Dr. L. N. Duncan Honored Among 4H Leaders
Dr. L. N. Duncan president of Alabama Polytechnic Institute was among 15 agricultural leaders honored for pioneering work in organizing and developing 4H clubs. Citations will be presented at the U S Department of Agriculture youth building during the national 4H club camp closing day.
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Ww. Gton
L. N. Duncan
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Amony
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Duncan
Brigham
Soviet air and ground battles widen as Britain bombs Germany
Soviet claims of destroying 381 German planes to 374 losses pace reports of heavy raids by RAF and Bomber Command across the channel. Britain stages renewed aerial offensives on Germany and Nazi-occupied coasts while asserting a broader alliance against a common foe with Russia.
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Germany
Liverpool
England
Theneselves
Amis
RAF
Sem
Channel
Syria
Merdjayoun
Beirut
Djezzine
Palmyra
Madrid
Italy
North Africa
Prussia
Kaunas
Lithuania
Grodno
Wolichowysk
Kobryn
Poland
Crimean Sevastopol
Ukraine
Riga
Latvia
Black Sea
Constanta
Warsaw
Danzig
Koenigsberg
East Prussia
Helsinki
Finland
Rumania
Russia
Britain
French
War Called Murder Gettysburg Remark by A T Anderson
Former National Commander A T Anderson of the Grand Army of the Republic quotes the European war as murder and argues against U S involvement. He recalls Civil War fighting as comparatively lighter and notes that women and he were protected.
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Gettysburg
A. T. Anderson
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
Decatur Notes on Visits Hospitals and Local Events
Mrs Mary J Ridgeway and daughter Miss Roberson return from Pine Bluff and Memphis. Huntsville visit by Mr and Mrs W F Crawford. Mrs Huel Murphy underwent an appendicitis operation at the Mami Clinic. Roy Acton had tonsil removal at the Mami Clinic. Four defendants fined in police court for trespassing on railroad property. Rev Bo B Burka returned from Jasper after funeral services for Ed F Tatham of Tuscumbia, who died visiting Tom Elliott in Jasper. The Gospel Team of Central Baptist will meet in Sulphur Springs Saturday night at 7 30 after a 6 15 gathering at the church. Pigree Hodges recuperating from eye operation at Memphis Eye Ear and Nose hospital, expected home within ten days.
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Bo B. Burka
Southside Baptisl Church
Jasper
Ed F. Tatham
Tuscumbia
Tom Elliott
Mr. Tatham
Joe
Wheeler
Central Baptist Church
Sulphur Springs
Pigree
Hodges
Memphis Eye, Ear and Nose
Memphis
Market Report and Agricultural Highlights Across U S and Tennessee
Markets show a tentative rise in aircraft shares pressuring the broader tone, with light turnover around 400 000 shares. Nashville reports slow but strong cattle trade with light supply and mixed hog and sheep prices, while cotton futures drift lower and grains and metals show steadier demand in Chicago and New York.
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Nashville
Tenn
Federal State Market News Service
Poultry Market Steady to Firm in Chicago Trade
Chicago June 25 live poultry market dealers report 36 trucks arriving with supplies steady to firm in price and demand.
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Chicago
Broadway style revue to tour Army camps in July run
A comedienne leads a Greek dialect show with music by the post orchestra directed by Dave Schooler. Lew Parker heads the troupe with Ginger Harmon Collette Lyons the Margo Sisters and Ruth Clayton. Performances run from July 2 to July 15 at multiple camps and bases nationwide.
