Administration Fight On Senators May Unite Anti Roosevelt Forces
Washington reports that administration efforts to purge unfriendly democrats may tighten the anti Roosevelt bloc in the 1939 session. Senators Wheeler Burke Gillette Van Nuys Lonergan Clark Smith McCarran Tydings George face primaries as opposition gains backing from peers and hints of White House friction emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Administration
John Hightower
Washington
Congress
Senate
Wheeler
Mont
Burke
Neb
Gillette
Iowa
WPA
Hopkins
van Nuys
Ind
Indiana
White House
Callette
Bill Fees
Lonergan
Connecticut
Clark
Missouri
Smith
South Carolina
McCarran
Nevada
Tydings
Maryland
Oy George
Georgia
George
Farley
Mr. Roosevelt
David J. Lewis
Lawrence Camp
Atlanta
Ellen Dale in Nogales Romance Sparks Arizona Ranch Plans
Ellen Dale arrives incognito at Nogales seeking a possible ranch purchase with Bill Baron as her manager. A bullfrog serenade interrupts dawn, Ellenите dazzles locals, journalists chase interviews, and Felix Montoya props drive for a spin as Parker of Nogales Chamber of Commerce invites a banquet amid hints of romance and business in the Durango project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jllen Dale
Hollywood
Arizona
Montoya
Ellen
Bill
Lucky
Garon Jane Uring
Ress
Nogales
Durango
Jen
Felix Montoya
Bilen
Felix
Sonora
el Conquistador
Miss Dale
Oscar Parker
Chamber of Commerce
O. K
Missing Little Falls man Donald Chase sought by police
Little Falls New York officers request help locating Donald Lorenzo Chase missing from his home since May 12 1936. Aged 30 tall 5 9 weight 200 pounds with blue eyes light brown hair oily complexion and small light brown mustache. He may have worked at a New York brokerage house or served as engineer's yeoman on a ship to South America and could be engaged in clerical mechanical or motion picture projector work. Contact Little Falls police chief with any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lorenzo Chase
Little Falls
N. Y
Chase
New York
South America
Funeral services for infant Samuel B Campbell
Funeral services were held for Samuel B Campbell infant son of Mr and Mrs Carlos Campbell at Oakland with A J Rollings officiating burial at Pleasant Point. The baby died at the parental home from colitis. Surviving parents and one sister Miss Bradean Sims. Several local residents visited and joined in social visits and gatherings during the period.
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Samuel B. Campbell
Carlos Campbell
Athens Rt
Oakland
A. J. Rollings
Pleasant Point
Bradean Sims
Robbie Cox
Lawrence Owens
Oliver Simmons
Rogersville
Browning Heads Out In Campaign Trailer
Gov. Gordon Browning prepared to depart Knoxville in a new campaign trailer reportedly used by Huey Long. The Tennesseean cited Atlanta operator Al Bell Isle saying he sold the vehicle, built for an oil executive but later used by the late Louisiana senator. The trailer was presented to Browning by his honorary colonel staff as he began renomination efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Gordon Browning
Knoxville
Huey Long
al Bell Isle
Atlanta
Louisiana
Browning
Sell-Out Seen for Sky High Amateur Show at Riverside
After a dress rehearsal at Riverside auditorium the Sky High cast enters intensive rehearsals for Friday night’s 8 07 curtain. Decatur fire department presents this entertaining amateur production with principals and choruses drilled, and a final polishing session scheduled before opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Auditorium
Sam—Frederick Hunt
Shirley Shields
Evelyn Vaughan
Mrs. Stevens
Clendora Maner
Maizie
Maid
Mable Whitt
Michael Carney
Charles Murphy
Inspector Bedford
Patton
Walter Stevens
Benj, Holmes
Poe Card
Flora Durham
Detective Mockshaw
Tom Williams
Carino Narro
Jessie Wilson Howland
Hunter Paul Buchanan
Aaron Montgomery
Athens Notes on Webb Tour and Local Events
Friends of Mr and Mrs E P Webb tour Europe then plan to return to Cannes where Webb is stationed with the Mediterranean Fleet. Mrs Gilbert Smith and Mrs Gerald Teasley hosted a bridge luncheon for Nora Garth Gray bride elect with high scores awarded. A subsequent shower for Gray and a dinner gathered numerous local women. Alabama ABC inspectors visited Athens to review enforcement efforts. Melvin Hutson of Decatur, circuit solicitor, was a local hero. Dr A D Powers and others drove to Birmingham while Mrs George C Johnson improves after illness.
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E. P. Webb
Italy
Spanish
Morocco
North Africa
Gibraltar
Rome
Genoa
Naples
Venice
Cannes
France
Webb
Lucille Roper
Elkmont
Ella Stiger Gray
W. T. Ellis
A. D. Powers
D. J. Wilson
Evelyn Reed Gray
John Wilson
J. B. Carrington
Paul Gish
N. K. Bitting, Jr
H. J. Kittrell
W. E. Estes, Jr
Farry More
Sarver
Alabama A. B. C. Board
Athens
Melvin Hutson
Decatur
Elizabeth Powers
D. L. Rosenall, Jr
Daily Cross Puzzle Answers From 1938 King Features
The page presents a themed crossword with across and down clues numbered for entries like 20 toward the heavenly body and 21 male parent, plus entries for 4 two-year-old salmon and 31 ever. The puzzle credits King Features Syndicate with a 1938 copyright.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Local social notes from Lawrence County Antioch area
Miss Joann Sivey hosted a party Saturday evening while Miss Earline Turner visited Miss Hazel Parker. Rev. Walker Bynum and relatives from Decatur joined Mrs. J. A. Bogle for a weekend visit. Eva Stewart and Sammy Bell announced their engagement. Alma Lentz spent the weekend in Decatur and visited Neal Simpson in hospital with a broken leg. The Bogle couple toured Athens to see Mrs. Bogle’s sister. Marvin Morris of Athens stayed with his parents Rev. and Mrs. Morris. Jesse Gillespie joined Sunday dinner with the Lentzs. Grady Terry visits his husband in Flint Hospital. Evelyn Lott plans to travel to Alexander City for two to three months. Bula Lee Roberts departs for Illinois. George Collings and spouse have moved from New Hope to join local friends.
