Bricker Attacks Bureaucrats and Political Plot Lines
The article reports Bricker branding bureaucrats as a political tool while denouncing federal overreach. It covers Gov. John W. Bricker’s Montana speech and Willkie’s funeral in New York City with Dewey in attendance. It notes a pamphlet urging candidates to cut international obligations and racial policies and campaign expenditure hearings in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty General Biddle
John W. Brick
Montana
Jersey State Federation of
Atlantic City
Unism
Wendell L. Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
Newtk City
Ancan
Simon and Inc
Hill
D. Ala
Willkie
Dewey
Roosevelt
Ewey
Fetary of State
Hull
New York Times
Ter Tribune
Daily News
F Welt
Chicago
House
American Democraticnal Committee
Texas
Dney Hillman
Political Action Committee
Cleveland
Ohio
Republican Old Guard
Thomas Dewey
Hillman
Morgan County Rescue Beside W A Helms at Union Hill Meeting
Community notice recounts a Union Hill gathering attended by Mrs W A Helms and family members. It notes visits from relatives including Maude Grantland in Trinity and Mrs James Rogers in Decatur, plus various Sunday calls and hospital remarks about Mrs Lydia Lawrence improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Maude Grantland and Son
Trinity
James Rogers
Beverely
Decatur
Winford Pettit
Logan Broadway
Ville
Ella Pettit
Verlon Mae
Verna Helms
Louise Maples
Morgan City
Virgie Mae Helms
Cleo
Estelle Helms
Bessie Compton
Lydia Lawrence
Baugh
Matheryn Lawrence
Audrey Compton
Aubrey Brown
Mcey's Springs
Hennessee
N. ‘W. Pettit.t
Charlie Wells
Harve Curry
Woodrow Williams i
Mount Olive
Raymond Davidson
If Helms
Emmett Helms, Jr
W. G. Whisenant
Ldren
Pettit
Greek War Relief Fund Aids Macedonia Survivors
An Alabama War Chest drive kicks off October 17 to raise 1.1 million dollars for Greek War Relief and 21 other agencies. The National War Fund allocates 2,461,027.39 dollars to Greek War Relief from its 115 million pool, supporting sixteen overseas Mercy Ships and supplies to Greece.
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Greek War Relief
Alabama War Chest
National War Fund
National Fund
Foday
Macedonia
Greece
America
Alabama
War Chest
Local notes from Cullman County Salem column
Reports from Cullman County Salem record illnesses at the locality including Mrs. Emery Floyd Mrs. J B Williams Mrs Edd Tolbert and Miss Edsell Burks. Families attend church events and a state fair, with marriages and military promotions noted.
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Emery Floyd
J. B. Williams
Edd Tolbert
Edsell Burks
Leslie Williams
David White
Milton
Mona Williams
Alabama New Hope Baptist Association
Mt. Vernon
Nettie Lou Knight
Birmingham
Dewey Waters
Frank Mitchell
Della Carwell
William Butler
Bethel
Jessie Knight
Cephas Williams
Argentina Excluded From White House Columbus Day Invitations
The White House announced Argentina was not invited to the Columbus Day ceremony as relations with the current Argentine regime are severed. President Roosevelt will deliver a brief speech and press secretary Stephen Early cited the lack of formal ties as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Stephen Early
Tuberculosis Sanatorium Founded at Saranac Lake
A tuberculosis sanatorium was established at Saranac Lake in New York as part of early 20th century public health efforts. The facility aimed to treat tubercular patients and advance medical research in a remote Adirondack setting.
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United States
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Trains Collide in Underground Station injuring several
A Pennsylvania Railroad Chestnut Hill local crashed into parked coaches at an underground Philadelphia station during morning rush hour. About 350 passengers were aboard. 10 injured, four hospitalized. Engineer E. E. Schultz, 38, cited brake failure as arriving at Reyburn Plaza near center city. Seats torn loose, cars not derailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
E. E. Schultz
Reyburn Plaza
Chestnut Hill
Germantown
Forrest Chapel News Notes and Local Visits
Leonard McCullough of Decatur spoke on tithing at Layman day. Local families attended the Flint conference meeting and visits included Roberts, Speakman, Bullard, Wallace, Flowers, Story, and Sims. Deer Creek area residents hosted and traveled for fairs and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard McCullough
Decatur
McCullough
Flint Methodist Church
T. L. Speakman
W. P. Roberts
Doris
Willodene Roberts
W. D Bullard
Norfolk
Sir Gillman Bullard
Therril Wallace
Pat and
Dwain
Roy Flowers
Hartselle
Ervin Story
Faye
Charles Edward
Eola Mae
Sparkman
Oak Ridge
W. D. Bullard
Ernest Speakman
Birmingham
Bettie Wallace
Martha Story
Ruth
Ruby
Mavine Brown
Ben Roberts
Hoyt
J. P. Roberts
Neel
Reuben Sims
U. S. Army
George Sims
West Limestone Social Notices Highlight Local Visits
Lake Pugh of Loretta Tenn spent Friday night with his parents Mr and Mrs H M Pugh. Mr and Mrs Robert Gill of Huntsville visit with Mr and Mrs Jill. Mrs Paul Newman of Huntsville spent Sunday with her parents. Charles Davis of Cleveland Ohio visits with his parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Davis. J W Carter of the Marines being moved from Virginia to California. Mrs Florence Crowson visits Lester Crowson of Memphis for the past week. Willis Pope of Cartwright visits West Limestone Sunday. Mrs James Putman Benton Strange Cleo Beasley and Rena Gill visit Athens Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Pugh
Loretta
Tenn
H. M. Pugh
Robert Gill
Huntsville
Jill
Paul Newman
Edward Christopher
Audie Christopher
Eurige Beasley
Gipsy
Salem
Gaston Black
West Limestone
James Putman Benton Strange
Cleo Beasley
Rena Gill
Athens
Nelson says China should lead Orient industry after war
Donald M. Nelson urges that China emerge from wartime strained status as the leading industrial nation in the Orient, replacing Japan, for the benefit of the United States and the world.
