Old Naval Vessels Restored To Full Commission
President Roosevelt orders revive of the Constitution and the Constellation as full commissioned ships. Union Jack raised aboard the frigates in ceremonies. both ships touted as symbols of wooden sailing days with storied combat histories and long service records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Ragsdale
Washington
Roosevelt
S. Knox
Navy
Constellation
Baltimore
Constitution
Boston
France
Tripoli
Caribbean
Mediterranean
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Washington Navy Yard
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Naval Training Station
Newport
Boston Roads
Atlantic
Gulf and Pacific
Wedding in the parsonage and suspicions about a murder
Linda attends a quiet wedding in a chapel as Caroline and Terry wed. Robert worries Mina’s motive relates to the murder case and hints at ties to the public relations plans. Linda contemplates Parrish’s arrest and Ronald’s warning against publicity before deciding to wait for a fuller discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Mina
Caroline
Linda
Robert
Caroline Elizabeth Pickard
New York
Terry Hnd
Rob
Indian Chief to Stand Trial Next Week for Murder
Wesley Cameron, a self-styled Choctaw chief, faces murder trial in Neshoba County as more than 300 tribe members gather on the courthouse grounds. Prosecutors say the Dancing Rabbit treaty allows Indians to be tried in white man’s court. an Indian interpreter will aid testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Miss
Nombee County
Wesley Cameron
Cameron
Neshoba Reservation
Randolph County Courthouse Fire at Wedowee
A fire of unknown origin gutted the Randolph County courthouse in Wedowee Alabama early today, destroying upper floors and draining the city water system. Probate Judge H M Brittain said the blaze was discovered around 4 am by the jailer who alerted residents with gunshots and horn blasts. City pumps drew water from a creek behind the jail as authorities fought the flames. all records were saved. Estimated damage was about 50 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedowee
Ala
Randolph County Court House
H. M. Brittain
Oas
Democrats weigh fate of bolters in Jefferson County
Jefferson County Democratic Executive Committee will meet Tuesday to decide actions against members who supported Wendell Willkie, the Republican nominee. Walling Keith, director of the Roosevelt-Wallace campaign in Jefferson, said Willkie supporters may be asked to resign. No action planned against rank and file Democrats who voted for Willkie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County
Wendell L. Willkie
Walling Keith
Jefferson
Willkie
Keith
U S Hard On Smugglers
New Orleans reports the U S government tightens action against smugglers along the Gulf coast. A 500 watt radio station will be built at Tampa to link immigration bases and deter alien smugglers as authorities study Lafitte era methods and expand patrols with two way radio communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jean Lafitte
Gulf of Mexico
Lafitte
Tampa
Fla
Frank Hornyak
Jornyak
Anne Adams Pattern 4523 Home Panelled Dress
Pattern 4523 by Anne Adams features a panelled front and seamed waist dress with optional pockets and contrast bands. Available in sizes 34 to 48, fabric needs approx 4 1 8 yards 35 inch plus 2 1 8 yards rayon for size 36. send 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for book and pattern together.
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Anne Adams
Gay Ricrac
Anne Adama
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Home Demonstration Club Hosts Sumptuous Hemstitching
Mrs. Cecil Tanner and Miss Hil da Weaver co hosted the Rock Creek Home Demonstration Club at Mrs. Tanner's home. The program was led by club president Mrs. Vista Self with an Italian hemstitching demonstration. Attendees learned the technique and planned to apply it to future projects. refreshments followed in a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Tanner
Hilda Weaner
Rock Creek
Vista Self
Tanner
Miss Weaver
Man Held on Mail Fraud Charge Over 10 Cent Locket Scam
