Morgan County Acts To Halt Malnutrition Among Children
Morgan County moves to feed malnourished children by opening hot lunchrooms in Decatur area schools. With WPA and welfare support, menus prepared by University of Alabama home economics staff, and surplus foods bought to stabilize prices, hundreds of kids gain nourishment and improved school engagement. A crippled child case prompted aid from the Crippled Children’s Society for urgent orthopedic care.
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Rotary
Lions
Decatur
F. D. Ratliff
Austinville
Moulton Heights
Trinity
Pleasant’ “Hill
Danville
Waldermose
Flint
Falkville
Center Grove
Priceville
Eva
Lacey Springs
Department of Public’ Welfare
Surplus Marketing Administration
Pellagra
Crippled Childrens Society
Resére
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Decaturs United Charities
Lafayette
Second Ward
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Carver
Vine Street
Decatur Negro High
WPA
Decatur Taxi Cab
Third Ward
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Fairview
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Murder at Decatur model railroad club shocks village
Henry Potter visits Wildwood lodge where a model railroad club runs an elaborate setup. When John Ives is found shot in the dispatcher's room, a murder is declared. A banker is initially arrested but later cleared as evidence links the bullet to another gun. Henry faces suspicion as headlines loom and a tense morning unfolds in Decatur.
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Henry Potter
Wildwood Lodge
Hans Swenson
Bisbee
Stanley King
Marcia
Susan Baker
Heniy
Laurence
Harkness
Louis Spinelli
John Ives
Ives
Brown's Hardware Store
Potter
Henry
Mr. Baker
Brown
Mr. Brown
Model Railroad Club
Surveillanca
Railroad Club
Agnes Wensley
Miss Wensley
Henry Pottert
Mine Wensley
Heat Wave Grips Much of Nation As Summer Arrives
The official start of summer is marked by a prolonged heat wave from the Dakotas to the Atlantic. Temperatures in the 90s and 105 in Phoenix fueled warnings of continued heat with a cooler mass expected midweek. Rain may reach North Dakota, the central plains, and near Lake Superior as showers develop.
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Atlantic
Chicago Weather Bureau
Bureau
North Pacific Coast
Canada
North Dakota
Central Plains
Lake Superior
Ohio River
Brownsville
Tex
Gulf Coast
Florida
Mercury
Phoenix
Ariz
Yuma
Carbondale
Ill
Huron
St. Louis
Cincinnati
el Paso
Evansville
Ind
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Cleveland
Memphis
Springfield
Til
Albuquerque
N. M
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Kansas. City
North Platte
Neb
Sioux City
Alpena, Mich
New York
Oklahoma City
Minneapolis
St. Laul
Moon tides and earth pull reshape lunar surface explained
A reader explains how earth gravity drives lunar tides and fluid magma movement shaping flooded craters and ring-mountain tops. Astronomers cite tidal forces from earth as the moon’s current pull, with questions on observing planets and practical telescope focus advice.
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Earth
Mercury
Venus
Moon
Weather synopsis across Tennessee and surrounding states
Regional forecast details describe varying conditions across the Southeast. West portions expected wet to moderately warm, central areas normal, northern regions cool. Winds mostly calm to moderately windy, with periods of fair to partly cloudy skies and potential for unsettled or stormy conditions in some zones.
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Remans
Tenn
N. Ga
W. Tenn
Ala
Been
E. Tenn
W. Ga
E. Gay
Telescope Plans See The Moon Yourself
Free telescope plans from Prof. Selby Maxwell to build an inexpensive 2 dollar instrument. It promises to reveal moon craters hardened lava sheets and other sky sights. Send a stamped self addressed envelope to the professor via this newspaper.
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Prof. Selby Maxwell
Selby Maxwell
Macedonia Sing to Attract Large Sunday Crowd
An all day singing at Macedonia Sunday draws a large crowd with the Speer family headlining at eight this evening. Other acts include Howell quartet from Decatur, Roan quartet from Decatur, Food quartet of Decatur, Athens quartet, Rice Sisters of Arab under charge of the program.
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Macedonia
Speer
Howell Quartette
Decatur
Roan Quartette
Food Quartette of
Athens Quartette
Athens
Rice Sisters of
Arab
Man and whiskey nabbed in raid on W Market street
Deputies B. C. Pittman and Bibb Humphrey raided a house on W Market street Friday night and arrested one man. About 19 pints of red whiskey were confiscated. The defendant was placed in Morgan county jail charged with violation of the prohibition law.
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B. C. Pittman
Bibb Humphrey
Market Street
Morgan County
Ram saves elderly rancher from attacking boar
In Hood River Oregon on June 21 St Kusachi, a 76 year old rancher, was attacked by a 350 pound boar. His pet ram leaped a fence and charged the animal, battering it into submission and allowing Kusachi to crawl to safety despite serious injuries.
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Hood River
Ore
St. Kusachi
Kusachi
Fatal Injury At Mill In Aniston
A mill worker in Aniston, Alabama died after becoming entangled in a saw at the same mill where he worked. The incident occurred on June 21 and resulted in fatal injuries.
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Anniston
Ala
Man Killed In Saw Accident At Cedar Bluff
Yesterday James Wesley McGee aged 24 of Cedar Bluff died after part of his clothing was caught in a saw while he was adjusting gauges.
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James Wesley McGee
Cedar Bluff
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