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China
Chicago
United States
Orient
Japan
Donald M. Nelson
Sparks Warns FEPC Rhetoric Ends In Damage To South
Auburn Oct 10 Gov Chauncey Sparks told the Alabama Kiwanians that FEPC is hostile to American government and racial segregation is needed to preserve racial integrity. He warned against poll taxes, praised small industry reconversion and urged using local resources to build southern industry amid postwar adjustments.
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Auburn
Ala
Chauncey Sparks
South
Alabama
Fair Employment Practices Committee
FEPC
North
Neb. Representative predicts U S to be billed for Lend-Lease aid
Rep. Miller of Nebraska, returning from England, said the United States will not collect repayment for lend lease aid to Great Britain and expects Britain to bill the U S for aid received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
England
Miller
United States
Great Britain
Marshall Agent To Go To Auburn As An Agronomist
A Marshall county extension official D R Harbor has been named assistant extension agronomist at Alabama Polytechnical Institute succeeding W W Cotney who resigns to head a new sub experiment station at Winfield Harbor will work with TVA unit test farmers and extension reports. He was born in Detroit attended Hamilton High School and graduated from API in 1931. He taught vocational agriculture in Etowah county and served as assistant county agent in DeKalb Jackson and Cherokee counties before becoming county agent in Marshall county on July 1 1938.
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Auburn
Ala
D. R. Harbor
Marshall County
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
W.W. Cotney
Winfield
Harbor
TVA
P. O. Davis
Detroitla
Hamilton
Etowah County
DeKalb
Jackson
Cherokee
Mr. Harbor
Alabama Governor Proclaims 1944 Election Date and Amendments
Governor Chauncey Sparks proclaims a general election in Alabama for November 7, 1944. The notice includes amendments to the 1901 Constitution, sections on poll taxes for veterans and a bank charter provision, with publication requirements in each county for four weeks prior. The proclamation is signed at Montgomery and attested by the Secretary of State.
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State OF Alabama
Alabama
Chauncey Sparks
State of
United States
Army of the United States
United States Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Women's Appointed Volunteer Emergency Service
Women's Reserve of
Judge of Probate
Montgomery
Ber
Eccet
Alabama Proclamation on 1944 Constitutional Amendment Election
A proclamation notes that during the 1943 Regular Session the Alabama Legislature ordered an election for a proposed constitutional amendment to be held at the November 1944 General Election, directing qualified electors of Alabama to vote on the measure.
Alabama Primary Election Clause For County Officers
The text outlines a proposed constitutional amendment to be voted on at the next General Election in Alabama. It requires that all nominees for county offices from any party receiving more than twenty five percent of the county vote be chosen by primary elections. The test of a party's total vote is the candidate who had the most votes for county office in the previous general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Alabama
Chauncey Sparks
Proclamation Orders Constitution Amendment Election in Alabama
State officials publish a proclamation under the 1943 act ordering a statewide vote on a proposed amendment to the 1901 Alabama Constitution. The election is to be held at the next general election after the Legislature sessions and after the first Monday in November. Author clues indicate the amendment text and election timing.
Alabama Impeachment Provision and Sheriff Term Extension
The document outlines constitutional changes appointing sheriffs for six year terms, extending terms of incumbents in 1947 to January 1949, and detailing impeachment for sheriffs who fail in custody duties. It designates the Secretary of State to proclaim Tuesday November 7 as the state election day in 1901.
Alabama Amendment on Officer Salaries and Pensions
A 1944 Alabama proposed constitutional amendment seeks to let the Legislature fix officer salaries in Walker County and statewide with limits of three to five hundred dollars monthly. It directs notice for the election on the seventh day of November and allocates savings toward old age pensions and related needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Alabama
Chauncey Sparks
Circuit Court
Walker County
Terior Ae
Peottaieg
State of Alabama notice published in jail 1944
Official notice from the State of Alabama dated November 1944 appears in a newspaper, announcing publication requirements and authoritative details on the documentary action as of the first day of the month.
Alabama Legislative Election Provisions and County Salaries
The notice discusses the general election timing after the 1943 Legislature adjournment and outlines plans to pay county officers in Houston County on a salary basis. It validates acts fixing compensation and requires a newspaper notice about the election.
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Morgan County Rescue
W. A. Helms
Mercy
Hitler
Staive
Cullman County
Caddell
FEN Agency
Sor
Ted Ave
Morgan County Forrest Chapel
Limestone County
Mrs
Sam Tennison
Gov. Sparks
Britain
Havana
Spain
Ramon Grau San Martin
Cuba
Marshall
J. Sibyl Pool
Sibyl Pool
Legislature of
Big Hippo
Gene Ahern
Attite
Patie
Bob Hope
Ernie Pyle
Mr. G
Dugger’s Book Store
Johnston Si
Chancery Courts
Houston
Caid
Sahara Desert
Ment Kilmer & Co., Inc
Stamford
Conn
Swamp Root
Hunter Furniture Company
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