National gasoline rationing plan debated by Roosevelt cabinet
President Roosevelt faces cabinet discussion on extending gasoline rationing nationwide. Under the plan motorists register for A cards with 48 coupons covering three gallons per unit. B and C cards add extra coupons, X cards eliminated, with a basic household ration for all. Extension could begin July 15 and apply to 17 Eastern states and DC.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Office of Price Administration
Eastern Seaboard
Reiter
D-Ny
Ickes
Donald M. Nelson
District of Columbia
OPA
Morgan County Social Notes Share Family News
Mr and Mrs E W Keyes and daughter Ann of Athens with others guest C J Keyes and Lannie Clemons visit. Mrs Winefrey Day improving. Dr Lovelady called for illness. Bates announce birth Lester T Bates. Rally at Hartselle attended. Orval Davis and Jo Peck visit. Coleman Morrow and son from Louisville visit. Lucile Fowler in Decatur. Thompson announce birth Peggy Sue Juneist with mother and baby fine.
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E. W. Keyes
Ann
Athens
W. R. Lakas
Tanner
John Keyes
Berry School
Mt. Berry
Hubbard Keyes
Wichita
Kansas
C. J. Keyes
Lannie Clemons
Somerville
Russell Peck
Winefrey
Hamil Clinic
Lovelady
Hartselle
Lundy Beaver
John FP. Bates
Lester T. Bates
E. 4. Briscoe
Six Mile
Orval Davis
Decatur
Jo Peck
M. G. Peck
Coleman Morrow and Son
Louisville
Monroe Morrow
Lucile Fowler
Priday
Jack Thompson
Peggy Sue
Juneist
Lawrence County Social Notes from the Week End
Mrs. Chas Hembree hosts visit as J. D. Hembree and Hoydt Watkins travel from Tenn. Don Jones visits from Huntsville. Mrs. Amos Hogan and Mrs. Ruby Hembree spend Saturday in Decatur. Edith Hampton attends a funeral at Johnson Chapel for Miss Imogene Long. Marie Hampton visits Hartselle. residents busy with cotton work and neighborly help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hembree
Jackson
Tenn
Hembree
Hoydt Watkins
Auburn
Don Jones
Huntsville
Jones
Amos Hogan
Ruby Hembree
Decatur
Mary Eddy
Stephenson
Edith Hampton
Imogene Long
Johnson Chapel
Sallie Gibson
Hartselle
Marie Hampton
Forrest Chapel Monthly Singing Night Plans
Next Sunday night June 7 is Forrest Chapel monthly singing night with a special invitation. Mrs Jake Vaughn of Decatur visited her brother Burton Bridges and family Thursday. Mrs Frances Dotson and daughter Pearline of Mt Hope are guests of Mr and Mrs George Brown.
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Jake Vaughn
Decatur
Burton Bridges
Frances Dotson
Pearline
Mt. Hope
George Brown
Wallace Sims
Virginia Dare
Therril Wallace
W. P. Roberts
Doris
Willodene
Erby Tompson
Marshall County
Sarah Whitten
Sam Johnson
Death of Mrs Etta Jennings at Corinth
Friends in Morgan County and nearby communities mourn the Wednesday death of Mrs. Etta Jennings. She lived in the Corinth area for years and was laid to rest in Corinth cemetery Thursday. The report notes family visits and local residents in the area, including John Bryant returning from an army camp in St Louis Til and Mrs Visa Hampton recovering from an appendix operation.
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Etta Jennings
Corinth Cemetery
John Bryant
J. W. Bryant
St. Louis
Price M. Bryant
Evergreen
J. D. Bonds
Izora Bonds
Piney Grove
Kathaleen Morgan
Charlie Parker
Battle Ground
Visa Hampton
Tom Blevins
Memphis
Tenn
Gibb Blevins
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Morgan County Rescue
W. B. Lemley
Amos Fletcher
Fletcher
Guntersville
Owen Edwards
Claudie Edwards
W. E. Helms
Tidwell
Harry Helms
Roy Edwards
Scout City
Leo Tyler
Morgan City
Wise Tyler
Richard Reeves
Union Hill
J. H. Curry
West Point
British Medical Research Council
Department of Commerce
Gene Akern
Aunty
Sterchi’s
Sterchi's
Sterchi
Morgan County
MG. Peck
Lawrence County
Chas
Morgan County Forrest Chapel
Minor
Kenneth Ayres
Julius Ayres
Little Rock
Ark
W. A. Woodall
Lesley Woodall
Eddie Rodgers
Talladega
Morgan County Corinth
Brenda Marshall
James Cagney
America
Royal Canadian Air Force
Morgline
Stripes
Chambrays & Seersuckers
Woodbury's Soap
Pacquin’s
Jergens
Hinds
Rayon
Grants
W.T. Grant
Grant
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