Priest Orlemanski Meets Stalin in Moscow Visit
Rev Stanislaus Orlemanski, Polish American priest, met Premier Stalin in Moscow to discuss a democratic Poland aligned with the Soviet Union. He said he plans to campaign among Polish Americans to win support for a free Poland and hinted at speaking and writing in America.
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Henry C. Cassidy
Moscow
Stanislaus Orlemanski
Premir
Josef Stalin
Poland
Soviet Union
America
Stalin
Orlemanski
Holy Rosary Church
Springfield
Mass
Kremlin
Vyacheslav Molotov
Russia
Polad
Missouri floods crest as river nears record highs
The Missouri river reached a flood crest of 36.5 feet at St. Charles, Missouri, threatening northern St Charles county as rain loomed. The Missouri breached a levee, isolating Portage Des Sioux and West Alton, with East Carondelet, Illinois, inundated and evacuated. Coast Guard ferries to Portage Des Sioux. residents of West Alton rowed for supplies.
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Missouri River
St. Charles
Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
Missouri
St Charles County
Cul de Sac
Mississippi
Portage Des Sioux
West Alton
East Carondelet
Ill
Coast Guard
Benjamin Franklin Opens First Philadelphia Library in 1731
Benjamin Franklin establishes the first circulating library in Philadelphia in 1731, marking a milestone in colonial American literacy and public access to books.
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Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Murder on the Line in Syria Verne Case
Detective Argus confronts Flagg in a tense interloper scene over Syria Verne’s murder. Flagg confesses via a fearsome performance as a gunshot blank ends the confrontation, while the mystery links a red beard disguise, a hidden air conditioning gun, and a tainted alibi network.
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Argus
Syria
Carstairs
Flagg
Syria Verne
Third Avenue
Madison Avenue
Flage
Inspector Grange
Star
New Jersey
Ellen
Pierre
Cynthia Lane
Carstairs, Sr
Redbeard
Pierre Sturgis
29Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Sturgis
Records and Deeds for Town Creek Alabama
Deeds recorded in Town Creek Alabama show Elinor Burden and others transferring to Minor S Sherrill for 225 dollars and H D Bynum and others transferring to Edward Rose for 1000 dollars.
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Elinor Burden
Minor S. Sherrill
H. D. Bynum
Edward Rose
Local Names Linked in Madison and Decatur Notices
A series of pairs list individuals connected by place across Madison Decatur Hartselle Somerville Lacey Springs Spooner Wisconsin and Beaver Falls Pennsylvania. Names include Jack Ancel Jesse How land Claude Nuby Lila Mae Herring Henry Gibson Maholia Warren Milton Sibley Annie Sue Miller Paul Hurst Ella Madelyn Burleson King Silas Cromwell Virginia Moore Alexander Draper Ommer Clide Key Leslie Fenney Myrtle Bibb Dale Charles Knight Phyllis Hanson Edwin Rodgers Madelyn Beyer.
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Maholia Warren
Decatur
Milton Sibley
Lacey Springs
Annie Sue Miller
Paul Hurst
Ella Madelyn Burleson
King Silas Cromwell
Virginia Moore
Alexander Draper
Somerville
Ommer Clide Key
Leslie Fenney
M Hartselle
Myrtle Bibb
Hartselle
Dale Charles Knight
Spooner Wisconsin
Phyllis Elizabeth Hanson
Madison
Wis
Edwin Earl Rodgers
Aliquippa Pa
Madelyn Jean Beyer
Beaver Falls
Marriages Recounted In Local Transfers And Adjacencies
A list of multiple name transfers shows marriages and relocations within Alabama towns. Bill A Terry of Landersville to Bertha Hagood of Town Creek. Robert Lee Poovey Jr of Houston to Gracie Geneva Garrison of Houston. James Henry Pearson of Moulton to Nadine Williams of Moulton. Lt Jerome Tieger from Courtland Air Base to Doris Goldman of Philadelphia. Walter Guy Houston of Town Creek to Daisey Pauline Daniels. S O Brooks of Moulton to Edna Letson of Moulton. George Peppers of Moulton to Alice Brown of Moulton. Walter James Hurley of Courtland to Jeff Ella Readers of Courtland. Claudie Waldrep of Town Creek to Pauline Tippett.
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Bill A. Terry
Landersville
Ala
Bertha Hagood
Town Creek
Robert Lee Poovey Jr
Houston
Gracie Geneva Garrison
James Henry Pearson
Moulton
Nadine Williams
Jerome Tieger
Courtland Air Base
Doris Goldman
Philadelphia
Walter Guy Houston
Daisey Pauline Daniels
Wheeler Dam
S. O. Brooks
Edna Letson
George Peppers
Alice Brown
Moultam
Walter James Hurley
Courtland
Jeff Ella Readers
Claudie Waldrep
Pauline Tippett
Hartseile Soldier Seldon Crowe Serves in Hawaii
PVT Seldon L L Crowe of Hartseile serves in the U S Army stationed in the Hawaiian Islands. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Fr Crowe and husband of Mrs Ruby Crowe of Hartseile Ala.
