary improvement. Her condition remained critical as she read letters from well-wishers during a painful, hospital stay following a return from Gstaad with her fourth husband, Prince Igor Troubetzkoy.
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Bern
Switzerland
Barbara Hutton
Troubetzkoy
Haid
Walter Hadorn
Barbara
Prince Igor Troubetzkoy
Gstaad
Ling to discuss bigger corn yield at county meeting
County Agent C. M. Ling will discuss methods to boost corn yields at the Beat Two Farm Bureau meeting at Brannon Stand school Tuesday at 1 p.m. J. J. Bonds announced the event. Ling will report on experimental results from local, Alabama, and other states crops.
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C. M. Ling
Beat Two Farm Bureau
Brannon Stand School
J. J. Bonds
Headland Escapee Caught By Patrol
Paul R&R Bailey, 17, an escapee from Headland camp, was captured by highway patrol between Midland City and Newton. He had fled a road gang near Newton Monday after a burglary sentence from Mobile County. Bailey reportedly entered a Newton house, stole clothing a shotgun and shells and food, leaving prison garb numbered. A bloodhound trail was briefly active but disrupted by a car strike. another dog failed to locate the trail. Cpl. Ralph Wilson and Patrolman T L Brooks arrested him. he was unarmed.
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Paul R&r. Bailey
Headland Camp
Midland City
Newton
W. A. Norris
Bailey
Mobile County
Newton Monday
Elba
Norris
Ralph Wilson
T. L. Brooks
Dothan
Changed course of Hudson River to Raritan Bay claim
A Columbia professor asserts the Hudson River once flowed southwest through New Jersey across the Palisades and Watchung mountains to reach Raritan Bay, not toward Manhattan and New York Harbor. The claim revises long held geography perceptions and suggests a different prehistoric waterway path.
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Hudson River
Palisades
Watchung Mountains
New Jersey
Raritan Bay
Manhattan Island
New York Harbor
Columbia
Arkansas Gazette Editor To Address State Press Banquet
Alabama Press Association named Harry S. Ashmore editor of the Arkansas Gazette Little Rock as speaker for the annual banquet on February 13 during a two day convention ending February 14. APA president Neil O. Davis announced the program with discussions on newspaper production and other topics. Other speakers include Victor Portmann and Charles G. Dobbins.
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Tuscaloosa
Alabama Press Association
Harry S. Ashmore
Arkansas Gazette
Little Rock
Neil O. Davis
APA
Lee County Bulletin
Auburn
Victor Portmann
Kentucky Press Association
Charles G. Dobbins
Montgomery Examiner
APA President and MU Journalism professor featured
The piece highlights APA president and Don Jones, associate professor at the University of Missouri School of Journalism, detailing their roles and contributions within the field.
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Mer Apa
Don Jones
University of Missouri School
Charley McCarty Not Responsible in Turkey Kill
In Albany Georgia two turkey hunters waited in south Georgia blinds when a gobbler burst through the pine. Two guns fired and both hunters claimed the bird. A bystander joked who killed it and the answer named Edgar Bergen of Cha McCarthy fame visiting at Robert Woodruff’s Georgia plantation.
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Albany, Ga
South Georgia
Turkey
Bergen
Edgar Bergen
Cha McCarthy
Georgia
Robert Woodruf
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