Britain Moves To Cut Spending
London reports the British treasury ordered all government departments to cut spending in a bid to save about 600 million dollars, five percent of the budget, amid a financial crisis. The move, attributed to Chancellor Sir Stafford Cripps, may force limits on social services and the national health program if Washington talks fail.
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London
British Treasury
Treasury
Britain
Stafford Cripps
United States
Washington
National Health Service
Washington Parley
Paul G. Hoffman
European Cooperation Administration
Dannelly Reelected President of Alabama Methodist Board
Dr C M Dannelly of Montgomery was reelected president of the Alabama Methodist conference board of lay activities at Huntingdon College. W C L Mackey of Pensacola was reelected vice president and Hartnell Davis of Montgomery secretary treasurer.
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Montgomery
Ala
C. M. Dannelly
Alabama Methodist Conference
Dannelly
Huntingdon College
W. CL. Mackey
Pensacola
Fla
Hartnell Davis
Italy Builds Ships In Merchant Marine Push
Italy reports forty nine merchant ships under construction in its shipyards totaling 217 380 gross tons as part of a state drive to expand naval commerce and merchant fleet capacity across the period.
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Italy
Rome
Merchant Marine Ministry
Animals That Cope With Man In America
Three species adapted to human surroundings are changing their ranges in the United States. The coyote, armadillo, and white tailed deer are thriving near civilization, aided by cleverness or protective behavior. Coyotes spread from the west to Ohio and Alaska. armadillos push east and west from Texas. deer prosper as forests thin. Each species has ecological and economic impacts ranging from livestock predation to hunting revenues, while officials monitor populations and seasons.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Science Reporter
New York
United States
Harold E. Anthony
Department of Mammals
American Museum of Natural History
Smart
Ohio
Alaska
Anthony
Texas
South America
Mexico
American Southwest
Hartselle Youth Activities Week Near Close
Youth Activities Week at First Methodist church ends Sunday with closing exercises. Friday candle light communion at 8 30 pm in the main auditorium. About 135 youths and parents enrolled in nightly classes with supper at 6 30, vesper prayers, recreation, and teaching by Rev. Draper and others.
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First Methodist Church
Daniel E. Draper
New Hope Methodist Church
North Alabama Methodist Youth Fellowship
Woodfin Grove
Falkville Methodist Church
J. Clifton Draper
J. C. Draper Jr
Falkville
Entertain at Buffet for Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. F A Bennett hosted a buffet supper at their home last Thursday night for Mrs. J F White of Rosebud and Mrs. Lillie McCormick of Gandy s Cove, house guests of Mr. and Mrs. J F Stewart Sr. Also attending were the Stewarts, the Bennetts and their children, along with several local guests.
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F. A. Bennett
J. F. White
Rosebud
Texas
Lillie McCormick
Gandy's Cove
J. F. Stewart
J. F. Stewart Sr
J. F. Stewart Jr
Frank
J. E. Peck
Elizabeth
Rupert
Charles Stewart
Betty Jane
Jimmy
Freddy Bennett
Barnes Celebrates 76th Birthday With Dinner Party
A. E. Barnes marked his seventy sixth birthday Sunday with a home dinner party. His nephew Hugh Taylor of Childersburg joined the celebration, along with Mrs. Barnes and several relatives and friends from Sheffield and Childersburg.
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A. E. Barnes
Hugh Taylor
Childersburg
Barnes
J. A. Clements
Hendrix
White
Sheffield
Hugh Frank Riddie
Childersourg
Outing at Lake Hometown picnic by Home Makers club
The Home Makers' club held a Hatfield Lake picnic Tuesday night. A bountiful supper was served and eaten. Afterward some attendees enjoyed skating. Members and their families enjoying the delightful affair were present.
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Lake
Home Makers’ Club
Hatfield Lake
Picnic Guests Gather at Birmingham Social
Mr and Mrs Leon Benner and children with Mrs I A Martin Sr and Jr and son from Birmingham joined Sunday visitors Mr and Mrs J K Haynes Mrs Y A McCall and Miss Marvy Frances McCall. A meal was served noon under shade trees between the Haynes and McCall homes with guests Dennie and Gayle Griffith Mr and Mrs W P Newman and Joanne Dean.
