Foster-Goldston Wedding at Fosterhaven
Virginia Ann Foster and James Giles Goldston wed at Fosterhaven on Danville Road before an improvised altar. The ceremony featured organ solos and a lace heart cake. Guests from multiple states attended as the couple plans a Chattanooga home and a short wedding trip.
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Goldston-Foster
Fosterhaven
Earl Lee Foster
Danville Road
Virginia Ann Foster
James Giles Goldston
Oscar Napps
Dolores Cobb
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Miss Cobb
Gargus
Memphis
Tenn
Earl Pepper
John W. Goldston
Chattanooga
Claude Earwood
Tuscumbia
Wallace Meadows
Willard Igon
Nancy Sanford
Huntsville
Earl Gargus
Russellville
George Hanks
Birmingham
Lilla Mae Halfacre
Social Security Tax Hike Likely and Expanded Coverage
Senator George of Georgia said the social security tax must rise and that congress will extend old age insurance benefits to about 20 million workers not yet covered. He expected no broad program revision this year due to reconversion pressures.
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Washington
George
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Marriage and Fortune-Tellers
A reader pleads that his wife trust fortune tellers impacting their marriage. Dorothy Dix urges separating the wife from her mother’s influence and notes mediums prove unreliable. In a second note, a correspondent asks if kissing on a first date is disgraceful. Dix calls it poor technique and supports the mother’s view. A third letter discusses transferring life insurance from wife to mother.
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Miss DIX
Fido
Dorothy DIX
Bonnie
Larger onion on display from Suit farm
D T Suit of Lacon unveiled a 21 2 pound onion with 18 inch circumference, a Texas Fancy onion from a one acre patch, part of a five ton harvest. He also reported finding another large specimen weighing 13 4 pounds.
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D. T. Suit
Lacon 1
Suit
Fire loss in downtown Birmingham causes $2500 damage
A display window short circuit sparked a July night fire in downtown Birmingham. Four fire companies fought the blaze for an hour, mostly damaging stock in two adjoining clothing and shoe stores while a three story brick building escaped major damage. Assistant Chief B F Brown notes the loss was mainly stock.
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Birmingham
Ala
B. F. Brown
Local residents attend weddings and visit friends
Mrs. Williard Igon and Mr. John W. Goldston of Chattanooga return home after attending the wedding of James Goldston and Virginia Ann Foster. Numerous travelers and relatives visit Alabama towns and accompanyments, including Pam Kyle from the USN R and guests from Ohio, Mississippi, and Tennessee.
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Lillian Vaughan
Russellville
W. C. Barwood
Wanda Harris
Sidney Pepper
Athens
Goldston
Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Railway System
H. E. Weston and Sons
Sonny and Paul
Moulton
Wynell Gargus
Memphis
John W. Goldston
Willard Igon
A. E. Foster
Tuscumbia
Tom Sandford
Nancy Sanford
William and
Thomas Sanford
Huntsville
George Hammond
Birmingham
John Stahl
Floyd Mitchell
Sheffield
Earl Gargus
Earl
Williard Igon
James Goldston
Virginia Ann Foster
Beer
Pam Kyle
US. N. R
West Coast
Ponsaby Kyle
Woodrow Werbeach
Fairport, Harbor, Ohio
Tiny Brothers
Painesville
Ohio
Roy Grizzard
Moulton Road
Alabama
The First Spar Torpedo of the Civil War
The excerpt notes that the spar torpedo was the Civil War era’s first torpedo, describing it as a long ram with a bomb mounted at its tip.
Mt Wilson Peak Goes on Sale at 425000
Pasadena California July 15 Famed Mt Wilson site of the world’s largest telescope and future television center of the West goes on sale for 425000 Albert C Childs owner of the nearby Mt Wilson Toll Road Co plans retirement at 65 he reports 30 radio stations and other interests have already approached him about Mt Wilson transmitters.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mt. Wilson
West
Albert C. Childs
Pasadena-Mt. Wilson
Movie Theatre for Negroes to Open at Bank Street
Announcement in The Daily today states a new movie theatre for Negroes will open soon at 319 Bank Street. It is understood the theatre will open within the next few days.
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Today
Bank Street
Burn Victims Rise to 74 After Theaters Fire Rescue
More burn victims reported as eight additional people seek treatment at Mobile city hospital after a blaze at a naval ammunition depot near Theodore. The incident involved Getman bombs aboard the SS Francis Lee and left 74 injured by today.
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Mobile
Ala
Francis Lee
The
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South Carolina
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World Book Encyclopedia
P. D. Box
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Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company Incorporated
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