Lorraine Winton Defies Disability With Courageous Drive
Lorraine Winton, crippled by a 1930 train accident at Swan Lake, overcomes nine years of hardship to build a magazine agency business. She works from home at 402 W. Wilson Ave, writes mail lists, handles orders by phone, and shows persistent industrious spirit while continuing her education and enjoying outdoor life.
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Miss Winton
Te Young Peoples Union
Central Baptist Church
Swan Lake
Lake Bridge
Birmingham
W. Wilson Avenue
Anniston
R. M. Winton
Defense committee urges smaller ship for air deployment
A committee backs a 325 foot class vessel rather than the Akron size and argues the Navy has enough small ships for training and experiments. It rejects the administration request for 3,959 dollars.
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Roosevelt
Akron
Poultry and Butter Prices in Chicago Markets May Fourth
Market brief shows poultry prices with live hens firm and fryers slipping for Plymouth Rocks and other breeds. Butter prices steady with creamery grades and central cheese figures. ewes steady on receipts and storage.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
Plymouth Rock
White Rocks
Buller
Creamery
Cotton futures edge higher on mixed US trade
New York and New Orleans reports show early May cotton futures opening with modest gains in some months and selling in July. Prices list July at 7.63 to 7.64, with hedging activity noted and bids recorded.
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New York
Liverpool
Bombay
New Orleans
Anglo Russian talks hint at new European alignment shift
Move toward a new European lineup dominates diplomatic chatter. Some say the mood favors Germany, others see Moscow edging toward a bloc opposing Nazi expansion with Molotov chosen to seal a deal. Litvinov’s omission signals inner circle shifts while Soviet papers focus on May celebrations.
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Germany
Moscow
Adolf Hitler
Molotoff
Litvinoff
Litginoff
Liquor Profits Up In Alabama First Quarter 1939
E Roy Albright chairman of the Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board told Governor Dixon net profits for the first quarter of 1939 totaled 628 418, up 13 652 from the same period in 1938. Net sales reached 2 219 196, compared with 2 203 094 last year, a gain of 16 101.
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Montgomery
Ala
E. Roy Albright
Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Dixon
Albright
Navy bases to start work on four mid-Pacific islands
A congressional committee approved funding for a $66,800,000 program to begin naval base construction on Wake, Midway, Palmyra and Johnston. The panel deleted those items due to late submission but added $27,662,000 to begin work on other bases and expand the Naval Aircraft Factory in Philadelphia. New bases will be established in Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and near Jacksonville, Florida, and at Tongue Point, Oregon.
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mid-Pacific
Wake
Midway
Palmyra
Johnston
Naval Aircraft Factory
Philadelphia
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Jacksonville
Pla
Tongue Point
Ore
Austinville Elementary Play Come True Sets Friday Night
The Austinville elementary school presents Come True a three act play Friday night at 7 45 The story follows Letty hunting for magic berries to visit a Land of Dreams Come True Four children sample berries and dream a Mother Goose world while others refuse Cast includes Betty Mavis Smith Bob Junior Wallace and Nell Johnson among many players and choruses
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Austinville
Letty
Mother Goose
Betty—Mavis Smith
Bob—Junior Wallace
Peegy—Minadel Owen
Nell Johnson
Frances Reed
Bo Peep
Joy Clark
Jack Horner
Billie Phillips
Queen of Hearts
Ramona Turner
Jack Mitchell
Miss Muffett
June Roberts
San
Joan—Garland Braswell
Jil
Juanita Harris
Jack—Donall Waterson
Contrary Mary—Charles McDowra
Athens Woman's Missionary Society Meets at First Methodist
The Athens community reports a Monday afternoon gathering of the Woman's Missionary Society at First Methodist Church with devotional by Dr. U S Pitts and Mrs W B Garth presiding. Local social events include a bridge party hosted by Mrs David L Rosenall Jr and a guest list featuring several Athens residents. Major Victor Lee has relocated to South Beaty Street with prior Yale training and role in CO C Camps. A memorial service was held for Mrs Robert C Nichols with burial in Athens.
