German 1935 decision built war machine with motors and wings
A 1940 western campaign summary notes Germany focused motor industry for war in 1935, turning planes and armored forces into a swift, decisive power. It credits Goering and the Luftwaffe for expanding air strength and explains production limits, fuel issues, and use of Buna substitutes amid rapid conquests.
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Berlin
Associated Press
West
Belgium
Holland
France
United States
Germany
Eben Emael
Versailles
Reich
Hermann Goeting
Adolph von Schell
Field Marshal
Goering
Linda Avery's courtroom strain meets unresolved love
Linda Avery endures a tense trial room as Mina Nevins confesses to firing shots and a web of motive unravels. Linda contemplates Robert's vow to Billie Anne while planning a risky confrontation, amid a crowd of witnesses and shifting loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Avery
Mina Nevins
Sue Ackerman
Robert
California
Linda
Billie Anne
Rob
Ronald
Mina
Terry
Miss Ackerman
Clarabell
Sue
Sarah
Farmers Told to Light Wagons After Dark
Officials urged farmers to place lanterns or lights on wagons after dark following recent accidents involving unlit wagons. The warning aims to reduce nighttime collisions and improve road safety for rural teams and travelers.
Eighteen Students Win An Ab Degree At Athens College
Eighteen students completed work for A B degrees at the Athens College summer session. Diplomas will be formally awarded at next June's commencement. Names include Sue B Billingsley Athens S H Bullington Athens Ann Phillips Cartwright Athens Esther Faust Oneonta Virginia Frame Huntsville Vera Groover Heflin Edna Holland Decatur Lula B Hovis Huntsville Erline Hutto Oakman Christine Jourdan Iuka Mary Rae King Verona Mary Inez McCall Decatur Frances Emma Martin Flat Rock Mary Ruth Mactin Cedartown Ga and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
Athens College
Mencement
Sue B. Billingsley
Gertrude Blandenburg
Cullman
S. H. Bulinngton
Ann Phillips Cartwright
Esther Faust
Oneéonta
Virginia Frame
Huntsville
Vera Groover
Heflin
Edna Holland
Decatur
Lula B. Hovis
Erline Priscilla Hutto
Oakman
Christine Jourdan
Iuka
Miss
Mary Rae King
Verona
Marjorie
Flynn Attacks Willkie Labor Ties After Labor Day Tour
Democratic chairman Edward Flynn blasted Wendell Willkie over alleged labor union connections and corporate ties. He cited Georgia Power Company spending for labor supplies from Pinkerton and espionage links tied to Commonwealth and Southern, noting Willkie’s role as former president and the Senate committee’s findings on subsidiaries.
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New York
Wendell Willkie
Labor Board
Edward J. Flynn
Willkie
America
England
Flynn S
Flynn
Big Business
la Follette
Georgia Power Company
Pinkerton
Central Tilinois Light
Commonwealth & Southern Corporation
Senate Committee
Power Trust
Beatrice Leopard 15 Dies After Appendicitis
Funeral services held for Beatrice Leopard of Tanner after a ruptured appendix during illness. Survived by parents Robert L. and wife, three brothers Kenneth Walter James, and sister Betty Joyce. Burial at Bethel Cemetery. McConnell Mortuary in charge.
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Athens
Ala
Beatrice Leopard
Robert L. Leopard
Tanner
Limestone County Hospital
Tanner Methodist Church
Allen D. Wilson
Bethel Cemetery
Motor Stolen From Malone Freight Lines Shop
Burglars broke into Malone Freight Lines workshop at 222 KE Moulton Street on Monday night and stole an electric motor valued at about $85. Police were investigating today. entry was through a window.
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Malone
Moulton Street
Courtland Receives First Cotton Bale Grown by Hood Harris
Courtland welcomes its first cotton bale of the season weighing 565 pounds. The bale, grown by Hood Harris, was ginned by Modern Gin. Harris delivered the initial bale last year as well.
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Courtland
Hood Harris
Harris
Health officer to lead county office in interim
Athens Alabama September 3 Dr A M Shelamer district health officer of North Alabama with headquarters at Athens will have temporary charge of the county health office here pending appointment of a successor for Dr F M Hall who resigned effective September 1 to study at Johns Hopkins.
