Memorial hospital president Stilwell dies in Georgia
Stilwell president of Memorial hospital died in Macon Georgia after being injured days earlier. Police say he left a New York dinner and was found dazed at his home. He had previously lived in New Jersey and Webster North Carolina connections appear in the family obituary notices.
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N. J
Stilwell
Memorial Hospital
Wesday
Macon
Muhlen Hospital
Plainfield
Earl
Eon
New Yark
Webster
N. C
County Medical Society
Ew Jersey Medical Society
College of Radiologists
North Carolina
Jefferson Medical
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Vertie Welly Stillwell
Wil A. Stilwell
Webster, N. C
Wiliam
Eaten
Jessie Latta
Hills
George Dilof Beta
Bataan
Manila
Lingayen Front
Mariveles
Florida
Corregidor
Manila Bay
China Sea
Wainwright
Pampanga Plains
United States
Cavite
Nichols Field
Zablan Field
Fort McKinley
Deliveries Limited Washington Restricts Small Packages
The firm announces an immediate halt on delivering packages under five pounds or under 60 inches in length within the Eastern gasoline shortage area.
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Washington
Black Market Coercion Reported in Alabama
The Office of War Information said black market coercion on a comparatively large scale at several points in Alabama has been reported to the distribution administration.
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Black Market
Birmingham
Office of War Information
Ala
Morcarn County Social Notes Highlight Local Encounters
Rev P A Green fulfilled his regular appointment at Pleasant View. Mrs L H Merrell is seriously ill in Cullman hospital. The text lists frequent Sunday visitors among the Lindler, Puryear, Adams, Ryan, Cobb, Vann, Enterkin, and related families, with travel from Danville, Bloomington, Birmingham, Union Mississippi, Falkville, Center Grove, and Center.
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P. A. Green
Pleasant View
L. H. Merrell
Cullman _ hospital
Boyd
Puryear
Danville
E. B. Puryear
Robert Adams
Jimmie Adams
B. F. Turrentine
Leo Livingston
Jerry Morgan
Cullman
R. A. Ryan
Monte Rice
Albert Cobb
Bloomington
Ind
Hyland Ryan
Birmingham
John Vann
Brooks Lindler
R. Long
Falkville
C. E. Tosh
Union
Afton Cobb
J. G. Green
James Panter
Route 2
Robbie Lou Ryan
Brooks Linder
Mildred Hunter
Gretta
Rolland
Glenda
Gene Enterkin
Center Grove
Eunice Oden
Parks in Buenos Aires Surpass Hundred in City
Buenos Aires, Latin America's largest city, reportedly hosts about 100 parks. The figure highlights the urban green space network amid a sprawling metropolitan area.
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Buenos Aires
Latin America
Manila Retreat and Filipino Ally’s Stand
Excerpt recounts December 1941 events as Manila braces for Japanese arrival. The narrator and Jacoby seek headquarters in Bataan after MacArthur declares Manila open. They meet Colonel Pierce and see Philippine troops en route, while Carlos explains racial divides and loyalty to his country amid looming captivity.
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MacArthur
Manila
Jacoby
No. 1 Calle Victoria
Colonel Harries
General MacArthur
Diller
Homecoming crowds and church events in Jones Chapel community
The community reports a large homecoming at the Church of God with Rev T Douglas and the Goodman trio from Birmingham as guests. Other notes include military family updates, ongoing church projects, and plans for an annual singing in the school auditorium. Scientists and rain shortages affect crops, and Pvt Ruben Ogie has arrived in North Africa.
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Central
Hightower
Edward Brown
Church of God
T. Douglas
Goodman Trio
Birmingham
Nina Mae Barnett
Thurston Rogers
Albert Lee
Rolle Lee
Gilbert Jefters
Arlen
Troy Skinner
Savilla Smith
Olen Lee
U. S. Army
Margie Kelsoe
Leonard Eddy
Danville
Pfc
Ruben Ogie
North Africa
Leo Skinner
Missouri
New Baptist Church
Tax Deductions For Joe In War Years Under Review
Public guidance explains that income tax is taxed on earnings above exemptions and not the entire pay. It shows Joe with a $55 weekly wage facing deductions including income tax war bonds social security and insurance, and compares scenarios of 25 percent war bond investments and higher Social Security with the impact on take home pay.
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Washington
Joe
Morgenthau
Congress
All Night Meeting Report From Sardis Saturday
An all night meeting is noted to take place in Sardis on Saturday night. The event details are limited but indicate extended hours or late proceedings at the Sardis venue. No further information on participants or agenda is provided.
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Carlos
Manila
Asia
Iatics
Philippines
America
Malaya
Burma
India
Clark Lee
The
Viking Press
Sardis
Lawrence County Chalybeate Chalybeate News Brief
Local notes report neighbors awaiting rain and list visits by L C Terry Velma Terry J W Voss H R Voss E C Coffey W R Foutch Virgil Lainear Clifton Wilburn Russell Terry Carwell Cantrell Sam Terry and church preaching plans next weekend with a reminder to attend.
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L. C. Terry
Knoxville
Velma Terry
J. W. Voss
Bessemer
H. R. Voss
E. C. Coffey
W. R. Foutch
Smythal, Tenn
Virgil Lainear
Flint
Mich
Clifton
Wilburn
Russell Terry
Mt. Moriah
Carwell Cantrell
Sam Terry
Patrol Asked to Help in Search for Two Missing Boys
The state highway patrol was asked to aid in the hunt for Eugene Lovelady age 18 and Randall Weaver age 14 who were last seen here on June 15 around 5 30 PM. Weaver wore a dark brown suit and the Weaver car is also being sought. The boys may have headed toward Ardmore and a reward is offered for the car and occupants. Anyone with information should contact the patrol.
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State Highway Patrol
Eugene Lovelady
Ranald Weaver
Weaver
Ardmore
War costs and wages report show wartime average income
December 15 1942 figures place Washington DC top earning $33.80 weekly or $1757.49 yearly while Mobile tops $28 weekly or about $1453.85 yearly. The Bureau notes costs rose roughly 5 percent since then and most people face a lower standard of living due to the war.
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Washington, D. C
Mobile
Joe
Evangelist Piper Concludes Austinville Gospel Tent
Last night in Austinville the Evangelist Piper preached on Believing Is See se and on salvation by faith alone citing Acts 16 31. Tonight he topics Hell with Cliff Berrows leading The Great Judgment Morn and the Austinville Baptist church closes the campaign Sunday June 20 urging attendance by all.
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Austinville
Piper
Hell
Cliff Berrows
Fish mucus coats bodies aiding swimming
The mucus-like coating on fish bodies lubricates movement and streamlines swimming efficiency. It reduces drag and helps protect skin from injury and infection during movement through water.
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