Holy Joes Chaplains Hold Front Line In Korea
Gen Ridgway and Sec Army Pace praise chaplains for moral leadership in war. Article chronicles numbers, courage, and duties of military chaplains from World War II to Korea, including stories of Chaplains Kraka and Armstrong and a frontline log of religious support activities for Dog Company in Korea.
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Frank Pace
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Air Force
Taejon
John Kraka
Jasonville
Ind
Ernest W. Armstrong Sr
Savannah
Kraka
Armstrong
Holy Joe
Korea
Dog Company
Red Cross
Pretzels Origin Traced to Rome Prayers
The National Geographic Society notes pretzels began in Rome as treats given to children who recited prayers correctly. The knots are said to symbolize folded arms in prayer.
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Rome
National Geographic Society
Electric Show Is Now On Tour In Florence
A larger home and farm electrical exposition opened in Florence on May 16 for a two day showing. It will then tour 46 stops in the TVA power service area throughout the coming summer with potential halt if national emergency conditions arise. The 1951 exposition aims to educate on production needs and how electricity saves manpower on farms and at home. It highlights a new home center demonstration Betted Living With Electric a and an improved farm center More Production With Electricity.
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Florence
TVA
Community Notes from Morgan County Union Grove Area
Mrs Will Nappier returns from Omaha after visit with son Wallace. Mrs Eldridge Robertson of Brownsboro visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A B Tucker. Rev and Mrs Charlie Hill and daughter from Arab visited Mrs P O Yancey. Carl Whisenant and Harold Brooks visit Huntsville for shopping. Bonnie Poe of Huntsville weekend with Doris Gene Hornbuckle. Mrs George Tyler visited son Buford Tyler of Oleander. E H Bowling and daughter Magdalene Crisco visited Baugh Wiley clinic to see Mrs Bowling. Lloyd Lamb injured foot when truck rolled back on it. Shrea Ann and Doris Gene Hornbuckle in Huntsville for dental work. Mrs Cleo Yancey visited son Alton Yancey and Mrs Yancey of West Point. Mrs Wallace Nappier of Omaha visiting relatives. her parents E M Clark of Greenbrier. People attend all day singing at West Point. Misses Josie Fay Tyler and Loanda Brooks spent night with sister Mrs Jack Couch in Redstone Park. Mr and Mrs Lester West of Huntsville visit Hendrix family in Greenbrier. Mr and Mrs Billy Nappier visit sister Mrs Montgomery Coker in Baileyton. Mr and Mrs Rutherford Hendrix visit Birmingham over weekend.
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Will Nappier
Wallace
Omaha
Nebraska
Eldridge Robertson
Brownsboro
A. B. Tucker
Charlie Hill
Arab
P. O. Yancey
Carl Whisenant
Harold Brooks
Huntsville
Bonnie Poe
Doris Gene Hornbuckle
George Tyler
Buford Tyler
Oleander
E. H. Bowling
Magdalene Crisco
Baugh-Wiley Clinic
Bowling
Lloyd Lamb
Shrea Ann
Cleo Yancey
Alton Yancey
Josie
Fay. Tyler
Loanda Brooks
Jack Couch
Redstone Park
Lester West
W. O. Hendrix
Billy Nappier
Montgomery Coker
Baileyton
Ruther Hendrix
Birmingham
Special Parties On Visit To The Valley
Visitors from Texas Connecticut and central Tennessee totaling about 1750 people toured the Tennessee Valley last week. The Dallas WFAA Southern neighbors group of 130 Texans, 25 Willimantic State Teachers College students from Willimantic Connecticut, and 15 German lawyers with Vanderbilt University law faculty accompanied officials from Mexico Scotland and Japan.
