Bartlett Robertson Duo to Perform Two Piano Recital
Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robertson join Decatur Concert Association for a two piano recital at Riverside High School Auditorium on February 7 at eight o clock. The program marks the third event in the year and profiles the duo as world renowned leaders in their field with a rich international career and ties to major orchestras.
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Ethel Bartlett
Rae Robertson
Decatur Concert Association
Bartlett
Robertson
Riverside High School
Concert Association
Stephenson Barrett
Helen Jepson
Miss Jepson
Decatur
England
Inverness
Scotland
Edinburgh University
Tobias Matthay
Royal Academy of Music
London
Bartlett and Robertson
Latin America
South Africa
Europe
United Sates
Canada
Toscaninni
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Cincinnati Symphony
Washington National Symphony
Chicago Symphony
Rochester Philharmonic
Boston Herald
Migraine Causes and Chiropractic Remedies
Migraine is a severe one sided headache with base of skull radiation, light sensitivity, nausea, and vomiting, often linked to digestive disorders and bile in the stomach. The piece notes nervous system valves regulate bile flow and claims many cases respond to Chiropractic adjustments with some patients becoming chiropractors.
Young Cotney Dies in Wreck
Lafayette Alabama January 28 sheriff J M Abney said Billy Cotney 23 died early when his car left the road near Milltown ten miles northwest of Lafayette The car struck a tree and overturned Cotney’s father Amos a Wadley lumberman was paroled two months ago from a 20 year second degree murder sentence after prison officials faced criticism for special privileges linked to Cotney during his time at Draper prison
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Lafayette
Ala
J. M. Abney
Billy Cotney
Milltown
Abney
Young Cotney
Amos
Wadley
Cotney
Draper Prison
Alabama Democrats face split over national loyalty in spring slate
The party debates loyalty to the national Democratic leadership vs a states rights camp led by Gessner McCartney as Alabama voters choose eight members per district for the executive committee. Voters face factional fights, personal loyalties, and the governor race in the spring primaries.
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National Party
Natinal Democratic
Alabama
Mr. Truman
Gessnér T. McCartney
Thurmond- Wright
Gadsden
Herbert Meighan
Woman Killed and Man Hurt in Route 29 Crash
Lynchburg Virginia January 28 A woman was killed and Kenneth L Rainey of Gadsden Alabama is listed in critical condition after an automobile overturned on Route 29 north of Lynchburg The woman died at Lynchburg General Hospital and her name was not released immediately.
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Lynchburg
Here
Kenneth L. Rainey
Gadsden
Ala
Lynchburg General Hospital
Rainey
Foresters Call Private Ownership for Forest Care
Birmingham lumberman J. H. Eddy led the windup of the Southeastern section of the Society of American Foresters in Montgomery Alabama. He urged that care and management of forests remain with private owners at the session held January 28.
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Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
J. H. Eddy
Society of American Foresters
Arbor Day Proclaimed in Alabama by Gov Folsom
Governor James E. Folsom designated Friday February 10 as Arbor Day in Alabama. He urged schools farms and civic clubs to observe with programs celebrating the state's forest resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
James E. Folsom
Alabama
Folsom
Illinois Yankees Finally Discover That Hospitality
A young Illinois family of five, stranded in Birmingham, begs for help as they travel to Dothan, Alabama, where the father has a farm job. Passersby give dollars, and the exhausted parents keep moving, keeping their identities private.
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Birmingham
Ala
Illinois
Nashville
Ill
Dothan
Registration of Jeffersons New Vote More Rapid
The Jefferson county board of registrars in Birmingham approved 377 new voters this week and denied 118. Of 240 black applicants 115 were denied and 125 passed. Three white applicants of 255 were rejected. The board chair said registration was higher than in weeks past. An earlier dispute involved accusations of blocking by two associates and a push for a grand jury probe. The FBI is investigating the board by order of the Department of Justice.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County
Board of Registrars
John G. Hosey
Hosey
H. A
Gus) Thompson
R. J. Creel
Thompson
Creel
FBI
Department of Justice
Doctor H B Whiteside Dies In Ohatchee Office
Dr H B Whiteside a longtime Ohatchee physician who graduated from Alabama Medical College in 1910 died suddenly in his office. He earlier practiced in Pickens county and Birmingham before moving to Ohatchee. He is survived by his wife two daughters and two sisters.
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Chatchee
Ala
H. B._Whiteside
Ohatchee
University of Alabama Medical School
Pickens County
Birmingham
Public Health Service Officers Don Navy Style Uniforms
Public Health Service officers are pictured in uniforms resembling naval dress. The image highlights the interchangeability of insignia and styling with naval officers, reflecting formal military influence.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Naval
Drivers Warned Against Fogs
Lee Jones of the Alabama Motorists Association warns drivers to use low beam headlights in fog due to reduced visibility. Pedestrians should face oncoming traffic and stay alert while driving slowly and keeping lights on low beam at all times.
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Lee Jones
Alabama Motorists Association
American Automobile Association
Jones
Sletcher To Join Local Firm In Coming Days
George Francis Sletcher, history graduate of Michigan State Normal College, plans to return with his wife Nell and daughter Ann to settle locally. He will join his father in law in the firm of Sam Frank and Moore. Sletcher worked in audio visual aids and as staff photographer for The Normal News and the Aurora year book during college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Francis Sletcher
Michigan State Normal College
Sletcher
Ann
Aurora
Chairman resigns in Calhoun County Democratic panel
C. H. Young resigned today as chairman of the Calhoun County Democratic executive committee citing medical advice. A. J. Barnes, vice president, assumed the presidency as Young had served in the role for an extended period and had been a member since earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Ala
C. H. Young
Calhoun County
Democratic Executive Committee
A. J
Buster)Barnes
Young
After Four Weeks Congress Has Little in Law to Show
Washington report notes only one bill sent to the White House in four weeks a resolution for National Children’s Day. Senate actions include oleomargarine tax repeal civil rights and displaced persons law changes with housing for moderate income families debated. House battles over civil rights Fair Employment Practice and cotton acreage controls slow progress as elections loom and Dixie opposition persists.
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Congress
Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
White House
President Truman
Truman
House
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
FEPC
Dairy cows face impact from sudden handling and noises
A sudden change rough handling or unusual noises may affect the production of a dairy cow.
Called Meeting of Lodge No 29 A F and A M
Secretary L Allen announced a called meeting of Lodge No 29 A F and A M to be held Monday night at seven. All Master Masons are urged to attend for work and examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meres Ane Lodge
Vine
Wero L. Allen
Vacumatic Carburetor Offers Savings For Motorists
An ad-like notice promotes the Vacumatic Carburetor by the Vacuumatic Carburetor Co of Wauwatosa Wisconsin. It claims to reduce fuel waste by over-rich mixtures and installs in minutes fitting cars trucks tractors and heavy equipment. They offer free details by mail or postcard.
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Wisconsin
State St
Wauwatesa
Wis
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Dent
Rules Committee
Dixie
Belk’s
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