Wiregrass Basketball League Officials Meet Here
A reorganizing meeting of the Wiregrass Basketball League is set for Thursday afternoon at the courthouse annex in Dothan to elect officers, plan the 1930 season, and discuss possible revamp of membership as 12 schools including Cattenwood Hartford Slocomb Midlend Cry Ozark Witksburg Column Bin Headland Newville and Ash Attend.
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Wiregrass Basketball League
Dothan
M. ‘W. Merritt
Iba
Geneva County
WEL
Cattenwood
Hartford
Slocomb
Sullivan Improves On National Rating In SEC Offense Leaders
Kentucky quarterback Babe Parilli climbs from 10th to 6th in total offense with 1239 yards after facing Mississippi State. He ranks fifth in completions with 85 of 153 for 1279 yards and 18 touchdowns, while Vanderbilt’s Haywood Sullivan rises in national rankings as a passer. Dixie Dozen rush leaders include John Dottley and Leskovar, with punting led by Vanderbilt’s Dean Davidson and Auburn’s Jim McGowen at 41.6 yards.
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Atlanta
Florida
Haywood Sullivan
Sullivan
Sjohn Dottley
Mississippi
Leskovar
Dixie Dozen
Dottley
Dean Davidson
Vanderbilt
Jim McGowen
Auburn
Dom Fucei
Kentucky
Max Stainbrook
Mississippi State
Butch Avin Ker
Alabama
Storing Sweet Potatoes
Instructs on cleaning the storage house for sweet potatoes and sealing it tight. Recommends fumigation with sulfur burning one pound per 1000 cubic feet and keeping the space closed for 24 hours to ensure sound disease free storage.
Radio Experts Help Keep UNSCOB Posted On News
Athens reports on UNSCOB field service recruiting radio operators to monitor Balkan frontier communications for the United Nations. Danish and Belgian operators join 42 field staff, undergoing three months of training in security, first aid, and radio techniques before serving from Athens and frontline posts in Greece, Turkey, and nearby areas.
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Athens
Greece
Alexan
Droupolis
Bulfor
Alexandroupolisgaria
Turkey
Osage
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United Nations
Balkans
Unscob
Rasy
Unscor
Dutty
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F Sarvice
TE. X
New York
United Nations Field Service
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Neva
Korea
Kashmir
Pelestine
Somaliland
Jmen
Montas Thamies
Iran Ends Tariffs on Key Drugs for Low-Cost Public Health
Iran announced a Parliament approved tariff abolition on essential drugs and insecticides to lower costs for malaria and venereal disease treatment. The WHO regional committee meeting in Tehran highlighted imports liberalization, listing antimalarials, quinine, atabrine, and several antibiotics. A malaria center development team supports the program.
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Yeheran
Iran
Wald Health Nization Who
Mediterranean
Tataxbul
Jehan Sah Saleh
Transster of Health
Tralaria
Israel Study Links to UN UnscoB Field Radio Team
Jerusalem AP reports UN radio force members from Belgium Denmark Norway the United States and Britain form the nervous system relaying frontline observations to UNSCOB in Athens Two bases remain Alexandroupolis and Yannina with mobile units ready for emergency service A 28 year old Danish technician recruited from Copenhagen recalls UN search for qualified radio and transport staff including guards for UN Headquarters and US missions In Israel 1950 1956 Hebrew University motor vehicle registrations attract about 4950 American Jewish students with most studying liberal arts and expecting total around 000 Raps
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Unscob
U. N
Athens
Unscobj
U.N
Alexandroupolis
Yannina
Nortwest
Albania
Copenhagen
Denmark
U. S
Jerusalem
Israel
Michigan Expanding Medical Research Center Birthday Gift
Ann Arbor Michigan The University of Michigan medical school marks its centennial this year by planning a new research center funded with 3.9 million dollars from the Kresge Foundation. The school conducts 120 projects including a five to seven year Atomic Energy Commission study on radiation biology. The institution highlights many firsts in medical science such as artificial insemination, use of animals in drug testing, syphilis detection methods, congenital esophageal surgery, and cures for high blood pressure.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan Medical School
Kresge Foundation
Atomic’ Energy Commission
Michigan
McFadin of Texas Is Lineman Of Week
Texas guard Bud McFadin earned the AP lineman of the week after a key defensive shift in the 27 20 victory over Baylor. He starred on offense, with most of Texas yardage on the ground credited to him. Other strong picks included Houston and Louisiana State linemen and a Princeton tackle. Reedings praise extended to several players across the region.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Lewis
Bud” McFain
Texas
McFadin
Bater
Tesas
Jets
Rice
Sam Rubing
Citadel
Soir Cars
Virginia
William and Mary
Bob Gain
Ken Stucky
Warren Virgeis
Louisiana State
UNESCO Aids India With Library Project
UNESCO and India launch a pilot public library effort to boost literacy and adult education. The partnership aims to show how libraries can support reading programs and community learning in New Delhi under a government UNESCO agreement.
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India
Exeriment of India
The
United and Cultural
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Unesco
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Gussie Moran
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Dothan, Alabama
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