Powderly Studies Own City or Tie with Birmingham

Powderly Studies Own City or Tie with Birmingham

Bibliographic Details
Format:	Electronic
Published:	Birmingham Public Library
Subjects:	Birmingham newspaper clippings
Online Access:	https://cdm16044.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p4017coll2/id/14

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Powderly told it can join city

Powderly area gets second project out of city funds
by: Whittington, George

Powderly vote kills proposal

Powderly Plugs for Play Facilities
by: Isaacson, Louis

Powderly Project aims at face-lifting
by: Campbell, Joe

Powderly explores land for park site
by: Issacson, Louis

Grade separation work begins at Powderly

City will study Crestline problem
by: Peter Kovacs

Dixie governors tie that binds
by: Free, James

City heads study Pratt City dump

Powderly Civitan Club Elects Orville T. Allen
by: Isaacson, Louis

Powderly Civitans Press Work on Park Building
by: Flynn, Robert

Mayor to give dedicatory talk at Powderly Park
by: Lowry, Walton

Citizens of Powderly Turn Down Proposed Link with Birmingham

Mays ties Lou Gehrig with 493

Pratt City pay honor to its very own king
by: Mobley, Bill

Black owned newspapers

Gate City project bids to get study

Court study of city laws again asked

Wallace orders state yachts tied up

Patterson seeks close US Alabama ties
by: Stallworth, Clarke

Ensley C of C seeks closer ties with Birmingham

For VIPs tonight white tie and tails informal for rest

Wallace fires publicity chief for continuing Beasley ties

Wallace ties entry in California race to other primaries

Keep third party ties Wallace supporter urges

Born in a tragedy-stricken city, Powell School will hold its own centennial
by: Lynn Reeves

Choose your own school Wallace
by: Kennedy, Harold

Snider says staff working on own

Give Wallace advice at own risk
by: Free, James

Wallace now worries some in own region
by: McKee, Don

Gov Wallace may start own party

Governors office urged to hire own personnel

Government may run own base schools

Patterson to shell out for float in own parade

Ensley has an identity all its own

Renovation of Lyric is studied
by: Weaver, Emmett

Revenue problems studies

East Lake older men have club of own

State to follow own wage law Wallace says