Alabama Dentists Elect Dothan Men at Birmingham Meeting
AP report describes the All State Dental Association annual meeting where Dothan men were elected to key posts. Dr. Bray of Birmingham named president pro tem. Dr. Pryor James of Birmingham served as secretary. Dr. Farrar McCrummes of Birmingham chosen editor and Rew prover. executive council members listed by district include Dr. Frank Webble, Dr. H H Kendrick, Dr. H A Hicks, Dr. W J Rey pods, Dr. D in Berndon, Dr. Lon Alexander, and Dr. A M Sellers among others.
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Sirmingham
FL Bryans
Barmingham
EAL Rap Nucetua de
J. S Gilbespy
Barnangobon Pliers
Om & Bray
Wargenierect
Dupree Davings
Pryor Juams
Birmingham
Secreteries Res
Thomas
Premi
Farrar McCrummes
Bir
Papam Wes
Alabama Board of Fertal Buaminers
Olia Bread
Montgomery
Frank Webble
Obi
H. H. Kendrick
HA. Hicks
Dothan
Franth Dudriet
W. J. Reypods
Selsua
Berndon
Gadsden
Lon Alexander
Gordo
Geventh
A. M. Sellers
Arid Wilson
Athens
Mobile curfew plan stalls amid war work debate
In Mobile Alabama Bishop A J Tool urges a curfew law as part of a push to restore order and decency during wartime. City officials say a juvenile delinquency study is complete but action is delayed. police report no confessions from seven to eleven year olds after a tire store fire incident.
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Mobile
Ala
A. J. Tool
Bia
Uy of
Dear Dorothy Dix column on love and consequences
A young stenographer questions marrying a soldier with two children by a common law wife. Dorothy Dix warns against the match, predicts scandal and misfortune, and urges breaking off the relationship and rebuilding life privately. The column shifts to guidance for a fiancée who loves another man, advising honesty and leaving the engagement. A college student asks how to refuse a pursuing worker girl, with Dix recommending firm, clear rejection and distance.
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Dorothy Dix
Tiage
Griselda
Wilkie To Address Southern Graduates
Wendell Wilkie, Republican Presidential Nominee in 1940, will deliver the commencement address at Birmingham Southern College on June 5. President George R. Stuart announced Wilkie will select his own subject.
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Birmingham
Wendell Wilkie
Birmingham Southern College
George R. Stuart
Willkie
Radio Programs Thursday Mutural Clock and Concerts
Readable fragments describe a Thursday radio schedule with musical offerings by Taursdays Mutral Clock and West aril Found. It mentions orchestras, marching music, dances, and family segments as part of a local concert and entertainment lineup.
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Taursday
We2n
Friendali
West Aril
Radio Network Schedule Reconstruction
A fragmented listing of broadcast segments with hosts and shows such as Fred Waring program, Fulton Lewis Jr, World War via Broadcast, Harry James, The Johnson Family serial, Caribbean Nachta Orchestra, Melodies Come from California, Mr Keen, Lort Pervens Tracer, rest of evening lineup, and a plug urging readers to remodel old clothes with guidance from the home demonstration agent.
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Wednesdat
Fred Waring
Lime
Nhc
Emst
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Conment
Mba
Harry James
Johnson Family
California
Lone Rancer
Blu
Mr. Keen
Lort Pervens
Ebe. Kattenborn Snd
Toy Ar
Berth Rhe
Earl Godwin
Retin Rayerty
Erie
Tommy
Dean Hersholt
Mineta News
Cba
Hedie Cantor End Tanah Shote
Fon
Ams
Sabriel Aa
Staaking
Mbs Basie
Taleon
Reig Milton He
Kay Rewer
Gracie Fields
Howard
Farm Families Advised To Produce And Can More Food
Public guidance urges Auburn area households to grow and can extra foods. Emphasis on home gardens and using fresh produce to reduce waste, conserve resources, and ease transport loads. Encourages balanced meals, smart shopping, and preserving surplus for future needs.
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Auburn
Ashe
Imported Farm Help Opposed In Jackson
A Jackson County wartime farm meeting led by James J Love of Quincy identified four needs labor machinery fertilizer and fencing to boost crops for the war effort. Local leaders urged railings for 400 walking cultivators 50 side rakes 1000 reels of wire fencing and 3 percent phosphate allocations while opposition to migratory labor was noted.
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Mamianna
Jackson County
James J. Love
Quincy
United States
Holland
Nathan Mayo
Usda War Board
Claude Wickard
George L. Burr
Florida
Defense Council
AAA
TL. H. Kramer
Mesera
Tharlberry
Belzer
Whitaker
Food Production Board
Lee Smith
Gainesville
Enants
Mus County
NR Tablets advertise plant based remedy and long history
The copy claims NR Tablets contain no chemnicula minerals or phenol derivatives and are purely vegetable. It emphasizes a fifty year formulation, dependable gentle action, and large numbers sold, offering small 10¢ and larger economy sizes.
State Income Tax Collections Rise in Current Year
Tax official reports total state income tax receipts of 4,046,163 for the current fiscal year, marking a large increase over the prior year. Officials cite higher federal tax deductibility and improved collection efficiency as drivers of the rise.
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Rome
State and Federal Fails in Excerpt on Yearly Rate
In the fragment the state references a federal failure or unchanged status with a 2 percent near year measure. It notes a 60 percent rate and compares lanes or lines, mentioning an invasion or competition with a 54 year mark. The readable text is fragmentary.
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Ilabama
Mobile Studies
Issing Columbus Y
James Dolph Barnes
Rom
Neil Street
Columbus
J. W. Barnes
Youns Barnes
Ify Cherry
Southside Granite Company Granite and
Ek Mingry — Coy Branson Les
Apulettes
Rudolf Renfer
Wildcat
Conecuh National Forest of
Alabama
Wildcat Ranger School
First National Bank
WE Motor Company
Ford & Mercury
Firestone
Wilkie
al News
Qorian Grepel
Ohman
West Winiser
Warrington
Oreh
Jackson
Sontviomeey
Obama
St. Ce
Joseph Joseph
Eve Va
Walter Hagen
Irons
Ben
Patter
Bresse & Speee
Sting
Welmaid
Vow
Msich
Coolaire
Auto Electric Company
Dothan Auto Parts CO
Motor Bearing & Supply CO
HIGI
Macrestion
Hossowsras
Firestone Stores
Foster St
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