Alabama Committees Named for Inaugural Ceremonies
Adjutant General James S. Saliba announced Alabama committees to coordinate state participation in President Truman’s inauguration. Plans include University of Alabama and Auburn bands, a flower-decked float, and extensive arrangements across Finance, Program and Float, Housing, Parade transport, Traffic, Railroad, and Publicity with numerous Montgomery, Birmingham, Mobile and other city officials listed as chairs and co chairs.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Truman
James S. Saliba
Saliba
University of Alabama
Auburn
Homer Cobb
Phenix City
Bill Haigler
Bill McWaters
R. R. Wade
George Wilkinson
Mobile
Harry Taylor
William Taylor
Joe Wells Montgomery
Clifford Stiles
Birminham
Bill Lyerly
Jerome Phillips
Birmingham
Herbert Meighan
Gadsden
E. L. Roberts
Chris Sherlock
Joe Hedrick
Bill Drinkard
Broughton Lamberth
Alexander
City
Cary Haigler
C.B. Blankenship
William O. Mitch
Oe Mais Pier
Clarence C. Horton
Charlie Pinkston Montgomery
Ed Reid
Phillip Hamm
Coma Garrett
Grove Hill
E. T. Millsap
Monroeville
Frank Livingston
Tuscaloosa
John White
Uniontown
Jake Mitchell
J.F. Powell
Ira Davis
Ashville
Ben Reeves
Troy
Orson
W. F. Dyer
J. R. Morton
M. C. Meredith
Andalusia
The American Adventure See The Daily Jan Ten
A compact Jan 10 note highlights an American adventure feature in today’s Daily. Readers are invited to explore a travel themed piece with local angle and period interest.
Daily Across and Down Puzzle Clues From an Old Page
A word puzzle list with across and down clues including Scrutinize, Clutched, Wandering, Workman, Toward the lee, Métal, Vandals, Hallems, Sea N. of Europe, Smothers, Sun god, Projecting members, Exclamation, Help, Observe, Force of power, Sounding, Land measure, Originator, Plant of pea family, Merry, Midday, Incite, Body of Kaffir warriors, Fuel, Luck, A loyalist Amer. Hist. Down clues: Primitive religion Jap. and Native of Corsica.
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Lee
Métal
Sea N
Europe
Smothers
Sun God
Merry
Fuel
Luck
Amer
CROSSWORD AND CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE CLIPPED PAGE NOTES
A cryptogram puzzle and a partial crossword are presented. The cryptogram decodes to a quotation about public opinion as tyrant when people lack other rulers. The page includes a hint explaining the substitution method and notes the daily quotation from King Features Syndicate.
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Lytton
Southeastern Farmers Face Another Good Season in 1949
ATLANTA January 3 Southeastern farmers can expect a better year than 1947 but not as strong as 1948. The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta reports mixed prospects with slower November sales, deposits down from a year earlier, and loan growth tapering after late 1948. Net farm income is expected to dip about eight percent from 1948 due to higher costs, while 1949 demand may hold with continued activity. Cotton acreage likely rises as farmers approach a last year of assured parity. peanut acreage drops could reduce income, offset by other crops. Tobacco exports trended downward, while livestock prices remain high with pork gains and beef, veal, and lamb supplies expected to fall. Construction contracts set a district record for January–October, though October 1948 compared with September shows a drop. costs rise but slower than 1947. Employment increases in wholesale and retail, with a slight rise in manufacturing but lower construction work. The Sixth District includes Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Atlan
Som Bank
Department of Agriculture
Europe
United States
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Pastor Helps to Put Out Fire in Atlanta Hospital
Atlanta January 3 A visiting minister described as fighting hell fire helped extinguish a blaze at the hospital where he is a patient Firemen praised Rev James W Waters for quick thinking and aiding the firefighting effort amid the emergency
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Atlanta
James W. Waters
Barbara Stanwyck Predicts Oscar Winners in Hollywood
Barbara Stanwyck weighs potential Oscar nominees and awards in Hollywood. She praises Olivia de Havilland and Lew Ayres, notes Olivier as masterful, and recalls her own three prior nominations for Stella Dallas Ball of Fire and Double Indemnity. She questions attendance due to the strain of the event.
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Hollywood
Barbara Stanwyck
Barbara
Ee DeHavilland
the Snake
Lew Ayres
Johnny Belinda
Olivia
Lew
Laurence Olivier
Hamet
Olivier
Stella Dallas
Joan Fontaine
Finest Farm Year in History Declared in Lawrence County
W G Burch of the local P M A office reports 1948 marked record crop and livestock gains. County farmers averaged about 35 bushels of corn per acre and yielded over 50 bales of cotton from roughly one bale per acre, with hay crops strong and more cotton stored for potential CCC marketing. Banks hold over $1,000,000 in cotton notes, backing farmer equity and future proceeds if cotton prices rise.
