Youth Views on Delinquency From Federal Officer
Monte Sandlin Federal Probation Officer North Alabama spoke to the Decatur Kiwanis at Hotel Lyons, arguing juvenile delinquency is adult inertia and is worsened by wartime conditions. He cited local cases involving girls and urged home church and school roles plus civic club recreation efforts to curb youth crime.
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Monte Sandlin
North Alabama
Mr. Sandlin
Decatur Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Lyons
R. B. Bagley
Kermit Pitt
Warren Sherrow
H. M. Stevenson
Butler Hine
Decatur
Raymond
Oscars Awarded in Hollywood for 1943 Performances
Hungarians Paul Lukas and Jennifer Jones won the best actor and actress Oscars as Casablanca topped multiple categories. Michael Curtiz earned best director for Casablanca, Irving Thalberg prize went to Hal Wallis, and Katina Paxinou won best supporting actress for For Whom the Bell Tolls. Warner Brothers led with eight wins. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer had three.
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James Lindsley
Hollywood
Paul Lukas
Jennifer Jones
Casablanca
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Grauman
Miss Jones
Bernadette
Lukas
Hal B. Wallis
Irving Thalberg
Warner Brothers
Twentieth Century-Fox
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
William Saroyan
Alabama unemployment fund tops $50 million
Montgomery authorities report Alabama's unemployment compensation trust fund has surpassed the $50,000,000 mark as a hedge against postwar reconversion dislocations. Industrial Relations Director Frank Broadway announced the milestone today.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Frank Broadway
Over 100 Seek May 2 Alabama Democratic Primary
More than 100 candidates qualified for the May 2 Alabama Democratic primary per a list from the Secretary of State. Several incumbents face opponents, while four incumbents have no opposition. The list names candidates for U.S. Senate, state supreme court, the Democratic National Committee, delegates, and district congressmen, with races across nine districts and various statewide posts.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Secretary of State
Frank Boykin
George Grant
Pete Jarman
John Sparkman
Sam Hobbs
Joe Starnes
Carter Manasco
John Newsome
U. S. Senate
Lister Hill
James A. Simpson
Gessner T. McCorvey
Democrat Executive Committee
United States
Birmingham
Lister Hull
Supreme Court
Menza B. Grace
William H. Thomas
J. Alex Huey
Enterprise
Joel B. Brown
E. M. Creel
Robert T. Simpson
Ala. Pub. Service Com
Gordon Persons
Marion Rushton
Washington, D. C
Guy W. Hanna
Mobile
A. D. Wilkerson
Columbia
Thomas H. Maxwell
Tuscaloosa
Mark Hode
W. F
Frank) Covington, Jr
Headland
Ben Bloodworth
Decatur
Walter F. Miller
Tuscumbia
Forrest
Morgan County Lebanon News Roundup
Sunday school attendance rises as a large crowd gathers. visits to relatives occur in Neel and Blytheville. a local sale of the old Lebanon school building nets 610 dollars to Lonnie Holiway of Hartsville. Events include prayers day, funeral attendance, army departure, hospital update, and a Sunday talk by Auston Garnett.
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Homer Bogar
Neel
Mack Parnell
Ruth Shaneyfelt
Hartselle
H. D. Shaneyfelt
Blytheville
Ark
Old Lebanon
Lonnie Holiway
Annie Shaneyfelt
Decatur
Stella Laurence
Lacon
Judy Trimm
Falkville
Bud Summerford
J. H. Call
Auston Garnett
Negro Admits Role in Death at Washington Cathedral
Julius Fisher, a 34 year old Negro handyman, confessed to fatally beating and choking Catherine Cooper Reardon, a 37 year old Washington cathedral librarian. He said he attacked her after she complained he had not swept dust beneath her desk, later dragging the body into a steampipe pit. Reardon, from a prominent Virginia family, was found clothed only in a slip and had not been ravished. She was killed around 6 pm Wednesday, in a city already shocked by a recent sensational murder.
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Jackson
Elliott Washington
Catherine Cooper Reardon
Washington Cathedral
Woodrow Wilson
Julius Fisher
Washington
Edward J. Kelly
Fisher
Miss Reardon
Kelly
Virginia
Cathedral
Washington Attorney Indicted Over Fatal Shooting Slayings
A Washington attorney faces indictment after witnesses testified he fired the fatal shots over his wife’s shoulder as she stood beside the psychiatrist’s car. The case centers on the slaying of a noted psychiatrist, with prosecutors alleging a calculated act amid tense motives.
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Washington
Housewife Walks Over 3000 Miles Inside Home Yearly
A housewife reports accumulating more than 3,000 miles of walking within her own home each year. She tracks daily steps and movements, noting routine chores and activities that require substantial indoor locomotion. The account highlights surprising daily activity levels without leaving the home.
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Westmoreland
Florence
Marvin Rankin
Red Cross
Sam Alexander
Kiwanis
Ewell Gregg
Floyd Smith
George Godwin
W. P Dozier
Charles Winston
Knox McRae
Jimmy Jones
Ene
Market First Avenue
Moulton
Coquina Shell
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Kat
Puffle
Realist
Castleberry
Otis R. Burton
Talladega
Sam M. Johnston
John E. Adams
Centerville
Jas A. McCullum
G. E. Davis
Gordo
Shelton C. Pinion
Phil Campbell
Kenneth J. Griffith
Cullman
John M. Miller
Cordova
Daniel W. Davis
Hodges
W. W. Malone
Athens
John S. O'Neal
Paint Rock
James M. Proctor
Scottsboro
Dr. XY. B. Brindley
Henry W. Sweet
Bessemer
Ben F. Ray
Horace C. Alford
Roger Snyder
S. R. Batson
John Morgan Flowers
John R. Robinson
Ashville
Wilbur M. Salter
Anniston
Cecil W. Hastings
Annisto
Reuben L. Newton
Jasper
Carter Menasco
John J. Sparkman
Huntsville
O. L. Allen
Hugh Dubose
John P. Newsome
Luther Patrick
Judicial Circuit
L. S. Moore
W. E. Callen
Selma
Roy Mayhall
Charles R. Wiggins
Emmett F. Hildreth
Eu‘aw
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Agricultural Extension Service
Alabama Dairy Products
Decatur, Ala
Morgan County
Lebanon
Ruth Shaneyf
Second Avenue
Cospy-Hodges Milling Co
No-Point & Low Point Foods
Boe
White House
WHII
Iona White
York
Florida
Idaho
Sunnyfield
Kellogg’s
Ann Page
Lde
Economy
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LOW Point Foods
Campbell
Loe
NO Point Foods
Yukon Club
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