Boys State Plans Dance and Budget for Civic Training
Alabama youths in the American Legion seventh annual Boys State vote to hold a weeklong civic training with a $75,000 appropriation. Orlando Manci of Bay Minette named Boys State governor. other officers include Bill Taylor Florence lieutenant governor Robert Jennings Bessemer chief justice and Ernest Wilson Huntsville. About 100 juniors participate in the event.
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Montgomery
Alabama
American Legion
Sheir
Orlando Manci
Bay Minette
Bill Taylor
Florence
Robert Jennings
Bessemer
Supreme Court
Ernest Wilson
Huntsville
Paul Gantt
Langdale
Multiple Alabama officials named in election result note
The document lists officials including Attorney General David Vann from Auburn, Secretary of State William G. Hamm from Huntsville, Treasurer Billy Moore from Florence, Auditor George Pierce of Auburn, and Chairman Billy Paxton from Florence. It notes Governor Mancil’s secretary Cleveland Hunt of Birmingham was defeated by one vote for the governorship.
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David Vann
Auburn
William G. Hamm
Huntsville
Billy Moore
Florence
George Pierce
Billy Paxton
Thenierim
Manci’s
Cleveland Hunt
Birmingham
Regular preaching day at Lawrence County Gym
Next Sunday is the regular preaching day led by Rev. Joe Henderson with all invited. Local social notes list visits and guests among the Randolph, Hagood, Dutton, Pierce, Craig, Halbrooks, Owens, Zills, Steadman, Byras and Randolph families as cotton chopping continues.
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Joe Henderson
Irwin Hagood
J. M. Randolph
Claude Dutton
Wert Rutherford
Robert Pierce
Ralph Craig
Euline Halbrooks
Carl Owens
Nesmith
Nina Sue
Zills
Decatur
John Zills
Lois Steadman
Hittie
L. J., Byras
Betty Sue Randolph
Willie Byras
Courtland
J. W. Steadman
Fred Harville
Frank,Hagood
J. M. Rendolph
CIOPAC probe asked by GOP chairman amid senate clash
Senator Butler demanded a Senate Elections Committee inquiry into the CIO Political Action Committee's activities. Spangler charged the group with violating labor contribution and Hatch Act limits and sought Attorney General Biddle’s ruling on legality.
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Associated Press
CIO
Butler
Jerse A i Harison
Sparigler
Republican National
Senate Elections Committee
Spangler
Alabama
John Newsome
Carter Manasco
Severith
Luther Patrick
Newsome
Mansco
J. H. Deason
Congress
Starnes
D-Ala
Costello
D-Calif
House Committee
Biddle
Political Action Committees
Senate Committee
Sidney Hillman
Philip Murray
GOP
Green
Dri
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
CROSSWORD CLUES AND CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE PAGE
A mixed puzzle page features a 5 by 5 style country and car themed crossword with several listed clues from groups 1 to 40 plus a cryptogram quotation. The cryptogram reads a poetic line previously distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Not Interested Birmingham Utility Blocks Water Service Purchase
Alabama Power Company president Thomas W. Martin states the utility will not buy Alabama Water Service for 2.4 million, deeming the holdings worth about a million dollars less. A letter to Decatur Daily's Voice of the People laments labor strikes, labor shortages, and wartime money in the South.
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Birmingham
Ala
Thomas W. Martin
Alabama Power Company
Alabama Water Service
Decatur
A. F
Limestone County
Voice of the People Letter Policy Reminder
The Daily reminds readers that submissions are welcome but subject to selection. Messages must be concise and under 300 words. The paper reserves the right to edit for space and style while preserving the author’s core points.
Alaska’s first European visitor noted in historical record
The text recalls Vitus Bering, a Danish navigator serving the Russian Navy, as the first European known to visit Alaska, highlighting a historical claim alongside a modern call to action urging broad public effort.
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Alaska
Vitus Bering
United States Aircraft Output Surges Past Axis Production
A War Production Board and Aircraft week report shows U S land forces slated for Europe with heavy air support. It cites 171 257 planes built since Pearl Harbor and 100 000 planned this year, Japan about 13 percent of U S output, Germany’s 1942 peak and current 1 800 monthly total, plus a 21 300 000 000 aircraft bill for the year. The Liberty Bell cracked on July 8 1835.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Germany
Japan
War Production Board
Pearl Harbor
U. S
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GeneAhero
Toiles
Delia
Seersuckers
Ocean Peer
W. T. Grant CO
Brillo Steel Wool
Lawrence County
Mavis Randolph
Loyd’s
CIO Group
Daily Crossword
Tunis
Meadow Tower
Siberia
Iniba Cwj
J. I
Moore
Zeit
Astral c. Ani
Second Ave
Voice OF
THE
People
Fred Murphree
al Cleaning
Pettey’s Cleaners
A&p
America
Tee
A&p Food
Great Atlantic
Pacific
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