Iceland Move Sparks Churchill Dispatch Debate
Stephen Ily and Wheeler presented a press dispatch regarding Churchill’s Iceland announcement on July 3. Early initially offered only unnamed remarks about a dispatch from Churchill, stressing that the press would inform Congress and the public. Wheeler emphasized democracy and the people's right to know, noting American forces had occupied Iceland, with official confirmation coming Monday.
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Stephen Ily
Press Gorter
Wee
Wheeler
Early
Churchill
Iceland
Capitol
Hilly
Congress
Modern Way Columbia Soldiers Helped By Community
In Columbia on July 10 7, residents knit socks and sweaters for Jackson soldiers. Mrs Robert Moorman and others provide a ride in the family car each Saturday and Sunday, offering free passes along the route to the doughboys.
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Columbia
Jackson
Robert Moorman
Auburn Plans Farming Trip to Sand Mountain Station
Plans for North Alabama farmers to visit the Sand Mountain Experiment Station at Crossville on Thursday and Friday July 31 and August 1 announced by Dean M Jd Punchess. County supervisors urge large delegations from Jackson Cherokee Cullman DeKalb Lamar Jefferson Walker and Fayette for Thursday visit and from Marshall Plounigan Winston Marion Ptowah Calhoun St Clair and Cleburns for Friday. All meetings begin at 9 oclock CST.
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Auburn
Ala
North Alabama
Sand Mountain
Crossville
Alabama
Dean M. Jd. Punchess
Alabama Experiment States
L. L. Self
T. W. Lumpkin
Alabama Extension Service
Jackson
Cherokee
Cullman
DeKalb
Lamar
Jefferson
Walker
Fayette
Marshall
Plounigan
Winston
Marion
Ptowah
Calhoun
St. Clair
Cleburns
Revival to Begin July 27 in Decatur with Dr. Parker
Plans by the Business Men's Evangelistic Club of Decatur call for a city wide revival starting Sunday July 27 under a large tent. Dr. Monroe Parker of Cleveland Tennessee has been invited to preach with Earl Johnson as chorister and Mrs. Parker at the piano. Parker, a noted evangelist and director of religious activities at Bob Jones College, arrives from Huntsville where a five week revival drew large crowds. Local churches cooperate in supporting the event.
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Business Men's Evangelistic Club of
Decatur
Monroe Parker
Cleveland
Tenn
Earl Johnson
Canada
Huntsville
Parker
Bob Jones College
Power curtailment extended as Coosa flow stays high
Alabama Power Company said power curtailment would be relaxed another week due to Coosa river flow staying above expected. Three run of river plants on the Coosa remain in operation while industrial customers are asked to keep weekend and night operations to even demand. Storage in pumping reservoirs has improved only slightly, delaying a May-style schedule to protect defense industry power.
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Birmingham
Ala
Coosa
Alabama Power Company
Defense
Interdenominational club promotes glory of God and salvation
The group calls on all churches to participate in an international movement aimed at the glory of God and saving souls. Local officers include Marion K. Vickrey as president, J. M. Pickens as vice-president, and Louis Bell as secretary.
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Marion K. Vickrey
J. M. Pickens
Louis Bell
Mystery Deepens Over Professor Bisbee Death
Deputy Jones and Henry Potter visit Marcia Wensley after a professor Bisbee is murdered en route to meet her. Marcia reveals a planned morning meeting then collapses in shock as Jones probes motives and Mrs Bisbee’s possible involvement.
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Henry
Jones
Potter
Wensley
Sheriff's Office
Marcia
Professor Bisbee
Marcia Wensley
John Jones
Misa Wensley
Oakstredt
Dave
Fener
John Ives
Railroad Club
Jarmes
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Cagney
Olivia DeHavilland
Rita Hayworth
Orta
Sk Re A
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Jones Gent
Mars Tee Ely
Flint
Mich
General Motors
Mann Auto Company
OAK
BUICK
Brite
SWIFT
Merita Vanilla
Fleke
Klek
Carton
Ron
Swerrs
Lena
OIL
Tin
Pard
Kentucky Wonder
Pe Fresh Crowder
Eas
Tomatoes
Ket
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Swift Jewel Cowboys
For All
Super Market
Moulton Street
First Avenue
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