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Comedienne
Post
Dave Schooler
al Weisbrod
New York
Camp Polk
Fourth Corps
Seventh Corps
Camp
Little Rock
Ark
Camp Livingston
Camp Shelby
Hattiesburg
Miss
Fort Barrancas
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Savannah- Camp Stewart
Jacksonville
Camp Blanding
Starke
Orlando Air Base
MacDill Field
Tampa
Camp Wheeler
Macon
Fort Beimning
Gunter Field
Montgomery
Ala
Maxwell Field
Selma
Air Base
Fort McClellan
Camp Porrest
Tullahoma
Tenn
Lew Parker
Bob Hope
Mose
Collette Lyons
George White
Margo
Ruth Clayton
Reds Do Better On Their Own Soil
Senator Walter F. George of the Senate foreign relations committee says the Soviet army will do much better once it withdraws within the old lines of Russia but cautions there is no way to predict the outcome of the war between Germany and Russia.
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Atlanta
Russia
Walter F.george
Senate Foreign Relations ‘Committee
Germany
Georgia Time Shift Sparks East Zone Revision Talk
Atlanta June 25 A proposal to move the eastern time belt line south of Bristol Tennessee follows Georgia’s move to Eastern Standard Time. The plan gathers suggestions recommendations and disagreements from state officials and experts.
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Atlanta
Bristol, Tenn
Georgia
Today
Hitler foresees unoccupied zone after Soviet collapse
The text outlines Hitler’s view of a future German dominated unoccupied zone in the Soviet Union, with Ukraine and the Caucasus kept for exploitation. It notes reliance on a German upper stratum and argues Russia’s wartime resistance would hinder expansion into the West or Middle East. Britain aims to sustain Turkish alliance against Germany.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Ukraine
Caucasus
Urals
West
Middle-East
Britain
Germany
Syria
Turkey
Prominent horseman to host Tennessee State Fair events
Stars ton Anderton will serve as ringmaster for the Tennessee Valley horse show with top judges Gilbert M Orr of Columbia Tennessee Holly Springs Mississippi and Ed Stalcup manager of Wariofo Farms Franklin Tennessee. Prizes total 670 for diverse events with four top ribbons.
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Ton Anderton
Gilbert M Orr
Columbia
Tenn
Jack-Siagtom
Holly Springs
Miss
Ed. Stalcup
Wariofo Farms
Franklin
Tennessee Valley
Sande
McLeod
Kiwanis
Convention Call Read By Morgan County American Legion Auxiliary
Morgan County Unit 15 of the American Legion Auxiliary held a meeting at a member's home. The call to the twentieth annual convention to be held at Huntagule July 19 to 15 was read. Members hosted a tea for Mrs. P. H. Sandlin Jr. and heard a Colonial America program. New adult and two junior members were initiated, with awards and a ceremony concluding the year’s work.
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Morgan County
American Legion Aun
Rm.eughelous
de Shane
American Legion Auxiliary
Huntagule
Twickenham
H. F. Sherrod
P. H. Sandlin, Jr
Estalee Sherrod
W. L. Grimes
Colonial America
Mather Clarke
Poindexter Village
Sacajawea
Lou Allen
Williams
Judy Coolidge
Bertha Mae Timberlake
Bertha ‘Timberlake
Butler Hine
Erin Walker
Gam
B Hine
Gay Me
Eatier” Cain
W. D. Smith
Esther Cain
J. N, Hughes
Severe storm hits Trinity and Hartselle with wind damage
A major storm swept through Trinity, Hartselle, and surrounding areas causing high winds and heavy rain. Trees were toppled and a tenant house owned by Joe Everett Wright suffered slight damage. Burleson mountain area reported 100 feet of flooding in low lying sections while corn fields were flattened in some districts. Huntsville experienced a fierce electrical storm with power outages and halted traffic.
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Trinity
Hartselle
Joe Everett Wright
Burleson Mountain
Witfield
Huntsville
Clear skies return as Southeast drought relief rains aid crops
Forecasts show clearing skies after a five day southeastern rain spell that benefited cotton and other crops. Georgia Power storage dipped to 34,300,000 KWH on June 13 while regional rainfall brought scattered showers to Alabama Mississippi and Western Georgia with temperatures near or above 90. Weather officials expect more scattered showers later the week but overall dry, sunny conditions to continue for at least two days.
