German Tots with Boyle's Pets in Berlin
Berlin dispatch by Hal Boyle describes two German children, Manfred and Karin, dubbed the little werewolves by the press camp. Manfred, a doughnut lover who hugs the journalist, and Karin, shy and fond of shared drinks, roam Berlin daily seeking treats while dreaming of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Berlin
Manfred
Karis
Reich
Karin
Onkel Amnie
Annie
Press Club
Goodbye Rheumatism Take Rhumaz
Advertisement urges readers bothered by rheumatism to try RHUMAZ from local druggist or write New Nation Drug Company distribution point Rogersville Alabama for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Nation Drug Company
Rogersville
Alabama
Union Hill high school to hold graduation exercises
Union Hill high school graduates will receive diplomas at a Thursday evening ceremony in the school auditorium. Russell Lynne of Decatur will deliver the address, with music directed by Mrs. W. F. Eddins. Valedictorian is Mary Jo Walter and salutatorian is Bonnie Faye Osborne.
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Union Hill High School
Union Hill School
Russell Lynne
Decatur
W. F. Eddins
Mary Jo Walter
Bonnie Faye Osborne
Ray Abercrombie
Lindbergh Brown
Bonnie Osborne
Mitchell Slate
Odell Williams
Sarah Owens
Daily Crossword Puzzle From Historic Page
A cryptogram and crossword list appear with clues across and down including themes like fl ows, places, and measurements. The page features a cryptogram quote reading GOOD DANCERS HAVE MOSTLY BETTER HEELS THAN HEADS PROVERBS and an attribution to King Features Syndicate.
Order of Publication in Elvin Scott v Margrett Scott
Morgan County Court AK in equity orders publication for non resident Mar grett Scott with unknown address after diligent inquiry. Complainant alleges she is over 21 and not located in Alabama. Proceeding requires publication to notify defendant and advance case.
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Elvin Scott
Margrett Scott
Morgan County Court
Morgan County
Alabama
Register
Survivor names SS trooper in Malmedy massacre trial
Lt. Virgil P. Lary Jr. of Lexington testified at the Dachau war crimes trial naming George Fleps as the killer in the 1944 Malmedy massacre where 71 American POWs were killed. He described prisoners unarmed with hands on their heads as shots rang out and he was wounded.
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Dachau
Germany
Kentucky
Malmedy
Virgil P. Lary Jr
Lexington
Ardennes Bulge
Lary
George Fleps
Ardennes
Malmedy Crossroads
Bastogne
Notice to plead answers in Morgan county bill case
The Register orders publication once weekly for four consecutive weeks in Decatur Daily Morgan County requiring the defendant to plead answer or demur to the bill by June 14 1946 or thirty days after. the bill may be confessed. This May 14 1946. Marvin West Register. May 14 21 28 June 4.
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The
Register
Decatur—Daily
Morgan County
Marvin West
Morgan County announces candidates for local offices
The notice lists local candidates including for Circuit Court Clerk and Sheriff in Morgan County. Names mentioned include Cline Thompson Gartselie and Sumphrey in Decatur Alabama. The announcement asks for votes in the Democratic Primary on June éth 196 CIRCUIT COURT CLERK and Sheriff campaigns.
Lady Feared to Sleep Due to Stomach Gas
A Decatur reader reports relief after taking INNER AID a herb combination claimed to cleanse bowels clear gas from the stomach and improve liver and kidney function. The ad urges readers to purchase the product at local drug stores and notes dramatic daily improvements.
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Decatur
Reunion at Ryan Home Brings Ryan kin Together
The late Felix G. Ryan and his wife were remembered at a reunion held at B. L. Ryan's home south of Decatur on the Bee-line highway. Family members from Nashville to Huntsville attended, sharing a barbecue dinner and greetings with numerous Davison, Holder, and Ryan relatives in attendance.
