Tuscaloosa Banker Is Named President of State Chamber
Gordon Tenete of Tuscaloosa was named president of the Alabama Chamber of Commerce at the annual Birmingham dinner. Frank Samford of Birmingham became chairman, with vice presidents Frank Malone of Birmingham Wallace Malone of Dothan and Floyd McGowan of Chapman and treasurer W C Bowman of Montgomery. Senator Spessard Holland urged deficit control and cautioned Civil Rights laws could hinder progress in the South. Holland opposed repealing Taft-Hartley and warned against socialist trends, urging understanding and mutual respect. Directors named include J B Converse and Robert Grege with a slate from nine districts, among them J L Rankin Decatur Hugh Agricola Gadsden W Cosby Hodges and P Rather Birmingham and O J Henley Tuscaloosa Arthur H Lee Anniston Henry Whitfield Indianapolis.
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Duck Callers Stage Annual Competition
A December preparation reports a regional duck calling contest with entrants from the area. Competitors perform calls matching quacks and mimicry using natural and artificial aids. Each contestant may use three calls, aiming for musical realism and attention grabbing signals in a downtown Southeast Arkansas venue.
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Poor Man's Philosopher Seeks to Be an Automobile
HAL BOYLE argues in New York that the auto has become a modern idol shaping American life. He notes Americans worship cars, owning, insuring, and funding lavish lifestyles around them, sometimes at odds with practical needs, and he muses that a second chance might make him an automobile in spirit.
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The 1949 baseball draft saw $182 500 exchanged for 20 players as majors picked 20 bush league prospects. Detroit and Boston did not list, Brooklyn took its first draftee in five years, and Philadelphia paid $4 000 for Ed Arabczak. Harold Stamey from Utica and Everett Johnson from Los Angeles were among the players, with Stamey batting .311 in Georgia Florida League last season.
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G Arthur Cook Montgomery is linked with TT M Taut Mobic and EE Anthony in Andalusia. The fragment hints at a regional or legal notice involving multiple names and a place but lacks clear context or actions. Further readable details are needed to form a complete card.
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