State Emergency Employment Body Getting Organized
Algernon Bish chairman of the Alabama Emergency Employ ment commission for the second congressional district announced that county chairmen had been appointed and a survey was under way. A letter to county chairmen urged immediate surveys of public work in progress and contemplated, and a check of industrial and commercial employment at 80 cents on the dollar.
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Montgomery
Ala
Algernon Bish
Alabama Emergency Employment Commission
Second
Blair
Enon Mildred Summerford Enjoys Siesta at Home
Mildred Summerford remains at home in good spirits. Geraldine Watson has recovered from a recent illness. Bud Anderson was ill last week. Mr and Mrs Willie Henderson and family visited Walter Jerkins. Futrell Anderson spent Saturday with his aunt Mrs W P Fowler Bear Cowarts. J P Tate spent Sunday night with his daughter Mrs Walter Jerkins. Willie Henderson and family visited Henry Odom Sunday night. Marion Hobbs visited Walter Jerkins last week. Bob Anderson visited In Iron City Georgia last weekend.
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Geraldine Watson
Mars
Bud Anderson
Willie Henderson
Walter Jerkins
Futrell Anderson
W. P. Fowler
Bear Cowarts
J. P. Tate
Henry Odom
Marion Hobbs
Bob Anderson
Iron City
Electrician Killed In Bessemer Sign Construction
E A McIntyre an employee of a Bessemer engineering company was killed late yesterday when he fell from a sign under construction. Funeral services were held today.
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Bessemer
Ala
E. McIntyre
Bessemer Engineering
Tallahassee Paper Goes In Bankruptcy
The Florida State News of Tallahassee announced suspension of publication due to financial difficulties, with publisher Fred O. Eberhardt seeking voluntary receivership. Eberhardt is facing criminal libel action from Governor Carlton and has filed suits against Carlton and other publishers for damages.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida State News
Fred O. Eberhardt
Doyie E. Carlton
Eberhardt
Highlands County
Hhe
Carlton
Metropolis Publishing Company
Miami Daily News
Capital City Publishing Company
Tallahassee Democrat
Peanut Pork discussed by farm agent at club meeting
The farm agent spoke on peanut fed pork benefiting Alabama Georgia and Florida rather than just southeast Alabama. He cited potential yearly gains of about 375000 and urged local households to use Alabama raised meat. Guests included F D Baimberg Jack Philips Helen Hall and Miriam Orovitz.
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Witherington
Chicago
Montgomery
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Marvey Harrison
Blumberg
Miriam Orovitz
Miami
Fla
Robert Ramsey
R. D. McCarty
J. W. Bish
Houston Hotel
Andalusia
Eufaula
Troy
Tallahassee
Panama City
Dave Eddington
Moblie
Leroy Holt
Birmingham
Chicago Optometrist Offers $20 Spectacles for $2.98
An ad describes a Chicago optometrist promising $20 spectacles for 2.98 with a 10 day trial. It claims non breakable and non tarnishable lenses that read small print and see far or near, with a guarantee of no charge if not equal to $20 glosses. Readers urged to send name address and age to Dr S J Ritholz.
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Chicago
Mame
S.J. Ritholz
Lulte
W. Jackson Riva
Exoneration for Jackson suspects in Carlton assassination plot
Eberhardt was arrested in Jacksonville months ago with Frank Ralls, former Carlton campaigner, and Henry Halsema, a real estate operator, on charges of conspiracy to procure Governor Carlton's assassination, but they were exonerated.
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Eberhardt
Jacksonville
Frank Ralls
Carlton
Henry Halsema
Baptists Vote to Stop Newton School Meeting
Executive secretary of the Baptist Sunday school board and Rev H G Williams headline a program of church reports including young peoples groups Women's Missionary Union Baptist Student Union and Sunday schools as the convention reviews the college question then continues with ministerial relief missions and publications. The meeting closes tomorrow.
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Baptist Sunday School Board
H. G. Williams
Women's Missionary Union
Baptist Student Union
Sunday Schools
Newark Bull Fight Sparks Nationwide Protests
Newark New Jersey November 20 AP animal lovers rally against planned November 30 bull fight featuring Sidney Franklin America’s only toreador Promoters promise a sparring exhibition with four bulls rubber tipped horns and rubber swords Picadores armed with spears Critics from Philadelphia Kansas City Boston Bristol and beyond denounce the event targeting Mayor Jerome T Congleton It remains a heated dispute over the controversial spectacle with claims of restraint versus aggression.
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Newark
N. J
Sidney Franklin
America
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Boston
Bristol
Berlyn
Jerome T. Congleton
Senor Franklin
Franklin
Hayden Trial Begins In Crenshaw County
Hayden faces Alabama blue sky law case in Crenshaw circuit court. C A Peters of Haydenstone and company testified Hayden was not part of the New York firm and was unknown to them. State witnesses, led by J W Williams of Luverne, accuse Hayden of taking $5 000 in stock under false pretenses and not sending promised stock from Nashville. Jury selection proceeds as defense prepares its case.
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Laverne, Ala
C. A. Peters
Haydenstone and Company
New York
Crenshaw
Grant R. Hayden
Hayden
J. W. Williams
Luverne Farmer
A. E. Gamble
New Orleans
Williams
Crenshaw County Grand Jury
Hayden-Stone and Company of
Nashville
Private plane owners in Poland forced to aid military transport
The government orders Polish private aircraft owners to provide all necessary transportation for military use upon demand. The decree applies to civilian planes and obligates owners to cooperate with state needs during mobilization.
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Poland
Rexall Orderlies Offer Relief From Constipation
A Battle Creek physician cites constipation as a major misery and promotes Rexall Orderlies, a chewable tablet that draws water into a dry colon to soften stool. The ad promises next day relief and offers 24 tablets for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores.
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Rexall
Hunting Licenses Going Fast Here
The Probate Judge office reports hunting license sales rising since October 1. By 8 am today 123 county licenses and 104 state licenses had been sold. The quail season opening spurred yesterday’s large sales with about 40 county permits sold and more expected today.
Local Social Notes Add Names and Visits
Little Rex Bryan and Mrs. Jack Bryan continue it at their homes. Will Bryan, Jack Bryan and R. E. Brown went to Daleville Wednesday on business. Mrs. Clyde Shehee went to Dothan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Eldridge of Kinesville Fla visit Mrs. Eldridge's parents Mr. and Mrs. John Elmore. Sanora Bryan Bessie Rebecca Bryan and Mary Dykes spent Saturday afternoon with Sheppie and Ruth Horn. Mrs. Dock Bryan visited Mrs. Will Bryan Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Elmore visit Mrs Jeff Parish and daughter Monday afternoon with Mrs. Robbie Scully.
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Rex Bryan
Jack Bryan
Will Bryan
Daleville
Clyde Shehee
Dothan
Rastus Eldridge
Kinesville
Fla
Willie Elmore Vis
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