Dale Schools Face Uncertain Funding For Full Course
A scanned Dale County school list shows numerous teachers across districts from Level Plains to Skipperville amid uncertain funds. The article notes districts cannot rely on seven months of minimum support without additional funding and catalogs many staff members by school and surname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acfinite
Level Plains
Jean Delaney
Daleville
O. C. Doster
H. J. Jones
R. J. Richardson
Tulelka McLeod
Lela Stuckey
Carmen Smith
Louie Buckner
Izetta La~nier
Annis Lois Adams
Mesdamea
EB Johnson
Laura M. Walton
Annette C. McLeond
Juanita Mins Morris
Newton High
Tillmen
Harold Croley
A. 0. Jackson
Minees Annie Morton
Hilds Reynolds
Dixie Baker
Newton Elementary
Mlissen Mol
Fe Truett
Virginia Aucingon
Irene Hager
Meadames Ardath M. Carmichae
Dewitt Badwin
Arizona J. Howel
Leila F. Jones
Pinekard
W. Lett
Hugh Mooney
Annie Leo Gissendanner
Elizabeth Richardson
Emms
Knott
Lilli Kersh
Mesdames Salle
M. Brennen
Agnes S. Owens
McOland City
Midland City
W. L. Hicks
J. E. McQueen
Odie Davis
C. ©. Walker
W. C. Warner
Tallah Snellgrove
Pauline Mauldin
Lola Mae Early
Owle Meadows
Annie Gladys Napier
Jennie Woodham
Ali Bagwell
Willie P. Hudson
Paulina Greene
Memlanies
W. L Bicks
Mary Wii Brown
Verna ‘Mae Norrel
Sylvien Grove
Ellen Baldwin
Jessie Hudson
Grimes
T. P. Marchman
Misses Youberna Perry
Regina Brown
Rocky Head
Pearine Trawick
Edna Wind
J. ©. Barnes
Raymop K. Parks
Alex W. McLeod
Kiroball Johnson
William Tate
Pearlé Cater
Lilian Kamphius
Frances Park
Florida
Arwood
Eliie Keahey
Garnet Harrison
Mary Ruth Lewis
Lila Merle Childs
Blanche McKay
Mary B. Parks
Wells
Irene
Bernard Riley
A. Hardzog
Ruth Crim
Wilam Whittle
Ewell
Frances Preston
Nettle Jane Lisenby
Lewis
C. A. Long
Annie Reese Thweatt
Liberty Ridge
J. T Dykes
Mattie Hudson
Catherine Hutchinson
Mesdames
Tera Byrd Averett
Lucile B. Sneil
Clara B. Bay
FFA Will Rally Three Hundred Strong At Auburn
About 300 high school boys from Alabama will attend the annual Alabama Association of Future Farmers of America meeting in Auburn on Saturday October 3. State FFA president A C Allen Holtville announces limited attendance to two members from each of the 140 chapters plus teachers, and distinguished young farmers named as State candidates for state farmer degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Alabama Association of Future Farmers of America
A. C. Allen
Holtville
FFA
Afternoon fashion and meeting agenda outlined in notes
The report notes officers and awarding degrees as the chief meeting business while describing dress ensembles with taffeta outfits in brown and dove grey velvet, fur collars, and capes. It also highlights Tallapoosa county farmers leading the state in winter legume planting including hairy vetch and Austrian winter peas.
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Tallapoosa County
Landon Farm Benefit Slip Sparks Campaign Debate
Washington dispatch recounts how a Des Moines apocryphal Landon paragraph sparked questions about whether he would continue New Deal farm payments, and how such promises could affect his stance on economy and debt reduction. Iowa listeners cheered his pledge to maintain benefits while critics debated political impact.
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Preston Grover Washington
Landon
Des Moines
Thoes
Mr. Landon
Mr. Roosevelt
Farmere
London
Iowa
Republican Party
Memorial High Students Protest Transfer Marred by Tear Gas
In Campbell on Sept 29 AP reports police used two tear gas bombs to disperse hundreds of Memorial High School students protesting the transfer of popular instructor Michael Graban. Three youths were held on charges. classes suspended as most students refused to enter the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Memorial High School
Frank Cunningham
Michael Graban
Andrew Klinko
Memorial
Family Tradition Links Dealy Tools to Vanderbilt Study
Nashville report notes Jimmy Dealy, 20, in civil engineering at Vanderbilt using German tools brought to the United States in 1878 by his grandfather W. A. Dealy, Sr. His father W. A. Dealy, Jr. also used them during his Vanderbilt studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Jimmy Dealy
Vanderbilt University
Germany
United States
W. A. Dealy
Jimmy
Vanderbilt
Strike arbiters to meet over Tennessee Coal dispute
Gov. Bibb Graves appointed a fact finding board to arbitrate the Tennessee Coal and Iron red ore mine wage dispute. The panel, including Dean Les Lidgood and others, will convene in Birmingham Thursday. The board will study the shift from hours to tonnage and report through press and public channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Bibb Graves
Tennessee Coal, Iron’ and Railroad Company
Thureday
Birmingham
Dean Les Lidgood
Ote
Wt Bams
Alaisel McElroy
Drennan
James ‘Lipscomb
Beasemer
Tain, Mau and
J. Mikes
Beatherhood
James T. Stokely
E. M. Ball
Graves
Arbitration Board
Poison Kills Formier Prichard Dian in Oklahoma Home
In Muskogee Oklahoma two months resident Norman Miller 28 formerly of Prichard Alabama died in General Hospital after telling Police Sergeant Elmer Bernard he swallowed poison. He walked into the police station and passed his final words to Bernard before transport by ambulance. Miller, a dry cleaner, had been married four months. his wife was located in the area and his Mobile Alabama mother Mrs. J H Nunnaly telegraphed funeral plans. Henry Hudson English navigator began his first voyage of discovery in 1607 and died four years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formier Prichard Dian
Oklahome City
Muskoger
Olds
Norman Miller
Prichard
Ala
General Hospital
Elmer Bernard
Ed Corbin
Miller
Bernard
Serg Bernard
J. H. Nunnaly
Mobile
Henry Hudson
Convict Slain in Camp After Escape Incident
A chilling report describes a convict slain during an escape at a camp near here. Guards struggled against several assailants as one guard was felled by a blow. another fired a shotgun, scattering fleeing convicts into the woods. Sheriff Faulkner noted the incident amid ongoing investigations and governor’s campaign chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharitl C. W. Bledsoe
Untidy fragment highlights herbal remedy and fever
Fragment mentions lime growing and grandmothers remedy with cold and fever cures. Reads like an old medical advertisement or home remedy note with unclear details and speculative cures.
Get Rid of Malaria with Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
To conquer malaria you must destroy the insects and build up the blood. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to destroy malarial infection in the blood while the iron fortifies the body. It is advertised as a pleasant safe tonic for all ages available in $1 and 50 cent sizes with more for your money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Mala
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