Yale Music at Central Church Christmas Program
Miss Ruth Graham leads the Central Methodist church choirs in a 7 30 PM Christmas music program at Central Church. The program includes cantique Noel the first Noel and Hark the Herald Angels Sing with scripture from Luke and Isaiah and carol interludes by the chancel junior and carol choirs. The reader is invited to attend this vivid dramatic rendition in a beautiful setting.
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Ruth Graham
Central Methodist Church
Paul Wright
Jesus
Joseph
W. S&s. Finch
E. G. Hamilton
Clio Levin
Leonard Moody
H. W. Peurifoy
W. E. Rose
Eddie Self
Robert Sittason
P. A. Wright
E. C. Sharp
W. C. Self
J. H. O'Donnell
J. A. Garnett
Mildred Kitchens
Sallie McCall
R A. Nunn
W. V. Wright
Wendell Siviey
Doris Johnson
Holmes A. Turner
Anderson
R. B. Bagley
D. McMillan
Millard Scoggin
Arlen Hamilton
Frank Troup
R. L. Penn
Martha Bagley
Dianne Harris
Mona Ray Kelley
Nancy Malone
Suzanne McBride
Barbara Nungesser
Sharon Rose
Gerry Sivley
Beverly Smith
Marjorie Spencer
Janice Warren
Becky White
Lyle Woodard
Patricia Pitt
Barbara Napps
Madge LaBoon
Sally Bryan
Marjorie Cain
Betty Ann Moody
Carolyn McMillan
Martha Owen
Ann Tuck
Dora Clark
Ann Wheat
Hungary tells U S to mind its own business in oil seizure case
Budapest officials rejected the American protest over seizure of oil properties and accused the United States of grave sabotage. The Hungarian note said the State Department should mind its own business and claimed American methods of torture were notorious abroad.
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Budapest
Hungary
U. S. State Department
U. S
Standard Oil Company
N. J
State Department
America
United States State Department
United States
Replica Santa Banished From Main Street Display
Hatboro Chamber of Commerce moves a 15 foot cardboard replica of Santa Claus behind a gas station on Main Street after public reaction described as horror. The wire and plaster figure had a wall eyed look a repulsive leer and a nose likened to a hot water bottle.
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Hatboro
Santa
Alabama Jersey Cattle Club Elects New Officers
Pr W. D. Hunt of Winfield is named president succeeding A. G. Rankin Jr. of Farnsdale. Robert M. Newman of Huntsville becomes vice president and W. H. Eaton of Auburn is re-elected secretary treasurer at the mid winter meeting in Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Ala
W. D. Hunt
Winfield
Alabama Jersey Cattle Club
Hunt
A. G. Rankin Jr
Farnsdale
Robert M. Newman
Huntsville
W. H. Eaton
Auburn
Ramspeck Will Leave Broadmoor Apartment Under Suit
Former Georgia Rep. Ramspeck says he will not contest a suit for possession of his Broadmoor apartment in Washington and will vacate on February 1. He joins 27 tenants sued after the building’s cooperative purchase. Senator Sparkman of Alabama is also named and reportedly does not oppose the suit.
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Washington
Robert Ramspeck
Georgia
Broadmoor
Ramspeck
Hamspeck
Air Transport Association of America
Home Demonstration Club December Meeting Highlights
The Union Grove Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. John Kitchens home for December. Officers elected for the new year were Kitchen s president Suggs vice president Lois Foster secretary treasurer and Edna Taylor devotional Zola Kenum recreation leader. The group raised 47.36 in treasury, quilted two charity quilts, prepared fruit baskets, exchanged gifts, and planned the January 13 meeting at 6 30 PM with a time change notice.
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Union Grove Home Demonstration Club
John Kitchens
Razzie Suggs
Treasury
Orphans Home
Suggs
Lois Foster
Edna Taylor
Zola Kenum
Addie Lee Kitchens
Earl Clark
Veterans groups map 1949 Alabama legislative agenda
Four veterans organizations met in Montgomery to outline bills for the 1949 Alabama legislature. They prioritized a larger appropriation for the State Department of Veterans Affairs, plus proposals for expanding trade school programs, a second injury fund for handicapped veterans, and tax exemptions on homes for paraplegic ex-servicemen. Represented were the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Disabled American Veterans and United Spanish War Veterans.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
State Department of Veterans Affairs
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
The
United Spanish War Veterans
Three American Journalists Win Reid Foundation Fellowships
The Reid Foundation awarded $5,000 fellowships for a year of travel and study abroad. Go to Jack Williams Tarver of The Atlanta Constitution, Alonzo Thomas Dil Jr of The Virginian-Pilot, and Leslie Moore of The Evening Gazette in Worcester for the awards announced yesterday.
