New Chamber of Commerce Secretary Bailey Sees Big Local Future
Selden X. Bailey, 27, a Marengo County native and former Birmingham chamber executive secretary, is the new secretary of Dothan chamber of commerce. He aims to sell Alabama's strengths locally and to outsiders, emphasizes agriculture, 4-H, FFA and youth groups, and notes Dothan’s churches reflect civic engagement. Bailey and his wife Dorothy Dean have two sons and seek a two bedroom home.
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Chamber of Commerce
Selden X. Bailey
Clarence Streetman
S'Sanger
Selden
Banley
Texas
Marengo County
Dothan
Arthur Johnson
Birmingham
Batley
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Randolph Field
Army
Alabama
Lone Star
Alabama State Fair Authority
Bailey
Eagle
Vin
Chamber
FFA
Opment
4-H Club
Future Farmers of America
Boy Scouts
Alabama Power Company
University of Alabama
Demopolis
Tuscaloosa
Dorothy D. Dean
Pensacola
Fla
Southwest Pacific
Fifth Air Force
Iwatiern
Dean
Robert
Chip
Johnson
Dothan Chamber of Commerce
Birmingham Chamber
Banker Warburg urges UN guard for world peace
TUSCALOOSA AP says New York banker Janes P Warburg told Alabama listeners that United Nations security is vital for US safety. He criticized US policy moving from Moscow and urged Americans to switch from fear of communism to confidence in democracy and UN-led peace.
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Tuscaloosa
Janes P. Warburg
New York
Warter
United Nations
United States
OWI
University of Alabama
Moscow
Washington
Rossa
Russia
Powder Dust Boxes To Trap Teaneck Pranksters
Teaneck New Jersey authorities will dust all 63 alarm boxes with a powder that retains fingerprints. Fire Chief Francis A. Murray says it will let police match prints to pranksters after false alarms, which officials believe are mostly committed by youths.
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Teaneck, N. J
Teaneck
Francis A. Murray
Main Street Prank Ends With $10 Fine
William D Bates taxied a plane onto Main Street in Dalton Nebraska parking at a cafe. Officials ruled no precedent to follow as Bates faced a $10 fine for operating a motor vehicle wider than eight feet on a highway.
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Dalton
Neb
UPI Aeronautics Department
William D. Bates
Main Street
Bates
Did Mrs Johnson Fire A Legal Dud In Court
In Cullman AP report on a paternity suit against Gov James E Folsom Christine Putman Johnston accuses him of a common law marriage and paternity of James Douglas born in 1946 The judge delayed ruling and briefs were ordered The Governor's lawyers argued the suit is legally defective with insufficient grounds for a common law marriage and lack of jurisdiction Johnston's counsel contends the child should have access to prove paternity The case involves questions about where and when the alleged union occurred and about the validity of a declaratory judgment naming Folsom as father
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Cullman
James E. Folsom
North Alabama
J. H. Crow, Jr
Christine Putman Johnston
Johnston
Folsom
James Douglas
Equity Division of
Circuit Court
Kentucky
Boswell
Alabama
Tennessee
Florida
Carter E. Putnam
Kingman Shelburne
Birmingham
Crow
Hamm Spends 6221 To Unseat Sparkman in Alabama
Former State Defense Commissioner Philip J Hamm spent 6221 in his unsuccessful bid to unseat Senator John Sparkman. The report lists other expense statements filed by candidates, including U S Representatives Frank Boykin George Andrews Albert Rains Laurie Battle and Robert E Jones Jr with various amounts and prior totals. The piece notes limits under the state corrupt practices act allowing up to 10000 for Senate and 2500 for Congress.
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Montgomery
Philip J. Hamm
John Sparkman
Hamm
Secretary of State
Sibyl Pool
Senate
Thomas F. Harlin
National Ecommitteeman
Broughton Lamberth
Alexander City
Lamserth
Alabama Public Service Commission
Gordon Persons
M. J. Williams, Jr
Anniston
U. S
Frank Boykin
Mobile
George Andrews
Union Springs
Andrews
Albert Rains Gadsden
Theo Steed
Centre
Steed
Pete Jarman
Tuscaloosa
Robert E. Jones, Jr
Scottsboro
Jones
Laurie Battle
Birmingham
George D. Patterson, Jr
U. S. Senate
Congress
Snake Skins Flown To New York City For Milady's Shoes
A $20,000 shipment of cobra skins from Siam and India landed at LaGuardia illustrates a growing exotic cargo trend by Seaboard & Western Airlines. The skins, numbering over 30,000, could yield at least 10,000 shoe pairs and many accessories amid peak demand for feminine fashion.
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New York
Siam
India
LaGuardia
Seaboard & Western Airlines
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Papa
Memphis
Henrys Buxbaimr
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iNemm
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