President Calm As New Coal Strike Begins
President Truman remained outwardly calm at Key West as a fresh coal miners strike began. Officials expect a Taft Hartley move if the stoppage continues, with a possible 80 day cooling off period or injunction. Steelman and Ching track talks while Truman hones a wait and see approach, enjoying walks, swims, and leisure activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Key West
Fla
Truman
Cuse
Lewis
John R. Steelman
Cyrus Ching
Steelman
Clove Trees Often Bear For A Century
A brief note states that clove trees commonly bear fruit for about a century, indicating long productive lifespans and enduring cultivation in traditional spice-growing regions.
Local Church Notes and Thanksgiving Gatherings
Sunday services at Gardy’s Cove and Gandy’s Cove noted with 11 o’clock sermons by Dr Na bars and Rev M S Palmer. Thanksgiving visits span Cullman Florence Huntsville and Birmingham. multiple families hosted relatives. funeral for Mrs Davis Cobb at Eva cemetery. several travelings and poundings to Rev Palmer/Joyful gatherings described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Palmer
Gardy’s Cove
Nabars
Decatur
Ben Roper
Baileyton
K. P. Morris
Jimmie Adams
Robert Adams
Joe Cooper
New Hope
L. G. McDonald
Newman Cobb
William Fowler
Near Florette
Virgil Sanders
Birmingham
Alice Strickland
General Hospital
Talladega
Edna Howell
Cullman
Alta Brown
Lorene Brown
Hornby’s Chapel
Leo Livingston
Herbert Cobb
Cornville
Tennessee
J. P. Cobb
Ravanel Thompson
Cole Springs
Virgil Thompson
Julia Forester
Albertville
Edna Jordan
John Cobb
High Point
Davis Cobb
Eva
Kermit Hunt
Gadsden
S. M. Palmer
Mackey
Church of Christ
Catholic Church Probes Herbert Theriot Miracle Tale
The Catholic Church investigates the reported miraculous recovery of Herbert Theriot after a surgical operation in April 1948. Theriot says prayer and a relic on the wound led to improvement and full recovery, with the church examining the claim as a possible miracle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Theriot
Theriot
Thanksgiving Family Visits Across Alabama and Tennessee
Mrs Bessie Cobb spent Thanksgiving with daughter in Atlanta Georgia. Mr and Mrs Gene Enterkin and family visited Decatur relatives. Marvin Patton and son stayed near Cullman with Bennett family. Aston Cobb attended Davie Cobb funeral and visited Holmes and Lindler households. Eunice Oden Falkville Vernon Oden Florence Ralph Oden Memphis and Jack Smallwood visited Oden and Fowler families for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Cobb
Douglas Haley
Atlanta
Georgia
Gene Enterkin
Decatur
R. A. Ryan
Monte Rico
Marvin Patton
Near Cullman
I. J. Bennett
Aston Cobb
Birmingham
Davie Cobb
Experiments With Beef in Baldwin County Tale
Otto Brown bought two or three good beef cattle at a Baldwin county livestock sale. His purchases could influence Alabama beef production, signaling potential broader agricultural impacts in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairhope
Ala
Otto Brown
Baldwin County
Brown
Alabama
Cheapest way to produce a pound of beef studied
Brown directs the Gulf Coast sub station of the Alabama Experiment Station where cattle will be used in a study aiming to determine the cheapest method to produce a pound of beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Gulf Coast
Alabama Experiment Station
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Dent
John L. Lewis
Mr. Truman
United Mine Workers Policy Committee
Yesterddy
Missouri
Henry Nicholson
Secret Service
Margaret
Skagit River
Mount Vernon
Wash
Disabled American Veterans
D A.V
of Disabled American Veterans By
Alfy
By Gen Aker
Morgan County
Brooks Lindler
Marie Morgan
Florence State Teachers College
Burma Morgan
University of Alabama
Imogene Morgan
Huntsville
Fred Morgan
Willard Casey
Indianapolis
Indiana
G. S. Palmer
Trion
John Vann
Joan Childers
Cleo Childers
Kenoco
Kenoco Benzol
Ethyl
Decatur, Asa
Kenoco Super
Kenoco Motor Oil
Highway 31
River Bridge
E. Oden
Jack Smallwood
Art Fowler
Fairview
Dillehay
Ivery
Seneca Springs
Brittan’s
Apen
Second Ave
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