PFC Wright In Hospital After European Front Service
PFC James R. Wright of Danville was wounded in Europe with the 80th battalion 10th army division and evacuated to Mitchell Field. He recalls Metz Bastogne and rescuers, notes four ambulances lost but no man slain, and recounts postwar hospital memories and hopes for recovery and another job.
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James R. Wright
W. M. Wright
Aaron Hill
Danville
Mitchell Jd
Right
Ical Battalion
10Th Army’ Divi
Europe
Metz
Bastogne
Wright
Revival Services Continue at Sixth Ave Church of God
The revival at the Sixth Ave Church of God draws ace attendance with Rev. R. F. Miller delivering an inspiring message themed Everlasting Sorrow from Matthew 24:8. Services run nightly this week at 7 p.m with Miller’s sermon Make Our Decision scheduled for this evening.
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Sixth Ave Church of God
R. F. Miller
Wedding plans derail Gail as Springdale post shifts
Lucienne boasts wedding plans and a Tucson honeymoon while Gail faces losing her Health Officer job in Springdale as Howard Thayer reveals a bias toward male leadership. Burke Gentry prepares for deployment, and Gail contemplates a hurried marriage at Union Station amid family dynamics.
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John Sermalino
Johnny
Gail
Howard
Lucienne
wHlis
Springdale
Women’s Club
Beauchamp
Lily Lanahan
Burke Gentry
Burke
Dangers Of Pro crastination Will Be Discussed This Week
Rev Miller announced a week of services focusing on Dangers Of Pro crastination The Will Of God The Wages Of Sin The Church And Churches and Where Are We Going From Here Public invited to attend services today and throughout the week.
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Miller
Population shift to more women after WWII warned by Census Bureau
Washington reports postwar U.S. population trends favor women due to higher male mortality in war and peace, with projections of females outnumbering males by small margins by 1980. Notes growth limits from birth rate decline, regional patterns, and continued marriage-rate fluctuations as millions serve overseas or are displaced.
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Alexander R. George
James Marlow
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Atlantic Seaboard
Pigs Raised in United States Hit 122 Million in 1943
The 1943 U S pig herd reached 122 million, nearly double the prewar average, reflecting wartime meat production expansion and feed demand.
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United States
Stay in this fight while men still die for you
A Decatur mother warns her daughter about the consequences of breaking one of the Ten Commandments, implying spiritual peril and responsibility in a wartime or martial context.
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Decatur
Garfield Shot In Washington Station While En Route
A report notes President James A. Garfield was shot at a Washington railway station on his way to Williams College commencement. A lighthearted exchange about a glass purchase follows, with a joke on a neighbor’s window break and style advice.
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James A. Garfield
The
United States
Washington
Williams Colege
Pin On Your Poses and Hidden Feelings
A collage of verses and witticisms includes a plea to express affection before death with lines urging friends to reveal feelings now. It blends light poems about friendship and a tongue in cheek note about critics and daily life sayings from various sources.
L amour toujours brings dishes and diapers to Ruth Wyman
Mrs Ruth Wyman notes that the phrase L amour toujours has meant she received dishes and diapers in alternation, reflecting a domestic assistance pattern.
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L'amour
Ruth Wyman
Property Transfers Route Alabama to Alabama and Arkansas
A series of property transfers list several residents exchanging parcels or licensed interests. Notable names include Hughes, Patrick, Bowen, Corbell, Brown, Lewis, Burns, Spears, Turley, Bowman, Hall, Shelton, Borden, Parker, Gray, Tisdale, Rooks, Tarley and Clemons with destinations spanning Moulton Courtland Town Creek Russellville Hartsville Decatur Blackton Ark.
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Theo Burns ‘Coffey
Moulton
Ala
Mildred Allen
William Rufe Spears
Rosie Turley
Rt. 3
Lunnie Bowman
Courtland
Maude Knight
Roy Melvin Hall
Mildred James Shelton
Decatura
Howard D. Borden
Elvie Parker
Mt. Hope
Russell Gray
Town Creek
Lottie Nell Tisdale
Ray Rooks
Annie Mae Tarley
Hartselle
Russell Clemons
Blackton
Ark
Carleen Montgomery
Navy's Role in D Day Outlined on Eight Hundred Pages
A long report reveals eight hundred pages were needed to record the Navy's part in the D Day operations. The document details naval decisions, ships, bombardments, and support actions that accompanied the Allied invasion.
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Navy
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