Russia's Invasion Of Finland Sparks Global Outrage
World reaction to the Russian invasion of Finland mixed sympathy with caution. United States officials, Britain, and Norway expressed sorrow, while Germany Japan and Italy varied in stance. Public anger rose in Amsterdam Madrid and Oslo amid calls for aid and warnings of broader conflict.
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Alabama Supreme Court Decisions Report
Montgomery December first the Alabama supreme court released several decisions. Chief Justice Andrews presided on cases from Covington and Franklin circuits involving grocery and equity appeals. Justice Downing wrote for the court in the Desportes versus Hall matter and the Desportes case. Desportes versus Elmer T Hall arose from Lee County. The E L Williams case remained under appeal as did the Inman equity appeal from Franklin.
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Taloe Circuit Court
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Dewey Campaign Updates and Related Notices
Boston sends a telegram of congratulations to Sprague who will lead the pre convention effort. A remark notes Simpson did not sign the manifesto as it is too broad in scope. Lost items include a black zipper, a social security card and a drivers license belonging to James H. Robinson Jr. Also a lost ball game during Thanksgiving.
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Rev Gaines to Speak at City Baptist Rally Sunday
Rev Gaines will deliver the inspirational message at the monthly city wide Baptist Training Union rally at Central Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. A special musical program precedes the talk.
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Russians Hit Finland in Wide Baltic Invasion
Soviets push across the Karelia line and seize Seiskari as Finland endures raids on Helsinki with reports of civilians killed and towns burned. Finnish government resigns after unanimous confidence vote as Moscow demands Helsinki surrender by a set hour.
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Decatur Notes Highlight Worship and Community Events
Decatur diary entries record Sunday school rehearsals at St. Joan's and church talks by H L Kirby and Dr Edwin Wyle. Local pastors address home safeguarding and life themes with midweek services and holiday attendance noted. Police report quiet Thanksgiving with two drunkenness arrests as residents visit family, travel and local sports events.
Market Pulse Ends With Mixed Steels Aircraft Leads
Wall Street opened with cautious gains as buyers showed courage and steels aircraft and specialties drew demand. Early gains faded with selling, but a late push kept prices near the day’s high. Volume rose slowly as transfers neared 700000 shares.
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Cotton Futures Rally on Active Covering and Foreign Buying
New York markets show overall firmness with stock leaders quiet and commodities mixed. Cotton futures rise sharply on late session covering and foreign demand, with New York spot prices at 10.30 cents and notable gains across the board.
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Stock Sales Active in New York Markets
Stock market activity shows 602 400 shares listed as active on December 1 in New York trading. The brief notes overall stock sales movement for the day reflect ongoing market activity.
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Norleans Market Update Shows Steady Net Gains
The report notes steady gains across several figures with closing prices around 10.15 to 10.16 for December and 9.66 to 9.32 ranges for other months. Trading volume appears mixed with bids and asks indicated, reflecting a cautious market stance.
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Poultry Prices Steady in Chicago Market
Poultry trade in Chicago on December 1 reports 19 trucks arriving with Plymouth Rock broilers at 16, ducks at 4 1/2 pounds up, white 11, small colored 8, small white and other prices unchanged.
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Butter and Egg Market Report Shows Steady Prices
Butter in Chicago on December 1 held at 564 881 for production with a steady creamery price around 90. The market notes a 2-1-4 balance and a 89, 26 1-2: 8 and 25 3-4:.90 centralized caploté. Eggs listed at 3592 with prices unchanged and overall market unchanged.
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Nashville Livestock Market Report from December First
Salable cattle 125 calves 75 with a nominally steady market. Common and low medium heifers and steers mostly 6.00 to 7.50, some 5.50 or lower. Cows 5.00 down, canners 3.00 to 4.50. Top bulls 6.00, vealers to 10.00. Hogs 400 head, market up 10 cents to 540 120 lbs and up mainly 4.55 to 5.30, sows 3.95. Sheep steady with fat lambs to 8.50 and fat ewes 2.00 to 3.00. For prompt Want Ad service, phone 46.
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Finnish Rebel Government Reported Formed Near Terijoki
Tass reported a "people's government" formed in Terijoki near the border, led by Otto Kuusinen and several Finnish officials, with a declaration of its biogram. Helsinki described the claim as laughable but the body claimed foreign affairs and Karelia portfolios.
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Thelma Inez Hopkins Dies at Eight Months
Thelma Inez Hopkins, eight months old daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Hopkins, died at the family home in Valhermose Springs on Thursday afternoon. The brief notice cites the infant’s death and parents but provides no further details.
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Baugh's Infirmary
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R. E. Hopkins
Valhermose Springs
Roosevelt urges Soviet halt on aerial bombing civilians
President Roosevelt denounces the air bombing of civilian centers as inhumane barbarism and asks the Soviet government to renounce attacks on unfortified cities. Officials weigh neutrality act implications and potential recall of the U S ambassador while Finland’s role and war planes are examined amid the Russian invasion.
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Local Teenager Laid to Rest in Valhermoso Funeral
The deceased is survived by her parents four sisters Mrs Joe McCutcheon Hartselle Route 2 Misses Pauline Imogene and Mary Emma Hopkins of Valhermoso four brothers Frank of Huntsville Wiley Henry and Garlan Valhermoso Funeral services were held this afternoon at three o'clock led by Rev J F Turney at Walder Mose with interment at the same location Peck directing
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Hartselle
Pauline
Imogene
Mary Emma Hopkins
Valhermoso
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Huntsville
Wiley
Henry
Garlan Valhermoso
J. F. Turney
Waldermose
Peck
Hartselle Clubs Share Meetings and Holiday Plans
Hart selle groups report Monday gatherings with Miss Ann Speake hosting and Miss Jean Waldman presiding. Members plan a Christmas party and announce decorations, high school football sponsors, and Thanksgiving observances across Morgan County communities.
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Julia Lee Graden
Virginia Smith
Zelma Jean Payne
Virginia Claire Bailey
Bevelye Barcliff
Nelle Payne
Hal Jean Blair
Billy Stephenson
Edward 8Ers
Ray White
Ralph Naylo
Helen Grisham
Morgan County High School
Falkville, Blue Devils
Hartspelle
Western lawmakers condemn Russia over Finns attack
U S senators from West Virginia and Georgia denounce Russia's military action against Finland as a flagrant violation of international law and urge immediate severance of diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union. Colleagues call the incident the most tragic of the year and express strong world opinion backlash.
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Student Union Debate on Profit System Sparks Fascism Fear
Chairman Starnes defends free opinion while opposing disloyalty claims. Lash says students sought no broad reform but feared Fascist growth, citing American Student Union discussions and Matthews questioning student aims.
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Four People Injured in Wreck Near Lacon
Four persons were injured in a head on collision of two cars one mile north of Lacon Friday afternoon. Names were not learned. Highway Patrolmen E B Carter and E B Payne investigated. One car carried a man and his daughter, the other two women. Injured were taken by Drinkard Howell ambulance to medical attendants for evaluation.
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