US Post Office Inspector said Joseph Vandayburg, 20, will face a hearing before U S Commissioner Louise Chariton on charges of using the mails to defraud. City Detective McCoy Helton reported the suspect sold 10 cent lockets inscribed My Heart is with the U S A at above cost. The packages bore return address L Clark secretary Alabama Patriotic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Post Office
L. Robinette
Joseph Vandayburg
U. S
Louise Chariton
McCoy Helton
U.S. A
Helton
O. D
Alabama Water Service plans extension to Wetumpka facilities
Plans to extend the Alabama Water Service Company's mains to the new state women's prison and the convict tuberculosis hospital at Wetumpka have been submitted to the State Finance Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Water Service Company
Wetumpka
State Finance Department
McAbee Home Picnic Scene Honors Mrs. Holt
Relatives gathered at the McAbee home route 3 to honor Mrs. Holt of Memphis Tennessee. A basket lunch was shared under shade trees with many attendees including Lizale Holt Milam McAbee and children Wilma Dorothy and others from nearby towns and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillis Stanford
Aaron Thomas
Henry Stanford
Ben Phillips
Anna Ray
Mary Christine
Elkmont
J. M. Head
Howard Head
Yon
Winford
Decatur
Carl Spence
Sami John “Sence
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hilemont
Veto
Sam Campbell
Max “Head
Martha Ann
Raymond Willis
Jane
Martha Fay
Evelyn
Cowan Turner
Geo. Stoveall
East Limestone
Sarah McAbee
Route 3
Holt
Memphis
Lizale Holt
Milam McAbee
Wilma
Dorothy
McAbee
Willie Williams
Arnell
Howard Johnson
A Wadeen
O. K
Thomas
Bole Glen
Danville
Ala
Willie McAbee
Doris
Wayne
Lonie McAbee
Arline
Pay Nell
Cha Howard
Bobby
Alvin
Dee Lake
Harold
Hartaele
Witt Long
M ’ O'Neal
Local North Alabama Socials and Visits Report
Morcan County residents host and visit relatives across towns including Boaz Florence and Decatur with many guests and trips. Families such as the Merrells Cantrells Hypps and Hippos host dinners attend church and travel to Auburn Athens and Atlanta for gatherings during the week.
New Use For Silver Promises Germicide Truth
Dr. Alexander Goetz predicts silver may replace chlorine as a drinking water purifier. He and his wife Sylvia report experiments at the California Institute of Technology showing silver leaves water clear with a fresh taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Alexander Goetz
Sylvia
California Institute of Technology
Daily Want Ad Promotes In-Demand Apartments
Good apartments are in demand and available through Daily Want Ad. Advertisers seek to rent units quickly using the weekly classified service.
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Presien
Ronnie
Ronald
John Parrish
Clarabell Ackerman
Mr. Parrish
Joe
Nep
Tinda
Randolph County
Mexico City
Leon Trotsky
Trotsky
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Gene Aker
Limestone County
Pettysville
Martha Spence
Florida
Claude Sherbert
Fudge and Strane
Athens
Church of Christ
This Place
John Thomas King
Baby
Roy Scoggin
Gray Carroll
Buck Benton Pettus
Anna Dew Pettus
Tra ‘B. Pettus
Betty Buck
Ben Whitfield
Lola Pettus
Almon Perry
Dimple Campbell
Jo Ann Perry
Joe Holt
Benton Pettus
Huntsville
Fayetteville
Hazel Green
Frank Bllim
Pulaski
Bertha Robinson
Florence
Max Robinson
Kenneth
Gwendolyn
Jones
Geo. Pharr
Messes
Stout Pettus
Stout
Carl Hasting
Wayne and
Paul
Bessie Holt
Kirk Dunnavant
Davie Wallace
Luther Wales
M. E
Hollands Gin
Gray Caroll Buck
Gray Carroll, Jr
Betty
Billy
Anna Dew
Iva B. Pettus
Benton
Bob Burns
Una Merkel
Bob
Harvey Hamilton
Levy McKee
Florence Tanner
Cleo Tanner
Lessie Lewis
Mamye Livingston
William Lewis
Hilbert Weaver
Mattie Oden
Wanda Self
Cleo
Sally
Morcan County
Mias Rubye Welch
York
L. H. Merrell
Terrell Cantrell
Barbara
Boaz
Paul Lindler
Athena
John Entrekin
Gene Entrikin
Jean
Mary Jo
Mra
Robert Ryan
Hal
Ryan
Atlanta
Cecil Hippa
Mitchel Hippa
Bloomington
Diana
8. R. Long
Ss. RK. Jr
Falkville
J.L. Bell
Pine Grove
B. F.rentine
B. F. Turrentine
Robert Adams
Holmes
Misa Myra Lee
Marvin Oh Wedneday
Eugene Cobb
Hartselle
Albert Cobb
Greg Livingston
Lawrence Cove
Nelta Oden
Mary Hipps
Laura Hipps
M. M. Hipps
L. G. McDonald
F. A
Auburn
Conner Livingston
God
By Lindler
Lillian Patterson
Buneice Adams
Irene Patterson
B. F. Turrenting
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