Georgia South Carolina Coast Faces 35 Dead After Hurricane
The storm el Nino era battered coastlines from Brunswick to Charleston. 25 on St Helena Island near Beaufort and 8 on nearby Lad Island were killed. Savannah and Charleston endured extensive damage with hundreds of homes destroyed and millions in losses. Red Cross aid and WPA crews mobilized as Beaufort and Parris Island suffered severe impacts.
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Gadsden Booms as Federal Funds Move Forward
Etowah county capital Gadsden grows fast with Roosevelt approval of 91957 for a 360 acre airfield. A 6 million dollar shell casing plant to employ 1000 is awaited by defense officials. Alabama School of Trades opens with 217 in enrollments as new refrigeration and radio courses are added. Governor approves state funds to match federal money for defense projects awaiting final clearance.
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French Quarter Vice Drive Begun
A vigilance committee of 10 plans to drive vice from the French Quarter in New Orleans. Residents of Vieux Carre met in a packed hotel ballroom demanding closure of prostitution and illegally operated saloons amid recent shootings and violence. The committee will wait a few days for the police superintendent to act.
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Lauderdale Man Dies of Wounds
Thomas Edward Phillips a 23 year old farmer died in a Florence hospital from a shotgun wound in the left side. He was found wounded at the home of his parents on Gunwale Road near Lauderdale. He is survived by his wife his parents and four sisters.
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Hartselle Social News Covers Bridal Shower and Club Events
HARTSELLE Miss Berta Kimbrough of Demopolis is bride elect after a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Luther Roberts and Mrs. Terry. A surprise shower followed with gifts from many guests. A separate tea and garden club meetings describe August plans for city park, flower displays, and sessions at Hatfield Lake and home gatherings.
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Railway workers aid German pilot after downing
London reports a group of railway workers assisted a German pilot following a downed plane incident on August 13 in the vicinity. The act occurred amid wartime air combat events and involved local railway personnel aiding the crew.
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Miss Sandlin Called Home
Miss Alzadie Sandlin daughter of W R Sandlin Danville route two passed away Monday evening at 530 o clock at Benevolent hospital. She is survived by her father five brothers A F Manchester Tenn R V Danville route three W E Ennis and Bluitt Danville route two two sisters Mrs W B Riddles Decatur route three and Mrs Tommie Sapp Danville route two Funeral services will be conducted this afternoon at three o'clock at Lebanon Methodist church by Rev B L Prickett of Moulton with interment there Highsmith directing Pallbearers Green Etheridge Newt Bailey Taylor Black Wilbur Jackson Luther Hampton Will White Flowers by Helen Stevenson Ellen Stevenson Evelyn Ethridge Alma Jean White Pauline White Lorine White.
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War Relief Drive Ends August 20 in Morgan County
The Morgan County chapter of the American Red Cross ends its war relief drive August 20 with a $4,000 quota but only $1,250 raised so far. E. M. Wise urges remaining contributors to mail gifts to chapter headquarters at 110 West Vine Street or to treasurer J. W. Darrah at Morgan County National Bank.
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Cattle Herd Delays Driver In Arizona Road Crossing
John Hass slowed for a wandering herd in Phoenix. The last cow charged the car and collided with the hood as the startled driver watched, a brief rural mishap on a sunny day.
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Bare-footed pilot refuses to budge in escape plan
In southeast England a stubble field became a trap as the would be fugitive removed shoes and socks to flee on foot. He stood firm while authorities pursued, using the barren field as a makeshift hold.
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Daily Crossword Across 10 11 12 Pitch Native of Lapland A Great Lake A melody
Crossword clues list for Across and Down entries including Pitch Native of Lapland Great Lake Melody and multiple incomplete entries. The page fragment shows a dense grid with numbered clues across and down, referencing common crossword terms and partial words.
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Roemer Elected Grand Master of Alabama Odd Fellows
Carl M. Roemer of Montgomery was promoted to grand master of the Grand Lodge of Alabama Odd Fellows at the annual meeting. He succeeds James W. Wood of Jacksonville. J. M. Hartley of Anniston became chief patriarch of the Grand Encampment, succeeding R. C. Rogers of Ardmore.
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Steer Swallows Farmer’s Cash Rolls in Pocket
In Butler Pennsylvania on August 13 farmer Max Luther fed his cattle when a steer grabbed a handkerchief from his hip pocket and began chewing. He pulled out two twenty dollar bills and a ten from the animal’s mouth leaving most of the $150 in cash missing.
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Texas Oil Co Head Resigns After Disclosures
Captain Torkild Rieber resigns as chairman of the Texas Corporation after 35 years with the International oil firm amid reports of his links to German official Westrick. He aided a Nazi emissary with a driver’s license and company car use, while insisting he is American and not linked to un American activity. Rieber built Texaco’s first eastern terminal at Bayonne and became board chair in 1935.
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