Controversy Over ABA Convention Dates In Alabama
The Decatur Chamber urges the ABA to move its annual convention from the Easter week to a different time to boost trade for Alabama merchants. The piece critiques Birmingham’s share of teachers' convention spending and suggests holding the meeting between fall semester end and spring term start to balance commerce.
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Dothan Eagle
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
The
Eagle
Alabama
the Eagle
Alabama Educational Association
Birmingham
Decature
AEA
Holdling Dbs
Decatur Chamber
Decatur
Thanks for the Christmas gift to the Alaska boys
A reader expresses gratitude for help sending Christmas presents to boys in Alaska and appreciating the support received.
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Alaska
Propaganda chatter and war hopes swirl around Moscow fall talk
Reports from Washington clash over the fate of Moscow and Axis morale. Officials discuss possible Nazi breakdown and peace before year end. Observers note Rome unrest and Axis dissatisfaction, while U S flyers allegedly seek China service via the American Legion amid wartime strain.
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Washington
Herr Ooaives
Hitler
Mussolini
Odda
Moscow
Public notice on War Department permit for Flint Creek sewer outfall
War Department permit sought by Morgan County Health Department to build a 6 inch cast iron sewer outlet on the left bank of Flint Creek near Flint Alabama. Plans show a pipe extending 4 feet channelward from Wheeler Reservoir pool line with an end 11 feet below high water. Objections in writing accepted until December 12 1941.
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War Department
United States Engineer Office
Nashville
Tennessee
Morgan County Health Department
Decatur
Alabama
Flint Creek
Flint
Wheeler Reservoir
U. S. Courthouse
Tuberculosis May Be Cured If Identified in Early Stages
Early detection improves treatment outcomes for tuberculosis, but awareness and social stigma hinder prompt diagnosis. Symptoms to watch include prolonged fatigue, low fever in the afternoon, and an unexplained cough. Regular medical exams are urged for even slight suspicions to catch active disease early.
Private Papers of a Cub Reporter on Presidential Return
The Private Papers of a cub reporter recount a presidential return from Warm Springs noted for his pep despite burdens. It recalls a similar post whirlwind Capitol trip, with an aide marveling at the leader’s stamina and a quip about learning to wiggle his big toe.
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Warm Springs
Alvin York’s enduring defense of liberty and democracy
A veteran American hero, Sergeant Alvin York, argues that liberty is earned through ongoing struggle, not a one time victory. He recalls 28 years in the U S and 23 years of service while stressing that democracy requires constant defense against dangers.
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Tennessee
United States
War II Echoes in History for Our Descendants
Fragmentary line hints at reflection on World War II and how future generations will study it. The text suggests a continuous thread from past conflicts to the distant archive of historians and descendants.
The Tug of War and the Sand Ambition
An allegorical piece depicts an energetic ant leader rallying his band to build ant hills, urging comrades to tote sand. Termites lend help, proving each a plugger as they persuade the boss their sand is real. Private Horse returns to post after an evening in town and is challenged by the sentry, “Sentry-Halt Who's there?”
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Europe
America
Alvin ’C. York
Lindbergh Warns of Possible 1942 Election Absence
In a Fort Wayne speech Charles Q. Lindbergh warned of the risk of no elections in 1942. He stated his worry that someone like himself could be elected, reflecting his political concerns.
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Charles Q. Lindbergh
Fort Wayne
Society’s Has-Been Stars Clash With Screen Officials
A vivid society portrait mix features a fading celebrity at Fefe’s with tales of elopement and youth fading, while John Barrymore is set to rank behind Kay Kyser in Playmate. Barney Gerard sues Abbott and Costello for infringement over old Follies of the Day routines. Doris Duke Cromwell photo moment misses focus as she tweaks her hair. Florida governor faces political buoyancy as bettors post bond and fines for bookie infractions.
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Duchin
John Barrymore
Lea
Kay
Kyser Owl
Barney Gerard
Burlesk Star
Abbott and Costello
Doris Duke Cromwell
Florida
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