Third District Campaign Builds Quiet Momentum in Alabama
In Alabama the Third District race for Congress forms a four man contest after the retirement of veteran Henry B. Steagall. Roy Smith Hubert Facmer Robert Bennett and George Andrews vie for the vacancy as campaigns focus on speeches and broad outreach rather than direct contact. Andrews runs with support from his brother and naval duties limit appearances. Whirlwind drives for votes mark the effort as candidates spar over public attention.
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Henry B. Steagall
Quark
Roy Smith
Phenix Chu
Hubert Facmer
Dothan
Robert Bennett
Lowevile
St Gorge Andrews
Union Bpringg
Andrews
Lasterne
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Alabama campaigns and state business in slow postwar period
The piece outlines Alabama political races for the May primary, noting Sen. James A Simpson and Hill seeking support as Capitol Hill activity remains muted in the off season. It discusses state payroll concerns, potential pay reductions if tax revenue falls, merit-system vacancies, postwar aviation licensing, and possible crackdowns on gambling, plus upcoming court decisions and a hopeful Jan 20 Democratic meeting. It also highlights Master Sergt. Oscar Mo Spencer at Alabama State Guard HQ and a funeral guard of honor.
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Alan Montgomery
James A Simpson
Birmingham
Simpson
Alabama
Chauncey Sparke
Sparke
Govenor
Sergi
Oscar Mo
Dauphi Taland
Montgomery
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Funeral for Zimaman Dorriety Held at Pondtown Church
Funeral services were held for Zimaman Irwin Dorriety eighty four of Hart fard route two who died Friday morning after a brief illness at Pondtown Church with Rev Murpny and Rev J OH Dykee officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery with Holman of Hartford in charge. Surviving are five sons W WE Darriety of Calumbine Ga Arie Perriety of Hartford route two An drew Dorey WW Secombh Glyn Darriety of Hertford route thee and Allen Darriety of Hartford four daughters Mra Ethel Stena land of Columbia Ga Mra Tin Mae Culpeoper and Mire Annie Brown both of Hawke and Mian Callie Dooety of Dothan two h brothers Wiliam Pnesiety of Air minghem and for Taoriety of Hast ford aenter Mirna Fannie Lath of Mort Montgomery Active pallbearers were Pocar Ray Rarmond Gara and Merrer Dorriety and Wilaon Btlanaland ROLMPER WOrVnen Private Ruben McKay son of Mr and Mrs Wilson McKay. De than rete five has been wound ed in action In Ttals the War Department notified his parents yesterday.
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Zimaman Irwin Dorriety
Hartfard
Pondtown Church
Mr Murpny
J OH Dykee
Holman
Hartford
Ara
Calumbine
Arie Perriety
Andrew Dorey
Secombh
Glyn Darriety
Hertford
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