Demos Plan for Meeting in Chicago for Roosevelt Nomination
Democratic Chairman Robert E Hannegan organized a Chicago committee to plan the July 19 convention where Roosevelt may win a second nomination. A keynote speaker and convention chairmanship were discussed with Governor Robert S Kerr seen as a likely keynote pick. Governor John W Bricker dined in Washington with Republican first termers amid presidential ambitions.
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Associated Press
Robert E Hannegan
Roosevelt
Chicago
Hannegan
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Washington
Bricker
Epworth League Social At Forrest Chapel Home
A large crowd attended a social Saturday night hosted by the Forrest Chapel Epworth League at Lloyd Burns home. Attendees included Opal Morgan Edith Curtis Pandora Breeding Binian Breeding Betty Orr Eloise Jones Freda Atkins Jr Cobb T L Speakman Lloyd Burns Freeman Bridges Howard Montgomery Ilman Story Olan and companions Rayvin Smith Adrian Jones Gurney Segars Mildred Garner with visitors Stella Jean Sandlin Eula Dee Morris Evelyn Cooper Harold King Jay Breeding Freeman Blenkenship and Reuben Sims.
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Lloyd Burns
Forrest Chapel
Epworth League
Opal Morgan
Edith Curtis
Pandora
Binian Breeding
Betty Orr
Eloise Jones
Freda Atkins
Idaho Senate Nomination Race Sees Narrow Vote Tally
In Idaho the race for the democratic senate nomination shows a tight tally with D Worth Clark trailing briefly and Glen Taylor leading at times as 713 of 845 precincts report. The unofficial counts flip between Clark and Taylor while James Hawley lags. official results due after 715 precincts tabulated. Governor Bottolfsen wins Republican nomination for senate. The Texas Supreme Court allows pro Roosevelt democrats to seek to print electors on the July 22 ballot.
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Tion
United States
Idaho
Senate
D. Worth Clark
Glen Taylor
Pocateco
James H. Hawley
Warm Springs Foundation Aids About 150 Persons
The anti paralysis institute founded by President Roosevelt at Warm Springs accommodates about 150 people seeking treatment and rehabilitation services at the facility.
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Warm Springs Foundation
Roosevelt
Your Handy Guide for Your War on Insects and Dairy Notes
The article promotes a free guide on insect pest control for dairymen to protect milk production. It discusses cooling methods with water versus air, emergency barrels, and milk house tanks. It also covers hay cutting timing based on university bulletins from Minnesota Purdue and Tennessee, advising readers to contact extension services for further copies.
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Kraft
Kraft Cheese Company
Peshtigo Court
Chicago
Illinois
University of Minnesota
Tennessee
Department of Agricultural Extension
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Minnesota
Purdue University
Purdue
St. Paul
Lafayette
Ind
Note on mailed tax guidance for non residents
A fragmented note discusses mailed guidance for non residents and mentions potential charges. It references state matters and advises consulting a local contact, Bob, for clarification. The text is garbled but signals guidance about state taxation or forms.
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Duck
Postwar buyers expect rapid service and cheaper goods
Washington reports senators foresee a buyers market after the war with quick laundry turnaround. They cite understaffed service industries during wartime and expect competition to improve conditions as raw materials release boosts production and shortages ease, though some items like vacuum cleaners and cars will face backlogs for months or years.
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Francis J. Kelly
Washington
George
D-Ga
Senate
Butler
R-Neb
Greyhound Strikes Halt Most Birmingham Bus Runs
Four of five principal Southeastern Greyhound Birmingham division routes were suspended due to a 30-mechanic work stoppage over a new June 1 schedule. Idle routes included Jackson ville and Montgomery via several cities. the Birmingham to Nashville run remained active using elsewhere serviced buses. Union AFL spokesman cited overtime pay loss as key issue.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southeastern Greyhound Lines
Southeastern
Jacksonville
Fla
Montgomery
Mobile
Selma
Atlanta
Anniston
Chattanooga
Gadsden
Nashville
Florence
J. R. Corum
AFL
Bus Schedules Return to Normal at Local Terminal
Local Greyhound terminal reports schedules operating normally this afternoon after a brief disruption last night. A spokesman confirmed all buses are running today with minor delays previously noted.
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Greyhound
Mrs Hopkins Addresses Morgan County on Prisoner of War Aid
A Morgan County audience and Limestone County visitors heard Mrs. Howard V. Hopkins, Washington Red Cross prisoner of war representative, explain camp conditions and aid. She answered questions about sending packages and how often they may be sent, urging families to contact the local Red Cross for details.
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Morgan County
Limestone County
Mamie Walker
Red Cross
Howard V. Hopkins
Washington Red Cross
Hopkins
Cop toc Rites Held Friday for Edwin Copto c
Funeral services for Edwin Coptoc seventy six year old Mooresville resident known as Uncle Billy who died June 12 at the veterans hospital in Memphis will be held Friday at eleven in Mooresville cemetery with Rev F J Schlosser officiating Interment in Mooresville with Brown directing. He was a veteran of the Indian wars and a former Nebraska legislator who had lived in Mooresville for thirty five years. He is survived by two sisters one of whom is Mrs Lorena Cop toc of Chambers Nebraska, two brothers and other relatives. Active pallbearers are George McCrary W R Hill Walter Bettingfield Douglas Hagan Dr T G Morrow and Butler Hine Honorary pallbearers include S J Nethery B N and B A Bibb J G Hill C A Oliver J M Aldridge and R S Banks.
