Cotaco F F A and F H A Banquet Highlights
Cotaco F F A and F H A held their annual banquet in the high school auditorium. F F A president Moton Johnson and F H A president Miss Mary Hamilton led tributes with program readings, quartets, solos, and groups featuring students and advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotaco F. F. A
Moton Johnson
Mary Hamilton
W. T. McMullan
Carolyn Terrel
Lurline Jennings
Faye Nell Coney
Gwyndolyn King
Lois Brown
Olene Taylor
E. R. Collier
A. N. Mitchell
Jack Day
Jack Mitchell
Moron Johnson
Wayne Maxwell
Elson Powell
Colleen Turney
Jane Chunn
Wanda Day
Jimmie Williams
Betty Jo Dunn
Faye Myers
Laurice Garner
Dewey Day
D. B. Day, Sr
Arnold Morris
Edwin Morris
C. G Morris
J. O. Garner
Charles Wiggington
C. L. Wiggington
George Johnston
A N. Mitchell
Buey Lemmond
J. E. Peck
Billie Peck
Penetro salve promoted for cold relief by grandma
An old fashioned remedy text markets Penetro salve with mutton suet base as relief for coughs nasal congestion and muscle aches from colds. The ad targets modern mothers and offers a double supply for 35 cents and single at 25 cents.
Americans mow down Japanese force in Burma river battle
In Northern Burma Brig. Gen. Frank Merrill’s American infantry repelled three crossing attempts by Japanese forces at the Nambyu River. Chinese troops to the west and north tightened the noose as moonlight aided a fierce riverine kill zone. By dawn the river was littered with enemy dead, with reports estimating 300 to 500 Japanese killed and light American losses.
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Thoburn Wiant
Burma
Frank Merrill
Nambyu River
Hoax Blamed For Lake Michigan Search Night
Coast Guard headquarters reports an apparent hoax prompted a large search for four men adrift after a tanker foundered. Fourteen boats from six ports searched in 15 degree weather for over eight hours near the Great Lakes naval training station before the effort was called off with only two boats remaining.
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Chicago
Coast Guard
Lake Michigan
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Community Members Named in Local Social List
A long list of residents and relations appears in the social column, including Mrs M M Morrow Miss Vera Morrow Gene Hartage Jack Day Alex Dunn Fred Dunn Hollis Garner Paul Garner Moron Johnson W G Johnson Miss Mary Hamilton Harold Brooks Mrs Harold Brooks and many others. The compilation shows frequent family ties and neighborhood connections through marriages and offspring.
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Alex H. Williams
Louise Fowler
Wilton Fowler
Elson Powell
Edward Kimbrel
A. Q. Weaver
Samuel Weaver
Virginia Kay
Curtis Johnson
Roman Higdon
Ferrell Sharp
Joe Rolfe Jr
Wayne Humphrey
E. P Couch
R. L. Willis
Edward Hamilton
Wayne Maxell
Wanda Day
Lois Brown
Helen Marion
Margaret Garrison
Grace Garrison
Julia Bailey
Virgin Bailey
FE. R. Collier
Wharline Jennings
Carolyn Terrell
Doan’s Pills Offer Relief For Kidneys And Backaches
If backache and leg pains bother you, nature signals kidney strain. Doan’s Pills, used by millions for over 40 years, help flush poisonous waste from the blood through the kidneys. Get Doan’s Pills for relief.
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Nature
Cor “A
Dean
Doan
Mallory Baker Interlude Deepens With Ted Patrick Backstage
After a gala performance Mallory Baker confronts her manager Ted Patrick about his absence during the show. The singer and her entourage mingle with Carlos Estrada’s family and Mexico’s Manuelita Astrada while Patrick watches the crowd, uneasy yet enjoying the adulation around Mallory.
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Mallory
Ted Patrick
Prism
Armando
Sandy
Mallory Baker
Aida
Tod
Tod Patrick
Carlos
Senora Estrada
Senor Estrada
Manuelita
John
William Smith
Adam
Senorita
Manuelita Astrada
Mexico
Richard Blythe
Alabama oil well second at Gilbertown in Choctaw county
Shreveport bureau of Hunt Oil reports Alabama’s second oil well near Gilbertown, Choctaw county, in production today, located a quarter mile east of the first discovery. Completion of the second well and two additional outposts were announced.
