State Weddings 25 102 Last Year In Alabama
Alabama recorded 35 102 marriages and 2 165 divorces in 1932, with Jefferson County leading both measures at 3 282 marriages and 594 divorces. State population stood at 2 482 000, yielding 94 marriages and 81 divorces per 1 000 residents. Three annulments occurred in Lauderdale Montgomery counties.
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Miller hits home run during jail yard chase
In Chicago on June 20, Charles Miller a jail trusted worker allegedly chased a sister figure, swatted a ball over the wall and completed a circuit before investigators found him at a friend's home. Authorities seek quick resolution.
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Charles Miller
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Bolt Company Protest With State Service Commission
The Lamson and Sesssione Bolt company of Birmingham filed a complaint with the Alabama Public Service Commission alleging it cannot obtain transit privileges for shipping steel rivets from Alabama City to North Birmingham and then to Mobile. The case names the Alabama Great Southern, the Alabama, Tennessee and Northern, and the Southern railroads and is set for hearing in Birmingham on July 18. The company argues rivets are not finished products until used on a Mobile bridge project, seeking through rates via transit privileges.
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Lamson and Séssione Bolt Company of
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Alabama Public Service Commission
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Southern Railroads
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Showman Turns Bamboo Furniture Into Trade
Willie Wright from Macon Georgia leaves show business and with his wife builds small bamboo furniture and porch pieces. They travel by truck selling garden and porch items as materials run low and they stay where demand exists. The piece notes a state government funding shift in South Carolina ending three departments.
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Willie Wright
Macon
Tle
Wright
Wrights
Congress ramps up public works program aims to spur recovery
Washington reports the government moves to accelerate a 3.5 billion public works plan. President Roosevelt seeks prompt action to start projects within a year, hoping to reemploy millions and boost purchasing power while shaping fair competition through new codes and regulatory measures.
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Texas farmer trains oxen to do his plowing
A Texas farmer uses a yoke of oxen to pull a wagon on a paved street in downtown Lubbock. Owner P. M. Jeffcoal plans to farm 20 acres with the oxen this year, guiding them with the command gee to steer right.
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Lubbook
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Luubbock
P.M Jeffcoal
Jeffcoat Trains Animals in Three Months Command Style
Jeffcoat walks beside the animals and calls them to turn left with the command Come here. He notes it took three months to train the creatures.
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Jeffcoat
Athlete Breaks Neck In River Accident Near Kera
Chertes Tones, 16, a high school football player from McComb, broke his neck Sunday after misjudging a dive in the Bogue Chitto River near Kera. His condition was reported critical.
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