Birmingham Jurist Denies Bail to 12 Involved in Union Strike
In Birmingham, Judge Richard V. Evans denies bail to 12 men held for contempt after flouting an injunction against picketing the Greenwood Case strike. Hacker and Hardwick receive six month terms. others 90 days. AFL CIO officials condemn decision as a threat to labor rights amid ongoing dispute and injunction enforcement.
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Birmingham
AFL
Richard V. Evans
Carl Hacker
Culinary Workers Union
George Hardwick
Carey Haigree
CIO
American Federation of Labor
Evans
Hacker
Hardwick
Greenwood
Folsoms Press Relations Scrutiny at Capitol
Governor-elect James E. Folsom faces questions over his press relations after criticizing Alabama newspapers. While polls favored his reform platform, editors report limited personal censure and he frequently uses no comment while engaging with reporters at press conferences and interviews.
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Folsom
Capitol
Montgomery
James E. Folsom
Alabama
Cullman Insurance
Boswell
Righ
Jenery
Union strike delays contract review tied to worker losses
A union strike delayed studying a proposed contract covering its employees. A court decree ordered the men to a total payment of 3,589.18 dollars plus costs while firing them from positions. The Culinary Workers Union is an affiliate of the APL International Union of Restaurant and Hotel Employees.
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Culinary Workers Ukt
APL
International Aniuice
Restastart
Hotel Expiuyes
Rankin W Morris Dies at 57 in Dothan Hospital
Rankin W Morris fifty seven of St Andrews Fla died in a Dothan hospital after a long illness. He was born in Louisiana and moved to Florida in 1943. Survived by wife Myrtle Morris one daughter Mrs G W Burns four sons Hubert Raymond Bill Rankin Jr two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services at Johnson and Wilkerson chapel at 10 15 a m officiated by Rev A D Zbinden and body sent to Houston for burial.
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Rankin W. Morris
St. Andrews
Fla
Dothan
Louisiana
Florida
Myrtle Morris
G. W. Burns
Houston
Tex
Hubert
Raymond
Bill
Rankin, Jr
H. D. Johnston
Alice Morris
I. L. and
E. E. Morris
Johnson and Wilkerson Chapel
A. D. Zbinden
George Bliss Jones Named Head Of Alabama Railroads
George Bliss Jones 41, secretary to Governor Chauncey Sparks, will become executive director of the Alabama Railroad Association next year. A Lauderdale county former representative, he has served as governor's secretary since 1943 and previously as judge of Lauderdale county court and as solicitor of the 11th Judicial Circuit. Jones hails from Florence and studied at Florence State Teachers College, Sewanee, and Alabama.
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Alabama
Wh. E. Steiner
Montgomery
Florence
Jones
Florence State Teachers College
University of the South At
Sewanee, Tenn
The
University of Alabama
Winter Advances Across Rocky Mountain Region In Severe Storm
A Denver report notes the Rocky Mountain area is enduring its harshest winter in over three years, with eight to ten foot snowdrifts and multiple fatalities. Isolation increased as roads closed, planes carried feed and medical supplies, and fuel shortages threatened Denver schools and transit. Some Big Seven and Rocky Mountain League football games were canceled for the first time in the sport’s history.
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Norman A. Johnson
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Bealyees
Ordance
Colorado
Lawyer and judge skyline flourishes in Florence history
He earned a law degree in 1930 and served as Florence city court judge from 1930 to 1931. He was a member of the state House of Representatives in 1935 and 1939.
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Florence
State House of Representatives
Severe winter storm devastates livestock and crops in Colorado
The storm brought record low temperatures that froze land and halted foraging, causing thousands of cattle and sheep to perish or suffer. Survivors faced sores and mouth injuries while forage became scarce. Colorado sugar beet crops near the Sugar Bowl faced grave danger due to the heavy freeze.
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Colorado
The Comd haz Bean abe peoples are of age dressing the
A garbled OCR fragment mentions age status and attire but lacks clear names dates or places, preventing a precise report. The readable portion hints at an event or notice about adults and clothing but is too fragmentary to determine context or details.
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Dothan Floral Co
J.D. Griffin
Lamar Dyess
Mer
N. Oates
Stears
Max’s Grill
E. Main
Camellias
Dothan Camellia Nurseries
Campbellton Highway
Ahmed Earl. Casey
Mary Louise Watters
Dewey A. Kirkland
Cottonwood Road
Birmingham Southern College
Washington, D. C
Casey
Army Air Forces
Hudson Office Supply Company
BY Lynne Brannen
Cullman
Ale
Grover C. Hall Jr
Alabama Journal
Hall
George 8. Jones
Sparks
Tri-State Publishing CO
KE. Main St
Rocky Mountain Region
van Ritch
Ruby’s. Beauty Shop
W. Adams
Mouton
Canada
Kolinsky
Red
van Ditch
North Foster
West Main
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