Alabama Counties Drive Sharp Rise in Tax Returns for 1939
Washington June 12 The 1939 income tax returns show Alabama totaling 40 538 with county and city figures led by Jefferson Leeds Birmingham and Mobile among others. The bulletin lists city and town totals for Alabama state at 49 538 with numerous municipalities contributing to the overall rise.
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Washington
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Autauga
Pratville
Baywin
Bay Minette
Pairhope
Barbour
Clayton
Fufaula
Bible
West Bloc
Ton
Blount
Oneonta
Bullock
Union Springs
Butler
Chapman
Georgiana
Greenville
Calhoun
Anniston
Blue Mountain
Jacksonville
Oxford
Piedmont
Chambers
Lafayette
Lanett
Cherokee
Chilton
Clanton
Choctaw
Clarke
Jackson
Thomasville
Clay
Lineville
Cleburne
Heflin
Coffee
Elba
Enterprise
Colbert
Sheffield
Tuscumbia
Jefferson
Bessemer
Birmingham
Brighton
Ensley
P. O. Birmingham
Fairfield
Homewood
Leeds
Lamar
Sulligent
Lauderdale
Florence
Lawrence
Lee
Auburn
Opelika
Limestone
Athens
Lowndes
Fort Deposit
Macon
Tuskegee
Madison
Huntsville
Marengo
Demopolis
Marion
Guin Winfield
Marshall
Albertville
Boat
Guntersville
Mobile
Citronelle
Prichard
Monroe
Frisco City
Monroeville
Montgomery
Alikeville
Pike
Brundidge
Troy
Randolph
Roanoke
Russell
Phenix City
St. Clair
Shelby
Columbiana
Montevallo
Sumter
Livingston
York
Talladega
Sylacauga
Tallapoosa
Alexander City
Camp Hill
Dadeville
Tuscalo
Local Social Notes From Morgan County and Rocky Ford
The column records visits and weekends among families in Morgan County and Rocky Ford. Notable entries include William and J W Betterton with Raythun Edwards in Birmingham, Gaines McNutt family with Calvin, Luke Key visiting Andrew Edwards, and Sherman Wallace from the U S Army visiting relatives. Little Jewell Faye Garrison is ill and Ozelle McNutt with R L McNutt attended a singing at End Pike.
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William Betterton
J. W
Raythun Edward
Willie Fred Edwards
Birmingham
Gaines McNutt
Calvin
Amardie Aldridge
Luke Key
Andrew Edwards
Ruben, Sims
Don Wallace
Shirley Wallace
Cherman Wallace
Joe Wallace
Ozelle McNutt
R. L. McNutt
End-Pike
Shirley Cobbett
Sherman Wallace
U. S. Army
Haois
Hartselle
Jewell Faye Garrison
Dorcas Sunday School Class Monthly Meeting
The Dorcas Sunday school class of Southside Baptist church held its regular monthly business session with opening hymn and prayer led by Mrs. George Wells. Mrs. Robert Sharpe gave the devotional as members discussed old and new business before a social hour and refreshments. The next meeting is scheduled at the church on July 10.
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Dorcas
Southside Baptist Church
George Wells
Robert Sharpe
Gedan's Regents Insurance Agent List Noted Today
A shorthand notice highlights Gedan's regents as the listed insurance agent group for today. The fragment indicates a registry or listing tied to insurance agents and the current date context.
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Gedan
How a Family of 4 Can Eat Well on $10 a Week
Daily feature outlines iron rich foods and affordable menus for a four person family. It lists very rich sources like liver and kidneys and moderately rich items such as oats and beans, then provides a Friday menu with breakfast lunch and dinner totaling about $1.25 per day.
Gentleman seeks furnished two to three rooms with Bach at 3 am
Classified notice from Paradise Wanted Mobile Alabama requests a studio or small apartment with listening space for Bach at 3 am. Desirable features include fireplace maid service bookshelves and proximity to bus. undesirable qualities are loud neighbors and noisy children.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile Press Register
Gatlin Held for Murder in Limestone County
Alys Gatlin, 26, bound over for murder after a preliminary hearing in Limestone County Municipal Court. Gatlin allegedly killed his father in law Jay Guthrie with a knife following a May drinking incident. Guthrie died 11 days after being struck. Gatlin was remanded with a $750 bond. his wife testified for the prosecution. Prosecutor: George C. Johnson. Defense: James H. McCoy.
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Athens
Ala
Alys Gatlin
Jay Guthrie
Limestone County
Gatlin
Guthrie
Nashville
George C. Johnson
Morgan County Rock Creek Community Notes
Several residents attended the air carnival in Birmingham on Sunday. Leona Smith visited her brother and his family last week. Dolores Smith of Decatur spent the weekend with her parents V F Smith and Lewis Tanner is improving from an infected leg. Hiam Childer and family visited J F Tanner's family. Elcie McKee visited Malinda Lewis and Beckie McKee. Ida Oden was guest of Leona Smith and family. Community welcomed rain Saturday. Ida Oden visited Annie Bell Hamilton last week.
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Birmingham
Leona Smith
Williams Lewis
Dolores Smith
Decatur
V. EF. Smith
Lewis. Tanner
Hiam Childer
J. F. Tanner
Elcie McKee
Malinda Lewis
Beckie McKee
Ida Oden
Annie Bell Hamilton
State revenue chief reassures workers after office axing incident
Farrington R. Carpenter, newly appointed director of Colorado's department of revenue, arrives at the Denver office with axes as he begins a broad government reorganization. He explains the axes are for chopping wood on a farm rented outside Denver, not payroll cuts.
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Denver
Farrington R. Carpenter
Colorado
State Department of Revenue
Carpenter
Life As Lived In Camp By The Associated Press
In a patchwork camp diary from Fort Benning and other posts, soldiers recount quirky homecomings and odd mishaps. A private reaches headquarters with a dynamite loaded vehicle, a Starkville man wrestles dogs to enter his home, and a Bee swarm interrupts an army hand signal at the field.
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Associated Press
Camp Wheeler
Theodore Crabtree
Bath
Honolulu
Georgia
Cotton Insurance Bill Moves To Senate Action
A proposal to insure 1942 cotton faced Senate action after House approval. Democratic sponsors say the measure would stabilize cotton farmers income, while Republicans call it too costly. Federal crop insurance remains available to wheat producers currently.
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Washington
Senate
Wi House
House
Sheriff Whitt to Return for Redus Murder Trial
Athens Alabama June 12 Sheriff Martin F Whitt will return from Montgomery after two weeks of treatment for a medical condition He comes back to attend the special first degree murder trial of Robert Redus a 24 year old Athens man accused of killing Bedford Brackeen Athens policeman in a circuit court session slated for Monday
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Athens
Ala
Martin F. Whitt
Montgomery
Exterans Hospital
Robert Redus
Bedford F. Brackeen
Amazing results from 8.8.8 Tonic for vitality and digestion
An advertisement touts 8.8.8 Tonic as a remedy for fatigue digestive issues and pale skin. It claims tonics restore red blood cells improve appetite and energy, boost digestion, and help regain youthfulness with liquid formula and fast action.
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Nara Rane Co
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