Prosperity Outlook Mixed with Local District Observations
Industrial regions face gains while agricultural areas may struggle as 1941 trends forecast a uneven recovery. Col Ayres predicts a boom in heavy and light industries followed by broader employment, with cautious wage, dividend, and price behavior shaping the pace toward peacetime production.
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Col. Ayres
Iron and Steel
Europe
Washington
Morgan County FFA Holds December Meeting in Danville
The Morgan County District of Future Farmers of America met in Danville on December 3. John L Morgan presided at 7 30 pm. The program covered trips to Kansas City farm topics and club work strengthening, with several speakers from Danville Falkville Hartselle and Parkville. A boxing event was announced for December 11 and refreshments were arranged before adjournment.
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Hartselle
Howard College
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D. L. Gatlin
Mis
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Morgan County High
Morgan County District of
Future Farmers of America
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Kansas City
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F.F.A
Clarence Coker
Fairville
Edgbert Poole
John Huey Bills
Raymon Woodall
Thurmilan Thompson
Parkville
Hardwick Orr
Dan
Charles Moore
Willie Meadows
Falkville
Tey
F.P.A
Falk
Hartselle Public School
Miss Briscoe
Santa Claus
Mary Ester Ryan
Jimmie Lee Stephenson
Shepherds Children
Summer
Cleo Larkin
L. R. Stone
Morgan County
Euclid Johnson
Treasury
Kracke
L. H. Houston
Johnson
William Stewart
J. E. Peck
Roy Newman
Emily Alexander
L. H Houston
Houston
Martha Whitman
Morgan County High School
Rell
Alabama
J. A. Howle
Squires Seek Funds for Ambulance Aid to England
Auburn students in the API campus honorary service Squires plan a drive to raise funds for an ambulance sent to England. Proposed events include a touch football game between the winning inter-fraternity team and an all-star group from fraternities.
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Auburn
Ala
Squires
API
England
Lang Holds County Baby Beef Record in Lawrence Area
W. R. Lang of Moulton Alabama with a grade Jersey cow raised twin calves sired by a registered Polled Hereford bull. Calves weighed 482 1 2 pounds each totaling 965 pounds 8c per pound 77 20. Lang sold two calves for up to 40 each and has sold 1 725 00 of baby beeves plus four cull cows from a 100 grade cows herd and 3 registered Hereford bulls.
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W. R. Lang
Moulton
Rio
Ala
Rt. 4
Mr. Lang
Jespedeza
Lang
Three Released In Woman's Death Near Birmingham
A soldier Private Thomas Edward Curnan and civilians Clyde Carter and Gordon Reed were freed on judge Abernathy's ruling that prosecutors failed to make a case in the death of Mrs. Evergreen McGraw. Her body was found December 1 near a bridge over the Little Cahaba River. Dr. Morton testified death involved cerebral hemorrhage and a skull fracture.
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Birmingham
Ala
Evergreen McGraw
H. B. Abernathy
Thomas Edward Curnan
Ft. McClellan
New York
Clyde Carter
Gordon Reed
Térey
McGraw
Little Cahaba River
Lovick
Benjamin F. Morton
General Smith Heads to Washington for Draft Conference
Montgomery Alabama December 10 Adjutant General Ben M Smith left for Washington for a conference with state selective service chiefs on draft administration issues He sent an official au revoir message to National Guardsmen inducted or soon to be inducted into federal service for a year
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Montgomery
Ala
Adj
Ben M. Smith
Washington
General Smith
Au Revoir
Two Burned in Hartselle House Fire Details
Joan Bennett seven and her grandfather W H Bennett sustained burns when the girl's long housecoat caught fire beside an open grate at their Hartselle home. Mrs Bennett and Mr Bennett aided the child, both resting comfortably.
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Joan Bennett
H B. Barrett
W. H. Bennett
Bennett
Busy Weekend Schedule by Dr Pitts
Dr U S Pitts district superintendent announced a weekend itinerary. Saturday at 11 preaching at Mt Moriah on the Moulton circuit with conference after dinner on the grounds. Sunday at 11 preaching at Courtland with conference after dinner on the grounds. Sunday evening at 5 30 preaching at Falkville followed by conference.
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U. S
Alabama death by own action rate by race in 1939
Alabama health data show white deaths by own action 11.5 per 100000, six times the 1.8 rate for negro residents. State figures note 218 cases among whites versus 19 among blacks, reflecting stark racial disparities in self destruct indicators.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
State Health Department
Crossword clues and results from a historical puzzle page
The page lists numerous Across and Down clues with enumerations and some partial solution notes. It notes population figures, including a statement that total population was 8 per 100000, higher than the prior two years.
Alabama tourism drives 5,000 mile promotional tour
Montgomery promotors from the Alabama State Chamber of Commerce and the State Planning Commission completed tours spanning from Pittsburgh to Kansas City. The six travelers distributed 20,000 highway maps and Alabama Vacation Trails directories while noting strong interest in historic sites and recreation. Weather included cold and snow. Participants: Harold Fisher, W. F. Hall, Franklin Moore, Dudley Wright, Archie Leach, and W. L. Russell.
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Ala
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Alabama State Chamber of Commerce
Alabama
Alabama Highway Patrol
State Chamber
State Planning Commission
Harold Fisher
W. F. Hall
Alexander City
Franklin Moore
The
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Dudley Wright
Birmingham
Archie Leach
Tuscaloosa
W. L. Russell
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