Red-Suspendered Eugene Talmadge Seeks Georgia Governor Post
Eugene Talmadge qualified to run for a third term as Georgia governor, signaling a shift by pledging cooperation with the Roosevelt administration. He entered the race in a Democratic primary with four candidates, after a long political career and two prior terms. He planned a July 4 campaign kickoff in Albany and outlined priorities for Georgia.
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Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Atlanta
Redme Talmadge
Talmadge
Roosevelt
United States Senate
Farmer
Albany Ga
Hugh Howell
Columbus Roberts
Abit Nix
Athens lawyer on state regents board faces entry fee issue
An Athens attorney and member of the state board of regents has not yet paid his entry fee, prompting questions about compliance and participation in the upcoming proceedings.
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Athens
State’ Board of Regents
Nix
Cattle Tuberculosis Testing Set for June 17
County agent reports FE Williams of the U S Veterinary Department will re accredit Morgan County and test cows for tuberculosis on Monday June 17. Citizens urged to contact the County Agent promptly to arrange testing for their cattle.
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B. G Hall
FE. E. Williams
United States Veterinary Department
Morgan County
Town Creek Methodist church stewards hold social and meeting
A Town Creek Methodist church board of stewards met Monday night at Wheeler Dam hosted by Mr and Mrs L E Sanderson and Mr and Mrs Garland Evans. The gathering featured a lavish fish fry followed by a regular business session led by chairman Dr H G McCullough. The revival plans for August were announced with Rev R L Dill Jr of Birmingham assisting. Garland Evans and fellow members will oversee the laymen service on Sunday morning June 16 with an expected large turnout.
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Decatur
H. G. McCullough
Town Creek Church
R. L. Dill, Jr
Birmingham
Garland Evans
Swiss Count Bomb Toll Across Cities In Geneva Raid
Swiss authorities report four dead including two women and numerous injuries after bombing raids on Geneva and nearby towns. At least 18 seriously wounded in Geneva. five bombs hit a residential district, a railroad station, and a hotel in Renens. An unknown bomber nationality was initially suspected, later noted without confirmation.
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Renens
Lausanne
Saleve Cliff
France
Champs-Carouge
Polish Submarine Orzel Lost in Naval Announcement
The Polish submarine Orzel, a 1100 ton craft launched January 15 1938 with a crew of 56, has been lost. The loss was announced by the Polish naval staff through the British admiralty in London. The vessel reportedly escaped internment at Talinn, Estonia, last September 18.
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Admiralty
Talinn
Estonia
Invitation to sit in body for special service
A person has been invited to sit in a designated body for a special service. The notice outlines the appointment and the context of the ceremony without further details.
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claims Bile Flow Promise
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a cure to stimulate two pints of bile daily for digestion. It urges readers to ask by name and sells for 10¢ and 26¢, claiming relief from gas and sour feeling.
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Carter
Senator Bankhead backs aid to allies with loose war line
Senator Bankhead of Alabama voiced support for all material aid to the allies while keeping within a "short of war" boundary. He said a liberal definition of the term is warranted and he is willing to judge a little to aid the Allies, stressing the need to avoid full involvement in war.
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Washington
Bankhead
Ala
Civic Clubs Urged to Submit Red Cross Drive Reports
The Morgan County Red Cross chapter requests prompt reports from Kiwanis Rotary and Lions clubs on the drive. Earlier efforts were announced but reports remain scarce and due.
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Morgan County
The
Red Cross
Kiwanis, Rotary
Lions Clubs
Great Lakes Showers Spread Across Region
Unsettled conditions brought showers to the Great Lakes area and to eastern Kansas, Mississippi, Arkansas, Tennessee, Georgia and Florida. Mobile reported 2.36 inches, Miami 1.70, New Orleans 1.17 and Atlanta airport 1.22 inches. Scattered showers expected to continue in Georgia and Alabama with little national temperature change overall. Cooler belt over Kansas and Missouri with lows in 60s. highs reached 90s in several southern cities.
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Associated Press
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Arkansas
Tennessee
Georgia
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Ala
Miami
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Training School At Hartselle Attracts Attendees
A leadership training session was held at the home agent’s assembly hall on Friday June 7. Demonstrations on household linens Swedish and Italian weaving were led by Miss Catherine Haynes Auburn Extension clothing specialist and Miss Irien Rowe county home demonstration agent. Attending leaders included Mrs. Gladys Compton Mrs. J A Black Miss Elsie Crawford Miss Gwendolyn Holmes Mrs. Mike Breeding Mrs. Cecil Tanner Mrs A C Sample Mrs Ruby Maxwell Mrs H E B Owen Mrs J W White Mrs Earon Orr and Mrs Altha Shaneyfelt.
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Auburn
Irien Rowe
Gladys Compton
J. A. Black
Elsie Crawford
Gwendolyn Holmes
Mike Breeding
Cecil Tanner
A. C. Sample
Ruby Maxwell
Associated Press Picture Service Description
The passage outlines the AP News picture service, highlighting its rapid worldwide image gathering and distribution. It emphasizes timeliness and breadth of coverage by a major news cooperative.
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Associated Press
Great News Gathering Organization
Wirephoto
Canada
Gulf
Maine
California
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