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W. 8S. Garth
David L. Rosenall, Jr
Bridge Club
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George C. Johnson
Bayliss Hightower
John W. Wilson
Johnson
Hightower
Wilson
Elizabeth Malone
Frances’ Hightower
D. J.wilson
William Armstrong
Merle Cartwright
Ella Steger Gray
M. A. Jones
Joyce Lerman
Christopher
Victor Lee
Birmingham
South Beaty Street
Lee
Yale
Orfer
COC
Estern
Martin F. Whitt
Decatur
Robert C. Nichols
Johnson City
Tennessee
N. R. Nichols, Jr
Athens
C. M. Hamblen
Fred Black
Bonnie Rogers
J. 8. Crutcher
George W. Feagin
W. J. Hagan
Hamblen
Black
Jacksonville
Congress actions roll on in Senate and House sessions
Senate routine business at noon. Labor subcommittee weighs Wagner health program bill. Foreign relations holds neutrality hearings. Monopoly committee hears milk industry reps. House debates naval defense bill at noon. Labor panel starts Wagner act amendments hearings. Foreign affairs hears officials on neutrality laws. Ways and means studies Social Security changes. Rivers and harbors begins omnibus bill hearings. Yesterday the House defeated a Republican bid to kill the president’s reorganization plan. Senate recess. Think what you have to sell in Want Ads.
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Labor Subcommittee
Foreign Relations Committee
HOUSE
Labor Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Ways and Means
Alabama Officials Named by Counties in Equalization List
A lengthy roster lists county officials headed by state agencies with numerous Alabama towns including Hanceville and Cullman. Names such as Joseph Kaple and Dale Faust appear among others from DeKalb to Winston counties. The text ends noting a church program on the topic Christ and the Church.
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Hanceville
Ala
Joseph Roy Kaple
Cullman
Dale
Daniel W. Faust
Ariton
Comer Borland
Prichard
Joel Godwin
Andrews
Ozark
Dallas
Hugh Hopper
Marion Junction
Beekman Lee Aliaon
Minter
Robert Tingnal Jones
Sélma
DeKalb
Lee R. Coker
Collinsville
Isaac Ott Jones
Fort Payne
Paul Browder
Elmore
Joel M. McQueen
Tallassee
J. Fred Holloway
Charlie W. Martin
Wetumpka
Always in Trouble play slated for Corinth May 13 1939
A play titled Always in Trouble will be performed at Corinth church Saturday night May 13 1939. Cast includes Misery Lou Rigby Gideon Bruce Bonds Tom Leroy Bryant Tut Bradwell Pat Ruther Bryant Samantha Udell Powell Rosebud Opal Hogan Paula Maleek Arie Freeman Lula Pearl Izzetta Braswell with benefits for the church. Bruce Bonds and singers from the community attended the Morgan County singing convention at Mount Tabor Sunday.
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Corinthurch
Misery
Lou Rigby
Gideon
Bruce Bonds
Tom
Leroy Bryant
Tutt
Braswell
Pat
Ruther
Bryant
Samantha
Udell Powell
Rosebud
Opal Hogan
Paula Maleek
Arie Freeman
Lula Pearl
Izzetta Braswell
Morgan County
Mount Tabor
J. D Bonds
E. P. Luker
Earl.Bryant
John Hogan
Earl Bryant
Clell Smith
Piney Grove
Hogan's Store
Izetta Braswell
Marmola Tablets Promise Slimming With Sensible Diet Plan
The ad promotes Marmola Tablets as a non diet fad aid for fat persons with normal health. It claims over thirty years of public use and twenty million boxes distributed. It states the product is not a cure all and requires thyroid-related obesity to be present and a physician’s guidance.
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