Imaginary Bombs On River Bridges Theoretically Impede Blue Progress
CAMP BEAUREGARD La May bombs dropped on Mississippi river bridges at New Orleans and Vicksburg by invading Red army planes theoretically impeded the Blue army's advance in war games. Blues cross bridges despite umpire ruling and 40000 troops move in three columns from Georgia for ground battle with 30000 Reds. Civilian observers aided air warning from McComb Miss and American Legion members reported Red planes.
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Camp Beauregard
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Miss
Georgia
Blues
McComb
Army
American Legion
McComb Airdrone
Simple Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain
A home remedy combines Re-Ex Compound with water and lemon juice claiming relief within 48 hours. The ad notes Ro-Ex is sold by Goidel Drug Store and other drug stores nationwide. Military dispatch reports half of the seventh cavalry moving from Eldorado Arkansas to Monroe Louisiana for a forced night march with 1600 soldiers and 400 vehicles.
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Goidel Drug Store
Seventh Cavalry Brigade
Sabine River
Fort Knox
Eldorado
Ark
Monroela
Morgan County Community Notes Amid Local Visits and Events
Mrs Cora Moon spends days with Mr and Mrs Lois Moon and family. Community singing at Corinth attended by several locals. Arab visitors Mr and Mrs Morgan Holcomb and children visited Mr and Mrs Tom Thompson. Hoyt Briscoe from Jacksonville College home for the summer. Cecil Ward and family from near Cullman visit W J Briscoe parents. Large crowd at Baptist church service. Lazell Moon spent afternoon with Velma Hyatt. Davie Ralph Saturday night guest of Margaret Densmore. Geraldine Briscoe dinner guest of Louise Shelton. John Briscoe returns from naval training, home briefly. Huel Thompson visits J A Briscoe. Mrs Homer Stewart spends Friday with aunt and cousins near Florette. Wilma and Nell Wright visit Hulace friends Sunday. Bonnie Moon visits Eloise Bagwell. Carl Green family moving to Decatur. Ozelle Bodine of Red Hill guest of Lottie Bagwell.
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Cora Moon
Lois Moon
Corinth
Morgan Holcomb
Tom Thompson
Hoyt Briscoe
Jacksonville College
Saummen
Cecil Ward
Cullman
J. A. Briscoe
Huel Thompson
Homer Stewart
Florette
Wilma
Nell Wright
Hulace
Bonnie Moon
Eloise Bagwell
Carl Green
Decatur
Ozelle Bodine
Red Hill
Lottie Bagwell
Wallace and Community Attend Local Decorations and Visits
Farmers enjoy pleasant weather while neighbors share visits across Morgan County. A large crowd attended decoration at Forrest Chapel and Ball Knob. Rev Addie Wallace ill, plans to speak Sunday. James Roan visited Lucian Wallace. Danville commencement attended by locals.
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Pervin Wallace
Wyne
Addie Wallace
Ottis Cooper
Harold Bagley
Forrest Chapel
Effie McNutt
Mattie Ander
Gaines McNutt
Franklin D. Turrentine
Walter Cooper
R. L. and
Ozelle
J. H. Layton
Ball Knob
Andrew Taylor
Auburn Announces Summer Session Dates and Alabama Week
Dean Zebilon Judg announced Auburn summer session dates from June 3 to July 12 and July 15 to August 17. Judge Cantee Kelley of Memphis will join the program for Alabama home school and community week observed June 24 to 28.
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Auburn
Boy in California Eats Bizarre Snack Reported by Doctors
A Los Altos toddler named Buddy Lotz reportedly consumed a peculiar amount of nonfood items in a day including blueing, antiseptic, house paint, a dog bite, live fish and a canary with feathers. Doctors say the 18 month old shows no ill effects.
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Buddy Lotz
Los Altos
Calif
Hatch Bill Denounced In House Judiciary Clash
Washington May 8 backers predicted a Hatch anti politics bill victory in the House judiciary committee after a 14 to 11 vote to revive it as a live issue Chairman Sumners charged the measure would concentrate power, calling it infamous. Rep Hill pressed back insisting he cannot tolerate dictatorship claims. committee action looms with a possible subcommittee rewrite and House votes slated on Roosevelt reorganiza tion order and 1941 farm appropriations.
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Washington
Hatch
House Judiciary Committee
Tte
Sumners
D.-Tex
House
Judiciary Committee
Sumnera
God
Rep
Hill
Dwash
Dempsey
Man charged with murder after throat cut death
Eldridge Heisler, 59, is charged with murder in the death of his brother in law Will Hudmon, 62, following an election argument in Wetumpka Alabama. Hudmon's throat was cut with a knife according to Deputy Sheriff Lester Holley.
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Wetumpka
Ala
Lester Holley
Eldridge Heisler
Will Hudmon
Holley
Hudmon
Social gathering at Nell Porter home in Flat Creek
A party at Nell Porter’s home in Flat Creek drew a large crowd and reports of a pleasant evening. An altercation occurred between Estelle Standridge and Annie Lee Lunsford during lunch at Hudmon’s home near the Grier voting place. Several local residents were listed as guests through the week. No services were held next weekend because of Caddo church decoration.
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Nell Porter
Estelle Standridge
Annie Lee Lunsford
Hudmon
Grier
Gay Youth senior class play at Riverside auditorium
The senior class play Gay Youth will be performed Friday May 10 at 8 pm in Riverside auditorium. Cast includes Ann Bolling Alma Doris Horton John Lennox Hill Woodard Cricket Cameron Maxine McCutcheon and others. Play directed by Mrs W J Brown with skits shown earlier at 10 am Wednesday.
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Riverside
Ann Bolling
Alma Doris Horton
John Lennox
Hill Woodard
Cricket Cameron
Maxine McCutcheon
Alan Corcoran
Frank Chenault
Gail Armitage
Sarah Ellener
Ann
Janet Wallace
Nellie Clark Reay
Ralph Hairston
Hollis Cobb
Peggy Pickrell
Ann Kimbrough
Margaret Risdon
Faye Lewis
Richard Armitage
Ben Coolidge
Gail
Raymond
Edwin Little
W. J. Brown
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Cene
Hunter Furniture Coo
Rocky Ford
Timdom
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Gene Autry
Princess Theatre
Lawrence County
Turday
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Madeen Gray
Mirs Porter
Geneva Peters
Dutch Townson
A.B. Townson
Thomas Lively
Willie Morgan
Leonard Peters
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Caddo Church
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