Social Workers Meet in Mobile April 10-12
The 16th session of the Alabama Conference of Social Workers will be held in Mobile April 10 to 12. National speakers include C C Carstenesi, Misa Alice Nutt, Elizabeth Wisner, Frank Bane, and Louise Fitzsimmons. Opening addresses by Judge Edington and R F Hudson. Other speakers listed from Alabama institutions and agencies.
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Mobile
Ala
Alabama Conference of Social Workers
C. C. Carsténesi
Child Welfare League of America
Misa Alice Nutt
Department of Labor
Washington
Mian
Elizabeth Wisner
American Association of Hospital Socia Workers
New Orleans
Frank Bane
E. W. Gregory
University of Alabama
J. O Colley
Troy Baptist Orphanage
D. M. Weakley
Alabama Boys Industrial School
Birmingham
D. B. Dobbs
W. D. Partlow
Almbarmia Insane Hospitals
Charlotte Leeper
Alabama Child Welfare Department
Mra
EB. T. Belsaw
High School Orators Competing for State Honors
Alabama high school orators from nine districts enter elimination contests for the state title. State Finals set April 20 at the University of Alabama with eight one year scholarships. The topic: Resolved That the States Should Have Unemployment Insurance. District and city teams advance, with two championship teams named to represent Alabama.
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Montgomery
Alabame
University of Alabama
City High Scchools
Tennessee Valley
Hunteville
Decatur
Florence
Alabama
Gadsden
Anniston
Aadame
Dothan
Tuscaloosa
Selma
Tornadoes Wipe Out Much Virgin Timber in Alabama
State Forester Col Faye S Bunker reports that tornadoes swept Alabama destroying a large portion of remaining virgin timber. While no exact estimate is possible, the loss likely runs into hundreds of thousands of dollars, and efforts should focus on leaving live timber and salvaging wind-thrown material.
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Montgomery
Faye S. Bunker
Forester
Alabama
Denies Charge of Capone Aid
A Senate subcommittee and the Chicago grand jury probe allegations by Frank J. Loesch head of the Chicago Crime Commission that high officials back Capone’s bid to block Judge James H. Wilkerson’s promotion to the circuit court. William Parrillo, assistant U.S. attorney, sued Loesch for 250000 damages, calling him a known partisan of Capone via a wire to the Senate committee.
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Senate
Chicago Teders Grand Jury
Frank J. Loesch
Chicago Crime Commission
al Capone
James H. Wilkerson
Capone
Epposis
William Parrillo
U. S
Loesch
Florida to Be Well Represented at Good Roads Meet
Florida will be represented at the twentieth annual United States Good Roads convention in Miami with April 12-14 dates. Director General J A Rountree reports broad delegation from boards of commissioners chambers of commerce and automobile clubs. Governor Doyle E Carlton has recruited many Florida leaders and written personal letters urging active participation in the conclave.
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Miami
Florida
Alabama Locomotive Engineer Retires After 43 Years T: Alabama Locomotive Engineer Retires After 43 Years
Charles E. Barnard of Birmingham retires after 43 years as a locomotive engineer on the Kansas City Florida Special between Birmingham and Amory Mississippi. He celebrates his seventieth birthday and looks forward to fishing and hunting as his next pursuits. His long career had a few incidents including a fatal collision with cattle and a near miss with a tree blown onto the tracks. He plans to stay active and not consider himself old.
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Birmingham
Ala
Charles E. Barnard
Barnard
Amory
Miss
Lindbergh
Ale
Hunt
Feb
How to Relieve Headaches In Three Minutes
A pharmacist prepared remedy called B C offers quick relief from severe headaches and nervous strain. It claims to ease muscular aches colds neuralgia and fever without opiates or habit forming drugs. Available in 1 and 2 cent packages at drugstores.
Movies Oulton Web Schedule of Coming Features
Thursday and Friday present Charlee Farrell and Marlon Nixon in After Tomorrow. Comedy March Fifteen features Victor McLagren. Barbara Weeks returns with Elisea Land in Devili's Lottery. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy headline Fox News. Next Sunday Will Rogers in Business and Pleasure. Wednesday and Thursday offer Varieties of 1932 with Smalling Sunkist Sweeties. Friday and Saturday Tom Tyler and His Pals star in Two Fisted Justice. Next Sunday Volan Negri in A Woman Commands.
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Oulton
Charlee Farrell
Marlon Nixon
Smalling Sunkist
Tom Tyler
Local Religious And Social Notes From Liberty Sunday
Rev M Medema registers for regular appointment at Liberty Sunday. Various visits and weekend gatherings cited including Mrs J A Sellers and daughter in Cottonwood, Eva Brown with Florence Buckhart, and relatives of Mr J R Dawney. Local philanthropy and pageants noted with A Hester pageant at Liberty church and selections by Burkett Knowles and others.
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Gentle Brackin
Quinton Buckburt
Mra. L
Toar
Mra
Banford Dawney
Baby
Rosemary
Dothan
Pent
J. R. Dawney
Rev
Mra. M. Medema
W. F. Lima
Abbie Watson
Alton Snell
Ashford
J. A. Etheridge
W. E. Hendley
Noah Whoberly
Friendship
Herman McAlister
Dothan, Wiatten
Harold Hendley
Dora L. Watson
Hartford
Misson Abbie
Jensie Watson
A. Hi. Bule
Katherine Morgan
Robert Prior
Ofasmtofa
Troy Sims
Liberty Church
Trix
So Burkett
Hobson Knowles
Athel Farmer
Pugh Kelly
Harvey Etheridge
Liberty
Stella Johnson
J. W. Buckball
J. A. Brackin
Oscar Tolarta
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