Hart Crane Wedding Ties Lois Hart and Bruce Crane in Alabama
Lois Marie Hart and Bruce B. Crane were married at Twenty Second Street Baptist Church at 9 o’clock on a July Wednesday. The ceremony drew a small group of friends. the couple left for New Orleans and other southern stops before settling at 1212 South Twentieth in Birmingham. The society column also notes numerous family visits and local group meetings at Westminster Auxiliary and Central Baptist W M S with various members traveling and hosting in Huntsville Alabama.
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Hart-Crane
Charles Baxter Hart
Lois Marie
Bruce B. Crane
Birmingham
Twenty-Second Street Baptist Church
Personal: Ed Hannah Returns Home After Florence Visit
Ed Hannah of Florence DC has returned home after completing a visit. The notice records a brief personal update typical of local society columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lamon
Florence, D. C
Ed Hannah
Hitler plans to Nazify Europe and build a self contained economy
The text argues that a European customs union under Nazi domination would trade within a barter or protected system, with the Reichsmark as the anchor and European regions specializing by resource. It claims Hitler aims to create a balanced, self sufficient bloc that reduces Western dependence and controls both markets and supplies.
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Munich
Prussia
Hitler
Europe
Western Hemisphere
Reich
Germany
Fatherland
Balkans
Seeing Eye Girl Guides Decatur Beauty and Pageant Night
A Decatur feature describes a keen observer who critiques dress and manners to avoid beauty pitfalls. It covers a beauty-themed pageant history of Decatur, the coronation ball at Fort Stephens, and notes Miss Betty Foster Pointer and Miss Nel Beach Dix as queens, with large crowds, Craig orchestra, and a grand royal procession. It mentions chain of attendants and a 120 year history scene.
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Fort Stephen Decatur
Betty Foster Pointer
Decatur
Nel Beach Dix
Tennessee Valley
Alabama
Francis Craig
Betty
Nell
Katherine Timberlake
Blouise Thomson
Billie McFerrin
Jane Harris
Mary McClure
Rebecca Pettey
Peggy Brown
Geraldine Whitt
Pee Wee
Craig
German expansion drive outlined to secure wartime supplies
The analysis argues Hitler aims for German self sufficiency by expanding eastward into Russia and Ukraine and possibly toward the Near East. A southeast Drang Nach Osten could target Iran and Iraq, leveraging the weakened Anglo French influence after France's collapse.
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Reich
Hitler
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Herr Hitler
Russia
Ukraine
Drang
Near East
Istanbul
Iraq
Iran
Persia
France
Rubber powered boat e class with 30 inch wing span
A rubber powered plane event awarded Earl Hodson of Moulton the top prize for a flight lasting 50 seconds.
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Earl Hodson
Moulton
Governors absence shifts speaking lineup at river speed boat races
Governor Frank M. Dixon cannot attend the river speed boat races and Attorney General Thomas Lawson will represent the governor on the speaking program with TVA directors David Lilienthal and James Pope. Race start is 1 46 p m with drivers from multiple states including Sklar Tyson Goodlett Davis Hagood Crawley and others across Tennessee Georgia Alabama Florida and Ohio.
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Commerce
Frank M. Dixon
Washington
Thomas
Lawson
David F. Lilienthal
James P. Pope
Tennessee Valley Authority
Mary Sklar
Newport
Tenn
Josephine
Tyson
Atlanta
Robert Goodlett
Nashville
Carl Davis
Chattanooga
Louis Peadon
Nashvile
R. L. Baum
Birmingham
Ralph Hagood
Orlando
Florida
Kenneth Crawley
Alcoa
Claude Gamith
B. GC. Lovelace
Louis Trotaler
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J. O. Colvard
Central Baptist W. M
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Mexico
Circle Four
I. J Quinn
W. C. Hannah
James D. King
Tanner
Clyde Sanders
Toledo
Ohio
Florence
8. C
D. D. Goode
Effield
Ala
Clyde Hannah
Marysville
California
E. F. Hargitt
Foster Hull
Talmadge Long
James Walker
Price Hannah
Theo 1
Frances Hannah
M. Hannah
Central
Methodist Circle
Mm. C. D. Patterson
Jackson Street
Circle
R.C. Woodall
Dorothy
Beatrice Hargitt
New York City
Mrs. C. de Wilson
James W. Wilson
United States Naval Hospital
Brooklyn, N. Y
Marcella Haddock
Florence, Ala
Carolyn Joiner
Z. K. Goode
Addie Goode
Detroit
Michigan
Points
Canada
Ralph Cowart
Tuscaloosa
Kimball Jones
University of Alabama
Jones
Claire Bloodworth
Billy Steed, Jr
Marion
Jeanette Green
Cullman
Mrs
D. O. Simpson
Clara Parr
Alma David Culley
Walter Lukenvill
Tom Speer Jr
T.E. Speer
Louisville, Ky
E. F. Rhinehart
F. B. Chadick
Mercedes
Texas
Jack Theilen
Lake Charles
Huntsville
C. B. Elliott
Inez’ Markham
Fayetteville, Tenn
A. B
Mark‘ham
Mrc
Alma Davis Culley, Walter “Ukenvilland Tom. Speer,Jr
Louisville
J. B. Markham
A. B. Markham
Claude Hallmark
Ralph Hallmark
T. B. Middlebrooks
Nannie Scarborough
Anniston
Nannie Scarbrough
Anniston, Ala
T. D. Middlebrooks
Mr. Middlebrooks
E. P. Knoblock
Gulfport
Miss
I. D. Carlisle
W. P. Adams
W. F. Fricke
Falkville
Curtis Barfield
Atlanta, Ga
Thomas F. Adams
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Frank Knox
Chicago
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Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
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Navy
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Sen
Rush
Anna Milburn
Seattle, Wash
National Greenback Party
Indianapolis
Helen Follett
Dolly
Paul Taylor
Herbert Williams
Decatur Chamber of
Moye
Strand Theatre
Hartselle, Alabama
Charles Winninger
Richard Carlson
Jean Parker
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Cisco Kid
Jane Withers
Gene Autry
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Cesar Romero
Jean Rogers
Cowboys
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George Brent
Humphrey Bogart
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Bill
Kit Carson) Elliot
Charley Chase
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Singapore
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Gail Patrick
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Rhett Butler
Dark Command
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Pidgeon
Aewie RosaLine Russell
Jesse James
Roy Rogers
George “Gabby” Mayen