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Pfc
Southwest Pacific
Aaron Burch Singleton
A. L. Singleton
Route 2
Hartselle
Ala
Pvt. Seldon LL. Crowe
Hartseile
U. S. Army
Hawaiian Islands
Fr. Crowe
Ruby Crowe
Hartseile, Ala
Relaxation of Sunday milk delivery regs granted in Atlanta
Atlanta authorities eased enforcement of strict Sunday milk delivery rules to a local firm that had been forced to discard 3000 gallons due to insufficient storage facilities. The move ends the immediate enforcement burden on the company and sets a precedent for similar relaxations.
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Atlanta
Yankee Doodle's First Singing by American Troops
The tune known as Yankee Doodle was first sung by American troops during the Revolutionary War, marking its emergence as a patriotic marching song amid early conflict and morale efforts.
Negro Voting Right Urged by Southern Region Council
The Southern Regional Council urged respect for the U S Supreme Court Texas primary decision and for Negroes to be allowed to vote in primaries. The resolution, read by Dr Howard W Odum, pressed that denying Negroes voting rights contradicts American justice and urged Southern citizens to support the court ruling.
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Atlanta
United States Supreme Court
Texas
Southern Regional Council
Howard W. Odum
University of North Carolina
South
Supreme Court
Georgia Committee On Interracial Cooperation
Democratic Party
J. Lon Duckworth
State
Democratic Committee
Georgia
Duckworth
Brenau Student Miss Murphree Wins War Stamp Contest
Miss Carolyn Murphree a Brenau College sophomore and Decatur native is announced as a contest winner in the war stamp drive at Gainesville. She will receive a Brenau Art club member made picture. Murphree is noted as an active Brenau student. The Washington Monument weighs over 81,000 tons.
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Carolyn Murphree
Brenau College
John Murphree
Decatur
Gainesville
Brenau Art Club
Murphree
Brenau
Union Hill School Commencement Program Announced
The Union Hill school announces its commencement program. A Sunday service is set for April 30 at 2 30 PM in the school auditorium led by Rev Edmond Branscomb of First Methodist Church Hartselle. Graduating exercises follow Thursday night May 4 at 8 30 PM.
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Union Hill School
Edmond Branscomb
First Methodist Church
Hartselle
Operetta to Be Presented by Flint School
The Flint school will present an operetta On The Road To Moon light Town on Tuesday evening May 2 at 8 30. The cast includes May Rebecca Oliver Fay Mary Elizabeth Poole Rose Marie Billie Jo Evans Glory Bobby Jean Slaton Moonbeams Vera Brewer Evelyn Walker Wanda Joyce Davis Carolyn Shaneyfelt Nancy Layman Good Dreams Patsy McClellan Dorothy Johnson Dreamers Roland Oliver Dal 1 Terry Brent Dreams Betty Walker Dorothy Chandler Rhi¢ Dreams Lonnie Starr Bobby Herbert Night Mares Billy Buford Cornelius Your Fairies am Johnson Alma Jean Haddock Ann Herbert Louise McKee Wanda Lee Willingham Jerry Eaton Delois Aselton Loretta Terry Scene glade on the road to Moonlight Time Bed time for all children May Pole Dance Ten Little Girls.
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Flint School
Moonlight Town
May
Rebecca Oliver
Fay—Mary Elizabeth Poole Rose Marie
Billie Jo Evans
Glory
Bobby Jean Slaton
Moonbeams
Vera Brewer
Evelyn Walker
Wanda Joyce Davis
Carolyn Shaneyfelt
Nancy Layman
Patsy McClellan
Dorothy Johnson
Roland Oliver
Dal
Terry
Brent
Betty Walker
Dorothy Chandler
Lonnie Starr
Bobby Herbert
Billy Buford
Johnson
Alma Jean Haddock
Ann Herbert
Louise McKee
Wanda Lee Willingham
Jerry Eaton
Delois Aselton
Loretta Terry
Glade
Moonlight
First Mississippi Steamboat Appeared In 1811
A historical note recalls the debut of the first steamboat on the Mississippi in 1811, marking a turning point in river transportation and commerce.
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Mississippi
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Charles E. Layman
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C. &. Baxter
Huntsville, Ala
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The
Associated Press
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Dorry
Bans Lee
King Features Syndicate
Ing
Deeds
Morgan County
Jack Ancel Helms
Charlotte
North Carolina
Jesse Howland Davis
Decatur Thomas Gladys
Parlee Jefferson
Claude Nuby
Lila Mae Herring
Henry Gibson
Grayson
Lawrence County
MISS
Washington Monument
Joseph C. Malone
Air Medal
Marshalls Islands
Malone
Army Air Forces
Union Hill
Canada
Pettey
Khuratd Ge Faye
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