Orace Mall Subscription Rates and State Notices
Subscription pricing for carriers and malls across Alabama, Georgia, and Florida is outlined, with monthly and annual rates for various delivery options. The page includes Associated Press and United Press notices, business addresses, quotes from Jefferson, Pascal, and biblical verses, and a legislative commentary praising Alabama's legislature for readiness and accountability.
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Bethlehem Steel Boss Urges Shared Gain in National Income
In the Bethlehem Review E G Grace chairman outlines a simple formula for raising national income and living standards. He argues increased production comes from better facilities planning and processes plus strong individual effort from management and workers to curb costs and stabilize prices.
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Bethlehem Review
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Grace
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Alabama legislature readies regular session after recess
After a three week break the Alabama legislature reopens on Tuesday to continue work on bills and the tax surplus amendment. Voters and the public expect careful action on school salaries, pensions, and Gov. Folsom’s program, with focus on practical policy and fiscal restraint.
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James E. Folsom
Alabama
Optimist Inning on U S Economy Amid Mixed Outlook
Earl Bunting NAM president argues against doom forecasts, listing factors he says show resilience. He notes steady bank liquidity, currency in circulation, and available unemployment funds. He predicts varied opinions will continue, with some urging third parties and others favoring a return to two-party balance.
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Henry Wallace
Tuscaloosa Cracks Down on Careless Motorbike Riding
The Tuscaloosa News endorses City Commission action ordering a crackdown on careless riding of motorbikes and scooters. Police will check riders for drivers licenses, following a recent serious youth crash. Parents should support the safety campaign to prevent further injuries or deaths.
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Dothan
Tuscaloosa
Vandenberg's Patents Vote Divides GOP Circle
In Washington Senator Arthur Vandenberg faces ribbing over foreign policy collaboration as he sits with Aiken Tobey and Morse in the cloakroom. A pivotal Senate roll call on government funded research patents split along party lines, with 50 voting for corporate control and 28 against, signaling risk of private monopolies on vital postwar technologies.
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Washington
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
GOP
Vandenberg
Chicago Tribune
Van
Benedict Arnold
George Aiken
Vermont
Charles Tobey
New Hampshire
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Aiken
Tobey
Morse
Senate
Alken
Bob Taft
National Science Foundation
National Association of Manufacturers
Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Kilgore
West Virginia
Baldwin
Conn
Ball
Bridges
N. H
Brooks
Bushfield
S. D
Butler
Neb
Cain
Wash
Capper
Kans
Cooper
Cordon
Ore
Donnell
Dworshak
Ida
Eeton
Mont
Ellender
Ferguson
Mich
Gurney
Hawkes
N. J
Hickenlooper
Gorgas Honored as Panama Canal Health Hero at Hall of Fame Push
William Crawford Gorgas, famed physician of the Army, led yellow fever and malaria eradication efforts that enabled Panama Canal construction. His work at Havana and the Isthmus under Roosevelt’s plan transformed health outcomes, earning praise from Sir William Osler and calls for his Hall of Fame recognition alongside Pasteur. A Birmingham meeting discussed placing a statue and honoring his life of service.
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William Crawford Gorgas
Hall of Fame
American Medical Society
Thomas W. Martin
Southern Research Institute
Pasteur
Mobile
Amelia Gayle
Alabama
Mount Vernon
Josiah Gorgas
United States Arsenal
Toulminville
Bellevue Medical School
New York
Medical Corps of
Army
Marie Doughty
Fort Brown
Tex
Cuba
Maj
Walter Reed
Gor- Ran
Havana
United States
Panama
Theodore Roosevelt
Gorgas
William Osler
Edinburgh
Panama Canal
Globe
South America
Africa
Birmingham
George H. Denny
University of Alabama
Doctor Gorgas
New York University Hall of Fame
Dr. Gorgas
Grover Ray Headland Peanut Mogul Builds Community Ties
Grover Ray, Headland Peanut Company manager and longtime peanut industry figure, has devoted time to community service. A former Dale County agent and GFA Peanut Association aide, he spearheads Headland Legion and Kiwanis projects, including a $13,500 community hall at Camp Rucker set to open July 4.
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Grover Ray
Headland
Ray
How
Alexander City
Ala
Auburn
Alabama
Georgia
Dale County
GFA Peanut Association
Camilla
Dothany
Albany
Kiwanis Club of
Ozark
Dothan
Methodist
Southeastern Peanut Shelters Association
National Peanut Association
Gal
Peanuts
Head Peanut Company
Nativ Alexander
Eagle Staff
Magnetic Eye Sees Iron Ore From Sky
A flying magnetic detector MAD used by U S Geological Survey geophysicist James R. Baraley at Little America Antarctica identified a buried land area 110 miles southwest of the camp. The feature may be an extinct volcano or a magnetic iron deposit, detected by magnetic signatures recorded during four MAD flights.
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New York
America
James R., Baraley
U. S. Geological Survey
Little America
Balsley
Ice shelf clues spark oil search by MAD team
In a report from the Ross Sea region, MAD notes that ice buried features lie east of the eastern shelf and suggests small buried islands south of Lindbergh Inlet and south of Kainan. Balsley identifies granitic rock types in Roosevelt Island areas, noting possible iron copper or chromium deposits and the MAD survey covering about 100000 square miles in pursuit of oil.
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Ross Sea
Balsley
Roosevelt Island
Amall Island
Lindbergh Inlet
Kainan
Pattern Inlet
MAD
Balsle
Aluminum bridge claimed as first of its kind in northeast
Aluminum bridge at Stockton on Tees crosses the Wear river under construction by Wrightson and Company. The lighter 60 percent than steel design supports a 90 foot span and is light enough to be raised by machinery if the electrical lifting mechanism fails. It will carry a single railway and an 18 1/2 foot vehicular roadway.
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Stockton-On-Tees
Wear River
Wrightson and Company
Healthy young tea plant yields only small harvest
A young tea plant grows to a modest height yet produces only a few ounces of black tea in a year, highlighting limited yield from early growth stages.
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