Gold Star Mothers Honored At Morgan County Tea
Thirty guests attended the Gold Star Mothers tea honoring 141 Morgan County World War II heroes. The event by the Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 4190 featured music, poetry, prayers, and corsages, with proceeds aiding Tuolosis Sanatorium patients in Flint.
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V.F.W. Auxiliary
Morgan County
Martin L. Kingsmore
D.A.V. Auxiliary
Claude Aycock
Garland Roberts
American Legion Auxiliary
Joe Morrison
V.F.W
Vif.w
Jo Ann Parker
H. N. Peurifoy
Clio Levin
John Troxler
Grace Coolidge
Reverend Troxler
Helen K. Todd
Bertha K. Timberlake
Lazelle R. Lovelace
Catherine Loosier
Mary Pike Penny
Frances C. Morrison
Jewell Smith
Ie R. Goodlet
Beatrice Belew
Flint
Ladies Auxiliary
Gracie Henderson
Somerville
Brenda Rowe
Falkville
Lela Brown
Maude Beshers
Lacey's Spring
W. M. Simmons
Decatur
Atlee H. Hoff
Frank Vaughan
Austinville
Dan Walden
W. M. Lanier
Davis Hodges
Charles Hargrove
Geneva Bridges Vaughan
Local social notes list two dozen summer trips and visits
Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Beasley and two children return from a two week vacation to Panama City Florida and Mississippi and Louisiana. Mrs. Charles M Kortrecht Memphis Tennessee will stay overnight with her mother en route to New York. June 30 sail for Europe. Mrs. John C Bragg visits Jackson Mississippi with grandson Robert Donnelly Jr. Beau mont Texas for month visit. Barrett Shelton Jr Frank Perkins Jr Bobby Tweedy and Allen Hamilton return from Gulf Coast weekend. Mrs. Lloyd L Lively Mrs. Thomas Hendrix and Dora Clark expected home from Mexico tour Wednesday. Mrs. W H Day visits Birmingham family. two week Colorado mountains vacation after July 1. Warner Sartor resumes law studies at Alabama after weekend with parents. David Wiley transfers to Decatur. Miss Jo Annie M Mont left for Marydale Camp Kentucky for two weeks. Frank Wiley visiting relatives in Greenville. Mrs Cecil Julian Bettye Faye Julian Glendon Julian and J L English return from Jacksonville Beach Florida trip. Mrs D C Ewing visits sister in McRae Georgia. Terry Hoppenans summer with B J Hoppenans. W B Markstein returns from three week West Coast trip. Miss Adelia de Yampert returns to Tuscaloosa after weekend visit to Sartor home on Jackson Street.
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Charles M. Kortrecht
Memphis
Tennessee
Henry A. Skeggs
New York
Mr. Kortrecht
Boy sets new air speed record at Alabama carnival
Herbert Davis sixteen of Birmingham piloted a jet model airplane to 140.56 mph, breaking his own unofficial world mark at the Alabama miniature air carnival. Davis previously held the official 138.49 mph record set in Detroit last year.
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Birmingham
Ala
Herbert Davis
Alabama
Davis
Detroit
Black walnut wood admired for gunstock use
Black walnut stands out as a preferred wood for gunstocks due to its balance of strength and workability. The hardwood is valued for吸 its rich color grain and durability, making it a popular choice among gunsmiths and firearm makers.
Campaign Cost Probe Widens Across Five States
Senate elections subcommittee chair Gillette promised to send investigators into Pennsylvania Illinois Florida and South Carolina to probe campaign costs any worthy complaint will be examined though funds and staff are limited He noted existing law requires detailed reports only for pre and post general elections and favored a federal spending cap for primaries or nominating conventions
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Gillette
Iowa
Senate
Asroday
Pennsylvania
Illinoise
Florida
South Carolina
House
James H. Duff
Congress
Governor Folsom addresses 3000 at Birmingham Negro event
Governor James E. Folsom told an all Negro audience in Birmingham that the United States and Alabama are winning the battle against prejudice. About 3,000 people attended a Greater Birmingham Negro Business League celebration where he spoke on progress against racial bias.
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Birmingham
Ala
U. S
James E. Folsom
Alabama
Folsom
Negro Business League
Strike sessions stall in Mobile as talks resume
In Mobile Alabama negotiators and two conciliators relaunched discussions to end Mobile City Lines bus strike after a 12 day shutdown. Both sides offered no comments as a three hour session failed to produce progress.
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Mobile
Ala
AFL
Dear Miss Dix Advice on a loveless marriage
Dorothy Dix counsels a woman who left her first husband and married for convenience. She reports a dull life in a small town and contemplates leaving or staying for money. Dix urges leaving now, then explains marriage requires love and duty, not exploitation, and predicts happiness only with sincere commitment.
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Miss DIX
Dorothy DIX
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice on a Widow Mother and Stepfather
A 15 year old girl asks if she should accept her mother's planned marriage to a kind man. Dorothy Dix counsels she should withdraw objections, accept the stepfather, and support her mother's happiness, noting maternal love differs from parental care. The mother, in her early thirties, deserves companionship and stability in life.
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Dorothy DIX
Dorothy
Two Cotton Blooms Found West of Decatur
Two cotton blooms of the DPL-15 variety were found west of Decatur on the J. E. Penney estate near the state Highway Department building. Planting dates were April 8 and mid April, with weevils reported and poisoning prepared. Local tenant Steve Henderson reported a second bloom on the Joe Wheeler highway area.
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Decatur
Robert Smith
J. E. Penney
State Highway Department
Smith
Steve Henderson
Paul Davis
Joe Wheeler
Here
Veterans in Training Program Hit 156000 in Alabama
The GI bill of rights has trained about 156,000 Alabama veterans since 1944, with 9,700 earning college degrees. As of April 30, 63,500 veterans remained in training, according to Harley Smith, VA regional manager, in an Alabama Education article.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Harley Smith
Veterans’ Administration
Alabama Educa
Fairs With Other Men Won't Make Her Fond Or True
The fragment notes that social outings with other men will not win her affection or loyalty for him and that pursuing such mingling serves no beneficial purpose.
Dorothy Dix Colum Answering General Reader Questions
Dorothy Dix states she cannot reply personally but will address readers questions of general interest in this column. The note outlines the approach and aims to provide guidance through her syndicated advice format.
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Dorothy DIX
Truffles Vary In Size From Pea To Potato
A field note reports truffles vary greatly in size from pea sized to potato sized. The observation highlights natural diversity in the underground fungus, with specimens differing by shape and mass across the same growing site.
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