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W. G. Burch
Lawrence County
Burch
Commodity Credit Corporation
C-C-G
Bank of Moulton
Citizens Bank
Repairs Delay Cunard Liner in Southampton
The Queen Mary, delayed from sailing to New York due to hull damage after running aground off Cherbourg, will not depart today. About 1,740 passengers remain aboard as 300 technicians and 18 officials from Cunard White Star Line, the British ministry of transport, and Lloyds of London inspect repairs and seek a clearance certificate before proceeding.
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Southampton
Eng
New York
Cherbourg
Cunard White Star Line
Reers
British
Ministry of Transport
Lloyds of London
Fire at Macon hospital elevator shaft prompts quick fire response
The chaplain of Macon fire department reported smoke from an elevator shaft at the Georgia Baptist Hospital. He helped fight two fires by pouring water down the shaft until firefighters arrived and extinguished a paper pile blaze. He stressed fire prevention in his remarks.
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Macon
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Waters
Mable White Baptist Church
One Fire Call in Month Warns of Christmas Dangers
Stanley Blakemore, Moulton fire chief, said Saturday that the department had only one run during December and it was caused by a false alarm. He noted December is usually dangerous due to Christmas tree decorations and fireworks, but the month has been fortunate with little actual danger.
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Stanley Blakemore
Moulton
Quiet Ends Quiet Holiday Week With Prohibition Raids
A vacant week ends as Chief Dutton and Officer Stone arrest a man for illegal possession after stopping two suspicious others. Dutton, Stone raid a second site finding three pints. With a search warrant they seize 23 pints at a man's home. One more disturbance call yields a drunk man and a pint rider.
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Dutton
Stone
Twelve Moulton Firms Pay 1949 Privilege Licenses Early
Twelve Moulton business firms paid 417.75 into the town treasury for their 1949 Privilege licenses. Town clerk E. R. Burgess said he prepared the licenses late Friday and mailed them so they arrived New Year's morning.
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Moulton
Town Treasury
E. R. Burgess
24 GET MILITARY CALL Lawrence county
Lawrence County saw a push toward military mindedness last week as 24 residents engaged in civic or school activities related to national service and defense programs. The exact details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Lawrence County
Preinduction exams for 24 men to be held January 11
Miss Mary Almon, secretary to the Lawrence County Draft Board, lists 24 men from towns including Hillsboro Courtland Town Creek and Moulton who will report to Gadsden for pre induction physicals January 11. One eligible Black recruit is among those accepted so far.
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Mary Almon
Lawrence County Draft Board
Gadsden
Robert Sharpe
Hillsboro
Charles Arthur Sherrill
Courtland
George Washington Harvey
Town Creek
William Carl Mardis
Cleo Martin
Walter I. Glenn
Moulton
Joe Benjiman_ Gray
Dewey Edward Lanard
Danville
Lonzo Cunningham
Bennie Bernard Garth
Percey Goodloe
Wheeler
Fire Department Moves to New Home in Moulton
The Moulton Fire Department relocated yesterday to its new building after the water and street departments moved equipment Friday from the old Lawrence County Exchange building at East Street and Decatur Highway. The council authorized the move in December to gain space and better access. lease is temporary month to month.
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Moulton Fire Department
Water and Street Department
Lawrence County Exange
East Street
Decatur Hig
Mrs Rayburn Jackson Hosts Christmas Eve Party
Mrs Rayburn Jackson entertained with a party at her Decatur highway home on Christmas Eve. Co hostess Mrs Jimmie Hambrick assisted as more than 30 guests enjoyed the decor and color scheme blue and silver. The Christmas tree was the center of attraction and gifts were exchanged.
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Rayburn Jackson
Decatur Highway
Jimmie Hambrick
New News Editor for Moulton Advertiser
Vic Buggett of Birmingham is named News Editor of the Moulton Advertiser. He is a recent graduate of the School of Journalism.
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Vic Buggett
Birmingham
Moulton Advertiser
Buggett
The
School of Journalism
Local News From Moulton and Nearby Areas
University of Alabama arrival in Moulton. New Year observances affect post office banks and some offices. County schools to reopen tomorrow after a holiday break. Rosenwald School fund drive aims for 2000 by January 31 to match state funds for facilities. Local residents and visitors noted, including Jimmie Hambrick and Arnold Gordon Jr. in Mississippi and Decatur respectively.
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A. L. Gordon
Mississip
Moulton
Mississippi College
Clinton
Miss
F. T. Moore
Landersville
Dwight Smith
Luther Smith
Jackson
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