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Felix G. Ryan
B. L. Ryan
Decatur
D. L. Ryan
Naomi-_ Ryan
Nashville
W. A. Covey
Cecil Ryan
Betty
Billy
J. W. McKee
E. P. Couch Jr
Herman Staggs
Will
Herman
Fred
Florence
A. L. Griffith
Alfred Guntherberg
Elora
Tenn
E. C. Ryan
Center Grove
Neill Bass
Janice
E. L. Ryan
James Felix Ryan
Arab
Ala
R. E. Ryan
Imogene Ryan
Huntsville
J. H. Ryan
W. D. Holder
Moulton
Olga Holder
Athens
Royce Dunlap
Birmingham
Charles Holder
Guntersville
Wallace Blizzard
Sonny
Columbus, Ga
Robert Holder
Bobby
Mary
Catherine
Anniston
Luna McKelvey
Emma Kate Aldridge
Mary Lee Foote
Joann Foote
Eva
Lenard Puckett
Radio Production Peaks in United States in 1938
The United States produced nearly all radios built in 1938, highlighting the era’s dominance in mass radio manufacturing and signaling the peak of early consumer electronics expansion.
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United States
Survivor recounts brutal firefight and escape across field
Lary describes a deadly assault where gunfire roared, bodies lay in a field, and only about 15 men escaped. He crawled under barbed wire to a shed, then hid until night and later reached an aid station with help from two Belgian girls.
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Lary
Realism goals in new film shot in Baja California
A field report from TECATE describes film makers chasing authentic realism in Lower California. Gregory Peck Joan Bennett and Robert Preston are photographed on location near a hotel road trip by bus and taxis, with ant hills and trained lions enhancing the Africa set.
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Tecate
Lower California
Francis—Macomber
Benedict Bogeaus
Ernest Hemingway
Nairobi
Africa
California
Father Serra
Tank Corps
Gregory Peck
University of California
Joan
Bennett
Robert Preston
Los Angeles
Baja California
Hollywood Gossip Roundup Sparks Buzz and Rumors
Notes from Hollywood spill rumors about Florence Alba and a farmer, Sabu heading to London for a Korda film, The Hucksters stirring character guesses, Mickey Rooney’s protégé Mitchell signing with MGM, Bob Hutton’s bachelor pad makeover amid divorce chatter, June Haver’s devout Catholicism, Gary Cooper’s Europe trip plan, and a Sacramento admirer sending Freddy Martin 120 honeycombs of bees.
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Hollywood
Florence Alba
Farmer
Sabu
London
Korda
Sammy Run
Hucksters
MGM
Mickey Rooney
Mitchell
Brooklyn
Bob Hutton
June Haver
Gary Coopers
Europe
Sacramento
Freddy Martin
Railroad Man Praises Ozark Mountain Tonic Revival
A Kentucky railroad conductor aged 56 credits Ozark Mountain Tonic with restoring health after 25 years of illness. He reports improved strength appetite sleep and well being after using the product since October 1944 and urges others who suffer to try it. The tonic is advertised as a hematinic appetiser and stomachic. Sold in drug stores with claims of building red blood and aiding digestion.
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Ozark Mountain
A&s
Deccatur
Thompson's
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2Nd Ave
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A &G
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Louise Duke
Washington
Lincoln
Eloise
Beatrice
Trnach
Bluff
Decatur Business
Grit
Anyas
Horace
Daily Crossword
Island
Mediterranean
of Arabia
ZBM
Zbmj Lmduj
Nias
KNIQ
King Features Syndicate, Inc
W. M. Chenault
Masonic
Tire Service
U. S. Royal Tires, Tubes and Batteries
Pennsylvania Tires
JR Hagler
VAL Tire Service
Lee
Don’s Floor Service
Don Williams
Enolam Blvd
Circuit Court
Cline Thompson Gartselie
Ais
Morgan Ceenty
Sumphrey Decatur, Ala
Morgan
Board of Revenue and Control
Suaras
Leonardo
Gartselie
Fred M. Speare
Barteelie, Ala
Ryan
Father’s Day
St. Cloud
Alexander of
Macedon
219 Johnston
E&w
E. Moulton
Glidden Paints
IME Fes
Murray-Lee Hardware CO
E. Moulton St
Burbank
Appoi
Tire & Battery Service
Decatur Service Station
Tom Hamilton Highway
Johnston St
Q-zar
J. P. Johnson
Broadway
Irvine
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