Democrats plan cross section talks before campaign
Washington July 22 The Democratic high command plans a cross section of party views ahead of the presidential campaign. McGrath said representatives of all opinions will confer with President Truman at White House strategy conferences. He indicated Southern rebels and Dixiecrats may be welcome and noted Thurmond’s states rights stance.
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Winton defeats Lacey’s Spring 10-3 in Union ballgame
Morgan County notes list local social visits and gatherings. Families such as Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Sivley and others spent weekends visiting relatives in Talucah and nearby towns. A birthday party for Earl Charest was hosted by Ramon and Mrs. Campbell with local youths in attendance.
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McGee
Tim Sharp
Patsy Karen
Union
Winton
Lacey
Earl Charest
Ramon Campbell
Owen Lyle
Francis
Frank Turney
Hartselle
Leonard Turney
Owen Whitten
Idell
Brooksville
Rudolph Sivley
Leon Henderson
Talucah
Audry Henderson
Odis Williams
Louie Winton
Robert Hardy
H.C. Lemmond
Gertrude Sivley
Everett Lemmond
Edward Holmes
J. D. Moody
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Tin Cans Pave River Bed To Shield Los Angeles River
Old tin cans are used to line the bed of the Los Angeles River to prevent erosion and protect its banks from washing away. The method aims to reinforce river edges and reduce damage during flooding and high-water periods.
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Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Roundup
Readable puzzles include Across 51 and Down clues with partial fills and a list of cryptogram instructions. The Cryptoquote offers a Longfellow quotation and a daily encoded message with a sample and yesterday's decoded line.
Notice of Suit to Quiet Title in Morgan County Alabama
Legal notice announces a suit to quiet title filed June 26 1948 in Morgan County Alabama Circuit Court by Prentiss H Clark against unknown heirs of Henry Johnson et al. It describes a 22.56 acre land tract in Section 31 Township 5 South Range 4 West and a cemetery carveout, with a June 26 1947 deed and a life estate to Mary Emma Means. Claims are in the record and any party with an interest must respond within sixty days.
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Henry Johnson
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J. D. Means
Frances Carmichael, Jr
Dorothy Barnett
George K. Barnett
Katherine Thompson
Sam M. Thompson
Virginia Brandt
William H. Brandt
James D. Means
John A. Means
Burnice F Means
Mary Emma Means
Frances Carmichael
James D. Means, Jr
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Bryan McAfee
Birds Extinct Over Last Two Centuries Surpass One Hundred
A historical tally shows more than 100 bird species have disappeared in the past 200 years. Researchers warn continued habitat loss and hunting threaten remaining avifauna across multiple continents.
Local Social Notes From Morgan County Pleasant View Area
Community captures visits and weekend gatherings among families in Pleasant View Morgan County and Corinth. Neighbors share time with Turrentine and Hogan households while relaying cattle losses and weather related incidents. Various visits include Turrentine, Miller, Kelley, Tucker, and Hogan families with evenings of singing planned at Center and Corinth churches.
Officers Get Clean Bill on War Freight Deals
Washington July 21 Army officers who handled war time railroad freight deals have a clean bill so far as Attorney General Clark is concerned. Clark so informed Rep. Bender Ohio) he indicated no charges or findings against them at this stage.
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Limestone County Notes From Capshaw Community
Miss Shelby June Sanderson spent time with her sister and family near Jeff. Mr and Mrs Donald Balch and Patricia visited relatives while Bruce spent Sunday with R E Mro. Ralph Balch and family called on Rev and Mrs W B Ferguson. Evangeline Thomp son of North Carolina visited. Harold Balch and family visited. Mrs Oscar Pitts of Fayetteville Tenn and Mrs Tiny Cole Yo chair a house committee reviewing Justice Department railroads overcharge reparations claim of 2 000 000 000. Huntsville visitors J N Vasser Buford Vasser visited. Lane Fiardeman and family hosted. Misses Joyce and Faye Thorneberry with grandparents J C Thorneberry. 4 H Camp attendees Billy Pepper Wayne Busch Ann Hampton Aaron Abernathy. The peninsula of Arabia has never been one political unit.
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Donald Balch
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Oscar Pitts
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Huntsville
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Billy Pepper
Wayne Busch
Ann Hampton
Aaron Abernathy
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