Soviet Makes Good Showing
Washington reports cautious optimism on the Russo German war effort with officials noting that the crisis may still lie ahead. Berlin and Moscow communiques are supplemented by uncertain official reports. German victories could continue but fall weather may affect the Red Army's resistance. An encircled unit was reinforced into a spearhead, and the German army is seen ready to sacrifice for objectives.
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Edward E. Bomar
Washington
Berlin
Moscow
Tler
Rep
France
Balkans
Crete
Scientists at Commerce Department Develop Many Instruments
Scientists at the Department of Commerce developed many instruments used by researchers, reflecting a broad program of innovation and practical tool creation across multiple disciplines.
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Department of Commerce
Doan's Pills Relief for Backache and Tired Kidneys
The ad claims Doan's Pills ease nagging backache and fatigue by flushing acids and wastes from the blood. It promotes relief from kidney related pain, swelling, puffiness, and dizziness, noting the product has helped for over 40 years.
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Dean
Doan
Shreveport Mystery: Henry Potter in Night Lodge Trap
The sheriff lays out a plan to test four suspects including Henry Potter as he hides in a lodge cellar. Laurence, Hans and Spinelli arrive with tension rising while banker King and Marcia confront Henry over a night shooting claim. The scene builds toward a tense confrontation.
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Henry
Laurence
Hans
Jones
Ayl
Spinelli
Low
Stanley King
Marcia Wensley
King
Marcia
Henry Potter
Bankhead Opposes Lower Cotton Price Fix. Parity Cited
Senator Bankhead pledges an amendment to prohibit any cotton price fix below 20 percent above parity. Parity price set at 16.40 cents per pound. proposed ceiling near 20 cents. He argues against agricultural price fixing and its impact on farmers while Roosevelt urges Congress to curb runaway prices. Also notes July 4 cinema attendance records and local visits by Willard and Howell Way of Five Points.
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Washington
Bankhead
Ala
Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
Morgan County Flotette social notes from local visitors
Birmingham resident L E Vincent and brother G C Vincent spent Saturday in town. Mrs. Julia St John of Sixmile visited Mrs. J Bral Peck. Sam Morland and sons from Lawrence County are visiting relatives. Payne Peck stayed in Somerville with James Jackson. Ralph Pence from Chanute Field visited Edith Peck. Lorene Gordon spent time with Dorothy Mae Wiggington of Sixmile. Mrs. G C Vincent plans a few days in Decatur with her daughter. Families from Anniston, Center Point, Nashville, Birmingham, Tuscaloosa and Denver noted visits around Peck households. Picnics and dinners featured, with several local residents hosting guests and relatives. Little Nancey Dunn is listed as ill at home. Evan Breeding from Somerville was Fayne Peck’s dinner guest.
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L. E. Vincent
Birmingham
G. C. Vincent
Julia St. John
Sixmile
J. Bral Peck
Sam Morland and Sons
Akiine
Sam, Jr
Lawrence County
Payne Peck
Somerville
James Jackson
Ralph Pence
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Ill
Edith Peck
Lorene Gordon
Dorothy Mae Wiggington
M. G. Peck
Pines
Edward Morrow
Center Point
Lila Ryan
Neomia
Barbara Fane
Nashville
Nancey Coney
Raymond Vines
Patricia Ann
Asa Bean
Bill
G. W. Peck
Watson
Peck Bean
Denver
Howard Bian
Tuscaloosa
Nancey D. Dunn
Alex Dunn
Evan Breeding
Fayne Peck
Venezuela declared lost with eight passengers and 41 crew
Swedish officials ruled the cargo passenger liner Venezuela was lost with eight passengers and 41 crew after a two month inquiry. The ship vanished on a Gothenburg to Rio voyage after leaving Gothenburg April 8 and was last heard April 17. The fate, wreckage, and location remain unknown despite no storms or wreckage found and belligerents denying sinking.
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New York
Stockholm
Venezuela
Gothenburg
Rio de Janeiro
North Atlantic
Local Social News From Lawrence County Red Hill
Several residents attended preaching at Antioch Sunday and Sunday night. Mrs. Biddie Johnson and Mrs. Wesley Curtis visited Mrs. Robert Sandlin of Enon. Stepeenie spent the week end with her parents here. Mrs. John Sullivan of Oakville visited her parents Monday. Little James Deal Johnson stayed with his aunt and uncle in Speake Monday night. Mr and Mrs Grace Callahan visited Mrs J W McCaghren. Opal Johnson, Oakville, spent Monday with grandmother and aunt. Mr and Mrs Bob McC have named their baby Thurman Dayton. Margaret Johnson visited Jessie McCaghren Tuesday. Friends regret Jim Roger's condition.
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Antioch
Wilbur Jackson
Speake
Grace Callahan
J. Ow. McCaghren
Frank Owens
Mose Owens
Opal Johnson
Oakville
Kate Sullivan
Pearl Crow
Bob McC
Thurman Dayton
Margaret Johnson
Jessie McCaghren
Jim Roger
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Rowdy Badman
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Goodyear
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RCA Home Radios
Motorola Car Radioe
Sinclair Gasoline
Motor Oil
Sinclair Lubrication
Dillehay’s
Morgan County
Florette
Germany
Italy
Torshavn
Fargoes Venezuela
Thorden
South America
Kina Thorden
Nanny Sarin
Henry E
Silvertown
Finland
Salminen
Bartlett
Libby Pearl
Jug
Klek
APPLE
Kellogg’s
Gulf
Armour
Sunkist
Kentucky
Weiners
California
Western
Super Market
Moulton Street
First Avenue
Olen Sanders
Maret
Tomers
Cudahy
Kent
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