Architect Donates Plans For Southeast Alabama Camp
Alabama Boy Scout Council plans a permanent 520 acre camp near New Brockton off Clintonville Road in Coffee County. Ozark Architect HL Holman Jr offers to draft complete blueprints saving about 4000 dollars. The project includes a large lake fed by springs, a central lodge, and multiple buildings under a 580000 overall development. Funds will come from regional gifts with Roy Crow directing the building fund campaign.
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Alabama Councilo
Coffee County
James Ho k-Mey
Ozark
HL. Holman, Jr
Clintonville Road
New Brockton
Kelley
Alabama
National Council
Boy Scouts of America
Friends of Scouting
Sep Teo
Roy Crow
Troy
Charman
Roy Jeffcoat
Holman
Hixson
Walt
H. L Holman, III
James H Kelley
Southeast Alabama
H L. Holman, Jr
Eagle
First Hog Show-Sale Plans For Early County Prosper
Blakely plans for the first annual Fat Hog Show and Sale with hogs on the yards by 9 at Blakely Livestock Co. The top winning barrows will represent Early County at the State Fair in Americus on April 4. Judges include WO Mosely and Alex Alexander. Entries to be graded for sale. Chicago prices expected for quality hogs. Thin on details due to OCR transcription limits.
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Blakely
Farly County
JF Reid
Blakely Livestock Company
Americas
Reid
Future Parmercs of America
Membe
Tate Besh
Wol Mosely
Ed Balkcom
Norman Alexander
Liveslock
RO Williams
Titton
Chicago
Garden Clubs Elect Southeast Officers at Daytona Beach
The Mons Garden Clube of the Southeast elected Cec Morris of Greenville South Carolina as president at its annual convention in Daytona Beach. Officers named include secretary treasurer and board members from multiple states, with technical work group planning a hog show and sale amid farmer support and filming day events.
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Daytona Beach
Fia
Cec Morris
Greenville SC
Mons Garden Clube
Southeast
Cepresidente Oie
Bessemer
Valloton
Frank Statford
Athans
Ge Woodson
K Jones Jackson Mise
Dan S
MrCarthy
Fim Yince
TK Laderwond
Knonville
Tennal Alleman
Baton Rouge
Parking studied by Olympia authority to ease traffic
The city plans to study parking options and possibly enter the parking business. Mayor Bernard Sam says the project may include underground parking at up to five sites to relieve congestion in Philadelphia.
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Oly Parking Authority
Philadelphia
Bernard Sam
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Alabama Solons Vote For Peanut Acreage
Washington AP reports Alabama members of Congress voting on recent al ealis across Senate and House. Senate passage tallies 37 to 33 for a compromise bill to tighten price controls on potato marketings and raise cotton and peanut acreage. House vote 197 to 156 in favor, with names listed for and against. Also notes a monthly telephone bill line item and Shanghai service detail.
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Washington
Alabama
Congress
al Ealis Senate
Hill
Sparkman
Walcott
R-Mid
Andrews
Kun
Hobbs
Tor
de Grattenried
Finott
Grant
Jones
Rains
Battle Boykin de Grattenried
Flot
Shanghai
Mystery Ship Missing Seaman Thorvaldsen Reported Missing
A Norwegian seaman, Thorvald Thorvaldsen, is missing after a vessel named the Viggo Hansteen sailed toward South America from Mobile. Border patrols and searches in the Mobile area were unsuccessful. The message notes a life buoy and the ship 100 miles from the coast as the report dispatches.
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Thorvaldsen
Mo Mobile
U.S. Ibilo Bay
Border Patrol
Bay
Bear
Hansteen
Gulf of Mex
South Americ
Viggo Hansteen
Mobile
Thorvald Thorvaldsen
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George Wurtr
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Camellia Salanqua
Funny South Nursery
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US — Secret Service
FBI
Garden Clubs
Southeast Officers
Choice Earl
Cheek Norman Alexander
Radhey Wilcox
Pritenett Ear
Adams Supply CO
Atlanta
Dothan
Chapman Housing Coq
Great Britain
Ala
Ramsey & Sons
Garrett Dura Farm
Fairfield
Fla
Gateel & Moore Farm
Fairfeld
Fie
Boyles Duroe Farm
Live Oak
Sears
Illinois
Henry
Edalene Stohr
Dothan Eagle
Miss Stohr
Jersey
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Sanitary Dairy
Edatene Stohr
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