Houston Welfare Workers To Attend Social Work Parley
Five members of the Houston County Department of Public Welfare will attend the Alabama Conference of Local Social Work in Montgomery from Sunday timeh 30 to Tuesday in April. Attending are Mrs. C. L. Collins Miss Nell Erzlich Miss Bailey Betty Jean Woodlam and Jane Hall. The conference theme is Conserving Human Values and about 700 attendees are expected including professionals and lay volunteers. Key speakers include Dr. Leonard Mayo Gov. James E. Folsom Ralph McGill Katharine Lenroot and others. The Tuesday noon business session will elect officers and report committees. General sessions are at the City Auditorium with smaller meetings at the Davie Hotel City Hall and courtrooms. Headquarters will be at the Jefferson Davis Hotel.
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Houston County Department of Public Welfare
Alabma
Montgomery
C. L. Collins
Nell Erzlich
Were Bailey
Betty Jean Woodlam
Jane Hall
Leonard Mayo
Cleveland
Ohio
James E. Folsom
Ralph McGill
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
Katharine Lenroot
U. S. Children's Bureau
Ence
City Auditorium
Thetervor
Davie Hotel
Court Reome
City Hall
Courtouse
Jefferson Davis Hotel
Rep
J. &. Ganey
Talladega
Folsom
Beck
David A. Patton
Bunyan Broadwater
Limestone County
Senate
House
Ronal
Conminnittee
Boweset
Aone Sun
Norma Smith Bristow
Ala Weepas Bat
Helo
Education and Agriculture
Governor Thompson Flags Veto on Punitive Local Bills
The governor said he would veto any local punitive measures aimed at county or city officials, but gave no specific targets. He plans to replace State Forester JM Tiker with a candidate from the State Forestry Association, which will decide this week. Thompson also directed Thrasher to gather department head reports on the current fiscal status and outlook through June 30 while focusing on financing the 50 percent teacher pay raise.
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Thompson
JM. Tiker
Stiate Forestry Association
Thrasher
Lafayette School Burned in Early Morning Fire
Lafayette Cry School suffered near total destruction in an early morning blaze. Firefighters saved part of the building and limited class disruption as the superintendent cited an $80,000 loss and investigations into the fire’s cause continued.
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Lafayette
Ala
Lafayette Cry
Burret
Jm, Arscoe
Congress Debates Rationing Powers and Tax Proposals
A wartime session discusses extending Second War Powers Act authority over rubber and other commodities while Congress debates appropriations and tax reforms. Senate leaders push consolidated budget bills as un-American activities probe communism. Greek Turkish aid and signaling rationing timelines loom.
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Wag
Prat Gay Hasmond
Norman T. Kirk
Setutors
Army
Harry F. Byrd
D-Vas
Senate
Congress
House
Truman
American Legion
James F. Green
Omaha
Nev
Legion
un-American Activities Committee
Communist Party of the United States
Josephson
New York
Comeress
Ales
Comera
Beth Ress
Trumen
Portal
Paw Claus
Wade Potty
Warsi
Yaad
Robert Alsage
Bret
Vets
Ea Raylarter
Pak Oerysapes
Stree
Fresh Blood A Must for Free Energy
An advertisement touts a tonic named 885 Tonic claiming to boost energy, vitality, and overall health. It promises improved sleep, stronger appearance, and better mood by consuming the tonic daily, with claims of dramatic bodily benefits and nationwide availability via drugstores.
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Amarzlogiy Efit
Louis Blond
Delon
US theater of war nerves Greece Turkey aid plan debated
Congressional hearings reveal a proposed aid package of about 400 million dollars for Greece and Turkey, mostly for military needs. Officials deny troop deployments, stress observers and equipment, while critics target the NLRB funding amid broader fighting over Cold War policy and labor boards.
Call for Extraordinary Session on Income Tax for Schools
Speaker Beck urges a special session to earmark income tax revenue for education to start by the next school year. He argues a constitutional amendment cannot reach voters before late year, and discusses support from lawmakers and leaders while noting potential teacher disputes and broader fiscal battles.
