High Taxes Blamed for Low Morale by Former Alabama Governor
Former Alabama governor Charles Henderson issued a statement opposing the proposed Miller-Feagin unlimited income tax amendment to be voted on November 8. He warned that high taxes from expensive government could curb wages, drive factory losses, reduce property values, and threaten state finances, urging voters to curb government expenses and reject unlimited taxing power.
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Troy
Ale
Charles Henderson
Henderson
Alabama
United States
Stowaway on Hoover's Train Beats Odds
Anthony Demaggio, 19, unknowingly boarded President Hoover’s secret train. Secret Service removed him from between two coaches, while fellow passengers paid for his meals and fare as he explained he was trying to reach Corona, California.
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Anthony Demaggio
President Hoover
Secret Service
Retrial of Senator Davis Set for November 28
New York Oct. 12 AP I Retrial of United States Senator James J. Davis on federal lottery charges was set for November 28.
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New York
API
United States
James J. Davis
Blacksmith Turns Moveable Shop Sparks Rural Trade
In Alliance Ohio AP veteran blacksmith J E Rennard adapts to the auto era by mounting a portable anvil on a truck to shoe horses in the countryside. He meets demand as farmers object to driving horses to town, keeping him busy with dobbins and odd jobs under trees and farm sheds.
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J. E. Rennard
Rennard
Alliance
Amithy
Dobbin
Ohio
Local social notes list weekend visits and visitors
Headland Miss Bunch Halstead attends Montevallo school and spent last weekend at home. Dothan visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Farmer and son visiting the Curt Solomons. Dr. J. B. Lasseter returned from Atlanta. Troy State students Grace Wilkinson Juanita Stinson Bertha Lockhart Dorothy Livingston and Eleanor Brannon were home for the weekend. Montgomery visits by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Oates and Mrs. Herbert Ford and daughter Joanna Lineville visitors include Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Truett and Mollie Truett. Several residents hosted relatives and friends from Newark Mont gomery Ozark Dothan Geneva and Tuscaloosa with many短 weekends.
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Herbert Ford
Joanna
Lineville
Eunice Burdleshaw
Bernice Woods
T. B Woods
W. H. Story
Ozark
J. H. Nunnery
Norman Haynes
Gussie Jones
Wallace Jones
Montgomery
Mollie Truett
Newton
J. M. Truett
L. T. Solomon
Mary Ligon
Geneva
Charles Sidney
Newark
N. J
J. J. Espy
Alto McClenny
T. W. Harrell
Wildcats Expect Giant Lair To Star On Court
Lexington Kentucky AP reports Wentucks Wildcats prepare to showcase Pred Lair a 6 10 1/2 inch forward from Monticello Ky. Lair is regarded as a natural on the hardwood and can touch the basket trim while standing on the floor suggesting a dominant inside presence.
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Lexington
Wentucks Wildcats
Lair
Monticello
Social News Roundup From Hartford and Nearby
Wyatt Graham and Raymond Barber visited Georgia briefly. Miss Minnie Lou Hall stayed with Miss Blanche Quattlebaum on Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Fletcher Greene and daughters called on Mr and Mrs Henry Dorriety Sunday night. Mrs J Z Edmonson Jr called on Miss Marle Ten after Miss Mary Elia Smith visited Miss Rena Dorriety. Mrs Jimmie Byrd spent Friday night with her parents near Hartford. Sacred Harp singing at Burns school drew a large crowd. Mr and Mrs Edgar Dorriety visited with her mother Minnie Bedsole Saturday night. Miss Monette Williford weekended with Misses Lillie and Marie Greene. Coot Smith spent Saturday afternoon with Joe Hall. Sanford Peel called on Blanche Quattlebaum after Misses Frances and Ettle Barber stayed with Mildred and Winifred Underwood. Mr and Mrs Holloway with Bud and Lilla. Mr and Mrs Hubert Woods included.
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Lillie
Marie
Annie Laurie
G. W. Bedsale
J. Frank Stevens
Bmounette Willford
Bupia Wright
Jimmie Uyrd
Graves “Willford
W. BD
Murdock
Mucher
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Mattie Love Warren
Maude Rolland
W.H. Dorriety
Henry Dorriety
Hilburn Todd
Walter Smith
Mary Wilson Davis
Akron
Ohio
Co. Cc. Wilson
Wyatt Graham
Raymond Barber
Georgia
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Blanche Quattlebaum
J. Z. Edmonson, Jr
Miss Marle
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Rena Dorriety
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James W.stewart
Hartford
Burns School
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Monette Williford
Marie Greene
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Joe Hall
Frances
Ettle Barber
Mildred
Winifred Underwood
Holloway
Bud
Lilla
Mrs
Hubert Woods
Gridders Good Soldiers Auburn R O T C Leaders
The top officers in the Alabama Polytechnic Institute ROTC are Tigers football players. Lee Johnson regular center Langdale commands the brigade as cadet colonel, Rhea Lapsley guard Selma leads the Engineer regiment as cadet colonel, and Donald Jones regular guard Chattanooga Tenn is cadet colonel.
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Alabama Polytechnic Institute R.O.T. C
Tigers
Lee Johnson
Reguar Center
Langdale
Rhea Lapsley
Selma
Donald Jones
Chattanooga
Tenn
Comic Weekend Ads Include Next Sunday Showings
Fragmentary ad text lists comedy acts and venues for Fri and Sat including a title Next Sunday and shows by Brand, Strand, and Horse Feathers. Mentions nuns and a local audience setting. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a themed program with multiple acts.
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Fate
Brand
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