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Leon Benner
I. A. Martin Sr
I A. Martin Jr
I. A. Third
Birmingham
J. K. Haynes
Y. A. McCall
Marvy Frances McCall
Haynes and McCall
Mrs M B Harrison Admitted To Vanderbilt Hospital
In Nashville Tennessee Mrs M B Harrison is hospitalized at Vanderbilt where she was admitted Monday morning and is undergoing treatment. Reports indicate a possible operation later this week. Mr Harrison and Mrs William Cost are with her and will remain in Nashville for the time being.
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Nashville Hospital
M. B. Harrison
Vanderbilt Hospital
Nashville
Tenn
Methodists of State Purchase Hotel Structure in Birmingham
The Alabama Methodist church has bought a three story Birmingham hotel for use as state headquarters at a price of 115000 dollars. A committee led by Dr. G M Davenport negotiated the purchase with approval from Bishop Clare Purcell. Plans for a building fund drive will be submitted to the Alabama Methodist Conference in Montgomery and to the North Alabama Conference in October. The brick building stands next to the First Methodist church near the downtown business district.
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Birmingham
Ala
The
Methodist Church of Alabama
G. M. Davenport
Decatur
Clare Purcell
Alabama Methodist Conference
Montgomery
North Alabama Conference
First Methodist Church
Ice required for railroad car trip across the coast
As much as ten tons of ice is needed to chill a single railroad refrigerator car on a coast to coast journey.
Peanut Machine Debuts In Georgia Tests
In Tifton Georgia on August 24 7 a peanut combine harvester showcased at the Georgia coastal plains experiment station promises dramatic gains. After three years of research the mechanical device performs in one hour tasks that previously required weeks, handling harvesting shelling and processing while nearly ignoring goobers.
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Tifton
Georgia Coastal Plains Experiment Station
Israel seeks cattle studs in Australia and New Zealand
Israeli cattle expert Eliyahu Hopovetski, now in Australia, aims to buy 2,000 stud cattle for Israel. He spent 20 days in India reviewing cattle breeding and will stay in Australia and New Zealand for several months.
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Sydney
Israel
Australia
New Zealand
Eliyahu Hopovetski
Hopovetzki
India
Committees Named By Bureau Head For Meeting in Auburn
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation announces conference chairmen for the 28th annual convention in Auburn at Alabama Polytechnic Institute September 7 to 9. Dairying A F Randall Seale livestock J Bruce Henderson Millers Ferry hogs Grady Dunn Samson peanuts J Milton Shipman Banks poultry Forrest G Bridg es Notasulga rural youth A C Adams Sterrett truck crops Frank Earle Blacksher.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Walter L. Randolph
A. F. Randall
Seale
J. Bruce Henderson
Millers Ferry
Grady Dunn
Samson
J. Milton Shipman
Banks
Forrest G. Bridges
Notasulga
A. C. Adams
Sterrett
Frank Earle
Blacksher
Oil Output Led by United States in 1948
The United States produced about 60 percent of the world oil supply in 1948, reflecting its dominant role in global energy markets and petroleum production during the postwar era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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H. A. Johnson
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Lexington
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Atlanta
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Oscar Simpson
Jack
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Wisconsin
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Hartseller
Mary Frances McCall
Campbell - Gibbons
Granttreet Church of Christ
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Melbourne
Ruby Martin
Tampa
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Anniston
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Thomaston
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Roy Newman
Black Warrior Forest
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Huntsville
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Oklahoma City
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Gandy'’s Cove
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J. E. Stone Jr
Baton Rouge
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John Connell
Chattanooga
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Chincoteague Island
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Leon Orr
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W. H. Orr
Athens
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
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Melvin Blackwood
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Becky
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Onie Penn
G. I
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Athens, Alabama
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Winthrop
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Second Ave
Winthrop Shoes
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Wisner, Neb
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