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Texas
Connecticut
Tennessee
Mexico
Scotland
Japan
Tennessee Valley
Dallas
WFAA
Southern Neighbors
Willimantic State Teachers College
Willimantic
Vanderbilt University Law School
Timber Harvesting Demonstration Held in Lawrence County
The first in a series of timber harvesting demonstrations was held in Lawrence county. Co sponsored by the division of forestry extension service Alabama Forest Products Association Southern Pulpwood Conservation Association and TVA the events unite local forestry agencies under a unified forest management program and show landowners it pays to cut only mature trees.
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Lawrence County
Division of Forestry, Extension Service
Alabama Forest Products Association
Southern Pulpwood Conservation Association
TVA
Creamery floors show fewer bacteria on clay tile tests
Several large U.S. creameries report experiments finding clay tile floors harbor less bacteria than other flooring materials. The tests measured microbial counts and suggest clay tile as a cleaner option for dairy processing facilities.
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United States
Wonder Drug Hex-O-Phene Promises Fast Bacterial Kill
A rare drug named Hex-O-Phene claims to kill bacteria 4 to 6 times faster than sulfa or penicillin and is offered in limited use without prescription. The ad from Hagerty Drugs touts skin benefits for eczema acne athlete's foot and rashes with a “today” sales pitch and money back guarantee.
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Hagerty Drugs
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Notes
A listing of crossword clues with numbered across and down hints plus a cryptoquote puzzle. Includes a sample cryptogram key, an example quotation, and attribution to King Features Syndicate. Claimed as daily puzzles for reader engagement.
Price Relief Seen Necessary For Copper Industry Of U S
Calumet and Hecla president Endicott R Lovell told the New York Society of Security Analysts that US copper prices must rise to be viable with Chilean imports at 27 42 cents and refined copper ceiling at 24 42 cents. He cited higher costs and urged government aid and zinc price support to boost production.
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U. S
Endicott
Calumet
Hecla
Lovell
Calumet and Hecla
Detroit
Michigan
Decatur
Alabama
Wolverine Tube Division
Shullsburg
Wisconsin
United States Geological Survey
North America
CIO Accuses Big Business of Bribery to Undermine Price Controls
The CIO and Secretary Secretary-Treasury James B Carey accuse the National Association of Manufacturers and the U S Chamber of Commerce of bribing labor to drop price and wage controls and share gains. Carey urged extension of the defense production act as inflation pressure rises. The Chamber criticized licensing firms as akin to communist policing, opposing DiSalle proposed broad licensing.
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Washington
CIO
Treasury
James B. Carey
Senate Banking Committee
National Association of Manufacturers
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Carey
Congress
Marshall
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Private Ferguson Ordered to Artillery School at Fort Sill
Private Robert L. Ferguson of Courtland has been ordered to the artillery survey school at Fort Sill Oklahoma after finishing basic training with the fifth armored division at Camp Chaffee Arkansas. Before induction he engaged in farming.
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Ferguson
Robert L. Ferguson
Courtland
Artillery Survey School
Fort Sill
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Bob Gonsid
International News Service
New York
INS
Matt Ridgway
Martin
Olds
Revere
Rene Dumont
Buescher
Saxophone
Forbes
E. Moulton
Brands
U. K
Bank St
Post Office
Jimmie Kelley
Morgan County
Union Grove
M. Y. Brooks
the Valley
Wonder Drug
Walgreen Agency
2Nd Ave. & Johnston $T
Daily Crossword
Auks
Arm of Mediterranean
Wallaba
Braz
Ever
Broil
River
Arms
Blaze
Axydlbaaxr
Longfellow
Jeremiah
King Features Syndicate
U.S
Calumet and
Don's Floor Service
Don Will
H. Leo
Reeves
1St Ave
2Nd St. E
North Alabama Termite Co
John R. Cook
Fipa Rad Die
Peru
Coca-Cola Company
Decatur Coca-Cola Bottling Company
The
Coca-Cole Company
Lady Trim
S.m.t
Ice
Dimity
Botiste
ICI
Second Avenue
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