Hartselle Garden Club Flower Show Set for June Tenth
Hartselle Garden Club to stage its annual flower show June 10 from 2 to 9 PM at First Christian church. Entry rules allow all amateur growers, with sections for artistic arrangements, vegetables and fruit, specimen flowers, wild plants, miniature gardens, corsages, and a men’s and junior exhibit. Three out of town judges will assess entries. prizes include ribbons for top points.
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Hartselle Garden Club
Hartselle
Mebers
Morgan County Florette social notes highlight local visits
Bryan St John returned home after Birmingham with his son Edward who had an operation there. Lorene Gordon left for Florence to visit her relatives. G C Vincent family spent weekend in Decatur with Harold Waugh. Sam Morland and sons visited relatives in Lawrence County. Viola Briley and niece Hattie Ann Morland visit Sam Morland. J Bral Peck and Edith attended singing at Eva. Charlie Quinn and family visited. Hubert Morland from Tennessee spent weekend with Sam Morland. Edward Morrow visited G C Vincent and Pines community. Roy Wray and son visited Briley.
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Bryan St. John
Birmingham
Edward
Lorene Gordon
Florence
Dey Freeman
G. C. Vincent
Decatur
Harold Waugh
Sam Morland
Airline
Sam, Jr
Lawrence County
Viola
Edward Morrow
Pines
Roy Wray
Little Son
Viola Briley
Truck Crops Damaged by Drought in Alabama
The Alabama Crop Report says watermelons escaped major drought damage but many truck crops suffered. Dry weather cut yields of snap beans and cucumbers and cucumber vines are near hopeless. Potatoes in southern Alabama show early harvest, while northern sections lag and overall truck crops failed to reach normal growth. Light corn movement expected in coming days if rains arrive.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Crop Reporting Service
Alabama
Chief Justice Hughes Resigns From Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes, the United States eleventh chief justice, will relinquish his high office and retire to private life. President Roosevelt accepted the resignation request from Chief Justice Hughes.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Roosevelt
Hughes
Alabama Faces Pig Iron Shortage Hitting Output
Alabama's pig iron shortage cuts steel output to 90 percent of capacity amid defense ramp up. Efforts to relieve the bottleneck may allow ingot production at capacity by September. Ensley works blast furnace rebuild expected to take about 90 days. Finish plants for plates bars and some wire products report no curtailment.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Ensley Works
Knessee
Steel Industry Boost Tackle Pig Iron Shortage
The plan includes expanding the Ensley furnace by 75 000 tons per year rehabilitating an abandoned Molt Alabama blast furnace implementing ore sintering and conde ning and humidity control for several furnaces to alleviate the pig iron shortage.
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Ensley
Molt
Ala
Southeastern Mfg Co bids on farm stands project in Georgia
The Southeastern Manufacturing Company of Tuscaloosa Alabama submitted a base bid of 98089 for construction of 9T farmstands in Cheene county Georgia the Farm Security Administration announced in Montgomery Alabama on June 6.
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Low Mipier
Montgomery
Ala
Uw.& Lew
Southeastern Manufacturing Company
Tuscaloosa
Cheeene County
Georgia
Farm Security Administration
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