The Nation Today on War Footing and Costs
James Marloy writes from Washington about a gradual war footing. The United States will boost armed forces and redirect steel and industry to war use, risking higher taxes as the government runs deficits. President Truman seeks about 10 billion more for defense and aid, with no immediate price controls beyond moral risk.
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Washington
Dent Truman
Congress
Truman
Revival to Start at Jones Chapel July Fourth Sunday
The revival at Jones Chapel Baptist Church will begin on the fourth Sunday in July. Reverend H. C. Walls from Gardendale Alabama will assist Pastor G. W. Helms. Everyone is invited.
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Jones Chapel Baptist Church
H. C. Walls
Gardendale
Alabama
G. W. Helms
Tom Hardin
Selma
Vernice Hendrix
Bill Tilley
John McBrayer
C. D. Tilley
Loyd Rodgers
Floyd Rodgers
Cullman
Funeral for Johnnie Roberts Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended the funeral of Johnnie Roberts at Johnson Chapel on Sunday afternoon. The piece also notes family visits and gatherings across Morgan County including Anniston, Birmingham, Danville, and Somerville as relatives spend time with one another.
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Johnnie Roberts
Johnson Chapel
Calvin McNutt
Anniston
Gaines Mcutt
Cyrus Lemmonds
Lona Faye
Near Somerville
Andrew Taylor
Junior
Limestone County Ardmore Notes and School Outlook
Community notes from Ardmore highlight the Women’s Circle meeting at Mrs. J. B. White’s home and a camp trip by Reverend Knapp and others at Pickwick Dam. The Ardmore school opens with 600 plus pupils. a long faculty list and PTA officers are named. Also local personals and a Baptist revival set for August 21 with Brother Duck of Mississippi.
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J. B. White
Lowell Knapp
Frazelle Magnusson
Pickwick Dam
Brother Duck
Mississippi
Limeston County
Ardmore
Howater
J. W. Holland
Minnie
Milburn Park
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Family Travel
Waynesboro residents visited their parents Mr and Mrs C H Hatchett on Sunday. Benson Broadway of Cullman stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Broadway and family over the weekend. Mrs Tully Brown is at the bedside of her relative in Montgomery for several days. Whitt and Sherry Bryan stayed with Dot Higgins in Athens on Monday night. Mrs Elizabeth Cooke spent a week with relatives in Pulaski and Nashville.
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Atheleen . McBrayer
Marie Tilley
Rosa Ann
Carol
Roy Alldredge
Imogene
C. G. Cole
Sardis
Ruby
Ralph McBrayer
Leonard Hale
Eufaula
J. H. Raney
Cullman
Elbert McBrayer
Coy
Heart
Uthan Tilley
Tuscaloosa
Annie Hala
Rosia Rodgers
Floyd Rodgers
Floyd Pool
Danville
Robert A. Hardin
Cleveland
Tennessee
R. C. Hardin
Longview
W. P. McBrayer
Larry
Geraldine
Charles Hale
Marvin Hale
Robbie
Winnie Blackwood
Dorotha
Lonnie Stevens
Vernice Hendrix
Robby
Judy
Grover Crider
Auburn
L. P. Alvis
Chalmus McLemore
Linda
Wondwell
Berthat McLemore
Doris
Speake
Gaines McNutt
Earl Harris
Birmingham
C. W. Bedingfield
Andrew Taylor
Pervin Wallace
Jim McKay
Dot Higgins
Athens
Bettye Jane Whitt
Ann Whitt
Memphis
Sherry Bryan
Mary Ellen Laten
Waynesboro
C. H. Hatchett
Benson Broadway
Walter Broadway
Tully Brown
Montgomery
Whitt
Elizabeth Cooke
Pulaski
Nashville
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James Norton, Frank Richards
LaFayette and
Sycamore Sts
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Wilson Avenue
Grant Street
Meadow
Blackhawk Sliced
Armour Star
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Ige Box
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Morgan County
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Ozell McNutt
Jack
London Zea
Spoom
Mme. Roche
Musee de l'Homme
Paris
Limestone Countyardmore
Josephine Lawson
Pearl Hobbs
Flossie Whitt
Christine Searcy
Miss Smith
Edna Evans
Culps
Cooper
Robert Caine
Harrison Mullins
Willard Whitt
Cornelison
Myra Bryan
Garner Sims
Catherine Rainey
Carolyn Magnusson
Cowan Forbes
Dewey Lewter
Frazier’s
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