Extension Of National Guard Service Indefinitely Likely
Army officials foresee indefinite guard service due to President Roosevelt's national emergency. They expect Congress to be asked to authorize keeping 291,000 guardsmen beyond the current year of training while plans to fill guard roles with new divisions and selective service trainees proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Bomar
Washington
National Guard
Army
Roosevelt
Congress
Ascan
War Department
Stimson
George CC. Marshall
Army Chief of Staff
Death of J W Holland Uncle Jack Remains Laid to Rest
Morgan County community notes the death of J W Holland known as Uncle Jack who died Sunday at 5 30 am. He was laid to rest at Corinth cemetery and was among the first settlers. Local residents A C Hogan J H Rigby and other neighbors are mentioned with visits and social calls across Corinth Piney Grove Speake and Battle Ground communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Holland
Uncle Jack
Corinth
C. W. Hogan
J.H. Rigby
J. H. Rigby
Felton Kilpatrick
Cullman
Log Rigby
J. D. Bonds
Thornton
W. Hogan
Jack McClellan
Battle Ground
Vera Freeman
Andrews Chapel
Honeymoon Turmoil Hardens As Don And June Split
Donald confronts June over their marriage and career clash as she begs him to forgive and stay. She admits folly and love, but he sees marriage as a trap for his hack career while their cottage romance shatters under the strain. Meanwhile Natalie and Betsy observe on the beach as Mrs. Edmonds recalls a long romance with Willie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Jane
Hollywood
Hugh
Forman
Betsy
Terry
Bill
June
Henderson
Don
Jacobi
Donald Heath
Natalie
Mrs. Edmonds
Hugh Powell
Mr. Powell
Major
Willie
West Point
Estelle
Testing Cattle for Bangs Disease Begins June 16
The state and federal governments will start Bangs disease testing in Morgan county around June 16, 1941. Tests involve blood sampling and Auburn lab examination. diseased cattle are condemned and value shared by governments. Some human risk via undulant fever exists. movements require prior testing and quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Auburn Laboratory
Fied
Barn Fire Probed in Athens County by State Officials
Athens Alabama May 20 state fire marshal representatives head to Athens to probe the burning of a large barn and its contents owned by T C Gatlin Wickham precinct west of Athens foul play suspected hay corn and three stock heads burned officials notified Montgomery and will investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Montgomery
T. C. Gatlin
Wickham
Athena
Gatlin
Quarantine Eased as Morgan County Cattle Cleared
Officials report no restrictions on cattle within Morgan County after testing, with the quarantine mainly to prevent non tested cattle from entering. Authorities request cooperation from all parties to maintain safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Annual singing scheduled at Sulphur Springs church
The event plans a first Sunday in June singing at the Sulphur Springs church with a meal for all singers. The public is urged to attend and bring books. Sulphur Springs lies five miles south of Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur Springs
Hillsboro
Kansas City Juror Frees Fishing Excuse
W Seigiar admits thoughts of fishing kept him from jury duty in Kansas City. Judge John F. Cook calls the excuse frank but says it should not set a precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
W. Seigiar
Minnesota
John F. Cook
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