Churchill to lay plans for world security and peace
London May 20 Prime Minister Churchill may unveil next week his world security and peace plans in a prelude to a liberation message. He is expected to echo blood sweat and tears, stressing a high price for victory and outlining postwar political and economic collaboration and terms for Germany.
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London
Churchill
Britain
Germany
European Advisory Commission
Russia
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World Organization
League of Nations
Dinner honoring Horace Standridge and servicemen at Linderman home
Mr and Mrs Herman Linderman hosted a dinner at their Moulton Heights home on Thursday honoring Horace Standridge of the US Navy and Neal Stephenson and Junior Linderman who will soon enter the armed services. Attending were extended family members and friends, with a large luncheon spread and evening visits from Worley Tanner and Pruitt Goodwin’s families.
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Herman Linderman
Moulton Heights
Horace. Standridge
Us—Navy
Neal Stephenson
Junior Linderman
Horace Stanbridge
Nell
Carolyn
Jo Ann
Randall
Sarah Tanner
Betty Joyce
Paul
Wayne
Alabama Farmers Harvest Large Crops Amid War Bond Drive
Alabama farmers report near completion of planting and cultivation across the state despite late-season weather. They estimate strong oat and legume seed harvests, a damaged Irish potato crop, and rising peanut planting as high school workers assist in Baldwin county. War bond sales drive aims to raise 102 million dollars from June 12 to July 8.
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L. C. Brackeen
Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Baldwin County
Tennessee Valley
Dadeville
Sparks
W. Duncan
P. O. Davis
Extension Service
M. J. Funchess
Alabama Agricultural Committee
Poole Keeps Them Flying Over England
Staff Sergeant Lewis C. Poole of Decatur serves in the ground crew at a B 24 Liberator base in England. His unit services planes to ensure takeoffs for missions over Germany with engines and guns in top condition. Brigadier General Hodges praised the squadron for completing twenty combat missions without loss of aircraft or crew.
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Frank Poole
Decatur
England
Germany
Occupied
Hodges
Liberator
Two Air Medals Awarded to Florence Airmen
Technical Sergeant Jefferson W. Mitchell and Staff Sergeant William E. McGill of Florence received Air Medals during a Courtland air base parade. McGill, a POW in Germany, and Mitchell, presented to his widow Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell, were honored for courage over Germany and occupied Europe.
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William E. McGill
Florence
Courtland Air Base
Elizabeth A. Mitchell
High St
Walter W. Gross
Mitchell
Sgt
McGill
Germany
Col. Gross
Fannie McGill
Howell St
Army Air Forces
Occupied
Europe
Field Reopens After New Grass Takes Hold at Southern Airways
May 15 marked the first airplane takeoff on the newly grassed Southern Airways field section, closed since October 1 last year for drainage and expansion. 27,000 pounds of grass seed and 1,000,000 pounds of fertilizer cost $14,821, with Italian rye Kentucky bluegrass and White Dutch clover plus Korean Lespedeza oversown. 400 tons limestone rock and 200,000 pounds 6-8-4 fertilizer were used. President Frank Hulse praised the sod for year round service and thanked TVA station expert Fred Stewart for recommendations to the Soil Conservation Service. More than 50,000 U.S. doctors are in war work.
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Frank Hulse
Hulse
Fred Stewart
TVA
Alabama Polytechnic Institute Experimental Station
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
The
Soil Conservation Service
Fifteen Convicted in Utah Polygamy Case
In Salt Lake City on May 20, fifteen Fundamentalist members were found guilty of unlawful cohabitation. The group, led by a 70 year old figure, maintained plural marriage despite the verdict. Sentencing is set for May 25 with a maximum of five years each. defense plans a new-trial motion.
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Salt Lake City
John Yates
Ray van Cott Jr
Joseph White Musser
van Cott
Brigham E. Roberts
Utah
United States
Cars Collide on Vine Street Causes Minor Damage
A slight collision at the Line and Vine streets corner at about 7 p m injures no one. A 1941 month driven by Bobby Powell and a 1941 Plymouth driven by Otto Carrol collided as Powell traveled east on Vine Street and Carrol came from Line Street. Patrolmen reported no serious injuries.
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Bobby Powell
Fifth Avenue West
Otto Carrol
Twelfth Avenue East
Line and
Vine Streets
Powell
Vine Street
Carrol
Line St Sagore
Ie Ana Gemon
Verdict in plural marriage case names 15 defendants
Barlow, president of the fnda mentalist organization, and 14 others face verdicts amid a federal state probe of plural marriages. The list includes Charles F. Zitting Alma A. Timpson Arnold Ross Heber Kimball Cleveland Louis Alma Kelsch Musser Joseph Lyman Jessop Edmund F. Barlow Oswald Brainich Dr Rulon Clark Allred Ianthus W. Barlow David Brigham Darger Morris Quincy Kunz Albert Edmund Barlow. Of 46 arrested March 7 in Utah Colorado and Arizona, the 15 received verdicts while other cases remain in progress.
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State Supreme Court
Barlow
Fndamentalist
Charles F. Zitting
Alma A. Timpson
Arnold Ross
Heber Kimball Cleveland
Louis Alma Kelsch
Musser
Joseph Lyman Jessop
Edmund F. Barlow
Oswald Brainich
Rulon ‘Clark Allred
Ianthus W. Barlow
David Brigham Darger
Morris Quincy Kunz
Albert Edmund Barlow
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
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