German Press Chief Rejects Peace Talks for Total Victory
Otto Dietrich, Hitler’s press chief, told Foreign Journalists in Berlin that Germany’s aim is total victory. He ridiculed Britain and France for seeking peace and said Hitler unites the people, armed forces, and weapons to ensure triumph as troops march toward Paris.
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Eric
Berlin
Eee
Cologne
Louis P. Lochner
Paris
Otto Dietrich
Adolph Hitler
Dietrich
Germany
Puehrer
Great Britain
France
Poland
Hitler
People's State
Volksstaat
General Headquarters
Fuelrer
England
Louis Lochner
Associated Press
Bureau
War Alerts and Strategic Risks as Europe Sees New Fronts
The piece discusses a looming war stance along the Loire with Mussolini's forces eyed for action on the Franco-Italian border and Spain possibly entering on the Allied side. It outlines fears of a Gibraltar assault and a potential British invasion of England if France surrenders, with reports of German troop movements toward Paris and pressure on Britain amid disrupted defenses. It also notes a separate agricultural program by A phrey involving alfalfa, lespedeza, and dairy feed crops as a local relief.
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Mussolini
France
Madrid
Tangier
North Africa
Rock of
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
England
Hitler
Pearce and Hill Named to Office at Boys State
Harry Pearce and Johnny Hill two Decatur boys attending Boys State at Montgomery have been elected to office.
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Pearce
Hill
Harry Pearce
Johnny Hill
Decatur
Montgomery
Youngsters Favorable To Boys State Officials
Pearce secretary of state Hill under secretary of state both boys conduct themselves well in their offices and are great favorites with many youngsters attending the Boys State.
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Fice
Pearce
Hill
Carruth Files Challenge to Northwest Lawrence Board Race
Frank Carruth, a member of the Northwest Lawrence County Board of Revenue, contests the June 4 primary result in which Fred Brackin won by 14 votes. Carruth claims Brackin benefited from illegal ballots. a hearing before the County Executive Committee is set for June 26.
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Frank Carruth
Board of Revenue
Northwest
Lawrence County
W. L. Chenault
Fred Brackin
Moulton
Brackin
Carruth
Men’s Supper Meeting At First Presbyterian Church
The men’s supper is held tonight at the First Presbyterian church starting 6 30 PM. All men of the church are invited to attend this monthly gathering.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fireproof cotton touted in Charlotte tests
The article reports on a new fireproof cotton treatment tested in Charlotte. An acetylene torch burned a hole but did not ignite surrounding fabric. W J Heenan of the Department of Agriculture lauds the development as a major advance for the cotton industry with federal allotments to a Charlotte firm and a Texas company.
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Charlotte
N. C
Department of Agriculture
Beeves
W. J. Heenan
Department
Zin Tyler
Tex
Heenan
Pageant Cast Rehearsals Begin for Decatur Celebration
Rehearsals for the town 120th anniversary pageant start 1 30 PM Monday at Central High School and run day and night through July 4. About 150 cast members expected. mass meeting set for 8 PM Monday at Lyons Hotel Assembly room to discuss plans.
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Decatur
Central High School
Lyons Hotel
Pengents
Benson Field
Tennessee River
Richard Mahar
M. E. Edwards
W. J. Brown
Earle Calvin
G. P. Banaiza
Maynard Layman
Ben Holmes
John B. Rogers
Fostoria
Ohio
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Checks Ready for Saturday at Decatur Dairy Market
Checks totaling 3461.14 will be paid Saturday to 300 farm milk sellers at Alabama Dairy Products plant in Decatur. Highest payout is 60.00, lowest 0.03 after deductions. Program starts at 11 with F. W. Burns of Auburn as featured speaker. several hundred farmers expected.
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Decatur
Alabama Dairy Products Plant
F. W. Burns
Auburn
Farmer to Ship Milk Daily to Decatur Cheese Plant
H D Humphrey an demonstrations farmer from Hartselle Route 3 plans to start sending a ten gallon can of milk to the Decatur cheese plant each day in the near future He will source the milk from five well bred cows and heifers on his farm aided by County Agent B G Hall The program began with winter legumes fertilized with triple superphosphate by the county soil conservation association and TVA and has boosted his corn yield to about thirty five bushels per acre last year
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H. D. Humphrey
Hartselle
Route 3
Decatur
County Soil Conservation Association
Tennessee Valley Authority
Farmer's plan to grow grain for dairy cattle on dairy farm
A farmer estimates several acres of sorghum or similar grain would yield 50 to 75 bushels per acre. His program aims to produce ample grain to feed his dairy cattle and other livestock on the farm. Hay needs for Mr Hum?
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Cate
Hum
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Reca Mcrae
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Headquarters For Paint and Wallpaper Contractors
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Carr Chemical
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