Salaries to Play Big Political Part in 1960 Race
Rex Thomas reports on tax and salary issues fueling political talk in Alabama. Farm Bureau delegates at the Georgia Miss convention push for teacher salaries to rise to 900 a month and discuss Agriculture Commissioner Joe Poole’s possible bid for governor, with Farm Bureau officials noting the potential impact on campaigns. Representative Boykin comments on fundraising challenges.
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Rex Thomas Montgomery
Ala
Tescher
Ste Farm Bureau
Tee Carsmers
Giorl
Miss
Mieries
Tae
Uew
Agricuture
Joe Poole
Poole
Farm Bureau
Rep
Boykin
Toa
Resolution for Teacher Salaries Sparks Governor Race
A proposed Bureau resolution urged earmarking funds for teacher salaries with a projected scale to reach 4200 mid year. Governor candidates face scrutiny as officials privately call the demand foolish while warning extra funds could curb other services.
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Stes
Fara
Bureau
Couvention
Tesolution
Nice
Gur
Cosuncey Sparks
Sebouw
EB. Norton
MOD
Rmn
Abe proposes amendment on revenue for education
The text notes a proposal by Sthael Toney Abe to amend how revenue is raised at the legislative level and to direct funds toward education. It also contains a remark about twins and births at Treyard, and a generic comment on birds and automatic tendon action locking their feet.
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Sthael Toney Abe
Sfaisal
Section Of Judge Pay Boost Invalid
A garbled report mentions a judge pay boost issue with unclear details about funds and county records. The fragment references ManTuani Bey and Cure SMB and appears to describe a dispute over funds and a court or county action.
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ManTuani Bey
Ineue F. Ee
Solhar
Political Hints and Contestant Talks Ahead in 1946
A fragmented report outlines potential candidates for county and state offices in 1946. Walt Cameron, ex-deputy sheriff, is rumored to seek sheriffs office. Keenor Baxley and Lawrence Os are named as possible Circuit Judge and solicitor candidates, with D. C. Halts and Harry R. Martin among others mentioned. Board of Revenue members face reelection, and education board incumbents J. J. Thomas and Dr. J. J. Bracewell are expected to run again. The piece notes ongoing political chatter, the January kickoff for activity, and forthcoming statewide primary rules from the State Democratic Executive Committee.
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Walt Cameron
Onry
Sheriffs Office
Keenor Baxley
Circus
Lawrence Os
Exphun
Politi Circuit
D. C. Halts
Harry RK. Martin
Fr Jy
County Board of Revenue
EL Boswell
Calhoun
Distri Wick
Summerford
di Wiiter
Hui
Alte Vo Lee
Ate
Lee
W. Guy Wordswick
J. J. Thomas
J. J. Bracewell
Dothan
County Board of Education
Board of Education
Carrist
Democratic
Wilmet
Uvat
Democratic & Ecutiy
Webbie
Couity
Victory Borders Buy Rronds In Ais Issupy
A damaged OCR fragment mentions purchase actions on Victory Borders and a location terms like Ais Issupy. Names and clear facts are unreadable, but the item implies a small trade or sale notice with uncertain context.
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