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Joann Sivey
Earline Turner
Hazel Parker
Walker Bynum
Jimmy
Joiner Bynum
Decatur
Route 3
J. A. Bogle
Eva Stewart
Sammy Bell
Alma Lentz
Miss Lentz
J. W. Lentz
Grady Terry
Flint Hospital
Evelyn Lott
Alexander City
Bula Lee Roberts
Illinois
George Collings
New Hope
Local Ministers To Attend Athens Pastors School
Several Methodist pastors of the Decatur district plan to enroll for a pastors school in Athens. The program runs from July 4 through July with a splendid faculty lined up for the period.
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Decatur
Athens
Lindberghs Leave English Home for Quiet Island Trip
Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh departed Long Barn in Kent for two and a half years. Friends said they likely moved to Ile de Sein off Brittany coast, the island the flyer bought last April.
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Lindberghs
London
Ocol
Charles A. Lindbergh
Long Barn
Kent
Ilice Island
Brittany
Backache and Leg Aches Signal Kidney Trouble
Warnings from aching backs and pains in legs suggest kidneys need attention. Kidneys remove waste from blood. when tubes fail waste collects, causing aches, swelling and fatigue. Doan's Pills have helped millions for over 40 years to remove waste and restore comfort.
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Nature
Beetle Drive Underway in Alabama Harvest Region
Era agriculture officials push a statewide beetle warning as infestations spread from Covington and Geneva into Florida. L Harris, head of plant industry, cites millions of beetles damaging field crops and predicts a larger outbreak as peak emergence and egg laying loom 10 days to two weeks away.
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Alabama
Federal
Covington
Geneva
L. Harris
State Cultural Department
Florida
Harris
Crowded Oak Ridge Children’s Day Program Reported
A large crowd attended the Morgan County Oak Ridge children’s day program on Sunday. Local residents and families including the Sparkman and Sybert households were among weekend visitors and guests at various homes in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Sparkman
J. Sparkman
Lucille West
Dora Sandlin
Dorothy Rogers
Ollie Sybert
Rindo Wallace
Grandson
L. B. Sybert
Edith
Dan Sparkman
Macedonia
Elvie Roberta
Neel
Willis Hicks
L. J Wallace
Alvie Roberts
Bob Sybert
Pasteur Expelled From Paris Over Germ Theory Claim
Louis Pasteur faced expulsion from Paris for insisting infection is caused by microbes and immunity can be gained through vaccines. The clash highlighted early debates on germ theory and vaccination in the 19th century scientific community.
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Louis Pasteur
Paris
We Appreciate Your Bus iness and Welcome All Customers
A friendly note from a local business thanks both returning and new customers for their patronage and support. The message emphasizes appreciation and invites continued business.
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Texas
Ellen Dale
Lowes
Bill Baron
William Baron
el Tecolote
Sid Bromberg
Australia
Ellen Daggs
The
Phoenix Evening Gazette
America
Nogales Herald
Herald
Limestone County
Durham
Tom Brooks
R. E. Durham
D. O. Ball
Lowe Rogers
John Nick Rogers
Grady Davis
Milton Marks
R. O. Gordon
Wesley Shaw
Bob Jones College
Tennessee
F. V. Shaw
Hazel Holmes
Coxey
van Honey
Edgar Swineaer
Maxie Marshall
Beatrice Williamson
Louie Brooks
Decaturab Service
Vine
Bank St
Second
Moulton
Grant
Moulton and
Sth
Goojyear
Alabama Mills
Fortune’s
Caddell Drug CO
2Nd Ave
SKY High
Angelyn Hollinsworth
Martha Nash
Mary Stuart Terre
Alma Ray
Louise Fitzpatrick
Mary Pat Fitzpatrick
Katherine Timberlake
Mary Ford Tillery
Nelle Frank Moore
Gloria Carlisle
Jeasie Wilson Howland
Ann Miller MeEntire
Ruth Laubenthal
Virginia Prince Calvin
Blouise Thompson
Margaret Scarborough
Betty Poster Pointer
Mary Virginia Bingham
Dutch Mill—Betsy
Jane Elam
Jacqueline Johnson
Esther Morris
Marguerite Jernigan
Sally Barnum
Corinne Ray
Dorothy Fitzpatrick
Marianna Mason
Bettye McGehee
Edith Buges
Grace Wheeler
Virginia Moreste
Joan Summer
Nellie Clark Roan
Helen Mae Brewer
Harriet Jane Sittason
Sara Elmer
Geneva Goode
Ada C. Malcolm
City Park
Princess Theatre
Daily Cross
Healtates Northweat
Fresh
Wicked
Hasten
Miairichehiais
Clon Ets
Lawrence County
Antioch
Morgan
Oak Ridge
W.c. Hess
6Th Ave
Decatur Maid
Lux
I, Lee
Hanes
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