Used car ads and sewing shop notices in 1944 Alabama
A mix of classified items lists cash paid for used cars at Smallwood Ford and sewing and drapery services by Otis Blevins. Also included is a probate public notice from Morgan County Alabama, detailing Ella Masterson estate settlement proceedings filed by Delia D Chenault with a hearing set for June 19 1944 and court notice by Judge T C Almon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kino
Smallwood Motor CO
FORD
Alabama
Morgan County
Ella Masterson
Delia D. Chenault
W. L. Chenault
T. C. Almon
Social honors honor brother soon to ship to Navy
Miss Wylodean and Betty McCreless hosted a social at their home Saturday night for Macon McCreless who will soon depart for U S Navy service. Attendees included Flora Maye Beck and many local residents. Pvt Charles Hagood returned from Camp Claiborne Louisiana after a visit with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylodean
Betty McCreless
Macon McCreless
U.S. Navy
Laverine Butler
Fire Briley
Carrine Briley
Mavis Reed
Flora Maye Beck
Hayes Boyd
Junior Summers
Geoffrey and
Willmer Beck
Walter Witt
Dewey Bradford
Rahban Flannagin
Glenn Reed
Leland Beck
J. D. Kidd
Raymond Witt
Milton Butler
Macon
Coolidge McCreless
Charles Hagood
Camp Claiborne
Louisiana
M. F. Hagood
Minnie NeSmith
Will Flannagin
Hillard Garrett
Morgan County Florette by Mrs. G. C. Vincent
Local notes list visits and travels in Morgan County. Birmingham residents Mr and Mrs James Palmer stayed with Mr and Mrs Charles Stacks. J E Peck visited his parents. Harold Waugh guests of Fred Scarborough and Judson Waugh in Decatur. Scarborough heads to Navy. Mrs Gene Wilborn of Hartselle spent time with parents Era Peck. Mrs D Ida Tanner in Sarasota with Hubert Mitchell family. Junior Sunday school class enjoyed a picnic hosted by teacher Miss Lula Fowler. Mrs Arnold Palmer and grandson Tony Jones visit Redstone Park to the Stacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Palmer
Birmingham
Charles Stacks
J. E. Peck
Harold Waugh
Fred Scarborough
Judson Waugh
Decatur
Scarborough
Navy
Gene ™ Wilborn
Hartselle
Era] Peck
D. Ida Tanner
Sarasota, Fla
Hubert Mitchell
Lula Fowler
Arnold Palmer
Tony Jones
Redstone Park
C. T. Stacks
Record of Air Force Bombing in Nazi Europe
The United States strategic air forces in Europe report May operations: over 63,000 tons of bombs dropped and 1,268 enemy aircraft destroyed. From Britain to Italy, 49,811 sorties were flown in May, including 30,106 by bombers and 19,705 by fighters, with 481 heavy bombers and 235 fighters lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States Strategic Airforce
Europe
Britain
Italy
Ussafe
Eighth Airforce
15Th Airforce
Mediterranean
Allied Airforce
12Th Airforce Section
RAF
Powder Plant Blast Kills Three at Alabama Works
Three died and 13 injured in a blast at a smokeless powder plant building at the Alabama ordnance works near Childersburg. The dead were Henry Harris, Jim H. Tyus, and Jesse Coffingham. Eleven others, including four whites and nine Black women, were hospitalized with burns as a comprehensive investigation proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childersburg
Ala
Alabama Ordnance Works
Here
John O'Connor
Henry Harris
Renfoe
Jim H. Tyus
Jesfe Coffingham
Montevallo
Manasco Patrick Win Denotes Alabama House Seats
Official returns from Alabama's seventh district show Rep. Carter Manasco winning a third term by 572 votes over J. H. Deason 11,694 to 11,122. In the ninth district Luther Patrick defeats Rep. John Newsome 12,850 to 12,319 for the nomination. Patrick had previously served three terms but was defeated in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Carter Manasco
Alabama
Patrick
U S Chamber Chief Seeks Postwar Russia Trade
Moscow June 2 Eric Johnson president of the U S Chamber of Commerce says he favors expanded postwar trade between the United States and the Soviet Union. He spoke at a press conference after arriving with Ambassador Harriman to discuss exchange of goods and services after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Eric Johnson
U. S.S
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Becarch Street
Parkville
Falkville
Bobsey Twins
Judy Bolton
Johnston St
H. R. Ross
J. L.buchanan
T. L. Baker
LO. O. F. Trustee's
Jervis Foundry and Machine Co
Prim
Diesel Engel Jervis Foundry and Machine
Decatur Sewing Machine Co
6Th Ave. N
Winchester
CH. Rigsby
Austinville
Roy O. Wyatt
Davidson Coal and Feed Co
Jersey
Fred J. Schlosser
Belle Ira
Lile Stover
Decamir
Call
After & P
Earl Glenn
Grant St
Raymond Matthews
Autsinville
J. P. Frederickson Care
Goodyear Service
Lse
3Rd Ave
City Cafe
Bee R. H. Nixon
Jackson Cooperage Co
9Th Ave. W
Als
Crysa Plunge
Red Bank Bridge
Flint Creek
Moulton St
35—FILMS
Portealte-Commensinst
Kodak Films
French
Church Street
S. L. Martin
E. Vine &T
Quality Shoe Shop
Moulton
SASE
Ford Coach
Harle Davison
Williams Auto Parts CO
James P. Moore
Ora E. Moore
J. P. Moore
Rt. 1
Eva
John T. Lambert
Belle Mina
Hosey
4Th Ave
Paul Butler
Rt. 2
Creek
Robert Byar's, Jr
J. G. Moody
Moulton, Rt
Monarch Feed Store
Paul Robinson
Smallwood Motor Company
Southern Finance Company
Woolworth
Yale
Allied Sales CO
Bank St. Post Office
Otis Blevins
Lawrence County Hatton
Alice Smith
John White
Culton Counts
Auburn
Carolyn Gipson
Sarah
Morgan County Florette
G. C. Vincent
Madam Leo
Palmist
Highway 31
Cities Service Gas & Wil
U. S
ROYAL
Tire Service
Joe Hagler Lee
Harry Porter
First Ave
Valley Coal & Lumber CO
Holly ST
Fey Rig Raton Fio
Joan Suns
Lappy
Ney, Buz
Atlanta
Home Missions
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the
Montreal
N. C
Pritchard
Popeye
King Fea
Lok
Henry
Annie
Hogan
Doc
Noah
Joe Palooka
Danny Fizdale
Golly
AIR Force
Congress
Roberson
Bank St
Electrical Service
Casey
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