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Beck
House
Senate
Stix
Shonl
Exchange Club Plans Anniversary Program
The Exchange Club of Devhan marks 32 years of national service with an anniversary program announced by president Ray McGill. The observance honors the first Raschange Club founded March 27, 1921, and features nationwide anniversary meetings during Exchange birthday week. Willian B. Spear of Hartford, Conn., is celebrated as National President. The club has long supported model aviation and youth programs and recently began an educational push promoting commerce, industry, and economic understanding.
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Exchange Club
Devhan
Ray McGill
Focal Club
Detreart Midh
Sumilar
United States
eHmax
Willian B. Spear
Hartford
Hartford, Conn
National Exchange Club
Noah H Mooneyham Dies At Clio At 75
Noah H Mooneyham, seventy five, died at his home in Clio after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Clio Methodist Church with Rev Hayworth H Scott officiating. Burial was in Salem cemetery. Surviving are his widow, four daughters, and multiple sons plus grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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QEARK
Noah H. Mooneyham
Ciio
Dorothy Mooneyham
San Antonio
Tex
J. Mooneyham
Forest City
N. C
J. C. Mooneyham
Spartanburg
S. C
A. O. Mooneyham
Washington
PD. C
Grover C. Mooneyham
Troy
Spurgeon Mooneyham
Pensacola
Tepson
George W. Wilkes
Three Men Charged In Liquor Violation
Deputies and ABC officers in Houston County arrested Howard Gibson at Cameron's mill near Cottonwood with half a gallon of whiskey. Frank Hasty was taken at Lynnburg between Ashford and Pansey with more whiskey, a pint of whiskey, and a pistol. Jeff Hicks was held near Lynnburg. The three men were released on bond today.
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Duban
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Houston County
Howard Gibson
Cameron's Mill
Cottonwood
Frank Hasty
Lynnburg
Ashford
Pansey
Jeff Hicks
Livestock Prices Across Georgia and Alabama Markets
Livestock arrivals at eight major plants in Georgia and Florida totaled 200 cattle, 100 calves, and 1,800 hogs with hog prices steady. Reports from Chicago market show salable hogs 6,500 with weights varying from 90 to over 400 pounds and prices from 12.00 to 28.00 dollars. Montgomery market notes limited sales, mostly steady bids, calves weak to 50 cents lower, and hogs trading active with mixed weights and parity.
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Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ale
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Fla
Chicago
USDA
Montgomery Market Montgomery
Federal-State Livestock Market News Service
Union Stockyards
Pearl Buck says two men can save world from crisis
Pearl S Buck told The United Press in an interview that only Trygve Lie and Henry Wallace can avert a looming world crisis. She warned there is little time to avert war as events unfold, stressing urgency in facing the danger head-on.
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Pearl S. Buck
Wallace
Lie
Perkasie
Penn
United Press
Trygve Lane
United Nations
Henry Wallace
New Republic
Miss Buck
Faust
George Lewis Arrested on Beer Sale After Midnight
George Lewis was arrested Sunday by city police on a charge of selling beer after midnight Saturday. He has been released on bond as the case proceeds and authorities consider making budget requests balance with expected revenues.
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George Lewis
Floods Reach Northern England as York Submerged
Floods spread across northern England as York town of 100,000 faces being cut in two by the swollen Great Ouse River. Rail and underground services halted, causing huge travel delays. Troops used boats to rescue residents and deliver food to marooned families.
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London
England
York
Great Ouse
Wales
Air Ministry
London Transport Company
Do than tackles sewer project protests and street upgrades
Ramseur said the city commission can proceed with improvements over protests by a two thirds vote. An outside engineering crew began mapping sanitary sewer profiles and other preliminary work on several street projects in the northwestern part of Dorton, though specific streets were not named.
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Ramseur
Dothan
Masonic Lodge Meets for Regular Business Tuesday Evening
Pythagoras Lodge will convene Tuesday at 7 30 p m for regular business and work in the third degree Dothan chapter No 113 holds a regular meeting Thursday night in the same schedule atmosphere and time frame
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Pythagoras Lodge
Dothan Chapter No. 113
VFW Post To Elect Officers Wednesday
Members of VFW West Side Post No 2073 will elect officers at the coming meeting. The event is set for Wednesday at 7 PM at the Feation Center. Members who have not yet paid their 1947 dues will receive them at the meeting.
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VFW
Feation Center
Odived
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