Lawmakers Longing For Home May Hinder Naturality Bill
In Washington the long sessions and summer heat test lawmakers as Vice President Garner and Speaker Bankhead seek relief. The mood could influence debates on the neutrality and lending plans, with tactical moves by Harrison and Barkley shaping adjournment prospects despite opposition fears of filibusters and a winter showdown.
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Agham
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Uvalde
Texas
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Canada
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Barkley
Senate
Family and friends visit across towns this weekend
A string of brief notes list relatives and acquaintances traveling or visiting. Mrs Speake is to receive treatment, Groover attends the rural letter carriers’ convention in Mobile, and Cleve Owens is ill in Cullman. Others visit Birmingham, Arab, Knoxville, Florida, and Tampa for family occasions.
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Mobile
M. Nelson
Pearl Sheats
Cullman
Cleve. Owens
J.R. Howell
Osler Langley
Phenix City
J. W. Lynn and
Baby
Atlanta
Tampa
Fila
W. A. Boger
Grace McBride
Trinity
Arthur Holder
Morgan County News Briefs from Lacey's Spring
Mrs Bell Bray returns to Hartselle after visiting relatives. Miss Alice Ransom of Decatur visits her parents. A son named Joe Francis born to Mr and Mrs Fred Watter on June 28. Herschel Speake appointed to highway patrol. Malaria cases reported. Locals shopped in Huntsville Saturday. School auditorium entertainment on July 12 by Smoky s and his Rangers proceeds to Union church. Mrs Grace Hough was in Hartselle on Wednesday.
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Hartselle
Alice Ransom
Decatur
Bob Ransom
Fred Watter
Joe Francis
Herschel
Highway Patrol
Huntsville
Weday
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Union Church
Grace Hough
Harts@elle
Mission School Opens with Large South Side Enrollment
The mission school at the South Side Baptist Church opened to a strong crowd last night. Mrs. C. J. Dotson, a returned missionary from Africa, spoke on that work. She will speak each evening as part of the study course and a cordial invitation was extended to hear her.
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C. J. Dotson
Africa
Phil Orr
South Highlands
Elliott Howell
Coy Summerford
George Stephenson
Mesdames
J.F. Stewart
J. W. Henderson
Harold Parker
J. E. Stone, Jr
Arthur Howell
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria Relief
Ad copy promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for malaria and fever with no bitterness. Claims deliver relief from chills and fever, ease the blood infection, and offer pleasant taste. Encourages purchasing large bottles for value.
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Hartselle Scouts Plan July Camp and Local Events
Hartselle Girl Scouts prepare a two week camp starting July 17 at the 4 H Club camp Cold Springs joining Hanceville scouts with Miss Frances Lee as director and Mrs Modie McCutcheon Miss Anne Mc Rae and Miss Nelle Sample as counselors. The camp dietitian is Mrs W T Stewart Sr with a camp nurse on site and a camp committee led by Mrs W V Pattillo. Also Christian Crusaders Convention of the Church of God will meet July 15 16 at the Camp Grounds one mile south of Hartselle with speakers and music.
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Cold Springs
Hanceville
Frances Lee
Modie McCutcheon
Anne McRae
Nelle ~ Sample
W. T. Stewart
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Harteelle
Alabama
One Year To Go Presidential Prospects Farley
Washington correspondent notes Postmaster General James A. Farley as a strong party loyalist and skilled organizer but writes his presidential chances in 1940 hinge on political factors. Farley, 51, father of three, known for memory and a vast network, faces doubts about basic principles and New Deal support.
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Decatur Daily
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Smith
Community News of Morgan County and Macedonia
Local residents across Morgan County Macedonia and Basham are listed visiting relatives and staying with families this Fourth of July weekend. Names include McCulloch Lamon McDougal Griffin Miller and Lamon relatives with several brief social mentions and improving health notes.
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Zola McCulloch
Elkin Lamon
W. W. Lamon
Basham
Mattie Washburn
Summitt
Garents
la McDougal
Ed Means
Chapel Hill
Ola McDougal
Edith Griffin
Mildred McCulloch
Dewey Miller
Courtland Bridge Party Honors Mrs. Lane Bride
Mrs. D. L. Martin hosted a Friday bridge party for bride Mrs. Malcolm Lane with five tables and guests. Prizes went to Miss Mamie Redman high and Miss Katy Frank Gilchrist consolation. honoree received two boudoir lamps.
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Malcolm Lane
Relic of Stonewall Jackson Horse May Return Home
Carnegie Museum considers moving Old Sorrel the war horse of General Stonewall Jackson back to the South after 36 years on display. Officials say the charger and his master became historic symbols in the Confederate cause.
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Pittsburgh
Stonewall Jackson
Carnegie Museum
Charger
Wedding Bell for Corine Fretwell and Elvie Terry
Sunday after guests and weekend visits fill local notices as family gatherings across Lawrence County. Rev Silas Long to preach Sunday night as community invites all to attend. Miss Corine Fretwell of Moulton marries Elvie Terry on Thursday July 6 with well wishes from friends and neighbors.
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James Ray
Will Copeland
A. F. Copeland
Horace Horton
Lois Franks
Ruby Randolph
Bessie Flannagin
Nolan Horton
J. W. Horton
Silas Long
Terry Fretwell
Corine Fretwell
Moulton
Elvie Terry
Belle Mina Methodist church opens vacation Bible school
The Belle Mina church opened its vacation Bible school Monday morning for a week. Mrs. B. M. Bibb heads the program with assistants Mrs. Joe Anderson and Mrs. Elizabeth Bradley guiding twenty one children on the first day.
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B. M. Bibb
Joe Anderson
Elizabeth Bradley
Calotabs Promises Relief From Summer Irritability
Advertorial note touts Calotabs as a cholagogue and laxative to cure bilious temper and torpid liver. Claims 1 2 tablets with water or milk clear the system by morning and restore appetite, promoting daily work or leisure. Sold in checkerboard packages. 25 cent family, 10 cent trial.
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