Year With Jim Folsom Gives Alabama Folks Plenty To Talk About
Alabama governor James E. Folsom, a tall persuasive leader, has sold a broad program yet faces fierce controversy. He battled lawmakers from inauguration onward, faulted press coverage, and created a partisan clash over a special session. His push included higher teacher pay, welfare expansion, and a constitutional rewrite, but he lost on key counts and split with the House leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Folsom
Alabama
Rex Thomas Montgomery
Ala
James E. Folsom
Jill
Folsom
Theawmakers
Tate
Oters
Yeader
W. M. Beck
Dekalb County
Hother
Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburn
Alabama Farm Bureau
Paper Executives Plan Convention in Miami Valley
The Miami Valley Division of the Superintendents Association of The American Pit and Paper Mill Association will meet at the Manchester Hotel on Saturday February 28. Arthur H. Wilson is secretary treasurer and Larry Woodside of Albany Fest Company will speak. At last week’s dinner, about 50 mill officials heard George W. Knapp of General Electric discuss amplidyne control and electronics, with J. D. Putnam also speaking on Ignatz Philpot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Valley
Superintendents Association of the
American Pit and Paper Mill Association
Manchester
Arthur H. Wilson
Larry Woodside
Albany Fest Company
Albany
N. Y
Manchester Hotel
Arthur Gardner
Champion Paper & Fibre Company
Hamilton
George W. Knapp
General Electric Company
Schenectady
J. D. Putnam
General Electric
Ignatz Philpot
Association
Shartle Brothers Machine Company
Middletown
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Black-Clawson Company
Stone Container Corporation
Franklin
Douglas- Robbins Company
Sorg Paper Company
Beckett Paper Company
Eastwood Neeley Company
Beeleville
N. J
Gardner
Indian Chief HORIZO 1 Pictured Indian Jasper VTAL thief
A fragmented OCR page lists a series of clues and garbled entries including Indian Chief HORIZO 1, Pictured Indian Jasper, VTAL thief, and scattered terms like High priest and Malt drink, with various numbers and stray words interspersed in vertical alignment.
Fire Pumper and Three Autos Damaged in Hamilton Collision
A Hamilton fire pumper and three cars were damaged early yesterday when the pumper and a car driven by W J Galvin collided at Fourth and Heaton Streets on the way to a call. Galvin’s car rammed a parked car of Ray Barrow. the pumper hit Doty’s parked auto. All involved escaped injury and vehicle damage was under $300. A noon fire in Veterans Village on Hudson Avenue caused $4,100 in property damage across two homes.
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Hamilton
Fourth and Heaton Sts
North Third Street
Heaton Street
W. J. Galvin
Batesville
Ind
Hoaven Plant
Galvin
Mark Doty
Ray Barrow
Heaton St
Veteans’ Village
Hudson Avenue
James Tankersley
Hudson Ave
Don Cramer
George Schlotterbeck
Tankersley
Cramer
Hamilton Firms At Use Of Gas
Industrial plants in the city using gas were ordered to suspend operations due to a regional gas shortage. John L. Puerifoy, director of utilities, said the ban was immediate and eight plants were affected. He projected a possible lift by Thursday morning as gas pressure fell locally and along the line through Kentucky. The order followed similar actions in Cincinnati and nearby communities.
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Hamilton
John L. Puerifoy
Utilities
Puerifoy
Kentucky
Cincinnati
County Democrats to Meet in Dayton
Butler County Democratic Executive Committee chair Henderson Estes and treasurer Thomas A. Galeese will lead a Butler County delegation to a special Dayton Gem City Democratic Club meeting at party headquarters. The gathering will feature officers' election and speakers include Ray G. Miller of Cleveland seeking governor, Frazier Reams of Toledo running for attorney general, and Dayton Mayor Breen seeking the congressional seat now held by Rep. Raymond Burke.
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Henderson Estes
Butler County
Democratic Executive Committee
Thomas A. Galeese
Gem City
Democratic Club
Dayton
Ray G. Miller
Cleveland
Frazier Reams
Toledo
Frank J. Lausche
Mayor Breen
Raymond Burke
Hamilton
Legion Plans February 5 Stag Party for Post 218
Charles Merchant announced a stag party and old time gathering for American Legion Post 218 members on February 5. The event opens with a 6:30 p.m. fish fry and features entertainment and games, including a quartet and other performers. If interest stays strong, the party could become a regular Legion program in coming months.
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Post 218
American Legion
Charles Merchant
Merchant
Postal receipts soar to 8 million in 1947 report
Indianapolis post master Adolph Seidenstisker said 1947 postal receipts reached 8,032,905 dollars, about double 1927. He noted the Freedom Train carries manuscripts largely from the Library of Congress and National Archives, with remaining items loaned by private individuals and groups.
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Indianapolis
Adolph Seidenstisker
Library of Congress
The
National Archives
Clinton County Air Force Base name made official
Public relations officials announced that the air field south of Wilmington has been renamed Clinton County Air Force Base by order from Washington. The field had previously been known as Clinton County Army Air Field and Clinton County Air Base.
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Wilmington
Government Air Field
Here
Washington
Clinton County Air Force Base
Clinton County Army Air Field
Clinton County Air Base
Off-Campus Miami University Admission Deadline Set
Louis J. Brown announces ongoing off campus admission at the local Miami University Center for the second semester. Registration ends Friday January 30 with most courses and a full schedule available. Instructors from Oxford campus will attend. classes begin February 2.
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Miami University
Louis J. Brown
Brown
Miami
Oxford
Business
Veteran Administration
Civil Service Hiring Opens In Washington and Nationwide
The Civil Service Commission invites applications for Student Nurses at St Elizabeths Hospital Washington DC and for Adjudicator posts with the Veterans Administration nationwide. Student Nurse pay is 752 for a 3 year training plus living costs. applicants must have a 4 year high school diploma and specific course units. seniors may apply if finishing by August 30 1948. age 17 to 35. written test required. Adjudicator salaries range 4149 to 7102 yearly with 5 to 7 years general or special experience in legal or quasi legal fields. top grades require admin or supervisory experience. law study or bar membership may substitute part of general experience. no written test required.
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The
Civil Service Commission
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington
D. C
Veterans Administration
United States
St. Elizabeths Hospital
Ingenious truss promises comfy rupture relief
A Kansas City advertisement touts an inconspicuous, belt free truss that reportedly helps ruptured men and women. It offers a 30 day trial and a $3.50 special truss as a gift for reporting results. The firm invites readers to request a descriptive circular from Physician's Appliance Company, 7802 Koch Bldg and 2906 Main, Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
Physician's
Koch
Main
Missouri
Engineer Group to Hear Lunch Talk on Pascagoula Bridge
The Miami Chapter of Ohio Society of Professional Engineers will hear H. L. Goodell of Maxon Construction discuss the new L and N Railroad bridge at the mouth of the Pascagoula River Gulf. The project uses 24 inch pipe piles 80 feet long made in Middletown. The talk at the Manchester Hotel is open to all interested.
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L and N
Pascagoula River
Gulf of Mexico
H. L. Goodell
Maxon Construction Company
Dayton
Miami
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Middletown
Goodell
Manchester Hotel
Commission forms available from local secretary Habig
The commission states that forms may be obtained from Paul H. Habig, the local secretary, at the post office.
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Commission
Paul H. Habig
Postoffice
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