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New York
Reid Foundation
Reid
New York Herald Tribune
Jack Williams Tarver
Atlanta Ga. Constitution
Alonzo Thomas Dil Jr
Virginian Prot
Norfolk
Leslie Moore
Evening Gazette
Worcester
Mass
API President Urges Graduates to Stay in South
Auburn December drill remarks by Dr. Ralph B. Draughon, president of Alabama Polytechnic Institute, urged API graduates to seek careers in Alabama or the South because of a great need for educated workers in many fields. He spoke at commencement noting no other region has such a demand.
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Auburn
Ala
Ralph B. Draughon
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
API
Alabama
Draughon
Jobless Fund Payments Drop in Alabama Last Month
In Alabama, unemployment compensation payments fell in November to 649 090 dollars across 11 657 recipients, a four percent drop from October. However initial claims rose 38 percent with 9 174 new or renewed claims, amid bad weather and layoffs in textiles, ship repair, and metal products. Construction shows the largest gains in new payments while textile workers still receive the most in benefits.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Fleetwood Darnley
Carnley
Soviet Factory Managers Face Prison Sentences for Poor Quality
Moscow reports indicate prison terms of five and seven years were imposed on factory managers for producing substandard goods. A special communiqué from the prosecuting attorney details seven recent cases, with three more under investigation, as Pravda calls for better consumer goods quality and signals stern government action.
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Moscow
Prosecuting Attorney's Office
Pravda
Communist Party
Sovit
Seldo
Italian Veterans Clash With Police Over Pensions
In Rome a crowd of crippled war veterans demonstrated for higher pensions and twice charged police lines guarding a government building. Mobile police in jeeps charged the demonstrators, with several veterans knocked about. It marks Italy's first mass violence in a fresh wave of labor unrest involving workers and pensioners.
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Rome
Italy
Safe cracked at Birmingham book store. cash missing
Birmingham downtown Smith & Hardwick book store was found robbed this morning as employees opened. The safe was cracked and about $1,000 in cash and a case holding stocks and bonds were taken. The book stock remained undisturbed.
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Birmingham
Ala
Smith & Hardwick
Record-setting point-a-minute teams list
Five football teams achieved point-a-minute records: Phillips in 1922, Missouri Mines in 1914, Georgia Tech in 1918, and Henry Kendall in 1919 and 1920.
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Phillips
Missouri Mines
Georgia Lech
Henry Kendall
Early sleeveless canvas football uniforms
The earliest football uniforms were sleeveless jackets made of canvas with laced fronts. Navy adopted the design in 1879, marking a significant shift in team attire.
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Navy
Dear Dorothy Dix column on troubled marriages and in laws
A Dorothy Dix column offers plain guidance on domestic woes. An unhappy wife endures abuse and doubts love, while a worried husband with in laws seeks balance between his wife and elderly family. The advice emphasizes love through kindness, responsibility, and clear boundaries.
GI Holiday Hop Lifts 700 Soldiers Home for Christmas
At Fort Lewis Washington a GI’s idea to fly home for Christmas sparked a mass charter effort. Seventeen planes have been reserved for 26 to 50 passengers, with more planned as travel agencies seek additional aircraft. About 50 percent furloughs and ticket funds needed, as men from many units hope to join the post wide holiday flight.
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Fort Lewis
Wash
California
Petard Roberts
Peoria
Ill
9Th Infantry
Chicago
Cabinet post urged to bridge admin and religious groups
U S Representative Frank W Boykin proposed an enlarged cabinet with a member acting as liaison between the administration and U S religious organizations during a visit to Mobile Alabama.
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Cabinet Post
Mobile
Ala
U. S
Frank W. Boyin
One Good Bill Might Rid Them of the Pest Forever
A brief remark suggests that passing a single effective bill could permanently remove the pest, blaming the entities involved for the ongoing problem. The tone hints at frustration and advocacy for swift legislative action.
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