Minute Interviews at the State Capitol
In Montgomery Alabama Senator Howard Cooper reported Bibb County crops look good despite late harvests from heavy rains. He noted most rebuilt tornado homes are temporary, while Solicitor Hugh Caffey Jr said lion roaring troubles in Es Cambia County have died down after a recent capitol visit. An indignant citizen sought a grand jury probe into pranksters mimicking lions with a waxed string through a keg of cowhide. Caffey said the man was the sole complainant and faced lighthearted teasing.
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Montgomery
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Bibb County
Howard Cooper
Cooper
Bibb
Shelby
Hugh Caffey, Jr
Escambia Circuit Court
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Mr. Caffey
Times change as repeal stickers appear on downtown sidewalk
John Peach notes changing attitudes toward liquor as two young women sell repeal stickers on a downtown sidewalk. He recalls 15 years ago when white ribbons opposed whisky and says morale has shifted with modern activism.
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John Peach
Movie listings at the Alca z ar and local theater
The program schedules two venues with film titles and casts. Alca zar shows A Lady's Profession and The King's Vacation midweek, plus Sunset Pans and Silver Cord later in the week. The Rialto or nearby theater features The Crime of the Century with Hersholt and others, plus Son of the Border and The Barban. Continuous news and comedy segments accompany the feature films.
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George Arlis
Dick Powell
Patricia Eli S
J. P. Hegie
Help cries Hadji Selimiye seeks pension
Hadji Selimiye of Turkey, father of 43 living children six and five girls is 38 boys and five girls requested a pension from the government.
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Hadje
The New Inhabitant and Willy Nilly Meet Christopher Columbus Crow
Willy Nilly falls among leaves unhurt after a tumble near a tree. Animals fear he is badly injured. Christopher Columbus Crow, rescued by Willy Nilly, becomes the new inhabitant of Puddle Muddle. Willy Nilly wonders why he defended the Crow and worries about the flock. The Crow speaks, easing Willy Nilly's doubts and forming a bond.
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Willy Nilly
Christopher Columbus
Crow
Puddle Muddle
Christopher Columbus Crow
Christopher
Westminister Plant Sold At Auction For 120000
The textile plant of the Oco nee Mills Company in Westminister D C was sold at auction to Hunter Manufacturing & Commission Company of New York for 120000. The plant with 13000 spindles will continue operating.
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Westminister
D. C
Oconee Mills Company
Hunter Manufacturing & Commission Company
New York
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