Cotton classing stations to be added in the South
AP dispatch notes that more cotton classing stations are likely in the South before the next ginning season. Shortages delayed government loans last fall as growers must have cotton classed to obtain funds. Senator Stennis urged action and the Agriculture Department says adding stations is under budget consideration, with no final funding decided yet.
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Gordon Brown
Washington Service
Washington
Senator Stennis
Miss
Agriculture Department
Loveland
Stennis
Congress
Thei~ Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Mississippi
Jackson
Greenwood
Memphis
Tenn
Goodman Family to Be Heard at Singing
The Goodman Family will be heard at an afternoon sing at Center Springs Church Sunday at one o clock. John Grizzard, chairman, extended an invitation to all to attend the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodman
Center Springs
John Grizzard
Your Health: Tuberculosis Facts and Prevention
The article explains how tuberculosis affects the lungs most, spreads through coughing, and mostly harms the young and poor. It notes no vaccine, urges avoiding infected persons, and calls for community x rays, better nutrition, and ongoing research to reduce the disease. It ends with a brief aside on how true wasps build paper nests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Year in Review 49 a Retrospective of 1940s Fashion and Culture
Cynthia Lowry reflects on a year of contrasts from first ladies and Olympic heroes to fashion shifts and stage shows. She notes design houses opening in America, evolving hair trends, evolving toe and heel styles, and changes in consumer goods while highlighting public reactions to media and entertainment.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Paris
Barbara Ann Scott
Helen Wills
Napoleon
Josephine
Mother
Father
Tojo Execution Sparks Mixed American Reactions
Mackenzies Column notes American responses to the Tojo hanging and war crimes trials are divided between satisfaction and unease. Religious opposition to capital punishment features in letters, while many debate assigning responsibility down the chain of command and the role of international law via the United Nations to enforce postwar justice.
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Tojo
America
Philadelphia
Japan
Germany
United Nations
U.N
Hitler
Community notes from Morgan County sings and family news
Mr. and Mrs Warren McGee and son visited Audry Hendersons. Center Springs church invites all to sing on Sunday December 26. Goodman family to attend. Dobbs welcome a son Gary Dwight born December 13 at Hartselle hospital. Allen Livley Sivley families visit Hendersons and Gorees. Mason family moved to Union. Modie Hendersons visited Talucah area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren McGee
Audry Henderson
Center Springs Church
Goodman
Howard Dobbs
Hartselle Hospital
Gary Dwight
Leander Allen
Jackie
W. R. Livley
Dwight
T. C. Dunaway
Dorothy Jeanne
Leona Goree
Somerville
Gertrude Sivley
Clara Lemmond
Bruce Lemmond
Priceville
W. R. Sivley
Edward Holmes
J. T. Mason
Union
Modie Henderson
Donnie
Leon Henderson
Talucah
Speake School News Highlights Christmas Week
Lawrence County social notes report Mr and Mrs Paul Terry visiting, visits by Beulah McKay and Ermine in Danville, a Christmas play by Speake high school directed by Mrs Sammie Stabler, Christmas holidays to begin, weather praised, Audry Hill visiting, holiday guests of Mrs S L Hampton and Miss Marie Hampton, Speake basketball teams travel to Addison and beat Danville last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Terry
L. W. Kelsoe
Beulah McKay
Miss Ermine
Danville
Sammie Stabler
Hartselle
Audry Hill
Decatur
Hattie Hill
J. S. Learce
Cullman County
S. L. Hampton
Marie Hampton
Addison
Minister to Lead Special Services at Church In City
Rev W. W. of the Churchsville will preach Sunday services along with the pastor. P. R. Isley Meg Winster named chairman for morning services. Austin speaker to address the evening service absent the usual end. Southern events noted.
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Pullman House
Grantland
Highway 3
Decatu City
Hartselie-Decatur
W. W
Ville
Illinois
P. R. Isley
Meg Winster
Austin
Ruling Defines Separate Officers for Each Ballot Box in Polling Places
Alabama Attorney General Carmichael ruled that each voting machine and ballot box requires separate election officials even when multiple devices share a polling place. The opinion, sought by Circuit Clerk John E. Mandeville of Mobile, clarifies the meaning of voting place across wards and precincts with several boxes. The article also notes a separate statistic estimating 150,000 to 200,000 children affected by divorce annually in the United States.
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Montgomery
Ala
Albert Carmichael
John E. Mandeville
Mobile
Mobile County
United States
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Surrenwuner
Aabouut
Motorola
LEE S&t
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Life Reader
Hideki Tojo
MacArthur
Sally
Yshiah
The
Sevan Association of
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Prompt Typewriter
Decatur Typewriter Co
First Ave
Moulton St
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Anti Freeze
Joe Hagler
Royal Tire Service
Lee
Eough
Charles Boyer
Toupee
Metropolitan Opera
Bill
Mackenzie
DeWitt Mackenzie
U.S
Patent Office
Morgan County
Winton
Arlene SM
B. Frank Chenault
Grant
Radic and
Hester
Knox McRae
Scott
R. J. Scott
Quentin Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Lawrence County
Charles
Owens
Austinville
Lee St
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Royal Cup
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