Graves to Hear Applicants for Revenue Commission Chair
Governor Graves will hear about twenty candidates for the vacancy on the Revenue Commission created by the death of the commissioner. The hearing is set for 3 o'clock this afternoon in the chief state executive office. The governor will evaluate merits in person and decide later, with no announced nominee. Names listed include Hollman Holt McCowan Hagan Terheurst Steiner Prados Padgett Meredith Bowen McAleer Robertson Cammack Jr Boykin Partridge Winstanley Pope Turner Dyas.
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Warning to motorists on annual inspection and speed laws
A警示 issued in the afternoon by a lieutenant warns motorists about the annual inspection. The notice urges motorcyclists to pass through medical facilities with cutouts open and to avoid speeding, highlighting enforcement against bright lights.
Cobb Returns Vision on State Soft Drink Rates
Officials say current low rates for soft drinks shipped within the state were published in error and are likely to be raised to conform with the law.
New Storage Garage to Cost 175000 with 60 Offices Planned
Officials said a new storage garage project will cost 175000 and include a two story rear addition. The site at 6 72 74 and St Michael Street will be remodeled into offices with sixty offices in the building.
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Shops to Re open Mobile and Obie Railroad Shops
Work at the Mobile and Obie Railroad Shops at Whistler will resume, with crews back to duties and repairs underway. The reopening signals restoration of maintenance operations and service readiness.
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Boy with a soul named Genius sought by sculptor Borglum
Nineteen year old Judy Rayford of Mobile becomes the "boy with a soul" Borglum seeks. The famed sculptor in San Antonio praised him as having a genius and said he would locate the boy at his Mobile home on 200 South Warren Street. The Dean of Duke University and others consider Rayford’s art talent remarkable and worthy of support.
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Signs Are Ready For 183 Signs Manufacture At Revenue Office
Maintenance Engineer C. L. Strange reports that 183 signs are prepared today at the revenue office to mark the event.
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Paving Starts on North Water and Commerce Streets
Contractors begin resurfacing on North Water Street and Commerce Street. The project aims to improve road quality and traffic flow in the downtown area, with crews working under city oversight through the coming weeks.
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County Plans Quick Bay Road Start Next Week
County engineers announced a rapid start on bay front road repairs next week to restore the thoroughfare to first class condition from a pier near Puppy Creek to the extreme end. The project includes work on three bridges between Puppy Creek and the Lott area, with crews to be mobilized to complete the maintenance sequence.
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Rivers meeting to be held at T id Bonde alldeg day
Meeting notice states a Rivers gathering will occur at T id Bonde with dates set for Wednesday in Gadsden and Thursday at Reme.
Bound to Jury in Seaman Case Involving Car Rental
A seaman named W. C. Hilliard was bound to the jury after renting a car from Jordan U-Drive and allowing another man to operate it without consent. The incident was reported as wrecked and connected to a legal action handled by the Recorder.
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Saukee Sighting Near Segment Key Afloat
A derelict vessel was sighted 30 miles northwest of Segment Key Florida by the cutter Naugatuck. Local authorities believed Saukee could destroy the derelict if action was authorized.
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Red Chiefs Taken
A terse item notes the Red Chiefs being taken, with no further details available in the readable text.
Mussolini Praises Arctic Rescue Chief
Premier Mussolini sent a wireless message congratulating the Arctic rescue chief in Rome on the occasion of a notable rescue. The communication highlighted the heroism and skill involved in the Arctic operation.
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U P Data Demanded By Grand Jury
U P officials face a grand jury request for data as investigations proceed. Russell is chosen as marshal, a decision prompting official duties and potential protocol changes. Local sources confirm the appointment and ongoing oversight.
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Republicans 1 in state ticket discussion page tease
Fragmentary note prompts page 4 column about Republicans 1 in state ticket. Limited readable text hints at a political overview or candidates. No names or dates clearly legible.
Return Tonight Commissioner Albert 8 Towle at hearing
Commission er Albert Towle will return to Mobile late afternoon for a private consultation with Governor Groves regarding the vacant chair. It was unclear if the meeting would occur before or after the hearing.
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The fragment mentions Willan Gunter as mayor and references a judge Aber and a care related item. Details are unclear due to OCR garble but names and position are identifiable.
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Gun blast kills general and wounds staff in explosion
A gun blast fatally strikes a general and injures staff members when an explosion occurs. Authorities investigate the incident and assess security lapses at the facility.
Babe Describes Suspected Abductor Seen Before
A young witness told reporters he believes he saw the man who abducted him earlier, but investigators have not yet found any tangible clue. Police say the search continues as residents remain cautious.
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