Troy State College Seeks Summer School Registration
Troy State College announces summer term registration with a five day meeting for coaches and teachers from Southeast Alabama. The event features a social program including talent show dances watermelon cutting and lobby parties. Student orientation committee members named include Alex Raley Donalsonville and George Gilbert Columbia with Kirkland named editor of the Palladium.
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Alabama
Jackie Mauna
Enterprise
Alex Raley
Donalsonville
The
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Abbeville
Mry the Register
Graceville
George Gilbert
Columbia
Russel Burt
Kin
Midland City
Glen Davis
Betty Jo Harrison
Hartford
Rudolph Cutbresh
Dothan
Ann Payne
Elba
Earl
Grittin
Michael Pelt
Marianna
Otis Kirkland
Grae Lee
Kirkland
Palladium
Ishoot i Anova
Werk
Three Year Old Boy Injured by Car in Roswell
Three year old Robert Doughty of 1103 South Woodlin Brace was seriously injured late Friday afternoon after running into an automobile. He suffered concussion and internal injuries and remained semi conscious. the driver of the vehicle was not charged.
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Robert Doughty
South Woodln Brive
Th. Call Ae
Roswell Doughty
Rex
Contract Awarded for City National Bank Building
Parker Brown Construction Co. of Dothan won the contract to build the City National Bank building at 204 North Foster Street on the site of the old Methodist Church parsonage. The four to five month project is expected to cost about $100,000 and will use brick concrete and steel. W. C. Faulkner, president, announced the project after the bank was approved by the Comptroller of the Currency in Washington, D. C. in April. R. A. Dowling Sr. of Pinchar d is vice president of the bank.
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Parker Brown Construction Co
Dothan
W. C. Faulkner
Ew Bank
Yesterda Faulkner
North Foster Street
Old Methodist Church Parsonage
City National Bank of Dothan
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
R. A. Dowling, Sr
Pinchard
Bank
Two Men Arrested On Whisky Charge Near Newton
OZARK (Staff Special) Fifty rations of moonshine whisky were seized from an automobile as Dale County Deputies aided by federal officers closed in near Newton and arrested two men charged with transporting whisky.
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Ozark
Dale County
Newton
Two men released on bonds after dry county liquor raid
Dale County Sheriff J R Dykes said Charles Washington Pittman and Preston Payne were released yesterday afternoon under $300 bonds. Their car was found loaded with 10 five gallon kegs of illicit liquor. Bob Phillipe of the Alcohol Tax Unit assisted in the raid.
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Charles Washington Pittman
Grangerburg
Preston Payne
Coltonwood
Dale County
J. R. Dykes
Pittman
Payne
Bob Phillipe
Alcohol Tax Unit
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Secrets of Charm and Bridal Beauty Tips
A wedding feature by John Robert Powers urges brides to rehearse beauty routines ten days before the ceremony. It covers hair styling, foundations, powders, rouge, lipstick, nails, and a light fixer, plus practical tips for manicure and pedicure and coordinating with the dress. It also mentions a weight calculator and a request for readers to send self addressed stamps for more information.
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Secrets OF
John Robert Powers
Tony
Alabama College Summer Term Opens June 11
Montevallo special edition notes the 1931 eleven week summer session at Alabama College begins June 11 under Dr. M. L. Orr. Credit is available for the Resource Use Work shop and regular curriculum. This marks the eighth year of the state resources workshop. Participants may earn six semester hours for full time work.
Reshuffling Bill Pushed Forward By Sen M Cary
Montgomery AP It looks like the Black Belt legislature may need a last minute move to block Sen Elvin Meadors reapportionment after a late Friday drive. McCary’s count suggests a final vote could come next week with limited debate once third reading passed. Opponents may seek reconsideration or ask Supreme Court for advisory opinion, risking a longer stalemate before a final decision.
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Calhoun County
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Ohne
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Hale
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Marion
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Bike
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St Clair
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Lee
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Marshall
Morgan
Russell
Talladega
Tellapoosa
Walker
Tuscaloosa
Mobile
Jefferson
Gordon
Finance and Taxation Committee
Neang
Bilk
Macon County
Sam Englehardt
U. S. Supreme Court
Englehardt
Georgi
Fancied law under which convicts may be subjected
The report discusses a proposed law related to convict labor, outlining how prisoners could be put to work in prisons and associated industries. The language indicates debate over forceful or compulsory labor as part of penal reform and industrial use of inmate labor.
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Alabama College
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U. S
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Tennessee
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