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Shreveport
Alabama
Gilbertown
Choctaw County
Hunt Oil Company
Hopewell Home Demonstration Club Meets for Soap Making
The Hopewell Demonstration club held its February 16 meeting at Mrs. Claude Stephenson’s home. Members brought two soaps each, discussed soap grading and recycling, viewed a made-over exhibit, and shared refreshments. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Jim Garner in March.
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Hopewell Demonstration Club
Claude Stephenson
Jim Garner
Settlement made in divorce case in Fulton County
In a major Fulton county divorce, Winship Nunnally and Mrs. Isabel A. Nunnally agreed to a settlement totaling about 436000 in property and Coca Cola stock. Mrs. Nunnally received a 590 acre Albemarle Virginia farm and furnishings while Nunnally must pay a 60000 mortgage and transfer 1000 Coca Cola shares and 225 Coca Cola international shares. The couple married in 1934. no children. Nunnally, an Atlanta businessman, formerly led the Nunnally Candy Co.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Winship Nunnally
Isabel A. Nunnally
Coca Cola
Coca Cola International
Nunnally
Nunnally Candy Co
Alabama Prison System Report Shows Multi‑Million Output
Alabama prisons produced goods and services valued at four million dollars in the last fiscal year. Corrections Director E. P. Russell filed the annual report with Gov. Sparks noting prison shops produced over 15 000 yards of cotton cloth and 14 000 acres of farm lands under cultivation supplying staple items for prison personnel.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Bulgaria calls troops after armament cache discovery
Bulgaria has called up more troops following a visit by German Balkan commanders to Sofia and the discovery of a large store of armaments cached by partisans, the Basler Nachrichten reported in a Budapest dispatch.
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Bulgaria
Bern
Sofia
Basler Nachrichten
Budapest
All-Day Singing Scheduled at Shoal Creek Church
An all-day singing at Shoal Creek church is set for Sunday March 19 to honor boys leaving for the Army. The public is invited with a special invitation to singers and attendees are asked to bring a box lunch.
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Shoal Creek Church
Sturgis to Edit The Crimson-White for Spring Quarter
Pi Eldina Sturgis of Roanoke will succeed Lorraine Nelson of Fairhope as editor of The Crimson-White, the University of Alabama student newspaper, for the spring quarter. A senior in the college of arts and sciences, she has served as news editor this year.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Eldina Sturgis
Roanoke
Lorraine Nelson
Fairhope
Crimson-White
University of Alabama
College of Arts and Sciences
Miss Sturgis
Crimson- White
Knox backs lend lease to aid Allied offensives
Navy Secretary Knox urged Congress to extend the lend lease act beyond June 30 as allies prepare decisive offensives against the Axis. He cited 1,400 ships and 4,000 naval aircraft transferred under lend lease and praised teamwork that enabled major amphibious operations.
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Washington
Navy
Knox
Congress
United States
House Foreign Committee
Lend-Lease
United Nations
U. S
U S
Britain
Work on Church Nears Completion in North Alabama
The First Methodist church auditorium redecorating ends soon. Pastor Dr. R M Howell says the interior will be the most beautiful in North Alabama. Those who missed the two months of work will be delighted by the completed interior decorations.
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First Methodist Church
R. M. Howell
North
Alabama
Children enlist in anti black market drive in Alabama schools
Alabama schools enlist children in a drive against black market dealings in gasoline and other commodities. Dr. E B Norton state superintendent of education said today his department was launching an anti black market campaign in the school at the direct request of authorities.
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Montgomery
Alabama
E. B. Norton
Secretary Discusses Lend Lease Act Scope
The secretary stated that the extent and purpose of the lend-lease act will not be reduced or restricted, signaling commitment to broad wartime aid without curtailment.
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Iveness
Versailles Gardens Spend Exceeds Forty Million Dollars
Louis XIV reportedly spent more than 40,000,000 dollars on the royal gardens at Versailles, a record of royal expenditure illustrating the era's grand palace beautification.
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Louis XIV
Royal Gardens
Versailles
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