Soviet envoy Novikov vows no war with United States
Nikolai V. Novikov new Russian Ambassador to the United States says the Soviet Union will never start a war with the U S or any other country and that differences can be ironed out with time and patience There is no basis for war between the two powers he asserts noting Europe now faces a difficult transition from war to peace He rejects the idea that clashes are inevitable and stresses mutual obligations and practical cooperation as the path forward
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Asngton
Nikolai V. Novikov
Soviet Union
United States
Truman
Novikov
Europe
Russia
U. S.A
Veterans council meeting set for July seven in Scottsboro
The United Spanish War Veterans Department of Alabama announces a council meeting Sunday afternoon July 7 at Scottsboro. Attending camps include Joe Keeler Florence John McDonald Decatur Captain Warwick Huntsville and Charles Q Beach Scottsboro. 1898 1902 veterans not in a camp are urged to join nearby camp.
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United Spanish War Veterans
Department of Alabama
Scottsboro
T. M. Sloan
Charles Q. Beach
Joe Keeler
Florence
John McDonald
Decatur
Captain Warwick
Huntsville
Charles Q. Beech
George J.flourney
Ile
Red Hill News Notes and Family Visits
Excessive rains delay farm work in this community. Mrs Chester Dobbins and child spent Monday night with her father J W Callahan and family of Oakville. Edward Borden and children Dwayne Royce with J T Borden of Austinville visited their sisters Mrs Bob McCaghren and Mrs Lewis Swindell Sunday. Jessie McCaghren visited Carley Lowery in Oakville. Housewives busy canning vegetables this week. Mrs Jack Key Durleen Rees and Archie Rainey visited in Decatur Monday. Mrs Mose Owens and grandson.
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Chester Dobbins
J. W. Callahan
Oakville
Edward Borden
Dwayne and
Royce
J. T. Borden
Austinville
Bob McCaghren
Lewis Swindell
Jessie McCaghren
Carley Lowery
Jack Key
Durleen Rees
Archie Rainey
Decatur
Mose Owens
Big Jim Will Be Honored by Alabama Woodmen
Woodmen of the World members from across Alabama plan a July 5 meeting at Gadsden Municipal Auditorium. A class of 100 candidates will be initiated for Governor-elect J. E. Folsom. Mayor J. Herbert Meighen will welcome. Judge Elbert Boozer of Anniston will respond. Congressman John Sparkman of Huntsville will give the main address. Ben Boswell of Birmingham chairs the meeting. Capt J E Harris leads floor work with Poplar Camp Birmingham. 500 to 700 Woodmen are expected.]
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Woodmen of the World
Alabama
Municipal Auditorium
Gadsden
J. E
Big
John Sparkman
Huntsville
Ben Boswell
Birmingham
J. E. Harris
Poplar Camp
M. E Kilpatrick
Lions Club Discusses July Lion Horse Show at Benson Field
Decatur Lions club members heard reports from committees on the annual horse show set for July 25 at Benson Field during the Tuesday noon meeting at Woodall's. Lion Tom Brooks paid tribute to past president James Wade for his year of service. Guests included Fred Hartley Harvey Bazemore Atlee Wilson and Charley Smith.
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Benson Field
Decatur Lions Club
Woodall’s
James Wade
Lion Tom Brooks
Tom Edgil
Fred Hartley
Harvey Bazemore
Atlee Wilson
Charley Smith
Edward Owens Enjoys Week With Slipup Hosts
Edward Owens spent last week with Mr and Mrs Willie Owens of Slipup. Several from here attended church at Enon Sunday.
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Edward Owens
Willie Owens
Enon
House blocks TVA plan for Mobile phosphate plant
The House rejected the government corporations appropriations bill amendment to fund a TVA Mobile Alabama phosphate plant. Rep Whitten urged $3 million to begin construction on a $13 million project approved earlier, arguing 49 percent available plant food and cheaper shipping. Opponents said commercial fertilizer can meet demand and government involvement is unjustified.
