London Love Across the Sea To Be Continued
Barbara and Ray grow closer in London as Garry remains distant after a failed romance. Barbara wrestles with love and loyalty while planning a possible transfer to New York, hoping to avoid Garry and yet clinging to the idea of happiness with Ray. The chapter ends with Barbara deciding she has made up her mind, awaiting the next installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Ray Lipton
Garry
Ray
Cherbourg
Normandy
Southampton
Buckingham Palace
London
The
Thames
France
London Tower
Fleet Street
Strand
London Bridge
Westminister Abbey
Stoke Pogis Churchyard
Gray
Warwick Castle
Stratford-on-Avon
Shakespeare
Ann Hathaway
England
America
New York
18 NAMES ON PLEA SOUGHT IN SENATE VOTE FUNDING FOCUS
Lawmakers debated signatures for a petition linked to Senator Pepper and a housing program expansion while House and Senate committees pressed separate actions. Healey cited broad Democratic and labor support for the petition, as Congress faced tax revision delays and highway funding measures. The railroads faced possible RFC loans as emergency aid moves advanced in committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper
Fio
Senate
House
Healey
Mass
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
United States Housing Authority
House Banking Committee
Congress
Harrison D. Miss
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Banking Committee
RFC
Girl Killed by Hit-Run Driver Near Montgomery
On May 4 near the Alabama river bridge on the Montgomery Wetumpka highway Glenda Adams 18 of Wetumpka was killed when the car she rode in was struck by a hit and run vehicle. Alton Hutchings 25 Wetumpka store manager and driver was seriously injured. Doris Brown four died skull fracture serious condition after being struck near Mountain Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Glenda Adams
Wetumpka
Alabama River
Montgomery-Wetumpka
Alton Hutchings
Miss Adams
Doris
J. T. Brown
Mountain Creek
Saunders Finds Note About Dent in Car Fender
In Raleigh on May 5 R M Saunders parked downtown and returned to a dented fender. A note left on the car read that a passerby had hammered the dent out with his fist, calling the car pretty but damaged in appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
Y. R
Natchel Soda Nitrogen for Side Dressing Crops
Uncle Natchel extols Natural Chilean Soda as a rapid nitrogen source for side dressing during peak crop growth, highlighting its quick action to nourish developing plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchel
Uncle Natchel
Community Notes on Macedonian Residents and Illnesses
Mrs. Maudie McCluskey and Mat tie Washburn visited the Rhodeses on Wednesday. Josephine Standridge has measles, Buddie Linderman recovering, Dan Sparkman plowed for Joe Wallace at Oak Ridge last week. Several Bend families plus church attendees visit, host weekly gatherings, and note Hilda Kelsoe’s arm injury on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maudie McCluskey
Mattie Washburn
Harry Rhodes
Josephine Standridge
Buddie Linderman
Dan Sparkman
Oak Ridge
Joe Wallace
Dewey "McCulloch
Elkin Lamon
Hiss
Basham
Local Cedar Mountain Folks Attend Friendship Decoration
The Cedar area community reports a large turnout for the Friendship Sunday decoration. Several local families including the Aldridges Oliver and Reid clans were seen visiting and handling errands in Hartselle and nearby towns over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship
Johnnie McDonald
Hartselle
Eulas Oliver
Clarence Aldridge
J. N. Aldridge
Felix Aldridge
Clifford Aldridge
Chilren
Albert
Mable
Cressie Segars
Trannie Aldridge
Louise Oliver
T. K. Hogan
Horse driven junk wagon avoids stop signs
Harry Guss, a junk wagon driver from Petroit, told Judge Maher that his horse ignores stop signs. Guss faced a charge of passing a stop sign. The judge suspended the sentence after Guss quipped about teaching the horse to read.