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Edwin Coptoc
Mooresville
Uncle Billy
Veterans Hospital
Memphis
F. J Schlosser
Brown
Chambers
Nebraska
Billy
Decatur
Lorena Coptoc
George McCrary
W. R. Hill
Walter Bettingfield
Douglas Hagan
T. G. Morrow
Butler Hine
S. J. Nethery
B. N
B. A. Bibb
J. G. Hill
C. A. Oliver
J. M. Aldridge
R. S. Banks
Weather patterns move from west to east in temperate zones
In temperate zones weather typically travels west to east driven by prevailing westerlies. The pattern affects storm tracks temperature shifts and rainfall across mid latitude regions.
Wedding News in Cullman County Fairview Environs
A wedding of interest occurred Saturday night as Miss Imogene Haynes wed Jack Dollar. Couples, relatives, and friends gathered with local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith and Mrs. Annie Smith. Attendees shared visits, prayers, and social hours through the weekend.
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Cullman
County Fairview
Joe Smith
Imogene Haynes
Jack Dollar
Jack Haynes
Annie Smith
Mr. View
Joe Ake
W. G. Casey
John Lewis
L. P.morris
Central
Maude Hesterley
Charlie Hesterey
Sub Invades Fishing Area Near Boston
A German submarine shelled and machine-gunned a Boston trawler in the North Atlantic. Captain James L. Abbott and most of the crew abandoned ship, but the Lark later limped into port with a sieved hull while two sailors remained aboard to salvage the vessel.
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Boston
North Atlantic
James L. Abbott
Lark
F. J. O'Hara Brothers
Abbott
John Aspell
Dan Maloney
Rex
Breed Family Goes Fishing Leaves Luck in River
The Breed family and Mr and Mrs Luther Breed and kin went fishing but joked they left their luck in the river as they return empty handed.
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Luther Breed
Local Social News from Limestone County Oak Grove Area
Weekend visiting and family updates from Limestone County communities include Misses Margaret and Sallie Biggerstaff guests of Miss Lily Mae Nichols. Mr and Mrs Shields Jones hosting Chester Jones family. Pvt Walter Biggerstaff in Panama sends word he is well. Rachel Biggerstaff visiting Helen Nichols. Emma Clutts and family with Kate and Alvis Clark. Earl Matt Bumpus and A N Bumpus families noted.
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Margaret and
Sallie Biggerstaff
Lily Mae
Beatrice Nichols
Elkmont
Shields Jones
Bethel
Chester Jones
Mazie Ann
Walter
Buddy) Biggerstaff
Panama
T. B. Biggerstaff
Athens
Rachel "Biggerstaff
Helen Nichols
Emma Clutts
Cross Keys
Kate Clark
Alvis Clark
Earl
Matt) Bumpus
A. N. Bumpus
U-Boat Attacks Lark as Survivors Escape in Lifeboat
After an underwater craft disappeared, a U-boat surfaced near the lifeboat miles from the Lark. It circled and fired shells, tearing 500 holes in sails and seven large holes in the hull. Abbott recalls a third weapon used.
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Dory
Abbott
Hartselle Plans Fifth War Loan Drive
J E Stone Jr reports the fifth war loan drive in Hartselle will map to prior methods with house to house canvassing on June 16. Girl Scouts led by Frances Reeves will cover residential areas while four two man business team canvassers sweep the business district. Citizens should report bonds already bought and planned purchases for June and July counting toward county quotas. past drive raised about $100000 and officials hope to top that.
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State Agricultural Extension Service
Kraft
Hartselle
J. E. Stone, Jr
Frances Reeves
Illness Spurs Postponement of Nashville Visit
The Bumpus families from Good Springs and Route 5 were in contact as their children in the Howard Bumpus household came down with measles. Mrs. Bumpus’s Nashville trip was postponed until a later date.
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Howard Bumpus
Good Springs
Lee Bumpus
Keep medicines in original bottles to avoid selection errors
Guidance urges storing medicines in their original bottles with tight caps and clear labels in the medicine cabinet to prevent confusion when selecting the correct drug. It emphasizes labeling and organized storage to reduce mix ups and ensure safety.
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Loyd's Drug
Manageae
Epworth League Social
Uncle Bob
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Kraft Dairy Farm Service
Asia
Europe
Mrs. Hopkins
Alvertis Smith
Sacred Harp
Mt. Vernon
Frank Maynard
U.S. Army
Mary Maynard
W. T. Casey
John Lewis Casey
Troy Yeager
Pauline Wright
Mamie Philpot
James Husley
Bart Husley
Cecil Butler
Kroehler
Rocker
Sterchi Bros
Oak Grove
Robert Broadway
St.Joseph
Loyd’s
Johnston St
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