Letter details death of Pvt Elton McCulloch in France
Mrs Paralee W McCulloch of Moulton Alabama receives a chaplain's letter about her son Private Elton E McCulloch 34811024 killed in action 5 September 1944 near Brest France. He served as mortar gunner in Company G 116th Infantry. buried with honors in St James American Cemetery France Grave 222 Row 9 Plot L.
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Paralee W. McCulloch
Moulton 2
Pvt
Elton E. McCulloch
France
McCulloch
Elton E. McCuloch
Elton
116Th Infantry
Brest
St. James
United States Army
Fred MeeKuecke, Jr
APO
C-O
New York
Office of Effects Quartermaster
Kansas City
Missouri
Charles D. Reed
Rival to My Heart chapter twenty seven
Gail Beauchamp worries over the pending trial as Reyna and Dr McCormick clash while Gail contemplates marriage to Burke Gentry. Reyna advises on Lucienne and Kramer, and Gail wrestles with timing as she awaits Burke’s marriage proposal.
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Gail
Beauchamp
Reyna
Howard Thayer
Dr. McCormick
Burke Gentry
McCormick
Burke
Lucienne
Cassius
Steve McCormick
Gentry
Cotton Help Group Sets Talks to Boost Foreign Markets
A delegation of cotton growers and shippers led by W. B. Davis and W. L. Walker set out from Washington for conferences to stimulate foreign markets. They planned meetings in the capital to urge action on the reciprocal trades extension and with Agriculture and the Commodity Credit Corporation to advance a domestic program for cotton.
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L. T
Tex
Easley Washington
W. B. Davis
Newnan
American Cotton Shippers Association
W. L. Walker
Houston
Capitol
George
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Brazil
Egypt
Agriculture Department
Pace Committee
C. C. Smith
Commodity Credit Corporation
Eight Daily Papers Appear in Palestine in Hebrew Language
Eight daily newspapers now publish in Palestine in Hebrew shaping the press scene. The new Hebrew papers join existing English and Arabic outlets, signaling expanding media diversity and public discourse in the region.
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Palestine
MarriAges And Deeds In Morgan County And Decatur Area
A list of marriages linking residents of Hartselle Decatur Courtland and Athens with spouses from nearby towns plus numerous property transfers and cemetery deeds. Notable pairings include Harvey Floyd Self with Ruby Jane Johnson and Elijah Jack Harris with Hattie Lee Hubbard. Deed transfers show amounts from $40 to $6000 among many individuals and entities including Roselawn Cemetery Co. and Memorial Drive Methodist church.
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Morgan County
Harvey Floyd Self Hartselle
Ruby Jane Johnson
Hartselle
Joe Alford Hidgen
Decatur
Frances Goodwin
Athens
Elijah Jack Harris
Hattie Lee Hubbard
Courtland
Charlie Robinson
Annie Pearl Stovall
Robert Trammel
Marcum
Gardendale
Mary Jane Caldwell
Robert Nelson Curtis
Mary Close
William Taylor Breeding
Birmingham
Helen Dorothy White
Charles Wilson Looney
Nell Nadine Smith
Robert Thomas Self
Huntsville
Mildred Bailey
Roy Burdine Brockman
Dicktown
Tenn
Zella B. Pitts
William Howard Elliot
Wheeler
Annie Ester Watkins
Oliver Fieldon Grimmett
Hanceville
Edna Omalene Moore
Cullman
Arthur J. King
Monroe C. Christian
H. L. Kirby
W. S. Turner
James E. Penney
George B. Hamilton
Michie S. Parsons
Dan Ella Ballentine
Freddie Shaw
May A. Nelson
Memorial Drive Methodist Church
Sebiele Homes, Inc
William Oakdale Homes, Inc
James F. Speesle
Rogers
H.a.hendrix
Herman L. Stinson
T. O. Laney
Uo. Stinson
James Thomas Wynn
Frank Alexander
A. D. Zanuit
Ray Poff
Pencil R. Baker
Thomas L. Baker
Crutchfield
Edd Johnson
Mattie de Graffenried
O. M. de Graffenried
George W. Hardy
Leila Powell
Homer Lawrence
W. R. Wallace
Ollie D. Powell
Zu Lee G. Malone
Lula B. Randle
Everett B. Randle
Wa Riley
Harold L. Smith
Eula True Rogers
Addie Lee Holmes
Roselawn Cemetery Co
Audrey Johnson
Lucile H. Stephenson
Noah Wynn
Dennis McClendon
Paul H. Lizzie Martin
Callie Harris
Marriage and property transfers listed in Alabama deeds
Lawrence County and surrounding areas report numerous property deeds with buyers and sums from $1 to $3,500. Several couples and individuals, including Hattie-Bragg A. et al to M A Bush and D A Norton to W Guy Houston, appear in transfers. Multiple marriage licenses issued in Hillsboro and nearby towns are noted alongside these transactions.
