Parrot Fever Sickens Annapolis Family
Three patients at an Annapolis emergency hospital are in dangerous condition with a disease suspected to be parrot fever by Dr J Willis Martin. The trio includes Mrs Simon S S Martin, her daughter Edith M Kalmey, and son in law Lee W Kalmey, who runs an auto service. They bought a parrot in Baltimore before Christmas, the bird died on the holiday.
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Annapolis
Her
J. Willis Martin
Simon S&s. Martin
Annapolis Chamber of Commerce
Edith M. Kalmey
Lee W. Kalmey
Martin
Baltimore
Troops Parade for New Royal Couple in Rome
Rome January 9 AP More than twenty two thousand Italian troops pass in review before the future queen Marie Jose and Prince Humbert at the parade ground near the city center. The royal families witness the ceremony as troops salute with eyes right.
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Rome
Italy
Piedmont
Humbert
Marie Jose
Belgium
Parioh Race Track
Crown Prince Commands 92nd Regiment in Rome Review
In Turin the crown prince led the 92nd infantry, largely Piedmontese, in a parade over the Parioli ground with Rome as a backdrop. Spectators cheered as 300 Italian air force planes formed a conic aerial funnel, a highlight of the royal visit.
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Turin
Tiber
Villa Glori
Rome
St. Peter's
Mario
Italy
Piazza di Sient
Royal Operat House
San Rossore
Pisa
Humbert
Efforts Underway To Eliminate Smoke In City Of Birmingham
Birmingham's smoke nuisance abatement program, led by George Fertig, wins endorsement from Alabama section of the American Chemical Society. Resolutions praise the Junior Chamber of Commerce for education on better furnace burning methods. In Montgomery, the state highway department announces opening of the John T. Morgan bridge on the Sylacauga Birmingham highway as the second of 15 toll bridges to be completed.
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City of Birmingham
Birmingham
Ila
George Fertig
Birmingham Junior Chamber of Commerce
Alabama
American Chemical Society
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery
Ala
State Highway Department
John T. Morgan
Sylacauga-Birmingham
Improvement urged in cotton baling methods in Alabama
The U S department of agriculture issued a bulletin urging reform in baling and handling cotton to save costs for producers. C W Kitchen noted complaints about untidy American bales and ink used to mark bales contaminating cotton. He said multiple interests complicate packaging and studies are under way with hoped for near term improvements.
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Birmingham
Ala
United States Department Agriculture
C. W. Kitchen
Bureau of Agricultural Economic
H. Robinson
Manchester Cotton Association
Department of Agriculture
Kitchen
South
America
Mr. Robinson
Appropriation Stoppped in Eufaula County Offices
In Eufaula Alabama on January 9 the county board of revenue announced that appropriations for the county farm agent home demonstration agent and county engineer have been discontinued. They cited retrenchment and lack of funds to cover all payrolls and outstanding debts.
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Eufaula
Ala
Board of Revenue
Washington Senate Debates Prohibition and Finance Committee Are Formed
Overnight alerts note Senate Republicans recognizing Independents and Young Guard with La Follette and Thomas of Idaho placed on the finance committee. In Washington, wets and dries clash over prohibition in the house while new tax and tariff actions roll in, and a New Orleans baseball club president dies by own action. A Belgian and Italian embassy celebration marks a royal marriage, a museum Einstein lecture prompts police reserves, and a coroner’s jury condemns a mid air movie plane collision. Will of Stuart Wyeth leaves Harvard five million dollars. Foreign notes include Victor Emmanuel’s order to Cardinal Maffi, and Martinique activity as Mount Pel ee erupts. Moscow reports a ten year prison for a former Soviet charge at Paris. Madrid notes a peso drop. Tom Kerrigan and Harold Long tie in golf qualifying.
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Washington
Senate
la Follette
Thomas
Idaho
New Orleans
Alexander Julius Heinemann
Baseball Club
Marie Jose
Humbert
New York
Einstein
Museum of Natural History
Cleveland
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Washington —Senate
Los Angeles
Cone
Wheeler
Philadelphia
Stuart Wyeth
Harvard
Rome
Victor Emanuel
Cardinal Maffi
Mexico City
Cruz Rubio
Fort de France
Martinique
Mont Pelee
Moscow
Paris
Madrid
Pesta
Tom Kerrigan
Harold Long
Newton Area Social News Highlights From Holidays to Fire Loss
Newton and Montgomery residents share holiday visits, with Rex McAllister and Frances Balkcom back home, Mrs Carmichael resuming studies in Montevallo, and a six o clock dinner hosted by Rev and Mrs Avery. P T A met in the school auditorium with twenty seven members served lunch. A barn fire at S T Jones farm shocked Newton, likely sparked by a cane mill. Local visits include Mrs Lillian West in Panama City and Alloween Jones returning from Atlanta with family notes.
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Rex McAllister
Montgomery
Frances Balkcom
Union Springs
Charlotte Carmichael
Montevallo
Joseph W. Avery
Leila Fulford
Pattie Rosa Poyner
Blakey
John Adking
Dothan
P. T.A
R. M. Brown
Mary Ban Ruth
McGleddani
C. W.poyner
Lillian West
Panama City
Fla
Mary Jones
Alloween Jones
Atlanta, Ga
U S Court to Convene in Birmingham in Feb
U S District Judge W L Grubb announced that a session of the Northern Alabama district court will begin February 3 in Birmingham. The jury panel has been drawn and the docket will focus on criminal cases, mainly for alleged 1929 prohibition violations. Collections tallied about 320000 with increasing tonnage from several states to Europe and South America.
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U.S. Court
Birmingham
Ala
W. L Grubb
United States District Court For
Northern
Alabama
Port of Mobile Sees Over 1 Million Collected in Imports
Port of Mobile records show more than 1,000,000 dollars collected from imports on January 9. The report highlights strong activity at the Alabama port with continued growth in overseas trade and tax receipts.
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Mobile
Ala
McCashin Reports Water Station Closures in District
C E McCashin district engineer for the United States Geological Survey notes five stream flow stations in the district have been discontinued due to lack of funds. The local office in Tuscaloosa confirms the cutbacks affect ongoing data collection and monitoring projects.
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United States
Tuscalooba
Ala
Dee
C. E. McCashin
The
Wates
United
Catarrh Remedies Promoted in Vintage Ad
A vintage advertisement extols catarrh as the common cause of head colds and promotes Runion's White Wonder Salve as a local remedy. It claims the product relieves irritation and congestion of the nose and throat, promises painless, greaseless, stain-free relief, and guarantees satisfaction or money back. The piece cites a generic druggist purchase and includes address cues for the Battley White Wonder Salve company.
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Norry
Brunion
Batley White Wonder
White Wonder Chsister Company
Greil Bldg
Montgoery
Als
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