Seventy Teens Volunteer for Navy in Alabama Counties
A Decatur Navy recruiting station reports seventy volunteers aged 17 and 18 from Morgan Madison Limestone and Jackson counties between August 1 and 25, the largest month total. Enlistment requires parent consent. WAVES eligibility exists for women 20 to 36.
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Navy
North Alabama
Morgan
Madison
Limestone
Jackson
Decatur
Morgan County
Fred N. Tribble
Huntsville
Thomas A. Elkins
New Hove
Harry L. Christian
Davis Berry, Jr
Charles L. Brewer
Grant
Perry FE. York
Shelah M. Dickens, Jr
Vera A. Holmes
Athens
Todd J. George
New Market
James Sallent
David IL. Cantrell
Clifford R. McCrary
Willis Taylor, Jr
Jewel A.hosch
Lloyd V. Shiflett
Scottboro
Theron W. Counts
Flusssiiville
Arva L. Smith
Elora
Enn
Paul H. Blackwell
Herbert L. Chunn
Hartselle
Es A. Roberts, Jr
Ph L. Sideman
Sam S. Plant, Jr
Trinity
Walter Blankenship, Jr
James O. Ivey
David M. Bailey
William J. Parker
Somerville
Robert B. Harris
Hillsboro
Archie Black
Ferdinand F. Thomas
Meridianville
Bobby G. Black
Bobby G. Webster
New Hope
Homer R. Stewart
Olin D. Lott
Waylon K. Bagwell
Union Grove
Albert B. Watkins, Jr
Elkmont
Talmadge Johns, Jr
van Ll. McGrew
Robert D. Brand
Orval Spark
Rufus J. Crowson, Jr
John R. Gooch, Jr
Harvest
John J. Medlin
J. W. Ivey
Joe W. Clark
Woodville
William H. Sharp
Wesley M. Little
Joe H. Herrin
Harvey R. Mitchell, Jr
John M. Curtis
Rexford L. Floyd
Falkville
Wallace J. Bradley
Earl H. Sherrill, Jr
John R. Fielding, Jr
TVA Now Nation's Biggest Power Producer
TVA chairman David E. Lilienthal announced at Huntsville that TVA is the nation’s largest electric power producer with an annual output of 10 billion kilowatt hours and potential to reach 12 billion after this year. For the year ended June 30, 1944, TVA grossed over $35 million, up $3.5 million from the prior year.
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Huntsville
Ala
Tennessee of Authority
TVA
David E. Lilienthal
Lilienthal
Tennessee
Appointment proposed for Alabama education chief by elected board
The Citizens Education Advisory Council of Alabama called for legislation to appoint the state superintendent of education through an elected state board. The proposal was formed at the council's annual meeting held in Birmingham yesterday.
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Birmingham
Citizens Education Advisory Council of Alabama
Judith and Matthew weigh Greenwich cottage plan
Judith and Matthew discuss moving to a Greenwich cottage with Aunt Ella. Mary suspects Judith loves Matthew while Mary weighs a summer home near town. Ella offers a generous rent and staff, promising a shared country life with gardens and a pool as plans unfold.
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Matthew
Judith
Mary Norman
Palm Beach
Irene
New York
Jimmy Treadway
Ella
Treadway
Mary’s
Greenwich
Cape of Maine
Mary
Lynn
Park Avenue
Lynn Mortimer
Eva
Nellie
Kate
Cotton use and Navy library counts noted
The United States uses eight times more cotton than any other textile fiber. The U S Navy maintains 5000 libraries on ships and shore facilities.
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United States
U. S. Navy
Leaves From A War Correspondent Notebook In France
War correspondent sketches Patton's third army as it advances across France. The piece notes faulty wireless links, rapid camp moves, field censorship, and the grind of reporting from front lines amid dust, snipers, and brief meals in jeeps.
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France
Patton
Third Army
London
United States
Thi
John B. Mayo
Tulsa
Okla
Maj
Jack Widmer
Denver
Young Evangelist Fred Brown to Speak at Central Baptist
The Central Baptist church invites the public to hear Rev. Fred Brown of Chattanooga at 10:45 A M and 7 45 P M on Sunday August 27 He has preached since age 19 and led a decade long ministry The Brown family includes Mrs Brown and infant Regina Ellen Also on program the choir with special music and an evening message Watching God Die The Best Place To Live is the morning topic The Rod and Staff praise Brown as a strong biblically grounded speaker
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Central Baptist Church
Fred Brown
Chattanooga
Central Church
United States
Brown
Regina Ellen
ROD and Staff
Dr. Cowell
Rev. Brown
God
Revival Sermons Draw Big Crowds at 9th Street Methodist
Dr W H Saxon conducted a ten day revival at 9th Street Methodist with morning service on God’s Recipe For A Revival from 2 Chronicles 7 14 and evening message from Mark 2 1 12. Congregation pledged to meet the conditions for revival and praised the preaching and singing.
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W. H. Saxon
9Th Street Methodist Church
Evangelist
Jesus
Pastors Brannen to Feature at Each Service
The Rev T A Brannen will be a featured speaker at every service, expected to influence worship and outreach. Details on dates or locations were not provided in the text.
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T. A. Brannen
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