Planes to be produced rise with U S rearmament drive
The article surveys Boeing and other U S aircraft plants expanding for the air defense buildup. It notes a president’s suggestion of 50 000 warplanes per year, with actual output likely lower for the next two years due to orders tooling and skilled labor needs.
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Hartselle Rotary installs new officers at weekly meeting
Hartselle Rotary Club held a Wednesday meeting at First Christian church to install M. H. Broom as president with B. G. Hall as vice president and Dr. E. R. Currier as secretary treasurer. J. R. Stone completed his term, receiving a past president’s Rotary pin as the gavel passed.
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J R. Stone
di W. McNeill
Joe Burleson
A Filiott
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War plant labor pool narrows as applications surge
The Boeing plant has 20,000 applications in five weeks while 14,000 of 200,000 were improbably considered. Of the 6,000 remaining, about 75 percent were fit only as helpers, signaling uncertainty over how many war planes America can produce.
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Trifling Five Across Clue List from Daily Crossword
A compact crossword excerpt presents across clues from 5 to 39 with entries like Mince A jot To feel ones way A tanned skin Unattached Angry growl Question Pitcher Esker Exists Melancholy Exclamation of disgust Heat again Club Climbir shrub Short Firman Teamst Billiard Wind instrument Music note Aloft Lad rent er Lrod Arabian garment A charm Skeleton of the head Beg Employs Scottish Gaelic The first man Decorates Down clues numbered 1 to 40 cover Leaps Fencing sword Fine gauze Mormon leader Lacrosse racket Curved implement Beverage Ingenious White of egg Otherwise Project Flock A song Rapid To tramp Catch or fire A fish Flexible Coquetti Symbol Persian coins Point of a tooth Payee of a note Explosion Yesterday s Answer Gentle breeze False Ever cntr Jollies
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Gly-Cas Proved Wonderful for Decatur Man
I L Hardin of 511 Fifth Ave West Decatur a taxi operator reports Gly-Cas relieved a stubborn constipation backache and sleep problems. He says after starting Gly-Cas his bowels kidneys and energy improved and he has not missed a day’s work.
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Nelson First to Announce for Hartselle Mayor
Hartselle Alabama reports M Nelson entering the mayoral race after serving as mayor since 1928. The city faces a large field for the September 17 election with five alderman posts open and candidates including P Hodges incumbent Joe W Burleson and R B Hardwick.
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Discovery Bared In Baltimore Disease Study
Baltimore reports two Johns Hopkins medical school doctors today revealed findings on an infantile paralysis parasite. The disease affects monkeys and humans by inflaming nerve tracts from brain to spinal cord, causing paralysis.
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Gly-Cas Sold by Moulton Street Decatur and Nearby Druggists
Gly-Cas is sold by MOULTON STREET DECATUR and by leading druggists in surrounding towns.
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