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Washington
House
Tennessee Valley Authority
Mobile
Ala
Senate
Government Corporations
Whitten
D-Miss
Congress
War Production Board
Sparkman
D-Ala
Hendricks
Gore
D-Tenn
Flammagan
D-Wva
Peterson
D-Fla
Cooley
D-Nc
Jensen
Local Social Notes from Morgan County and Rocky Ford
Mr and Mrs Earl Benniefield and sons of Decatur visit the Stephenson family Sunday evening. Miss Sue Stephenson spends the weekend in Atlanta. Louie Key represents Neel Baptist Church at Ridgecrest. Families in Florence Hartselle and Decatur enjoy visits and weekend activities. Ralph Roan Loyd Betterton take jobs in Goodyear Mills Decatur. Clyde Wallace completes his storehouse.
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Earl Benniefield
Decatur
Fred Stephenson
Evelyn and
Raythorn Edwards
Florence
J. H. Edwards
Roy Higdon
Johnie Rodgers
Sue Stephenson
Atlanta
Clyde Wallace
Neel
F. J. Stephenson
Sunday singing at Caddo replaces Oak Grove service
Lawrence County community notes report Sunday school at Oak Grove postponed for the annual Caddo singing which drew a good crowd. Local visits include Reno and Minnie Pruitt, Roy Phillips and family, and Neal Standridge guests.
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Oak Grove
Caddo
Reno Pruitt
J. E. Standridge
Roy Phillips
Enos Hardin
Ollie Ledlow
Felton Ledlow
Minnie Barnes
Tommie Wade
Junior Carroll
Decatur
Neal Standridge
Lucille Morgan
Nashville
Kennie Lockwood
Carl Lockwood
Detroit
Michigan
Chester Standridge
Eloise
Willie Standridge
Gaines Gibson
Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Noted
Sunday school attendance was small as officers urged more participation next week. Local residents and relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. Cabe McKay Jr and the Pittman sisters, visited friends and relatives across the area. C. L. Sanford has been discharged from the U S Army after overseas service.
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Cabe McKay Jr
Speake
Donnie Crowe
Bonnie-Lindsey
Annie Sue Pitman
Barbara Era
Jerry Morris
Betty Lou Hill
Evelyn Prater
Travis Asherbranner
Fred Sanford
Lera Lackey
Hartselle
Elmer Sanford
C. L. Sanford
U. S. Army
Walker Steele
Lewis
St. Berhard College
Ann Hall
Evel Gibson
Dorothy
Ruby Prator
Charlie Wayne Prator
Lois Sanford
Fleoder Joyce
Community Notes From Morgan County and Nearby
Local residents and visitors are listed with family connections and travel plans. Miss Dunreath McKee spent a week with her brother in Decatur. Irene Oden hosted a gathering for Armon Kenney Winford Holmes and families. Jocie Hamilton visited the Childs home in Decatur. Elaine Childers and her son Don from Augusta will take a furlough here. Carmen Tanner Lorene Lewis from Florence State Teachers College plan to return home for the Fourth. Ariel McKee on vacation from Athens visits family. Robert Woodall of Decatur also spends two weeks with his parents.
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Dunreath McKee
Anthony McKee
Decatur
Irene Oden
Armon Kenney
Winford Holmes
Jocie Hamilton
Pierce Childs
Pfc
Elaine Childers
Don
Augusta
Carmen Tanner
Lorene Lewis
Florence State Teachers College
Ariel McKee
Athens
Herry McKee
Robert Woodall
Jim Woodall
Vets Warned On GI Loans
Veterans were warned by the Veterans Administration that loan guaranties guarantee the veteran’s obligation to the government for any loss from guaranty payments. Some locals were offered substandard homes with the impression monthly payments are rent, letting the VA pay if foreclosed. Veterans must use credit carefully and be aware of potential losses.
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Veterans Administration
Ferry Street
Samuel M. Slaton
Slaton
Galileo Moon Telescope and First Astronomical Use
A fragment notes Galileo’s use of the first telescope for astronomy in 1609 and his habit of treating money as his own in long term.
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Galileo
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