Duties And Penalties Under Wheat Marketing Quota Plan
The 1941 wheat crop quotas are in effect in Morgan County affecting farmers who grow wheat intermediate buyers who purchase wheat before sale to processors and warehousemen elevator operators feeders and other processors. Wheat marketed must be marked as subject or not subject to penalties under the Agricultural Adjustment Act with a white marketing card form 511 issued to each farmer indicating tax free status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Morgan County
Wheat tax penalties outlined for Morgan County farmers
The article explains penalties of 49 cents per bushel on nonidentifiable wheat and assigns buyer liability. It notes penalties remitted to the county treasurer for the Secretary of Agriculture, with receipts issued on Farm Wheat 512. It covers mailings of acreage measurements, notices to operators, warehousemen, and combines, and directs inquiries to the Morgan County AAA office in Hartselle or the state office in Auburn, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County A . A
Secretary of Agriculture
AAA
Hartselle
State
Auburn
Alabama
Back-injured patients should remain flat during hospital transport
Prepared by the Committee on Accidents and Industrial Health of the Alabama State Medical Association and approved by the Medical Association of Alabama. The proper method is to keep the patient lying flat on a stretcher or in a blanket with careful back support to prevent spine injury, avoid lifting by shoulders and feet, and treat shock while awaiting transport. anticipate Article 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Accidents and Industrial Health
Alabama State Medical Association
Medical Association
State of
Alabama
A & P Introduces Vitamin Rich Marvel Bread
Birmingham June 20 Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company introduced a new white bread enriched with Vitamin B1 iron calcium and riboflavin. W L Pratt sales manager said the Marvel bread aligns with a Food Defense Program and meets nutrition recommendations to equal average whole wheat bread in essential nutrients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
W. L. Pratt
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Public Health Service
Pread
Pratt
National Reserve Council
Committee On Food and
Draft Calls Issued by Limestone County Boards
Athens Alabama June 20 draft board one calls ten white men for Fort McClellan Anniston on July 11 and draft board two calls ten white men for July 11 and five Negroes for July 22. Board two finished sending out 1807 questionnaires June 16, with clerks W. W. Malone Jr and Dan Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
Fort McClelan
Anniston
W. W. Malone, Jr
Dan Shannon
Board Two
Oscar Davis
Roy Black
J. T. Blackshear
Soldier asks if singer is prima donna at Fort Jackson show
A soldier at Fort Jackson asks Yola Gallo if she is a prima donna. She replies she is a chanteuse. The soldier then says, Well, I'm a selectee, shake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Jackson
8. C
Yola Gallo
DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES AND ANSWER GRID
A list of across and down crossword clues with numbers and placeholders. The puzzle includes nine across clues 18 to 49 and multiple down clues 1 to 45, plus a cryptogram quotation and a noted quote by Cr Creighton. The cryptogram quote to solve is provided with a hint from King Features Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Husband seeks lifetime security after wife leaves
Spokane writer recalls Richard Sharpless saying he waited eight years for his wife Emma after she left him, claiming she was in love with another man just after their golden wedding anniversary. He notes his age and Emma’s, and says she hasn’t returned. He seeks to insure his future happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Richard Sharpless
Emma
Slayer Gets Death Edict
Es ker W. Gibson, 32, unemployed carpenter, sentenced to die in Kilby prison electric chair for the murder of his wife in their Irvington farmhouse. A circuit court jury found him guilty of first degree murder. he is set to die July 28. He was indicted in the deaths of his five children. mother and children were found amid the home embers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Esker W. Gibson
Kilby
Irvington
Gibson
David H. Edington
Prisoner complains of vagrancy arrests over illicit liquor job
In Tampa in June a prisoner tells a deputy marshal that after repeated vagrancy arrests he was released only if he promised not to work. He explains his illegal job as a still worker led to another arrest, and faces a year in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fila
Fishing Report From North Alabama Lakes and Creeks
Lauderdale and Colbert counties report black bass white lake bass crappie and bream hitting live and artificial bait below Wilson and Wheeler Dams though overall fishing is slow. Spring Creek Big Nance Creek Town Creek and Limestone area streams are clear and low with bass and bream taking live bait plugs and artificial flies. Elk River and Sugar Creek show fair to slow catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Alabama
Lauderdale
Colbert
Wilson
Wheeler
Lawrence and
Winston
Mallard Creek
Spring Creek
Big Nance Creek
Town Creek
Beaver Dam Creek
Hardeman’s Lake
Elk River
Sugar Creek
Florida man maps $1 loan social experiment
Oscar Lowrey of St Petersburg sent $1 to friends after a New York City request and received $1.03 back from 815 lenders. He toured the country, mapped his journey, and mailed copies and $1.03 checks to each lender. He may profit and keep the souvenir check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburgh
Fla
Oscar Lowrey
David Jablow
New York City
Jablow
New Yorker
Lowrey
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