Azerbaijan Crackdown Sparks International Tension
The article details a separatist government in Azerbaijian formed last November with Russian troops present and Premier Pishari vowing to discard federal rule. The U N security council faces a grave situation as Gromyko hints at another boycott and U S officials warn Americans to evacuate due to potential incidents. Also noted is Siberian creeper apples yielding over 150 pounds per tree after brutal winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jafar Pishari
Red Army
Security Council
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Tabriz
Pish
Mason
Siberia
ABC of Labor Law Studied
Washington May 21 An ABC of what Congress may do about strikes and labor disputes. The plan aims to limit strikes but not ban them, with the House bill Case seen as a severe measure contested by unions. The Senate may strengthen conciliation and add amendments before final passage and a possible presidential veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
ABC
Congress
House
Senate
Senate Friends of Labor
John. L
Lewis
Cancerous Growths Curable If Found Early
Doctor Herman N. Bundesen describes rectal cancer signs ages 50 to 70, including changes in bowel action and occasional blood. Early examination with sigmoidoscope and biopsy, plus X ray, can lead to successful surgery and treatment. Emphasizes prompt medical checkups to save lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William H. Daniel
Los Angeles
Conciliatory Proposals on Labor Strife and Union Powers
The document outlines several labor regulation ideas including cooling-off periods to avert strikes, banning company contributions to union funds directed by unions, outlawing secondary boycotts, holding union leaders liable for employer damages, forbidding violence in strikes, removing foremen from Wagner Act protections, and restricting union interference with farmers marketing perishables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gether
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Community Notes from Morgan County Neel Danville Area
Friday and Saturday visits fill social pages as families cite gatherings in Morgan County with friends and relatives. Ozelle McNutt and Inez Self join a school picnic hosted by Raythorn Edwards while others attend decoration at Enon and a Danville baccalaureate service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Stephenson
Hazel Sparkman
Neel
Comner Henderson
Hartselle
Mary Higdon
Norman
Roger and
Hazel Self
A. L. Singleton Jr
Austinville
Gaines McNutt
Amandie Aldridge
Danville
Raythorn Edwards
Andrew Edwards
Herman West
Theo Owens
Willian Taylor
Thelma Roberts
Leora’ James
Howard James
Fred Stephenson
Clifton Sparkman
Judson James
Ozelle McNutt
Inez Self
All
R. L
Enon
Clifton Long
Lonnie Rollins
Danville Baptist Church
Local Notes From Limestone County and Nearby Areas
Guy Davidson of Consolidated Production Co. in Decatur suffers a badly mas ked foot when a crowbar falls on it. Mrs Huston Russell of Athens is improving after a serious illness last week. Velma Sloan remains seriously ill at home. Joe Sylvester shows improvement after illness. Mrs Kate Hill improves after a light stroke at home in Nashville. She is sister of P C Goforth of Decatur. A F Broadway in Macon with daughters Eunice Broadway and Ruby Landander. rheumatism improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Davidson
Consolidated Production Co
Decatur
Huston Russell
Athens
Velma Sloan
Joe Sylvester
Kate Hill
Nashville
P. C. Goforth
A. F. Broadway
Macon
Eunice Broadway
Ruby Landandeer
Oil well depths vary from three to seven thousand feet
Oil wells generally run from 3 000 to 7 000 feet deep with some extending beyond 15 000 feet into the earth.
