The Nation s Today by James Marlow on middle of the road politics
Washington analysis notes Eisenhower and Stevenson as moderate, with Truman-era shifts and broad public demand for change only in crisis. It recalls 1932 to 1948, Roosevelt's four terms, and later limits, arguing voters will compare government efficiency and policy rather than stark ideologies.
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Stevenson
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Roosevelt
Textile Savings Targeted by Formula at Institute
BIRMINGHAM The textile industry expects to save thousands of dollars from Southern Research Institute projects. The institute demonstrated that using certain cellulose derivatives in the siving of yarn will greatly reduce shedding of fibers, which may amount to one pound per 100 pounds of yarn woven.
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Birmingham
Southern Research Institute
Boneset Tea Once Led New England Cold Remedies
A century ago in New England bone set leaves were brewed into tea as the standard home remedy for colds and fevers, reflecting traditional medicinal practices of the era.
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New England
Moral Upturn Pledge Urged by Kiwanis Leader
Nelson Fuller of Centreville spoke to eight Kiwanis clubs urging a moral upturn in the United States. He urged reform through free enterprise, fighting inflation, government thrift, and electing trustworthy officials, stressing youth services and turnout.
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Nelson Fuller
Centreville
Alabama
Kiwanis
United States
Redus Collier
B. M. ‘Cornell
Woodall’s
Robert Evans
Tom Bowles
Decatur-Huntsville
Florence
Tuscumbia
Hartselle
Cullman
Huntsville
Hanceville
Gov. Fuller
W. W. Glass
Decatur
Sam Pratt Builds Bounce Back Toy Business in New Rochelle
After European currency shocks wiped out Samuel F. Pratt Associates, Sam Pratt recalled a British idea of silent washable rubber building blocks with locking units. He secured exclusive US distribution and the firm is thriving again, proving resilience turns setbacks into success.
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Sam Pratt
New Rochelle
New York
Samuel F. Pratt Associates
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England
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United States
Alabama doctors edge toward normal numbers in rural areas
State Health Officer D G Gill reports Alabama now has between two thousand and two thousand one hundred physicians practicing in the state an improvement over last year.
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Montgomery
Alabama
D. G. Gill
Town Creek Civitans Meet at Church with Key Guests
The Civitans Club gathered at the church with President William Lee presiding. A revival begins at the Methodist church Sunday with Rev. Dennis Mayes as visiting preacher and services at 3 PM and 7:30 PM.
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William Lee
Wesleyan Guild
J. C. Whitten
Thomas Mansell
Wesley Davis
Bob Neal
Haskell Crisler
L. W. Roberts
Robert Berryman
Abner Berryman
G. C. Cockes
Hearne Gibson Jr
Henry Howard
W. W. Brackin
Charles Roberson
Coach Mills
George Baldwin
John Yates
K. Lee Abrams
Methodist Church
Dennis Mayes
Boaz
Wesleyan Guild Hosts Social and Political News Notes
Mrs Ruth Anderson hosted the Wesleyan Guild gathering on July 21 at her home on Joe Wheeler Highway with Thelma Forbes in charge. A long list of attendees shared refreshments and stories as Cora Almon Lee returned from Chicago after aiding delegates at the Democratic Convention and meeting national figures. Hazlewood schools opened Monday with
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Wesleyan Guild
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Thelma Forbes
Forbes
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Nita Carter
Ann Bradley
Emily Mitchell
Edna Taliaferro
Ora Kimbrell
Cora Howard
Joel Whitten
Cora Almon Lee
Chicago
Democratic Party
Conrad Hilton
United States
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Stevenson
Ernest Ives
Alben Barkley
Alabama
Richard Reynolds
Reynolds Metals Company
Lee
John Sparkman
Hazlewood
Sale Notice for 1946 Chevrolet Truck in Morgan County
By decree in the case on the relation of Joe H Calvin as solicitor for Morgan County Court of Morgan County Alabama equity Bryan McAfee Register will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash in front of the east door of the Morgan County Courthouse Decatur Alabama on Tuesday August 12 1952 during legal hours one 1946 Chevrolet one half ton truck bearing Motor No 1366822 to satisfy the decree Witness July 18 1952 Bryan McAfee Register July 18 25 Aug
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Morgan County Court OF
Morgan
Alabama
Bryan McAfee
Morgan County Court
Morgan County
Decatur
Chevrolet
Survivors Sought After Navy Trainer Plane Collision
Search crews combed Baldwin County marshlands for survivors of a collision in flight of two Navy trainer planes based at Saufley Field. One aircraft crashed on Weeks Bay shore while the other returned to Magnolia Auxiliary Field near Foley.
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Foley
Ala
Baldwin County
Navy
Weeks Bay
Mobile Bay
Magnolia
Feld
Saufley Field
Pensacola
Methodists To Host Youth Caravan At Moulton Church
A Methodist Youth Caravan will work with intermediate and older youth at Moulton Methodist Church on August 28. Led by caravan counselor Mrs. Chester Lee, the team includes Lynda Joy Hightower, Howard Childs, Mary Dawson, and Betty Jo Jenkins, all giving their time.
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Moulton
Moulton Methodist Church
A. L. Etherton
Lake Junaluska
N. C
Chester Lee
Hartselle
Lee
Lynda Joy Hightower
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Howard Childs
el Dorado
Arkansas
Mary Dawson
Fayetteville
Betty Jo Jenkins
Clermont
Fla
The
Methodist Church
Demonstrations teach cleaning machines and metal trays
Miss Lucy Blackburn and Miss Bennie Miller led area demonstrations this week to meet requests from women across the county. Sessions were at Speake school Hillsboro school and Hatton school with good attendance each day.
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Lucy Blackburn
Bennie Miller
Speake
Hillsboro
Hatton School
Local visits and church revival noted in area parish
The column lists social visits from the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Garmon of Florence to the Burchs, and Frank Godwin family from Gadsden to the Hardins. Miss Juanita Craig teaches in the local elementary school. Rev A L Etherton conducts a revival at Salem Methodist church in Limestone county. Mrs Minna Beene of New York visits Jeff Beene and relatives.
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N. Y
Jeff
George Beene
Moultam
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Memphis
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T. D. Littrell
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Bessemer
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Linda Jean
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Haleyville
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Hartselle
Dick Roberson
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New York City
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