Pine Ridge Social Ties At Mt Tabor And Nearby
Local residents from Pine Ridge and vicinity gather for weekend and Sunday visits. Names include Ruth Culbreath Earlene Culbreath Grace Wilson Leynn Wilson Mary Greenhaw Edith Abercrombie Rubye Murphy Rosa Oden Walter Wilson Arena Black and others. Visitors travel between Union Hill Mt Tabor Greenbriar and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Ruth
Earlene Culbreath
Grace
Leynn Wilson
Mary Greenhaw
Mt. Tabor
Arglé Oden
Everett Oden
Betsy Ruth
Bowling
Céra
Lee Compton
Rubye Murphy
Rosa Oden
Tempie Clark
Edith Abercrombie
Greenbriar
Ruth Compton
Walter Wilson
Joe Greenhaw
Arena Black
Lewis Culbreath
Gladys Oden
Jud Pritchard
Ed Thomas
Philippines Are Picked by Local Recruiting Agent
Sergeant Charles F. Stevens announced that Roy K. McLemore, Alvis C. Brooks, Willie R. Adams, Shelby L. Parks, James W. Liles, Vernon A. Hollis, Raymond Swann and others have been tentatively accepted for service with the Regular Army in the Philippines and provided transport to the enlistment station. Stevens notes many enlist for skills and return home better prepared to contribute locally. An additional Panama Canal Zone quota is open for qualified single men with trades such as auto mechanic and electrician, who should apply in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Stevens
Roy K. McLemore
Rogersville
Alvis C. Brooks
New Market
Willie R. Adams
Huntsville
Shelby L. Parks
Ryland
James W. Liles
Florence
Vernon A. Hollis
Minnie Ha Ha
Phillipine Islands
Sam
Stevens
Panama Canal Zone
U. S. Army
Decatur
Local residents note social visits across towns
Florette G. W. Peck returns home after weeks with daughter Mrs. Asa Bean in Birmingham. Mrs. Gilbert Johnson of Pines visits Mrs. Alex Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gurely visit Mr. and Mrs. James Lynn Jr. over Sunday. Harold Waugh attends Air Show in Decatur. Mrs. J. W. Lynn and Mrs. Alex Dunn travel to Huntsville. Jean Griffin of Ryan's visits Edith Peck and others. Decatur youths visit Palmer and Roberson families. Mrs. Bessie Travis of Woodland Mill visits daughter Mrs. Harold Lamb. Sherman Briscoe of Cullman spends weekend with Harve Briscoe family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Peck
Asa Bean
Birmingham
Gilbert Johnson
Pines
Alex Dunn
Jim Gurely
James Lynn, Jr
Harold Waugh
Decatur
J. W. Lynn
Huntsville
Jean Griffin
Ryan's
Edith Peck
Margaret Palmer
Cliffie Mae Roberson
John Palmer
Rowe Roberson
Bessie Travis
Woodland Mill
Harold Lamb
Sherman Briscoe
Cullman
Harve Briscoe
Woman Becomes Mother to Seven in Premature Bayamo Birth
Bayamo Cuba May reports Dr Roberto Fonseca said a farm woman Rafaela Canova 30 gave birth Monday after three months gestation to seven infants who did not survive. He visited but the midwife disposed of the bodies before arrival. Batista ordered an army physician to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Roberto Fonseca
Bayamo
Oriente, Province
Noone
Rafaela Canova
Cuba
Manzanillo
Farrer
Fulgencio Batista
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hiduse
Central Press Association
Mi Wee Eee
Mary Kaldash
Fred J. Holcomb
Rochester
N. Y
Central Press
Sonny
DEM Boys
Natchelly
Uncle Ne
SOTH
Mhart
Cmalean
Macedonia
Austinville
Cecil Linderman
Lee Standridge
Caddo
Leal Standridge
Nature
Doan
Morgan County
Cedar
Pine Ridge
Purina
Spray Headquarters
Turner
Coal & Grain Co
Checkerboard
Moulton Bt
Philippines
Florette
North Alabama
Moulton Street
Speake, Warren & Ratliff
Zlwear
Hanes
P.H. Hanes Knitting Co
Winston-Salem
N. C
Wm.r. Moore Dry Goods Co
Mars
Buick
Mann Auto CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!