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Lawrence County
Hattie — Bragg
M. A. Bush
Lacey H
A. T. Barnes
Mattie Sue Sutton
Adi Gray
Jessie Davison
Ellen G. Martin
James Blythe
D. A. Norton
W. Guy Houston
Daisy
Walter Dutton
Frank Parker
A. T. Redman
T. J. Morrison
Ala
Johnnie James Young
Cullman
Ellen Orr
Courtland
J. T. Lovett
Town Creek
Christine Anderton
Fran. H. Bown
Russellville
Anna Lou Carbell
Hubert A. Osborn
Moulton
Nadine Waits
Clifton Terry
Decatur
Avalin B. Flannigan
Jim Garner
Wester Lee Granville
Tuscumbia
Carl J. Jacobs
Nadine Hooper
Robert Louis Parker
Dr Louie D Newton Delivers Speech In Gown Mixup
Athens Ga June 11 Dr Louie D Newton hurriedly left his Atlanta home to deliver the University of Georgia baccalaureate address. He opened a bag an hour before his sermon and found Shriner regalia instead of his gown. A faculty member loaned him proper attire.
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Athens
Louie D. Newton
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Tribute Paid to De Gaulle in Paris Return
Belman Morin reports De Gaulle’s Normandy tour ended with a triumphant Paris reception. Crowds mobbed him in Caen Bayeux St Lo and Alencon, where thousands gathered for speeches affirming French policy and national resolve despite Syria crisis humilia tions.
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Belman Morin
Paris
de Gaulle
Normandy
France
Caen
Bayeux
Alencon
Congress Personnel Costs Highlight Modernization Need
Washington dispatch reviews pay scales and staffing in Congress. It notes 169 pay rates for 1,373 Capitol workers, duplicated offices and roles across House and Senate, and conflicting pay and hiring practices under different authorities.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Shay
Congressional
Capitol
Senate
House
Ickes
Interior Department
Lou Deesher
North Alabama Receives Meat Share Under Control Plan
District OPA Director Sam Watkins said North Alabama will get its proportionate meat share under the control program started weeks ago. The plan requires all federally inspected and non inspected slaughterers to resume the same distribution pattern used during the first three months of 1944.
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Birmingham
Ata
North
Alabama
OPA
Sam J. Watkins
Daily crossword and cryptoquote puzzle feature
Includes a large crossword with across and down clues and a cryptoquote puzzle quote. Also shows a sample quotation "STRENGTHEN ME BY SYMPATHIZING WITH MY STRENGTH NOT MY WEAKNESS" attributed to Alcott and distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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Alcott
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Berlin Churches Reopen With Soviet Backing
Berlin's war wrecked churches reopen for Protestant Catholic and Jewish worship with Soviet approval. Burgom ester Arthur Werner notes Col Gen Begarin urged educating children to fear God. About 20 churches are open as Red Army oversees religious return and a rotating town council deems religion a priority.
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Eddy Gilmore
Berlin
Arthur Werner
Bezarin
Red Army
Werner
Father Bucholtz
Bucholtz
Burgomelister
Morris Rosenthal
Philadelphia
Otto Mark Geschke
Northwest 3-Crawler Gas Crane for Immediate Sale
For immediate sale a 5-ton capacity Northwest Model No. 3 crawler gas crane without drag line and bucket. 40 ft boom, 4-cylinder Wisconsin engine BS-2, serial 1146, 51-4x61-2. Sold as is where is FOB Fruehaus Trailer Company Bes semer Alabama. Inquiries to Fred Lamb Plant Superintendent.
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Northwest
Wisconsin
Alabama's released servicemen travel home from France
The names of Alabama soldiers freed from prison camps in Germany and passing an Allied recovery camp near a French port were released as they head home after a 60 day US furlough. They will report to an Army distribution center for reassignment or discharge and none will return to the European theater. Names include Maj. Sanda Helms Tuscaloosa and 1st Lt Charles Bradford Hollywood among others.
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Alabama
Germany
United States
Tuscaloosa
Sanda . Helms
16Th Avenue
Hollywood
Charles Bradford
Fort Payne
Rolet Griggs
Montgomery
Roy Harris
Alabama St. Falkville
Wilks Turney
Lacey Spring
James —Edwards
Lanett
Rance Jennings
4Th Avenue
Linden
Joseph Ford
Butler
Frank Bird
Attalla
George Flanagan
4Th Street
Athens
Winston Garth
Hobbs Street
Birmingham
Frederic Rosemore
10 Avenue
Andalusia
P. J. Ward
Perry Street
Brantley
Edward Mount
Louis. Rouser
Lewis Cottonwood
Louie Tillery
Berlin Leaders Warn of Threats as City Reforms Begin
Werner notes Berlin residents oppose Nazi influence and reports two life threats yesterday, adding six guards and garden walks. Bezarin expects schools to open in autumn but warns new Goebbels free textbooks could delay them. Transit remains a crisis with 1,000 Red Army donated vehicles aid, while downtown streetcars and subway are out of service.
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Berlin
Werner
Gen. Bezarin
Bezarin
Goebbels
Red Army
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