Morgan County sees debt drop as farmers boost milk output
In Alabama's Morgan County a lengthy commentary notes farmers can diversify into dairy without hurting cotton. It praises bond-payoff progress, laments inflation talk, and highlights local youths rescuing a boat with a home built diving helmet from the Disco slip.
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Decatur
Junior
TVA Taxes Paid Show Big Public Revenue Role
TVA reports payments in lieu of taxes to seven Southern states and 132 counties totaling 2,007,803 for the year. Combined with municipal and cooperative systems, TVA power districts paid over 4.5 million in 1948, well above former ad valorem taxes on reservoir lands and private power systems. Alabama leading with 341,889 and 42,378 in adjacent counties. Georgia figures also listed.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Alabama
Georgia
Seerf
Selma Times Journal endorses Chauncey Sparks for Alabama governor
The Selma Times Journal urges Chauncey Sparks as the next Alabama governor, arguing his experience financial steadiness and broad support make him the clear choice while cautioning conservatives to learn from past voting splits and consider Sparks as the leading candidate for 1954.
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The
Selma Times Journal
Alabama
Chauncey Sparks
Pearson Scoop Heralds Major Tax Indictments in New York
The article reports a 2 million dollar tax fraud indictment by a federal grand jury in New York on June 30 against Raymond Patone and his mother linked to the Philadelphia Inquirer sale. It notes prior Washington Merry-Go-Round revelations from 1943 and ongoing investigations.
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New York
Raymond Patenotte
Philadelphia Inquirer
Washington Merry
Pearson
Preston Tucker
Tucker Automobile Factory
Tucker
Securities and Exchange Commission
Justice Department
Memories of Tito and Yugoslavia shape postwar tensions
The Nation discusses Tito's complex balance between Moscow and London, Yugoslav peasants resistance to collectivization, and U S aid as Washington weighs support. It recalls Teheran and Bari scenes, Western and Soviet influence, and how Yugoslavia seeks Marshall Plan help amid shifting alliances.
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Kremlin
Teheran
Stalin
Churchill
Balkans
Britain
Dalmatia
Mihailovitch
Henry Maitland Wilson
Gen. Wilson
Tig
Bucharest
U. S
State Department
Army
Tito-Kremlin
Cavendish Cannon
Washington
Belgrade
U.S
Serbia
Pearsonavatz
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Cleveland
Yuygos
Evia
USA
Iron Curtain
Moths and Carpet Beetle Larvae Feed on Animal Fibers
The larva of the carpet beetle moth feeds on fur feathers hair wool bristles and fabrics made from them, showing moths prefer animal fiber sources.
Understanding Low Blood Pressure Types And Causes
Medical column explains normal blood pressure varies by age, race, season and individual. It describes secondary and primary low blood pressure, symptoms like dizziness, and notes orthostatic hypotension with standing. Guidance includes when to seek a doctor and possible remedies such as salt intake and sleeping with the head raised.
Legal Notice in Huggins Case in Morgan County Alabama
In equity, Velte Mae Huggins vs William Felix Huggins in Morgan County Court requires publication once weekly for four weeks in The Decatur Daily. Defendant, a non resident over 21 with unknown address, must plead or demur by July 29, 1948, or the bill may be confessed. June 26 1948. Bryan McAfee, Register.
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Velte Mae Huggins
William Felix Huggins
Morgan County Court
Morgan County
Alabama
Register
Decatur Daily
Bryan McAfee
Bama
Arthur Gillespie
The
Order of Publication for Evans versus Gillespie
In Morgan County Circuit Court Alabama an equity case the affidavit of Norman W Harris solicitor for the complainant states Arthur Gillespie is over 21 and more than 90 days have passed since the bill was filed and summons issued returned by the Morgan County Sheriff.
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Opal Ruth Evans
Arthur Gillespie
Circuit Court
Morgan County
Alabama
Norman W. Harris
Ala
Best Treason Sentence Reflects Cold War Tensions
Westbrook column notes Robert Best, aged 52, sentenced to life for treason amid debate over American policy toward communism and Nazi influence. The piece criticizes DOJ and State Department for past anti communism tactics and questions patriotism of journalists in Europe while contrasting Allied wartime loyalties. The column ends by recalling the completion of the first transcontinental telephone line in 1915.
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Robert Best
United States
Best
A.E.F
Europe
Ritz
Harry
New York
Paris
Vienna
Hitler
Lenin
Stalin
Washington
Department of Justice
War Administration
Germany
Austria
Berlin
State Department
CIO
Harry S. Truman
Pearl Harbor
Russia
Thomas Committees
Congress
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