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Georgia Power Company
Atlantic Coast
Atlanta
Macon
Wilmington
N. C
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Jacksonville
Fla
Mobile
Ala
Nashville
Memphis
Vicksburg
Mass
Meridian
Mias
New Orleans
Miami
Savannah
Mrs Hagan Dies at Athens Home
Mrs. William J. Hagan widow of Dr. W J Hagan longtime Athens physician died at her residence Tuesday at age stated in text She survived by two sons William Hagan Jr Knoxville Tenn and Malore Hagan Memphis Texas Funeral plans not yet set with Wednesday or Thursday probable date The piece notes band music and local club and scout helpers at the event.
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Athens
Ala
William J. Hagan
W. J. Hagan
William Hagan
Knoxville
Tenn
Malore, Hagan
Memphis
Texas
Falkville High Band Director Honored at Patterson Party
Mr and Mrs W Patterson of Lacon hosted Falkville High School band director Pat Brea and the entire band Monday night. Members presented gifts to Brea, refreshments were served, and a short band concert followed for local officials and band parents. The band will work through June and July then pause until September.
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W Patterson
Lacon
Brea
Falkville High School
Pat. Brea
Atlanta Hospital Receives Blood Bank Gift
An Eastern Air Lines employee endowed a blood bank for Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta. BAL president Eddie Rickenbacker, hospitalized since February 28 after a transport plane crash nearby, learned of the gift before departing for New York.
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Atlanta
Eastern Air Lines
Piedmont Hospital
BAL
Eddie Rickenbacker
Here
Rickenbacker
New York
City Endures Heat as Water Main Freezes Nearby Plant
In Mishawaka Indiana, a heat wave pushing to the year’s second hottest day strained the city. Firefighters used blow torches to thaw a frozen water main after a broken compressor at an ice cream plant leaked chemicals that froze an adjacent five inch pipe.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Revival Sermon Draws Large Crowd at Central Methodist
Rev Sullins Dosser preached a soul winning sermon at Central Methodist Church urging believers to bring others to Jesus. He cited Andrew and the example of Mother in Indiana and urged the city’s hungry souls to respond, ending with the harvest metaphor and call to become soul winners. Assistant evangelist Coswer echoed prayer as the key to effective ministry and warned against hindrances in prayer such as selfishness and unforgiveness.
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Sullins Dosser
Central Methodist Church
John
Jesus
God
Andrew
Christ
Soula
Indiana
Dr. J
Boots Poffenberger suspended 90 days by Southern Association
Nashville pitcher Cletus Boots Poffenberger received a 90 day suspension for throwing a ball at umpire Ed Hoffman during a Southern Association game. League President Trammell Scott announced the ban in Atlanta. no fine was attached. The penalty covers the remainder of the 1941 season as New Orleans defeated Nashville 9 to 2.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cletus (Boots) Poffenberger
Ed Hoffman
Trammell Scott
Atlanta
Poffenberger
New Orleans
Faith and prayer guide congregation toward cleansing
An evangelist urged steadfast faith in God and self examination to ensure prayers are unhindered. He called on worshippers to seek divine mercy and, at the service’s end, gather at the altar to pray for cleansing before they go out to save sinners.
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Soviet
Decatur’s
Mary J. Ridgeway
O. B Roberson
Pine Bluff
Ms. W. EF. Crawford
Huel Murphy
East Church Street
Mami Clinic
Roy Acton
Moulton
Hami Clinic
Wall Street
Victor Eubank
Nashville Livestock
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
White Rocks
Cotton
Ae Wo
Lower
The
Associated Press
Decatur High School
Key Club
Boy Scouts
Atlanta Hospital
Alaska
Dosser
Wilbur Chaprhan
Coswer
Evangelist
BOOTS
Cynthia
Towncraft
Penney’s
Thrift Values
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