Tuscaloosa Banker Named President of State Chamber
Gordon Tenete of Tuscaloosa bank press tat was named president of the Alabama Chamber of Commerce at the annual Birmingham dinner, succeeding Frank P. Samford. Senator Spessard Holland urged Congress to curb deficits and warned civil rights laws could hinder progress in the South, while nine district directors and several state officers were announced.
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Birmingham
Alabama Chamber of Commerce
Gordon Tenete
Tuscaloosa Bank Press
Frank P. Samford
Barmingham
Frank M. Malone
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Holland
Congress
Washington
Great Britain
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State Chamber
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Gadedan
W. Cosby Hodges
P. Rather
O J Henley
Tuscaloosa
Arthur H Lee
Anniston
Henry 4. Whitfield
Damopotis
Reviser Hidden in Puzzle Clue List
A compact puzzle text presents a set of clues and fragments. The vertical entry hints at a term meaning reviser while horizontal items include musical, weight, time, and various short definitions. The page appears as a word puzzle with scattered phrases and partial answers.
Duck Callers Stage Annual Competition in Southeast Arkansas
The annual national duck calling contest will draw sportsmen to downtown Southeast Arkansas for a test of musical quacks and mimicry. Contestants may use artificial callers. each may emit three calls including a long lure, feeding quack, and mating call.
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Rex Majjerty
Athansas
Poor Man's Philosopher Seeks Car Worship in America
HAL BOYLE notes the fascination with the automobile as a national fetish. The piece argues cars shape life and values, with rising production, higher costs, and widespread devotion visible in debt, insurance, and urban planning. It reflects on identity linked to mobility and status through the car culture.
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Ral Boyle
New York
America
United States
Shane
Manhattan
Carter
Former ASL Pitcher s Drafted By Majors in 1949 Draft
The 1949 baseball draft saw 20 players chosen from the minor leagues for major league clubs, totaling $182 500. Brooklyn claimed its first draftee in five years while Detroit and Boston did not secure positions. Notable picks included Ed Arabczak and Harold Stamey, with Stamey coming from Utica and batting .311 in Georgia Florida League. Everett Johnson, a 23-year-old catcher from Los Angeles, was also selected after hitting .267 for Macon in the South Atlantic League.
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Cincinnaty
Detroi
Boston
Natinns
Brooklyn
Malcom Mariette
Jefly
Kansas City
Mempis
Sacramento
Philadelphia Athletics
Ed Arabczak
Stamford
Bt Lows Cardinals
Harold Stamey
Utica
Stamey
Montgomery figures in TT M Taut and EE Anthony case
G Arthur Cook Montgomery appears in a local item linking TT M Taut Mobic and EE Anthony in an Andalusia context, suggesting a brief public notice or court reference amid sparse readable details.
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Arthur Cook Montgomery
Andalusia
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