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Athens
Ala
A. M. Shelamer
North Alabama
F. M. Hall
Johns Hopkins
Edith Kemp Moyers and Randolph Ryan in Athens Somerville
Edith Kemp Moyers of Athens and Randolph Ryan of Somerville are named in a local notice. The brief item lists their addresses and the towns involved.
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Athens
Edith Kemp Moyers
Randolph Ryan
Somerville
Hartselle Social Roundup Highlights Local Celebrations
Hartselle pages note Zelma Payne hosting a slumber party for guest Miss Mary McClure of Decatur with several Decatur friends, plus June Adams seventh birthday party with Ruth Collum and Dorothy Stewart prize winners. Also reported are garden club, PTA meeting, and a church tea with Mrs Phil Orr presiding. several hometown residents and visitors are listed along with travel and visits.
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Zelma Jean Payne
Mary McClure
Decatur
Misses McClure
Eugenia
Frances Hodges
Roberta Clark
Bevelye Barcliff
Virginia Smith
Claire Bailey
Anne Speake
Martha Lillian Whitman
Gwendolyn
Nelle Payne
Sarah Anne Bennett
Hal Jean Blair
Virginia
Frances Brown
June Adams
Mia
Bruce Adams
Ruth Collum
Dorothy Stewart
Mrs. Adams
Fay Mullins
Otto Mullins
Bobby Speigle
Charlie Shores
Billy Jo Wasson
Sarah Norwood
Billie Carlyn Owens
Jean Guyse
J. F. Stewart
White
Phil Orr
J. W. Henderon
Howard Evans
Oliver Blizzard
Eric Howell
W. H. Block
Arthur Howell
J. ©. Stone
Harold Parker
J. F. Stewart, Jr
S. EB. Gibson
Hartselle
Perry Orr
Hoyt Groover
Charlie Quinn
Howard Brown
L.H. Houston
R. A. Payne
Gordon Groover
Ed Kimbrough
L. H. Houston
Frances Lee
Vera Groover
Heflin
Local Huntsville worker praises Gly-Cas remedy for constipation
Claud Grove of Huntsville details decades of constipation and gas relief after using herbal Gly-Cas capsules. He reports rapid improvement, reduced night awakenings, and renewed ability to work at the cotton mill, crediting Loyd's Drug Store and nearby druggists for access.
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Claud Grove
Huntsville
Mr. Grove
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Expressman
Roy Gibson
Asheville
J. W. Lynn
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Jerry
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C. C. Doss
Mra. Lee Kracke
Fort Bragg
N. C
Henry Kracke
Hubert Praytor
Nada Jo
Stanton Newman
Loulmville
Lewla Praytor
Pryor McRee
Montgomery
Morgan County
Paul McCullough
Kingston
Tenn
Cilla Glasscock
Birmingham
Mra
Curtiss Orr
D. C. Sharp
Bill Roberta
Familly
T. L. Roberts
L. T. Wagnon
Misa
Willie Maud Crutchfield
Hot Springs
Ark
Francea Hodges
Don D. Wilmoth
Dunlap
Morgan County High School
Leon Sharpley and Son
Talladega
EB. H. Sharpley
Harris Howle
J. A. Howle
Earl Bradley
Gadsden
Jackson County
McGinty
Effi Duna
Paramount
Great McGinty
Princess Theatre
Brian Donlevy
J. M. McNeese
R. A. Troupe
J. R. Daniels
Insurance and Financing
W. Walnut St
Deratur
Second Avenue
Gene Aker
Foosh
Harvey
GOP
Roy Newman
Coy Summerford
Hal Barcliff
Arthur White
Parent-Teacher’s Association
W. Y. Pattillo
First Christian Church
A. D. Sample
J. W. Henderson
Joanne Henderson
Elizabeth Ann Sample
Emmett Williams
Joe Alton Williams
Gastonia
Milner Street
Ralph Pattillo
Bobby Jean Mitchell
Ted Williams
Jean Brindley Horton
Billy Tanner
Betty Turney
John Henry Turney
Linda Breeding
Liza Edwards
Junior Walker
Peggy Dowdy
Wayne Summerford
Euclid Johnson
Daytona Beach
Fla
Frank Walters
Arab
J. P. Walters
Alice Cagle
Nauvoo
John Cooper
Mattie Sue Oden
Mary Beddow
Mary Jess Sewell
Ed Summers
Dayton, Tenn
Neon Sign CO
Lord’s Drug
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