Hanson Defends Press Freedom in Alabama Meeting
Mobile June 22. Clarence B. Hanson president of the Alabama Press Association told publishers and editors from across the state that encroachments on press freedom must be halted. He said the fight protects the public interest, not just media. The McNider bill to bar below cost advertising faced criticism as harmful to public interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Clarence B. Hanson
Birmingham News
Hanson
Alabama Press Association
McNider
Alabama
Association
Jack Beisner
Clarke County
Emory McNider
William E. Brooks, Jr
Brewton Standard
Illnesses and Local Happenings From Cullman County
George Parr is gravely ill at Arley and is the father of Mrs. Carl Reese. Corporal Kelton White returns to camp after a ten day furlough. Mr and Mrs Moore former local grocers now operate in Phelan. Mrs Leo Skinner improves after Cullman Hospital treatment. A large crowd attended the annual singing with noted singer O A Parr among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parris
Arley
Carl Reese
Kelton White
Moore
Phelan
Leo Skinner
Cullman Hospital
O. A. Par
Persecution in Early Church and Modern Regimes
Analysis of Christian suffering under Nazism and communism, tracing Paul's imprisonment in Rome, Peter's martyrdom, and John on Patmos. Highlights Timothy's leadership, enduring hardship as soldiers of Christ, and Peter's exhortations to elders to shepherd the flock with humility and care.
Faithful unto Death The Crown Of Life In Revelation Teachings
A compact reflection quotes Revelation and Paul on martyrdom and steadfast faith. It recounts apostles and early believers facing persecution, exile, and death, yet proclaiming the Word that is not bound as the vision of Patmos unfolds. The piece emphasizes endurance as soldiers of Christ and the promise of the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Gethsemane
Paul
Timothy
God
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
King Features Syndicate
Siberia
St. John
Patmos
Aegean Sea
Seven Churches
Visitors Call on Local Families This Week
Miss Irene Huffman visits relatives in Charleston South Carolina. Lois and Shirley Jo White and Stanel Thompson stay with Mr. and Mrs. Ted White and Manuel. Fannie Chapman visits Mr. and Mrs. Ira Glover and family. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. White of Gadsden visit Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hale and family. Miss Audrey Key spent last week with community relatives.
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Rise of
Birmingham
Irene Huffman
Charleston
South Carolina
Ted White
Manuel
Lois
Shirley Jo White
Stanel Thompson
Fannie Chapman
Ira Glover
K. M. White
Gadsden
Carl Hale
Audrey Key
Rumor Leads To Kidnapping Panic In Brundidge
In Brundidge Alabama June 22 Police Chief John D Hughes investigated a false report that a Black man Forrest Jones 35 kidnapped a white woman. Jones was briefly jailed then released after being struck by buckshot while a mob gathered at his home following a road accident involving a white farm woman and her injured infant.
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Brundidge
Ala
John D. Hughes
Forrest Jones
Hughes
Jones
Pike County
Troy
John Knight
Policeman Harry H. Rogers Murder Trial Delayed Again
In Mobile Alabama on June 22 the trial of former policeman Harry H. Rogers for the murder of his wife Geraldine was postponed to October due to the absence of defense witness Maybelle Scott. Rogers, 36, pleaded innocent to the February beating. Circuit Judge David H. Edington ordered the delay after jurors had been selected.
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Mobile
Ala
Harry H. Rogers
Rogers
Geraldine
Las
Harry Seale
Maybelle Scott
David H. Edington
Free care expanded at Vancouver General Hospital
High living costs push Vancouver General Hospital to widen eligibility for free medical care. A family of three with income up to 150 dollars and 25 dollars for each additional child, up to 250 dollars, qualifies. Previously a man earning 110 dollars for his family plus 20 for each extra child could get free care.
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Vancouver
Vancouver General Hospital
Rodgers Family Visited Relatives Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Floyd Rodgers and their children of Huntsville visited relatives here over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Rodgers
Huntsville
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Mobile Register
Cullman County Jones Chapel
Eron White
Peter
By Newman Campbell
Germany
Rome
John
Christ Jesus
Jesus Christ
Steadmon’s Radio Shop
Hwy
Decatur
Ay. Y. F
Southern Finance Co
Woolworth
2Nd Avenue
Princess Theatre
Jim Walters
Mgr
Samuels
Periver
Curly Kew
Decatur Transit
Icensee
Miz Pritchart
Lem Tuttle
Queenie
Belle
CSNIF
PORE
Queenie Blue Belle
Csnie
Casey
Perth
Alaska
King Peor Syka
Purser
Skagway
Hassan
Furniture Packett Finance CO
2Nd Ave
Hagerty Drugs
C. &. Harris, Mgr
Black Finance Co
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