Peg O Heart festival play at Riverside auditorium
The Junior Chamber of Commerce presents Peg O My Heart as the second of three 1950 festival offerings at Riverside auditorium. Barbara Stanton stars as Peg with a cast including Mary Clare Khast Sayres Don Ross Terry Rudd and Freddie Bartholomew in a period comedy revival drawing on stage film and radio traditions.
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Peg O
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ae Ie Y
Lauglor
Riverside Auditorium
Barbara Stanton
Peg
Simons Cleveland Playhouse
Cleveland
Ohio
Colorado Springs
Colorado
B. Iden Payne
New York
Birdie
Lillian Hellman
Pagean
Sean O’casey
Playboy
Mary
Clare
Chichester
University of Chicago
de Paul University Department of
Belport
Shady Lane Theatre
Hotel Rotary
Guild
Hearing Postponed by Alabama Utilities on Tax Hike
A two-judge circuit court postponed hearings to February 6 on suits by 17 utilities protesting a state property tax increase. The challenge centers on revoking ad valorem taxes to the full 60 percent valuation allowed by Alabama law, with many utilities previously paying about 45 percent. Henry Clay imported the first purebred Herefords to the United States in 1817.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Philip Hamm
Henry Clay
United States
Jolly Time Pop Corn Ads Boost Sales Worldwide
Howard C. Smith of the American Pop Corn company says newspaper advertising in 1950 will dominate the company’s promotion. He credits local papers as the backbone of Jolly Time sales, noting that cities with continual ads lead in sales and that the current season will feature the largest advertising program yet for home popping popcorn.
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Howard C. Smith
American Pop Corn Company
States
Hawaii
Canada
Mr. Smith
Local Notables and Visits Across Morgan County
Mrs O H Bradford of Decatur visited relatives here as overnight guest of her mother Mrs Myrtle Miller. Rev E L Hunt of Phil Campbell and his children Mary Sue and Lowell visited here Thursday. Many relatives and friends noted travel and stays with Mooneyhams, Rogers, Jones, Plemons, Lipsey, and others around Decatur, Lacey's Spring, and Birmingham with assorted visits and holidays.
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O. H. Bradford
Decatur
Myrtle Miller
Mary Sue
Lowell
Phil Campbell
Rev. Hunt
Harry Jones
Willodean Mooneyham
Tom Carroll
Pine Bluff
Ark
Otto Carrol
Paul Jones
Leesdale
Ala
W. T. Mooneyham
Mary Rogers
Novie Plemons
Gravel Ridge
Cy Miller
Lula Wade
R. Miller
Onnie Waugh
Route One
Troy McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Vernice Blankenship
Baugh-Wiley Hospital
Eula Long
Atlanta
Leona Goree
G. Mikell
Memphis
Melba Jean Lipsey
D. B. Mooneyham
Russell R. Summers
Chattanooga
Tenn
Joe B. Ransom Colonnet
Jerel Cook
Jerel
Joe B
J. L. Lipsey
Collision claims Muscle Shoals youth. officers injured nearby
Jerome Davenport eighteen of Muscle Shoals was killed in a bicycle collision with a car in Sheffield. Sheffield patrolmen T. H. Thrasher and John A. Smith were injured when their patrol car collided with a second automobile en route to the accident. A hit and run near Trussville injured four, including Patrolman Homer O. Shannon and Mrs. Ruby Tidwell and Rufus Youngblood, with Mrs. Youngblood hurt as well.
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Sheffield
Jerome Davenport
Muscle Shoals City
T. H. Thrasher
John A. Smith
Davenport
Highsway
Trussville
Birmingham
Homer O. Shannon
Ruby Tidwell
Morris
Ala
Rufus Youngblood
Illinois dairy science explains limburger aroma
University of Illinois researchers describe limburger cheese made from whole milk. Dr. S L Tuckey, associate professor of dairy technology, details how selecting bacteria shapes flavor and aroma.
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Urbana
Ill
University of Illinois
S. L. Tuckey
States' Rights Dominates Alabama Primary Talk
Alabama party chief Gessner T. McCorvey says the states' rights issue will be the major battle in the May and June primaries. Governor James E. Folsom backs his view and praises the idea of fighting it out within the party.
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Mobile
Ala
Alabama
Democratic Party
Gessner T. McCorvey
McCorvey
James E. Folsom
Truman
Folsom
Montgomery
Old Ship Loses Out in Long Beach Harbor
The 49 year old windjammer once among the Pacific's largest merchant ships nears retirement. Its masts and bowsprit were removed and it briefly served as an offshore sport fishing barge. Towed to a dock, it housed a towboat and salvage firm before being replaced by a $1,000,000 former Navy ship. Its ultimate fate remains undecided while its sister Mindanao was scuttled as a derelict after burning.
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Long Beach
Calif
Sgmar
Mindanao
Alabama Democrats vow unity after primaries
A Alabama Democrat leader warned that all party members would back the November nominees in the general election even if the primaries nominate anti states rights candidates. He urged supporters who believe in states rights to honor their commitment and back the ticket.
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Alabama
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Nebraska Wesleyan University
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Claudia
U. S.C
Charles Ruggles
Freddie Bartholomew
Berkley Square
Diana Barrymore
Laura
Dixie Freezer
Challenger Airlines
Salt Lake City
Henry Norton
James Norton
Tip-Top Food Stores
LaFayette and
Sycamore Streets
Ferry Street
Wilson Avenue
Ideal Brand
Fryers. Ib
Neer
Morgan County
Somerville
Sardia Winton
Hartselle
Decatur Tuesay
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H. G. Dukes
Lacey's Spring
New Hope
Peter Bohdanouk
LaGuardia Field
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Germany
American Overseas Airlines
Detroit
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Myron C. Taylor
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Pope Pius
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Grant St
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First Ave
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