Death of Charles K. Thomas Linked to Local Blast
A Lancaster paper recounts the death of Charles K. Thomas sixty five formerly of Decatur Alabama an idle worker at Safe Harbor Corporation in charge of blasting. He was killed by a dynamite blast around 6 40 pm and buried under rock at 9 pm hospital efforts failed coroner and doctor deem accidental death. Officials noted Thomas had not yet reported for work and was replaced before the blast.
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Charles
Decatur
Penn
K. Thomas
Tatar
Alabama
Thomas
Mey Hospital
Safe Harbors
John Z. Wade
B. F. Good
Arundel
Body of Capitalist Found in His Birmingham Home
The body of James Hood, 70, a Birmingham capitalist long in business since 1888, was found in the bathroom of his home yesterday. Deputy Coroner W. M. Burge issued a verdict after members of the family were questioned.
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Birmingham
Ala
James Hood
W. M. Burge
Ill Health and Family Remains Noted in Obituary
An obituary notes the deceased had suffered illness for years. Survived by a widow, two sons and two daughters.
Wetumpka Citizen In Narrow Escape
Wetumpka reports W. Y. Williams injured severely while removing furniture from his home after occupants fled. He rushed others out, returned to save belongings, and sustained head gashes and burns. The building and contents were destroyed. doctors expect recovery.
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Wetumpka
W. Y. Williams
Williams
Jones Named State Adjutant and Officials Nominated
Ala Talladega native Trotter Jones was named state adjutant of the American Legion by the executive committee, replacing C. B. Sims who resigned. The panel also nominated W. M. Weston Hugh E. McClung and Sherill C. Crockett for state service commissioner, to be sent to Governor-elect B. M. Miller for selection.
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Ala
Talladega
American Legion
W. M. Weston
Luverne
Hugh E. McClung
Birmingham
Sherill C. Crockett
Montgomery
Jones
C. B. Sims
81St
B. M. Miller
Birmingham Post No. 1
Post
State Boxing Commission
Banker Robert A. Terrell Found Dead in Birmingham
Robert A. Terrell 68 president of the Bank of Alabama Ensley was found dead at home in Birmingham after Mrs. Terrell heard pistol shots. Coroner ruled death by self-inflicted gunshot. He headed a real estate and investment brokerage and had been in ill health. survived by widow, a son, and three daughters.
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Birmingham
Ala
Robert A. Terrell
Bank of Alabama
Ensley
Hartselle Camp Names Officers for the Year
At its regular meeting Hartselle camp No. 153 Woodmen of the World elected officers for the ensuing year including Past Consul J A Wright Consul Commander Charlie Slate Advisor Lieutenant George Hartselle Banker E J Perchey Financial Secretary Clay D Speegle Escort Cecil Grow Watchman Ira Puckett Sentry Willie Ryan and Managers
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Hartselle Camp No
Woodmen of the World
J. A. Wright
Charlie . Slate
George Hartselle
E. J. Perchey
Clay D. Speegle
Cecil Grow
Ira Puckett
Willie Ryan
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Fragmented and Jumbled
Puzzle text presents a mixed list of across clues with numerous garbled entries and stray characters. It appears as a damaged OCR fragment listing numbers and partial word fragments for many standard crossword hints.
Conductor Found Dead on Tracks in Mobile
Police probe slaying of John Rip O Rourke after his body was found on M and O tracks near Mobile Alabama. Motive robbery suspected as killer placed body to imitate accident. valuables including a gold watch diamond stud and funds missing. envelope with 11.40 and railroad checks found on the body.
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Mobile
Ala
John
Rip) O'Rourke
Aee
Nashville
Cecil Southall
O'Rourke
Cleveland
Tuskegee theater operator killed in Alabama crash
Notasulga Alabama December 15 Frank L B Wadsworth Jr a Tuskegee theater operator was killed near Notasulga in a collision between two autos early yesterday his death reported by local authorities as a road accident with two vehicles involved and one deceased listed.
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Notasulga
Ala
Frank Lb. Wadsworth, Jr
Tuskegee
First Tuesday Night January Installation Urged
It is proposed that the installation take place on the first Tuesday night in January and all members and visiting sovereigns be present.
Follow Thru on Screen Features Nancy Carroll and Charles Rogers
Broadway musical Follow Thru comes to the Princess for two days with Nancy Carroll and Charles Rogers. Laurence Schwab brings stage highlights Zelma O Neal Jack Haley and more to Hollywood as the Technicolor film adds romance and golf antics to a country club setting.
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America
Broadway
Schwab and Mandel
Paramount
Charles Rogers
Nancy Carroll
Princess Theatre
New York
Laurence Schwab
Hollywood
Zelma O'Neal
Jack Haley
Mr. Schwab
West Coast
Margaret Lee
Don Tomkins
Eugene Pal
Lette
Sergt. Heath
Golf Links
Swanky Country Club
Thelma Todd
Rogers
Eugene Pallette
Creomulsion Seven in One for Difficult Coughs From Colds
Creomulsion claims seven major cough helpers in one formula including creosote pine tar and menthol to treat stubborn coughs from colds. It emphasizes no narcotics and extra cost but guarantees satisfaction through a druggist warranty.
Surprise camp grows with new Teddy Bear pledge
Australia’s big surprise is described as a living Teddy Bear by Puff. Koam, a friend, swears by the unusual claim. The camp has more than doubled its membership over the past year and now meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month under the stated officers.
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Australia
Puff
Koam
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Shatin Arena
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Promontory
Gion
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Einsteins
U. S
Associated Presse
Albert Einstein
Einstein
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Pasadena
Cal
California Institute of Technology
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Murray Jewelry Co
Huntsville
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Jewelers
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