Cottondale Debaters Advance In State Contest
Cottondale High School debaters place second in the First Division at Chipola Junior College Marianna. The affirmative team of Bruce Christmas and Elaine Lewis and the negative team of Oliva Mercer and Betty Lou Dilmore faced Leon High in a close margin. Coach Lucile Woodham guided the team as they prepare for Gatesville and other state rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottondale
Cottondale High School
Amesville
Chipola Junior College
Marianna
Leon High School
Tal- Ishasset
Sneade High School
Leon High
Nx Ponts
Textbook Salesmen Must Register Before Selling State Supplies
The State Board of Education notified textbook manufacturers and salesmen they must register with the board prior to selling any school supplies to the state. Governor Gordon Persons, presiding over the first board meeting, urged cleansing of possible school book graft rumors. Associate Justice Thomas Lawson swore in seven new board members including T L Griffin, Charles G Dobbins, H L Upshaw, Virgil I Pittman, T A Robinson, Van Gilbert, and Marvin Hawkins. others are Handy Ellis and Harry M Ayres with terms expiring this year.
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Montgomery Sap
State Board of Education
Gorden Persons
Clan Fy
Thomas Lawson
State Supreme Court
T L Griffin
Mobile
Charles _G Dobbins
Montgomery
H. L. Upshaw
Eufauta
Virgil I Pittman
Gadsden
T A Robinson
Cullman
van Gilbert
Atheny
Marvin Hawkins
Birmingham
Handy Ellis
Columbiana
Harry M Ayres
Antuston
Cookbook of the Week Stresses Appealing Dishes for Children
A newspaper note highlights a cookbook from the collection of 24 titled Body Building Dishes for Children. It emphasizes eye appeal and enticing ideas to stimulate sluggish appetites, including toast animals and bunny salad concepts, with simple shapes and serving tips using ingredients like gelatin, cottage cheese, and parsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culinary Arts Institute
Brocer’s
Engle
Truman Pledges Civil Rights Push Despite Doubts
President Truman said he will push ahead with his civil rights program as Congress faces defense burdens and economic mobilization. The effort, proposed in February 1948, seeks federal statutes ending lynching and poll taxes and expanding equality and opportunity.
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Washington
Truman
Reese
Congress
National Civil Libertiee Clearing House
Canton
Olio
Col Haller
Duce
Fimrara Ity
Engineering Department
Government tightens exports amid wartime needs
Washington reports say exports to Russia and satellites now require licenses. Most loans funded homes, with remaining credit for businesses and farms. John Gertie, inventor of the ice making process, is honored with statues in Apalachicola and Washington. Commercial use of artificial ice surpasses natural ice in 1904.
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Ie VA
Houston
Alabama
G.I
Joana
Nitety
Washington
Russia
Department Anm
John Gertie
Apalachicola
Fis
Washington, D. C
United States
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Albert L. Bailey
the Book & Art Shop
Troy
Bauman
Camellias
Azaleas
Carter
Nurseries
Doibzn
E. Bentley
St. Andrews St
Enea
Cyereye
Board of Commissioners
City of Dothan
Poplin
Board OF City Commissioners
Worless Cazarest
Dothan Fagie
Rucker
Jerome B Haller
Canton, Car, Fe
Camp Rucler
J. B. Haller
Rucket
Assae
Hallers
308Th Engineer
Germany
Meuse
Coblenz
United .Ites
The
Ciy
Fittle
Xrommnicaian Unn
Uncle Sam
Civilian Conservation Corps
Haller
CCC
Army
Ft. Knox
Ft Knox
Command and General Staff
Ft. Leavenworth
Kon
Fifth Service Command
Ft Hazes
Ohio
Sixth Army
Piilippines
Japan
Hausler
Nagyon
Kobe
Camp Breckinridge
Breckinridge
Port Campbell
Ft Campbell
Third Army
Ft McPherson, G
Met Builders Hardware
Chris-Crat
Chapman Housing CO
Ontoss
Life Insurance
Jefferson Standard
Tamania
Atdivion
Futore
Sena
Renue
Opera
Baoklet
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Viheon
Raymond E. Spann
Insurance
Spann Hardware Big
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance CO
Greensboro, KG
Department
Murphy’s Grocery & Market
Morgan St
Alg, Banking Co
Jona
See and
Weber
Paul
Alabama Banking Co
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