Would Pay For Power Move Targets Mobile Direct Current
Montgomery Alabama June 7 A proposal from W R Waggoner assistant manager of Alabama Power urges extending a 20 percent direct current penalty to all Mobile power customers to speed the elimination of direct current in favor of alternating current. He argues small consumers avoid penalties and resist switching while large users rapidly convert to save on bills, and the plan would apply the differential to all direct current service. The report accompanies progress on contracts to remove direct current in Mobile under the public service commission docket 5564.
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Famine Strikes Vilno Province After Harsh Winter
In Vilno, Poland, the northern districts of Dzisna and Glembokie face famine due to a severely cold winter and flax harvest failure. Government relief aids 30,000 people in Dzisna, with continued support planned until after the July harvest.
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Raskob's Reignin Party Faces Attack by Bishop Cannon
The Democratic National Committee chairman John J. Raskob is facing pressure from Bishop James Cannon Jr of Virginia connected to the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The conflict centers on party leadership and influence ahead of national politics.
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Virginia
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Alabama Power plans to underground wires in Mobile area
In April discussions with the Alabama Power Company outline a plan to purchase direct current equipment from consumers and switch them to alternating current. By May 25, 231 agreements were signed with direct current customers in Mobile as progress accelerates, with $9,193.18 in equipment costs recorded and a proposal to extend the differential to all current services to speed elimination.
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W. M. Stanley
Mobile
Alabama Power Company
City Commission
Stanley
Montgomery
Quackenebush
Evergreen man drowned in fishing boat capsizing near Conecuh County
Lee Stallworth 27 son of a prominent Evergreen family and brother of Dr. Robert Stallworth disappeared when a small fishing skiff overturned at L pond 15 miles southwest of Evergreen. Walter Lee 27, who cannot swim, was rescued by L. L. King Jr. Stallworth's body was not recovered. King retrieved Lee from the water. Stallworth, owner-manager of Conecuh Drug company, left a wife Catherine Dunn and siblings Eric Stallworth, Hill Stallworth, and Dr. Robert Stallworth.
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Actress Barabara Cole Takes Fatal Jump Over Love Denial
Chicago report says 28 year old show girl Miss Barabara Cole leaped from a 12th floor window at 1229 North State Street after leaving a diary note she loved broker Ed Page of 1209 Astor Street. Page said she had known her and she had telephoned earlier claiming he grew cold. She appeared in Rose Marie and Rio Rita and had listed London as her address.
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Russians Held for Trial After Manchurian Raid
Dispatches say 39 Russian citizens arrested at the Soviet consulate-general in Harbin will be tried by a special tribunal at Mukden for alleged communist plotting. The chief Harbin prosecutor cited the case's significance. No documents were found. the Soviets accuse rivals of aiding the Third International. Kuznetzoff was seized at the Siberian frontier.
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Harbin
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Mukden
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Plan to retain 20 percent differential to finish current program
The letter argues any reduction or discontinuation of the present differential would hinder timely completion of the program. It claims the company's plan is equitable and aimed at eliminating the direct current system promptly and justly, requesting approval to retain the 20 percent differential and more time to complete the work. The signer is W. R. Waggoner, Assistant Manager of Sales. Also note: a separate incident reports 729 gallons of contraband alcohol vanished from storage in Kansas City, located in a police station.
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W. R. Waggoner
Kansas City
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