Delano Park Daily Doings Seeks Joyful Sendoff for 1944
The Decatur Recreation Commission says thanks as the Delano Park Daily Doings ends its 1944 season. The final week featured a ping pong tournament won by Sonny Freeman and Eugene Brooks, a funny paper party for children, and a farewell weiner roast for about 150 attendees with staff and guests in festive decor and games.
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Delano Park Daily Doings
Decatur Recreation Commission
Park
Tim
Sammy Smith
Marvin Hester
Mary Anne Blackwell
Robbie Freeman
Buddy Brannon
George Stfartselle
Gene, Brooks
Eleanor Hamilton
Elizabeth Calvin
David Byars
Sonny Freeman
Brewer Kenton
Pat Aday
Ella Jean Pettey
Marvin Ter
Sweet Peake Ryttey
Bobby Freeman
Elizabeth Ca Eeever Orr
Eugene Brooks
Pat Day
Rev. Weston
Robert McRight
David Byers
Little Round House
Kay. Dement
Sandra Shaw
R. B. Freeman
Andirginia
Prince Calvin
Weiner
Agor T. R. Harrison
Norwood
Quince Eddens
T. A. Brannen
Virginia Prince Calvin
Knox McRae Campaign Pledge for Decatur
A political advertisement from Knox McRae of Decatur Alabama pledges support for adequate schools parks and public safety plus aviation transport development. He commits to attending all City Council meetings remain available to citizens and take an active interest in Decatur.
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Decatur
Public Service Commission
T.V.A
Bibb Graves
Alabama
Rest of My Life With You Chapter Forty One
Matthew wrestles with Judith's abandonment as his mother Lynn and Judith’s marriage loom. He confronts loneliness during Christmas and New Year while a divorcee Gwen Mason hints at further romantic complications as he clings to his unresolved marriage.
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Irene
Matthew
Judith
Lynn
Mary
Westchester
Bermuda
Olga
Nils
Holly
Mitia
Sam
Bill
Elizabeth
Peter
Mason
Sutton Place
California
Gwen Mason
Gwen
Faith Baldwin Cuthrell
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Return Of Fair Days Keeps Farmers Busy
Auburn Alabama farmers greet fair weather by picking cotton harvesting peanuts and planting winter legumes and small grain While peanut growers face caterpillar damage and labor shortages 2500 POWs are assisting yet not enough to save the crop Cotton yields hold steady with good general harvests for corn and sweet potatoes State agents report strong interest in fall plantings of oats wheat barley Caley peas Austrian winter peas crimson clover and blue lupines with home seed sales booming across the state.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
South
Black Belt
Seed production across Tennessee Valley counties rises
In 14 Tennessee Valley counties this year farmers produced 40 000 bushels barley 350 000 bushels oats 270 009 bushels wheat 2 600 000 pounds vetch seed 1 400 000 pounds crimson clover seed and 50 000 pounds white Dutch clover seed valued at almost 2 000 dollars. The production of these seed not only means that farmers are.
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Tennessee Valley
Peace Plans Shaped At Quebec Conference
War watchers in Quebec see a turning point as Roosevelt and Churchill seal strategic plans for victory in Europe and Japan. The Pacific command remains MacArthur’s, with the Philippines recapture a key objective as Allied theater duties are outlined for Asia, the Indian Ocean, and China.
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Kirke L. Simpson
Associated Press
Quebec
Europe
Queecee
Asia
United Nations Fellowship
Germany
Japan
Roosevelt
Churchill
Chateau Brontenac
Pacific
MacArthur
Philippines
Indian Ocean
China
Ayers Returns to Atlanta After UK Visit
Col Harry Ayers, president and publisher of The Anniston Star, returned from two months in London as a guest of the British empire. He said America's task after victory is to aid England in restoring economic stability and noted England is in a poor economic state.
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Ayers
Atlanta
America
England
Harry Ayers
the Anniston
Ala
Star
London
Col
Seed program expands soil building in Valley says agent
H. W. Reaves extension assistant district agent of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute notes enhanced cash flow from an extra source accompanies more seed supplies for a soil-building program in the Valley.
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H. W. Reaves
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Decatur mayoral candidate outlines plans for growth
In a statement to citizens, a Decatur mayoral candidate describes his background as a lawyer and former tax collector. He urges planning for postwar reemployment, public health, schools, parks, transportation, and airport facilities, and proposes presiding over the Mayor's Court to ensure equal justice. The pledge emphasizes cooperation with council, civic groups, and churches to advance a development program ahead of the September 18, 1944 election.
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Decatur
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