Legion Meet in Cullman Draws Area Leaders
Morgan County Post 15 officers join post commanders adjutants and membership chairs for a Northern area meeting at 2 o clock today in Cullman courthouse. Attendees from Decatur include Garner Pride T D Brooks Skeggs Crawford Paul Wolfer Tom Harvey and Ottis Cooper plus Joe Dickerson Jimmy Lane Olmvier Scott. The coming year’s Legion program and new area officers will be discussed.
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Morgan County
American Legion
Legion
Cullman
Decatur
Garner Pride
T. D. Brooks
Skeggs Crawford
Paul Wolfer
Tom Harvey
Ottis Cooper
Red Level
Joe Dickerson
Montgomery
Jimmy Lane
Huntsville
Olmvier Scott
Jasper
Morgan County Bus Drivers School Set at Morgan County High
Morgan County bus drivers will attend a three day safety and care training at Morgan County High School starting Monday at 8 am. A E Houk of the University of Alabama leads instruction with 56 buses serving about 5 000 children over roughly 3 450 miles yearly. The program is organized by the American Automobile Association and is mandatory for all local drivers.
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Hart‘selle
Morgan County High School
A. E. Houk
Department of Trades and Industries
University of Alabama
Oscar Napps
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American Automobile Association
New Georgia group formed as The Columbians Inc
A charter granted in Fulton Superior Court to The Columbians Inc creates a national moral reawakening group aimed at building a progressive white community. Atlanta founders include Emory Burke Homer Loomis Jr John H Zimmerlee Jr with Ves ter Ownby as attorney.
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Free Love Plan Bared in Nazi Records
American researchers uncovered a 1944 Martin Bormann memorandum describing a postwar program of mass marriages and polygamy to create divisions for the Reich. It envisioned 3 to 4 million unmarried women bearing children, government propaganda, taxation on childless couples, and labels to protect children born out of wedlock.
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Berlin
Martin Bormann
Bormann
Reich Ministry of Justice
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Reich
Head of VMI to address alumni in Birmingham event
Major General Richard Marshall, former Chief of Staff under General MacArthur, will address a state VMI alumni meeting in Birmingham on Friday September 13. He has been elected superintendent of VMI at Lexington Virginia and will be accompanied by Mrs Marshall. Reservations available through Mr Lindsay Builder at the Republic Company Empire Building Birmingham.
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Douglas McArthur
VM. I
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Lexington
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Montgomery
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Lipscomb Cemetery Cleaning Underway With Fencing Plans
Lipscomb Cemetery cleaning has begun to raise mounds and install a new fence. Relatives of burials are asked to assist with the work or donate, announced by Mrs. Lorene Garrison, the correspondence secretary.
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Lipscomb Cemetery
Lorene Garrison
Austinville Church Revival Begins August Twenty Fifth
The Austinville Baptist church announces a revival starting August 25 led by V S C Stevner from Winston County. Singing will be directed by Andrew Hendon. Rev Clayton Shaw invites the public to attend all services.
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Austinville
PTA Group Plans Work At Joe Wheeler School
Committees were appointed by the Joe Wheeler school PTA executive committee at Mrs. Carl Allgood home on Aug. 13. Members named include budget and finance Mrs. N. L. Powell magazine and publications Mrs. James Garnett hospitality Mrs. Elton Reeves membership Mrs. T. P. Cunningham procedure and by laws Mrs. Turney programs Mrs. L. E. Moody publicity Mrs. Thomas Harvey study groups Mrs. Dock Hurst scrapbook Mrs. John Short. Additional members will be named at the next meeting. A social hour followed.
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Joe Wheeler School
P.T. A
Carl Allgood
N. L. Powell
James Garnett
Elton Reeves
T. P. Cunningham
Turney
L. E. Moody
Thomas Harvey
Dock Hurst
John Short
Claude McRae
Allgood
J C Griffin Dies At Home In Decatur
Funeral services for James Cleveland Griffin Sr. of Decatur were held at 3 p m Friday at the city cemetery. He died Thursday afternoon at his home 118 1 2 W 1 Church Street. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Gene Mize and Mrs Billy Decatur two sons James E Land Griffin Jr and Melvin Griffin one sister Mrs J N Turner Huntsville and one brother Guy Griffin Ardmore. Burial in city cemetery with Toney Rainey of Ardmore directing.
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Decatur
City Cemetery
Griffin
Church Street
Gene Mize
Billy Decatur
James
Eland Griffin Jr
Melvin Griffin
J. N. Turner
Huntsville
Guy Griffin
Ardmore
Toney-Rainey
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