Disabled Vets Day January 20 by Sportsmen's Club
Lake Area Sportsmen's Club schedules Disabled Veterans' Day on January 20 at Round Lake with about 4000 expected. Speakers include Senator Claude Pepper Congressman Bob Sikes Governor or envoy. Dewitt Thomas presides. Carl Gray to host. program features music by Panama City High and a fish fry. Scout Troop 36 handles traffic. fish supplied under state permit with wardens supervision. Other expected attendees include DAV leaders, Florida officials, and state lawmakers.
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Marianna
Lake Area
Dewitt Thomas
Best Lab
Carl Gray
Panama City
Scout Troop 36
Marianne
Bald Thomas
Ame
Albert Cuervo
Department Dav
Newman Brackin
Florida Senate
H. F. Dickinsheet
Passa Grille Veterans Administration
Coleman Newman
State Game Aid Fish Commission
Arthur G. Doraler
Fla. Industrial School For Boys
The
American Legion
John M. Hinton
DAV
Oth
ROTC Students Train At Robins Air Force Base
Robins Air Force Base hosts 484 ROTC students from 12 institutions for a six week summer training program. Brig. Gen. Ignico said 85 officer instructors and 100 airmen teachers will oversee the group, coming from universities and colleges including Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Miami, Alabama Poly-Tech, Florida State, The Citadel, Mississippi, East Carolina, and Mississippi State.
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Robins Air Force Base
R. V. Tenico
Robins
Ignico
Universities of
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
North Carolina
Miami
Alabama Poly-Tech
Florida State
the Citadel
Mississippi
East Carolina State College
Greenville
N.C
Mississippi State College
Burial of ex Ku Klux Klan leader in Miami
Ex imperial wizard Dr James A Colescott is buried in Miami after leading the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan from 1938 to 1944. He helped dissolve the group amid tax trouble and Nazi associations, succeeding Hiram Evans as chief. Colescott, a Terre Haute native and WWI veteran, joined the Klan in 1923 and held several regional posts.
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Miami
Pla
UPY
Ku Klux Klan
James A. Colescott
KKK
Samuel Green
Atlanta
Colescott
Klan
Ohio
Texas
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
Kentucky
Tyrannicael Trend Seen At Bar Banquet by Judge Clark
Circuit Judge Leigh M. Clark of Birmingham condemned modern ideas such as mercy killing as undermining the American system. He warned that a government of men rather than laws leads to confusion and endangers judicial independence. The Houston Bar Association banquet featured new officers and Clark’s critique of changing civilizational values. Lipstick comes high at auction as Gen Eisenhower’s Paris lipstick touches bring $59.
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Houston Bar Association
Leigh M. Clark
Birmingham
Clark
John J. Martin
Bar Association
W. G. Hardwick
James Floyd Martin
R. C. Wiggine
Dwight McInnish
Eagle
Joe Campbell
Jefferson County
Houston Bar [Association
Houston
Claris
Keenex Baxley
Hardwick
Turnn
James’ Floyd Martin
R. C. Wiggins
Saxon Poyner
Tom Buntin
J. T. Jackson
Judge Clark
John A. Martin
Wiley Deal
Coburn
Dwight Fisenhower
Paris
Tex Ritter
Red Skelton
Tuscaloosa Named President Of Alabama Cattlemen
Huntsville AP reports Tuscaloosa resident Hunley named president of the Alabama Cattlemen's Association succeeding W H Smith Prattville at the annual convention. New officers include J E Lambert Arlington first vice president Mack Maples Elkmont second vice president State Senator Freston Clayton Clayton treasurer J E Moreno Montgomery secretary and several directors from Huntsville Munford Vinegar Bend Millera Ferry Auburn Tuscaloosa and Montgomery. Delegates discussed livestock production, resisted federal controls, backed Hoover report, and called for efficient spending and debt reduction. The two-day event drew about 250 cattlemen from 35 counties with a North Alabama session, tour, and barbecue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Hunley
Niscaloosa
Alabama Cattlemen's Association
W. H. Smith
Prattville
J. E. Lambert
Arlington
Mack Maples
Elkmont
Freston Clayton
Clayton
J. E. Moreno
Montgomery
R. J. Lowe
Herman Camp
Munford
My CG
Stallworth
Vinegar Bend
WP. Breen
Eulaw
Bruce Henderson
Millera Ferry
Mortimer Sordan
Tuscaloosa
E. V. Smith
Auburn
Dean M. J. Funchess
Funchess
A. P. J. Experiment Station
Tne
Alabama
North
Harry E., Reed
PMA Livestock Branch
Te Departeent of Agriculture
Bulletin On Trees Now Available Here Houston County
MM Ling announced that bulletins on trees are now available at his courthouse annex office. Forest Trees of Alabama features 77 tree pictures and details to identify leaves flowers fruit bark and wood plus major uses. Published by the AFL Extension Service and prepared by I R Martin and W B DeVall. Enamel two color cover price 15 cents.
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Houston County
MM. Ling
Forest Trees of
Alabama
A.F.L Extension Service
I. R. Martin
W. B. Dev
Four New Airports Get State Licenses
RV airports in Fayette Andalusia Monroeville and Fairhope have been granted licenses by the State Aeronautics Department, Director Asx Rountree Jr said yesterday that licenses for seven other small airports had been canceled due to discontinuation of operations and abandonment at Metronville Montgomery Laverne Greenville Birmingham Anniston and Fort Payne
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Fayette
Andalusia
Monroeville
Fairhope
State Aeronautics Department
Asx Rountree, Jr
Metronville
Montgomery
Laverne
Greenville
Birmingham
Anniston
Fort Payne
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Sportsmen's Club
Dothan
Ata
Eh Versal Soncrete Pipe CO
J Air Rotc
Tennessee Valley Authority
Afghanistan
Australia
Brazil
Ceylon
India
Mexico
Norway
Portugal
Yugoslavia
Penney
Coats
Rayon
Altostrom
Ideal Jewelry Co
Mal.nefoster
Tuscaloosan
Star Cattlemen's Group
Harden’s
Forestees
Costa
CSO
Abric Fair
N. Foster
Petaldown
Spring c . Yd
Fale
Pinnacle DE Luxe
Percale
Perceles
Oltre-Mart Ser
Wer Wosbee
Irches
Shriskage
Birdseye
Lee Guarante
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