Declaration of Independence Oath and Resolve Echoes
A fragmentary transcription of the Declaration of Independence asserts human equality, rights to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness, and the right to alter or abolish governments. It cites grievances against King George III including taxation, armed forces, and obstruction of justice, concluding with the colonies declaring themselves free and independent.
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Great Britain
Helg
United States
Amer
World
Roosevelt Brain Trust Sees Summer Upturn in Production
The Roosevelt economic brain trust predicts a July to September rise in industrial output, with steel orders and auto industry model changes driving early gains. They note seasonally adjusted figures show a milder midsummer decline and a stronger retail sector, amid European developments and British steel demand.
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Washington
Roosevelt Economic Brain Trust
Europe
British Steel
Acuty
Reason for Fight Over Hidden One Dollar Photo
In Seattle on July 4, Mrs. June Moore Smith and her estranged husband contended over a photograph of her mother in law. The dispute ended in justice court with William Alvin Smith receiving a suspended sentence for assaulting his father in law after a $1 bill was found concealed in the back of the photo.
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Seattle
June Moore Smith
Justice Court
William Alvin Smith
Walters Winchell On Broadway Memo for a Columnist's Girl Friday
Walter Winchell's column notes social and showbiz chatter from New York to Dallas. It cites Mary Alicia Tobin at Benton and Bowles, letters from Senator Reynolds, marriage rumors, hotel blanket reuse, and gossip about Batten House figures, with jokes on radio and theatre figures and a sendoff from Tahiti.
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Mr. W
Bob Reynolds
Mary Alicia Tobin
Benton and Bowles
Noel Carter
Billy
Vine
Citte
Noel
Bill
Jack Dempseys
Evelyn Oakes
Dick Stabile
A. Gordon Findlay
American Tobacco Co
Dallas
Phil Baker
New York
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Racine
Wisconsin
Budapest
Paris
Tommy Corcoran
McNigel
Federal Communications
Leo Casey
Miami Beach
Murphy
Fitzpatrick
Tahiti
Daily Grind
West Indies
Roy Roberts earns break with Helen Hayes tour
Roy Roberts gains a professional break with the Helen Hayes show after filling in for Jack Whiting on opening night. Patricia Whitney leaves the Dbiss of marriage Detroit project, predicting an heir in September. St. Ch elway resigns from his post.
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Roy Roberts
Jack Whiting
Helen Hayes
Patricia Whitney
Dbiiss
Detroit
St. Chelway
Jim Tully Joins Coast Columnist Army For Weekly
The item notes Jim Tully joining the coast column and earning a fancy salary with several helpers. A pal jokes about gathering hokum in an hour and needing a big shovel. Other quips refer to Cantor singing and Broadway returns.
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Jim Tully
Tully
Cantor
Broadway
The
Astor
MGM
Joe Lewis
Dorothy Thompson Returns From Coast in Sponsor Talks
Dorothy Thompson travels back from the coast and engages in negotiations with three sponsors while Buckner Jr. fraud trial proceeds, hinting at Broadway projects and streetwise business.
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Dorothy Thompson
Buckner, Jr
Broadway
Smart
Oh taste and see the Lord is good sermon and notices
The piece blends a devotional sermon on Psalm 34 8 with local social notes. It urges belief through tasting the Lord s goodness and contrasts unbelief with faith. It then lists numerous local visitors and residents visiting family in Hartselle Scottsboro Decatur and Huntsville areas with several names and places mentioned.
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David
Practical Fourth of July Firework Safety Advice
Dr Logan Clendening offers guidance on fireworks injuries and tetanus prevention. He explains burn treatment, the importance of tetanus antitoxin for dirty wounds, and compares wartime infection rates versus modern routine antitoxin use, noting a small rash as a common side effect.
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Logan -Clendening
M. D
Local social notes from Morgan and Morgan County towns
Mrs Ben Blevins and others visited Decatur on Tuesday. Mrs Milton Blevins and Mrs Fred Jennings and daughter were in Decatur. Miss May England visits Hartselle with Cora and Myra McCutcheon. Mr and Mrs W Z Butler were Hartselle visitors. A M Peck of Decatur was here.
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Mary Peck
Hartselle
Howle- Black Clinic
C. P. Johnston
Decatur
G. Mikell
Jefferson
Blount
Raphael Parker
John
Mary Parker
Emma Harlow
Edgar McClure
Nashville
Myrtle Miller
Winnell Eubanks
Misses Dennis
Betty Jo Maples
Ona Plumadore
Huntsville
Ben Blevins
Milton Blevins
Fred Jennings
May England
Cora
Myra McCutcheon
W. Z. Butler
A. M.peck
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Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
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Atlan
Nother
Mies
Pau Mallon
King Future Syedionta Ne
Mmerea
Corcoran-Cohen
Cohen
Corcoran
Patt
Jesse Jones
Jones
General Monteiro
U. S
General Marshall
Gettysburg
Marshall
Monteiro
Oak Ridge
6Th Corps
jJater
Liase TS
Ae Eee
Lig
Gul
Walter Winchell
Louis-Galen
Tony
Duke Daly
Paula Stone
Beverly Hills
Bill McNutt
Harvard
Yale
Bobby Jones
Don Skene
Tribune
Albia
New Yorker
Hazel Scott
Hickory House
Lew Brown
Boston
Yokel Boy
Knox
5Th Avenue
Jan Norriss
Edwin C. Hill
Beth Brown
Ripley
Japan
Russia
Wallcott
Rome
de Maupassant
Gilbert Miller
Woollcott
DeMaup
North Alabama
Moulton Gireet
Joe W. Winton
Kyle Gilchrist
Nell
Kyle
Gilchrist
O. B. Gilchrist
Charley Carter
Scottsboro
Ida Tanner
Lyle
Blue Spring
Glenn Watkins
Willene. Ransom
Evelyn Bobbie
Bettye Blackwell
Clendening
Logan Clendening
City Park
Princess Theatre
Morgan County National Bank
Decatur, Alabama
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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