Ellis Takes Shot at Foe in Alabama Gubernatorial Race
Lt. Gov Handy Ellis claimed James E. Folsom would bow to CIO PAC demands and warned of outside political machine influence. He criticized Folsom’s advisory board plan as incompetence and vowed to defend Alabama institutions and traditional democracy against perceived radical forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
Handy Ellis
Jasper
James E. Folsom
Suds Bucket
Alabama
Sidney Hillman-Cioc
Folsom
Cio-Pac
Chicago
John H. Bankhead
Henry Wallace
Roosevelt
Wallace
Hillman
Ellis
The
Fair Employment Practices Committee
South
Community sing at Penn Church of God Saturday
Lawrence County notices recap social visits and gatherings. Miss Vera Asherbranner and Evie Asherbranner appear in multiple visit reports while friends and neighbors like Essie Eddy Praytor and the Steele family are mentioned. A birth is noted for Manuel Steele’s child born May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Church of God
Essie Eddy
Evie
Vera Asherbranner
Evelyn Praytor
Sam Praytor
John D. Kilpatrick
Floyd Looney
Jim-Asherbranner
Isaac Chanul
Hartselle
Manuel Steele
Lillian Asherbranner
Elle
Fred Sanford
Flender Joyce
First district Federations of Women's Clubs meet in Hartselle
The First district Federations of Women’s Clubs gathered at Mrs. L. H. Houston’s home in Hartselle on Saturday to plan the coming year. Attendees included district officers and club women from Decatur, Russellville, Falkville, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First District Federations of
L. H. Houston
Hartselle
W. A. Gresham
Russellville
Houston
Tuscaloosa
First District
Holland
Greece
Federation
G. F. W. C. Care Stevens Hotel
Chicago
Ill
General Federation
Russia
Europe
Box
J. Y. Robb
Smith
Earl Foster
Decatur 3
Lera Teague
Decatur
Wallace Meadows
C. E. Howse
Falkville
Louis Bell
Jackson
J. Y Robb
Sherman St
John W. Jones
Ferry St
Rachel Hereford
Harselle
Robert Butler
Woodville
Paul Bryant
C. L. Beard
Sheffield
Alice Brown
John King
Cullman
Howard Hughes
Madison
Tom Russell
Valdermosa Springs
Book Lovers Club
Floyd Sherrod
Berean Club
Guy Roberts
HartSelle Current Review Club
David B.lamont
George A. Green
Hanceville
Lera E. Teague
Austinville
Morgan County Home Demonstration Club
Howard Burleson
Cleo Hartselle
Henry Howle
Cullman Entre Ames
Local Notes From Cedar Creek and Lebanon
Several locals attended the Lebanon decoration on Sunday. Mrs James Henry announces the birth of a son at Cullman hospital named Larry James. Mrs Sarah O Bear and Mrs Delphia Sprinkles have returned to Jasper after visits. Rubé Owens is under treatment in a Birmingham hospital. Miss Peggy Tally and Mr James Harvell were married last Friday. A singing event is planned at Cedar Creek church next Friday night May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Pfe
James
Henry
Cullman Hospital
Larry James
Sarah O. Bear
Delphia Sprinkles
Jasper
Rubé Owens
Birmingham
Peggy Tally
James Harvell
W. O. Simmons
Cedar Creek Church
Russo Iranian tension flares over Azerbaijan province
Mackenzies column reports renewed worry as the United Nations Security Council considers whether Moscow will withdraw Soviet troops from Iran's Azerbaijan province by May 6. Ambassador Hussein Ala warns that Iranian authorities cannot control Azerbaijan and Soviet interference continues, raising fear of civil war in a strategically critical area near Soviet borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Security Council
Moscow
Azerbaijan
United States
Hussein Ala
Council
Iran
Armenia
Tabriz
Sainkalen
Teheran
Security Council
Ambasador
Milk Mixture for Stomach Ulcers Gains Popular Use
A new stomach ulcer remedy is now widely used by doctors and hospitals with claimed 80 percent effectiveness. The preparation called Lurin is said to ease pains from ulcers and indigestion and is available at Loyd's Drug Store and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd’s Drug Store
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Gene Ahern
Aunt Clara
Delia
ABC OF Labor Law
Mayflower Transit CO
Elliott
Herman N. Bundesen, ™.D
King Features Spasticate, Inc
Second Ave
Thomas B. Hill, JR
Montgomery
E. M. Morrow
Davis Street
Morgan County
Rocky Ford
Ozell McNuts
Limestone County
Robert Broadway
Lawrence County
Howard Anders
Shelly Eddy
Travis-Asherbranner
Charlie Steele
Edward Praytor
Gurnie Eddy
Milton Aldredge
Florence
Dan Dutton
Mary .Grace Asherbranner
Opal Smith
Lenda
Modest Maidens
U. S
Patent Office
WFC
Cedar Creek
Olie ' Holmes
Mackenzie
By DeWitt Mackenzie
Hawkins
Medusa
Macomber
Kinnear
Davis St
Tennessee Valley Authority
Wheeler Lake
Fox Creek
Joe Wheeler
Hardin’s
Hillsboro
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J. W. Newman
MGR., Land Division
Decatur, Alabama
Johnston St
Bank Street
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