South Carolina still safely democratic amid national politics
The piece notes South Carolina's continued Democratic lean, while discusses wartime issues including Nazi bombing, Pearl Harbor politics, and shifting U.S. public debates on censorship and zoning. It cites Truman Kimmel talk, Army reading bans, and local Tuscaloosa zoning concerns about a chemical plant invasion into a residential area.
Nelson in China Mission Splits WPB Aides and Senators
Washington reports show Nelson pressed to go to China as critics led by James Byrnes and Harry Hopkins push back. The dispute centers on reconversion plans and Army supply accounting, with Somervell and Wilson opposing Nelson's piecemeal approach and fearing peacetime layoffs stood to follow.
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Germany
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Midwest
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Uniform Cotton Ginning Prices Sought Across Alabama
Agriculture Commissioner Joe N Poole urged uniform cotton ginning prices statewide and asked the CPA to set prices in round cents. He cited OPA quotes of 5.20 dollars per 500 pound bale gross in South Alabama and 5.17 and a half cents in North Alabama. Princess Margaret has worn her sister's hand me downs since the war began. Absorbent finishes improve moisture absorption in fibers used for towelings and related products.
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Adult Emergencies In Everyday Life By Dr Clendening
Dr. Clendening outlines adult medical emergencies with focus on trauma and poisoning. He advises not moving an injured person, using simple splints for pain relief, and avoiding attempts to diagnose fractures. For poisoning, general steps prevail until professional help arrives, with rest and heat for comfort.
St Nazaire in World War I Served as American Army Base
The historic port town of St Nazaire functioned as a base area for American Expeditionary Forces during World War I, supporting logistics, training, and operations for U S troops in Europe.
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What makes the stomach rumble between meals
Question about daily stomach noises and hunger. The answer says the rumbles do not indicate anything serious and can become a habit. The stomach can pick up such habits like other parts of the body.
What is neuritis and its dietary cure
Neuritis is inflammation or degeneration of a nerve often causing pain and paralysis. Causes include infection lead poisoning and poisons while diet only helps in cases of nutritional disturbances such as diabetes and Vitamin B deficiency.
Office Cut By Junius
A collage of wry vignettes and quips on science myths romance and daily life. The prose weaves humor from stories of inventions marriages advice and seaside humor referencing decatur and nile s time s. The piece ends with a playful question about a man.
Letters from a Marine praise for A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
A 20 year old Marine recovering from malaria writes to Betty Smith thanking her for A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. He says the novel restored his faith and sparked renewed emotion after witnessing a buddy die in combat. He notes the book’s impact on his heart and spirit.
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Mae One described as both shrewd with wealth and imprudent in spending
A profile portrays Mae One as clever at making vast sums yet reckless in using money, highlighting a paradox of financial acumen and lavish spending.
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Decatur Husband Pleads Home Over Ration Shortage
A Decatur husband overseas sends a blunt request: “Jack, come home, children and myself are starving. If you can’t come, mail the ration books.” The note illustrates wartime frugality and family strain.
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Sunday Services Draw Many. Crusaders Plan Meeting
A goodly number attended services in Morgan County Lebanon as Rev. Carl Green delivered an inspiring sermon. The Crusaders for Christ youth group will meet Wednesday night at the church to study the last part of the eighteenth chapter.
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Josephine Pannell
Annie Shaneyfelt
Mobile
John Henry Garnett
Lester Shaneyfelt
Lizzie* Pannell
Marvie Hardin
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