Henderson Tells Kiwanians States Rights Platform
Senator Bruce Henderson of Wilcox County laid out a states rights platform to members of the Kiwanis Club in a courthouse appearance. He warned Alabama faces a squeeze from national figures, argued FEPC would not solve southern race issues, and highlighted education and health laws as key progress drivers.
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Henderson
Kiwanians
ED Driggers
Bruce Henderson
Alabama
Wilcox County
Eooks
Kiwanys Club
John W Blsh
Slamchawnian
Winton
FEPC
South
Ratheston
Pendergast
Jefferson County
Dixie
Alenderson
Wenderson
Llowest
FEFC
Kawamaos
United States
Henderson Anid
State And District Officers Meet With Geneva HD Council
District and state officers attended a Geneva County Council workshop at Samson Methodist Church for a ten year reunion style gathering. Leaders included Mrs Holloway, Mrs Dunn, and Mrs Dewey Wise with fifteen clubs represented and sessions on youth, Farm Bureau, and international Farm Women of the World planning.
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Samson
Attiera
Rome
Geeneva County Council
Samson Methodist Church
Trai
Bonnie Womack
Shan Figheay Patrol Office
F Holloway
State’ Council
Grady W Dunn
Dewey
Wise County
M S Brantley
Samson Methodist ‘Church
Own Howell
Robert Wise
International Farm Women of the World
Denmark
Mra T F Holloway Relph Bullington
Geneva
Farm Bureau
Bullock Ruth Price
Mac Baker
Emmett Hughes
Rex Price
Charlie Revels
Loyce Hughes
Evelyn Waters
Piney Grove
M I
Averett Burn
Myrtle Yeoman
Martha Adkinson
Clele Davis
Maudie Ball
Roy Kelley
Mars
Thelma Wilson
HC Roney
Ted Phillips
Cassie Bell
Providence
The
Dothan Girl Giver Leads In Montevallo Pirate Production
Specialdane Segler of Dothan stars in Alabama College Montevallo play Wappin Wharf as Patch Eye at Parker Auditorium on Thursday March 23 at 8 00 pm. The production opens Honore Scholarships Week end with high school senior girls from across the state competing for scholarships.
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Montevallo
Dane Segler
Dothan
Parmer
Alabama College
Pepper Labeled 'Russian Apologist' in Florida Campaign
Sen Claude Pepper campaigned for re election at Bunnell and St Augustine while Rep George Smathers targeted Polk County. Smathers spoke in Kissimmee Hanes City Winter Haven Barrow Lakeland and Orlando renewing attacks on doped Russian apologists. He accused supporters of Communist front groups backing Soviet United States policies and praised the FBI chief Hoover as a bulwark against Communism. Pepper denounced opponents as supporting policies leading to national oppression.
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United Frees
Claude Pepper
Bunnell
St Augustine
George Smathers
Polk County
Smathers
Kissimmee
Hanes City
Winter Haven
Barrow
Lakeland
Orlando
Soviet Union
United
Far Employment Practices Commission
Communist Party
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Amear
Amther
Pepper Apesting
Fetandina
Ths
Pepper seeks higher support price for retin and terpentine
During a one day trip to Wasturgina Pepper urged Secretary Charles Brannan to raise the support price level for retin and terpentine from 68 to 71 percent of capacity. Brannan promised an answer next week. Pepper said he traveled to Washington to urge Congress to back a bi cotton and peanut acreage quota.
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Pepper
Wasturgina
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles Brannan
Lawmakers Restore Lake Okeecheck Dike Repair Grant
Congressional aides say the next funding package will restore a $1,000,000 federal grant for Lake Okeeche beedike repair projects. the grant was cut from an earlier summer bill. Pepper announced introduction of a measure to exempt pleasure boats.
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Wein
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