Four Hundred Farm Folks to Attend Auburn Training School
Auburn Alabama plans host to 400 Southern farm men and women for a four day Southern Farm Bureau training school from July 31 to August 3. About 250 men and 150 women from all Southern states are expected. Governor Chauncey Sparks and Mrs. C W Sewell will speak at the opening session. Tours, classes, and speeches by national farm leaders fill the itinerary.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Southern Farm
Southern Farm Bureau Training School
South
Alabama
Chauncey Sparks
C. W. Sewell
Associated Women
Chicago
L. N. Duncan
Walter Hammond
Texas Farm Bureau
Duncan
Roy Weagley
T. K. Cowden
General Assembly
Duncan Hall
R. OD. Corbett
American Farm Bureau
O. D. Brissenden
Illinois Agricultural Association
N. FE. Cobb
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Washington, D. C
Jewell Garland
State College
Mississippi
R. Flake Shaw
North Carolina Farm Bureau
E. E. Hale
Alabama Farm Bureau
W. R. Ogg
American Farm Bureau Federation
Voice of the People in Decatur July 29 1944
A reader letter from Decatur Alabama dated July 29 1944 presents opinions on local matters. The communication reflects community concerns and civic engagement within the wartime era.
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Decatur
Alabama
Service commissioner hoped for Morgan County duty
A Morgan County plea urges the Board of Revenue and Control to appoint a veterans service commissioner from among three Legions groups. The writer, active in veterans claims for sixteen years, seeks selection or at least consideration, noting other counties have filled posts while he remains ready 24 hours a day.
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Alabama
Sam
Morgan County Board
Morgan County Board of Revenue & Control
Legion Sae
Decatur
Artselle
Joint Legion Council
Board of Revenue & Control
Legion Council
Service Commissioners
American Legion
State of
Promotions of 13 Army officers at Courtland Army Air Field
Col Hester W Gross announces 13 officer promotions at Courtland Army Air Field. Richard H Sullivan advances to major. Kenneth E Voss becomes captain. Eleven new first lieutenants are named, all as flying instructors, including Aubrey S Gaskins Leon J Janky Leslie K Mathison and others.
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Courtland Army
Delays End For Important Work Cited By Sincere Letter
A formal letter from P A Hine explains urgency to complete a critical project without further postponement. The writer signs as Sincerely Yours Butler, urging immediate action and commitment to finish the work.
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Butler P. A. Hine
Daily Crossword Across and Down clues list and cryptoquote
A readable cryptogram puzzle with across and down word lists including culture medium trap and various clues. Also includes a Cryptoquote quotation by MTF CR SHAMINAZOETU EBV RK MTOOAZ SKETFES and a sample quote from Talleyrand as yesterday’s puzzle.
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MTF
Shaminazoetu
Talleyrand
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Community Notes From Oak Ridge And Nearby
Friday visits include Eugene Hartselle and family in Oak Ridge and several Roberts family gatherings. A church plans a Sunday July 30 prayer service for armed forces members. Disjointed items mention Eva Taylor’s slow improvement and a note about the Tower of Babel in Ur and Hindustani rivaling English.
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Eugene Hartselle
Oak Ridge
Fred Stephenson
Claude Roberts
Ben Roberts
Jasper Roberts
Neel
Roy Osborne
Leon
Co Roberts
Sunny
Roy Roberts
Lacey's Spring
Herman Roberts
Cambell
Wood
Land Mills
Eva Taylor
Eveylene Self
Iona Melson
Opal Roberts
Mable Johnson
Cecil Sherril
Hartselle
Dixie Roberts
Armed Forces
Poisoned Truth Drives Ellery Queen in Calamity Town
Ellery Queen pieces together Jim and Rosemary's tangled past in Wrightsville. The first wife faked sisterly visits to blackmail Jim over money, while Nora unknowingly drank a cocktail laced with arsenic. Jim faced a deadly trap as Rosemary aimed to ruin him, while Ellery uncovers the fatal motive.
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Pat
Ellery
Jim
Wrightsville
Nora
Patty
Steve Polaris
Mark
Vond
Carl
Vic Carlatti
Rosemary
Carter Bradford
Pop
Rosemary Haight
Mr. Queen
Roberta Roberts
Carter
Jim Hd
Sata
Brasswell elected Morgan County Farm Bureau president 1944 45
Brasswell of Decatur 3 was chosen president for 1944 45 at the annual Morgan County Farm Bureau session held in Hartselle with about 1200 attendees. H E Owens Falkville 2 will be vice president and D C Prince Hartselle remains secretary treasurer. Directors named include G E Beal Eva 1 J E Ballew Decatur 2 C Samuel son Danville John Enterkin Somerville 2 D B Day Valdermore W G Johnson Somerville and E J Jones Falkville 2. Major Warren and R G Arnold spoke. An auction raised funds for an additional series E Caan with tax collector Charles G Hardwick as auctioneer. In Tibet rice is a luxury eaten by the wealthy.
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Warren O'Mars
Indiana Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Donald F. Kirkpatrick
R. G. Arnold
R. E. Short
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Charles W. Sewell
Duncan Hall
Eloitte Roberts
Cleon
Bonnie Gayle
Decatur
James Johnson
Claude Pearson
James Pearson
Lawrence County
Warren Roberts
Claude Roberts
F. O. Parker
Edgar Melson
Imogene Burch
Mt. Tabor
Ruby Owen
Johnnie Johnson
Sam and
Asbury Johnson
Pleasant Valley
John Depriest
Baby
Luke Roberts
Lou Callahan
Berta
Edgar Callahan
Will Hardin
Claudie Mitchell
Esther Callahan
Charlie
Velma Roberts
B. FE. Brasswell
Morgan County Farm Bureau
Hartselle Tabernacle
Crowe
H. E. Owens
Falkville
D. C. Prince
Hartselle
G. E. Beal
Eva
J. E. Bal
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Rock Springs
Decatur Daily
Decatur, Ala
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Daily Crossword
Romulus
Gr. Brit
Sym
Hye
Gazelle
Selenium
Mtooaz Sketfes
Yeaterday
Lower
Mesopotamia
Ellery Queen
Brasswell
Lead Bureau
Tibet
Jon Valees
Coney
Gunter
Second Avenue
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