Basement Blast Wrecks Store in Winchester Virginia
A basement explosion at the Baylass department store on North Loudoun Street Winchester damaged the three story building and injured more than twenty employees and customers. Fire Chief Taylor Bar said trapped persons were rescued and taken to Memorial Hospital with burns. Cause undetermined. A woman employee remained unaccounted for.
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Winchester
Baylass Department
Loudoun Street
Taylor Bar
Memorial Hospital
Teol Best Seller Named By H. O. Goidel
An odd notice cites H O Goidel promoting Teol Best Seller for foot care claiming rapid germ reach and decisive effect. The text warns of fatal harm and rapid setback within an hour, referencing Idels Drug Store.
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Foot
TEOL
H. 0
Goidel
Division of Germany Looms as Moscow Forges Secret Talks
Mackenzie notes rapid moves toward splitting Germany into Soviet and Western zones. A Warsaw meeting with Molotov and satellites considers a separate Eastern German state and challenges the Marshall Plan. Berlin’s strategic role and European recovery hang in balance as a new cold war offensive looms.
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Germany
America
Britain
France
Russia
Warsaw
Soviet Union
Albania
Poland
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Molotov
Stalin
Milanov Palace
Moscow
Berlin
Europe
Hoover
Republican foreign policy and anti communism vow in Philadelphia speech
The speech denounces Kremlin tyranny and calls for a stronger United Nations, self-help with peace loving nations, and vigorous enforcement of laws against communists. It emphasizes liberty for Americans and others, while noting little chance of a united Germany without Eastern reassertion against Moscow influence.
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Tion
Philadelphia
Kremlin
America
United Nations
Germany
Juda Gail Parker Celebrates Seventh Birthday
Juda Gail Parker marked her seventh birthday with a party at her mother Mrs. Richard Parker’s Rock Street home. Guests enjoyed games and a pink birthday cake while officers were elected for the coming year and plans were made to attend the Department Convention in Montgomery on July 4 5 6.
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Juda Parker
Richard Parker
Rock Street
Juda Gail
Juda
Jo Ann Clark
Beverly Jane Clark
Jan
Gail Sharrott
Bobby Hartselle
Carolyn Hartselle
Faye Hardiman
Jenny Lauderdale
Berval Wayne Bennett
Bob Lauderdale
Susan Drinkard
Maxie Gibson
Joy Gibson
Patsy Haynes
Geraldine Bentley
Peggy Joe Rackley
Hester Sherrill
Flora Hammond
Shirley Faye Howard
Linda Gail O’bar
Skipper Drinkard
Janet Puckett
Joe Yancey Puckett
John Adams
Bobby Tapscott
Billy Tapscott
Frank Parker
Howard Fowler
P. Z. Forrester
Ed Summers
Adjt
Monte Black
Grady Long
William C. McClanahan
John “Red” Davis
Circle Three of the W M S Meets at Montgomery Home
Circle number three of the Baptist church Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs J W Montgomery's home with ten members present and one visitor Miss Laurena Speegle. Plans were made to visit new church families and prayers were offered by Mrs Frank Smith and Miss Laurena Speegle.
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W. M. S. of the Baptist Church
J. W. Montgomery
Frank Smith
Arthur Smith
C. Y. Quinn
Dr. Ayers
China
Laurena Speegle
Origin of the Ukelele Name
The Hawaiian term ukelele literally means jumping flea and was given to the instrument due to the rapid finger movements of players.
American Legion John F. Thompson Post 52 Elects Officers
The John F. Thompson Post 52 of the American Legion held its regular monthly meeting Friday evening at the Hartselle Armory to choose officers for the coming term.
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American Legion
John F. Thompson
Hartselle Armory
Local Notices from Morgan County Lacey's Spring Area
Regular church services were held by Rev Baugher. Residents and visitors share weekend visits across Morgan City Huntsville Redstone Park and Birmingham while a Home Demonstration Club gathers. birthdays and camps mark social life with family visits and weekend trips to Owens Cross Roads and Madison Alabama.
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Baugher
Herman Fields
Fern
Sammie
Morgan City
Buford Stidger
Huntsville
Jack Parker
Jean Terrell
Eldon Stidger
R. L. Moore
Hugo Fields
Baby
Arkansas
Tommie King
Lipscomb
J. W. Maples
Don
Ron
Jeff Maples
Owens Cross Roads
Joe Wheeler
Ifispetter
Gene Kay
Florence
Betty Jo Dunn
State University
Auto Dealer Given Term in Tax Case
Birmingham June 24 Thomas Dawson McGough Jr a Montgomery automobile dealer was sentenced to 15 months in prison and fined 5000 in federal court Wednesday for income tax evasion He entered no plea The indictment charged willful and knowing evasion for calendar years 1943 and later Government civil action seeks about 105000 from three entities or actions
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Birmingham
Thomas Dawson McGough
Montgomery
McGough
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Blast Wrecks
Galen
Idel
Zenairel NT
Curiosity
Davidson Coal & Feed Company
Mackenzie
By DeWitt Mackenzie
Alb Ama Unlimited
Semes T. & Sons Ballowin. Cov
Alabama State Chamber of Commerce
Alabama Press Association
Alabama
Richard Kirksey
Montgomery County
FFA
Billy Maples
W. D. Self
Julio Corte
Ccriet
A. A. Corte and Sons
Loxley
Swift & Co
Bank
Streamliner
Burpee
Moulton ST
Hartselle
Circle
Wanda Gatlin
Sally Dees
Judy Newman
Virginia Roberts
Jean Brindley Horton
Carolyn Block
Judy Hartselle
Sarah Ann Thomp
Shumake Furniture Co., Inc
Robinson Furniture Co
Eason Shumake
Mattie Mae Shumake
Paul Robinson
Bank Street
Decatur
ARIES
Mar
Taurus
Gemini
Star Gazer
Clay R. Pollan
Outlook
Fie
Dicate
Neutra Inc
Sigma
Scorpio
Sagittarius
CapRicorn
Aquarius
Morgan County
Lacey’s Spring
Augusta
Winfrey
Ethel Nelson
Martha Jean Channell
Helen Howell
Camp Winnataska
Bill’ Park
o @shworth
Ruth Hartselle
Decatur General Hospital
Texas
Red Dozier
Frank Nesbitt
Corpus Christi
E. Sample
J. B. Womack
Madison
Ala
Western Union
Decatur Delivery Service
Emerson
Appliance CO
Second Ave
oRn
Royal Cup Coffee
Batterton Coffee Company
Pearl
B. Frank Chenault
Grant ST
Loyd
Sterchi
Marie de Narde
Pewberys Department
Gadsden
Florence Sheffield
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