Fee Placed on West Florida Congress Bidder
In Marianna on March 19 a $300 fee, equal to three percent of annual salary, was set by the Third Congressional Democratic Executive Committee to qualify candidates for Congress in upcoming primaries. Renny Johnson of Panama City presided. Also noted: Jackson County Health Department receives part of a $19,169.50 Florida allotment from the U.S. Public Health Service for two months. Northwest Florida Red Cross instructing course to be held in Marianna with Dr. Ouis Marshall in charge. A Monday story hour at Jackson County Library under Mrs. Millard Davidson, plus 30 new books added. Announcement of Northwest Florida interest: the marriage of S. Albert Smith to Mrs. Ann Davis Yates last September in Green Cove Springs. Mr. Smith, of Jacksonville, is son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Smith of Marianna.
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Congressional Democrati
Renny Johnson
Panama City
Jackson County
Florida
United States Publi Health Service
W. A. McPhail
Northwest
Red Cross
Washington
Ouis Marshall
National Office of the Red Cross
Millard Davidson
Jackson County Library
Albert Smith
Ann Davis Yates
Green Cove Springs
Smith
W M. Davis
Bessie Davis
Macon
Jacksonville
J. F. Smith
Rome Builds Giant Gas Shelter To Foil Bombers
Rome reports the first gas bomb shelter nearing completion near Porta Maggiore as 60,000 aerial defense volunteers push preparedness. The refuge, for 600 people, features 18 reinforced concrete chambers with dual entrances, heavy ceilings, air filtration, and plans for electric lighting and a hospital annex.
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Rome
George
Jordan
Porta Maxplore
Royal Palace
Haven
Casproot
Porta Maggiore
Mussolini
Itay
Ranger Heroic Action In East Texas Gang Sweep
Captain McCormick and two assistants led a San Augustine patrol that captured the gang terrorizing the area. Forty members were sent to prison while the town honored McCormick with silver six shooters and a ruby belt. The captain boasted rapid gun use and practical habits, including carrying multiple pistols and rifles.
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Rangers
Ranger
East
Texas
Piney ‘Woods
James V. Allred
McCormick
San Augustine
Veterans Administration to Build Neuropsychiatric Hospitals
Washington announces President Roosevelts approval to erect new veterans hospital units for neuropsychiatric patients in Tennessee and Alabama. The Tennessee unit to serve 350 patients at about 1.65 million dollars. sites studied include Columbia Nashville Tullahoma and Muffreesboro. The Alabama unit on Tuscaloosa grounds will cost about 400 thousand dollars and house 160 patients.
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Tuscaloosa
Washington
Veterans Administration
Rooseviet
Tennessee
Veterans’ Administrator
Columbia
Nashville
Tullahoma
Muffeesboro
Topresent Veterans Hospital
Mrs Emma Knight Buried at Liberty Church Pansey
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Knight, long time Pansey resident, were held at Liberty Baptist Church in Pansey with Rev JC Parrish and Rev Aaken Ethridge officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. She is survived by three sons Odelph Stegal and George Knight of Montgomery, daughter Mrs Irene Scott of Montgomery, and brother Sam Parrish of Panama City, Fla.
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Pansey
Emma Knight
Montgomery Hospital
Liberty Haptist Church
JC Parrish
Ashrod
Aaken Ethridge
Church
Fellows and Forrester
Knight
Lawson Partrish
Ite
Hardy Knight
Montgomery
Forest Aveneu Baptist Church
Odelph
Stegal
George Knight
Irene Scott
Sam Parrish
Panama City
Fla
Deputy Hurt Hitting Scaffolding At Courthouse Entrance
Deputy Wey Forester charged through a WPA scaffolding network set across the courthouse front while intent on weaving through. He did not stop when hailed and crashed into the structure, sustaining a lacerated cheek and a badly bruised forehead.
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Alsey Foerester
Sherif Wey Forester
WPA
City to Ship 46100 to New York for Bond Payments
City cash totaling 46100 travels to New York to cover April 1 bond maturities and interest. Ten bonds will be retired with four in the school building issue and four in the improvement issue. An additional 1000 is for exchange fees. The next heavy bond payment will occur in October, marking the fiscal year start.
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New York
Tennessee delegates pledge support at convention
In Landon era coverage, Howar Ger, chairman of the party in Tennessee, announced that delegates to the national convention will be pledged to support the Kansas governor. He stated the delegation will be chosen at the May convention in Cleveland.
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COP
Nashville
Tenn
Landorn
Tennessee
Kansas
Howager
Par
Cleve
C S Robins Church Service Held in Newton Ozark
Funeral services for C. S. Robins who died Monday morning were held at the Ten Methodist church with Wallace Watson officiating. Burial followed in Newton Cemetery. Survived by wife, two sons James and Robingon, daughter Frances Robingon, a half sister Teura Hanks, Me Murphy of Newton, and Elmore Atkins.
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Newton Ozark
Neral
C. S. Robina
Route One
Wallace Watson
Newton
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