Timber Sale Announced for Kellys Mill Unit in Alabama
Don Gerred and Fréd L Joy announce timber to be sold to sawmill operators in the Kellys Mill unit of the Wm. B. Bankhead National Forest. About 830 000 board feet to be harvested to remove little leaf disease and improve future growth under supervised, selective cutting. Proceeds go to Treasury. 25 percent returned to local counties for schools and roads.
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Don Gerred
Forest Supervisor’s
Montgomery
Fréd L. Joy
Paper Joy
Kelly’s Mill
Alabama
Noa
Joy
Ranger Joy
United States
Wm. B. Bankhead National Forest
Bride dies after New Market house fire blast
Mrs. Robert Reid, married one month, died in a hospital from burns after a fire in her New Market home. Authorities say a kerosene explosion while lighting the blaze drenched her in burning oil. Her husband sustained burns while attempting to rescue her.
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Huntsville
Ala
Robert Reid
New Market
Dairy industry notes 1945 outlook and Kudzu interest
A courier of farm notes highlights 1944 dairy production at 118 billion pounds and optimism for 1945. It cites better cow care, feed and fertilizer guidance from Missouri Circulars 227 and 245, and discusses Kudzu as a versatile cover crop with soil and forage benefits.
Mystery in the Garden The Feds Probe Frederic Miller Links
Lieutenant Nugent reports on a missing man linked to a New Jersey band. Craig Brent explains his father shot at him in dusk confusion, thinking him another man. Alexia, Nicky and the twins blur alibis as clues unfold. The glove evidence ties Brent’s father to the broader Bund affair.
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Anna
Drue
Peter
Craig
Alexia
Nugent
Frederi
Frederic Miller
New Jersey
Newark
New York
F.B.I
Miller
Brent
Bund
Hitler
Frederic Mil
Mr. Brent
Dr. Chivery
Nicky
Kate
Chivery
Claud
Father
Claud Chivery
Beevens
Mignon G. Eberhart
King Features Syndicate
Ina
Belgians bear witness to German armored onslaughts and tank wedges
In Belgium December 25 the correspondent describes a vast no mans land war where German armor uses pincers to trap and destroy scattered Allied forces. He notes repeated rapid changes of town control, mobile columns, and the costly limits of German reserves against Allied counter moves.
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Belgium
von Rundstedt
Mons
Siegfried Line
Hitler
No-Man's Land
Ackack
Child Dies After Shelled Pecan Lodged in Windpipe
Bobbie Ann Noland a two and one half year old Aliceville Alabama girl died yesterday after a shelled pecan section became lodged in her windpipe An ambulance rushed her 600 miles to Tuscaloosa for an emergency operation but she was dead on arrival Parents are Mr and Mrs James Curtis Noland Alabama officials reported the tragedy.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Bobbie Ann Noland
Aliceville
James Curtis Noland
Phenix City Police Force Resigns in Protest
In Phenix City Alabama seven of fifteen police officers quit amid a 15 day suspension of Patrolman W M Jowers over a roughing incident with Ft Benning soldiers. Mayor Cobb called it a strike and planned to hire new officers with aid from highway patrol.
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Phenix City
Ala
Ft. Benning
Louie Lane
Homer D. Cobb
Cobb
van B. Gilbert
Alabama State Highway Patrol
Montgomery
Gilbert
Pat Daniel
W. M. Jowers
Daniel
William C. Coulbourne
Jowers
Board of Commissioners
Lane
Police Department
Troy Adams
W. C. Horne
Steve Thompson
Dewey Bessant
H. H. Whitman
William Griffin
National income hits new wartime peak in 1944
National income rose to 159 billion dollars in 1944, a record high due to wartime activity. Commerce Department experts say 1945 will be quieter with early-year peak already reached and leveled off. Estimated payments to individuals reach 155 billion, consumer spending 96.6 billion, government non-war 13 billion, and war purchases 85 billion.
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Washington
Commerce Department
In Guatemala, Each Community Weaves Distinctive Dress Traditions
In Guatemala communities maintain unique dress styles reflecting local heritage. The article highlights different patterns colors and fabrics worn for festivals daily life and ceremonial events showcasing regional identity and craftsmanship.
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Guatemala
Pruitt Family Spends Happy Christmas at Home
The Pruitt family of Moulton rejoices as they gather for Christmas for the first time in over four years. Sons Paul, William, and Reno have returned from overseas or Alaska service with the 151st Engineers and other assignments, with Paul honorably discharged in March 1944.
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S. T. Pruitt
Moulton
Italy
Aleutian Islands
Paul Pruitt
Africa
William
Alaska
151St Engineers
Ft. Leonard Wood
Reno Pruitt
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