Rev Graham to Offer Musical Sermon at Lafayette Street Church
Reverend Donald Graham known as the Singing Chaplain headlines a musical sermon at Lafayette Street Methodist Church at 7 pm Thursday. He performs The Life of Man Creation to Eternity with violinist Robert Hunerjager and Charlotte Hunerjager on piano, revisiting a previous Lafayette Street appearance. The program features oratorios and sacred classics including The Messiah, Abraham, The Redemption, and Milotte numbers plus hymns and spirituals.
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Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Mr. Graham
Robert Hunerjager
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Charlotte Hunerjager
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Christ
Lafayette Street Church
C. H. Hildreth
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Japan
Westminister = Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Wheaton College
Hinois
Sean Tesler
New York City
Molotte
David
Goliath
Stohn
Prindle
Scott and
Oley
Few Kind Words Sink Miami Republican in Dispute
Bert L. Acker of Miami drew party ire after praising Democrat George Smathers on a radio forum. Smathers announced a Senate bid against Pepper, prompting Acker to say he would back Norman Curtis for the Republican nomination. The Dade County committee disavowed Acker’s views and urged his resignation from the county Republican committee.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Bert L. Acker
Smathers
Sey
Cimide Pepper
Senate
Acker
Pepper
Dade
Norman Curtis
U. S
Aged Couple Found Slain In Brooklyn Apartment
In New York police investigated the deaths of Camilo Leyra a 74 year old man and his 50 year old wife Catherine found slain in their Brooklyn apartment. Authorities suspect robbers killed them while attempting a rescue or after surprising intruders.
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Brooklyn
Hrisband
Camilo Leyra
Catherine
Felica
Beast attacks kill circus star at Worcester wrestling match
Rafael S. Marvin aged 52 of Mobile Alabama died of a heart attack while attending a wrestling event in Worcester Massachusetts. A veteran circus clown and stunt car driver he ran a promotion agency in Baltimore until retiring six months ago. He was visiting his brother Lawrence G. Marvin in Worcester.
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Worcester, Mass
Rafael S. Marvin
Mobile
Aig
Baltimore
Lawrence G. Marvin
Board delays trade school site decision in Alabama
The State Education Board postponed for at least a month a decision on sites for two proposed trade schools. A subcommittee will report at the next meeting, likely in February. The board meanwhile approved most textbook recommendations except three, including a history geography text and a costly song book. Governor Folsom noted a special meeting could be called if needed.
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James E. Folsom
Rankin> Fite
Hamilton
Pr. Meadowy
Montgomery
Mobile
Durthan
Birmingham
E. J. Lamberth, Jr
Alexander City
Fite
H B. Larkins
Elba
Johal
Snodgrass
Jackson
Washington Bigwigs Variety Show To Aid Heart Association
Vice President Barkley and a star-studded cast plan a national broadcast from Washington on February 2 to raise funds for the American Heart Association. Rep Gore, Rep Kilday, Sen Brewster, Sen Maybank and Mrs Malone among those auditioning. Family of notable figures and a chorus directed by Mrs Malone will participate as others audition and prepare acts. The event is billed as a kickoff for a campaign against heart disease.
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Barkley
Chelf
Brewster
R-Me
Ag. Pyali
Washington Bigwigg
American Heart Association
Mrsenti Bonnet
Sidney Wayne
Heart Association
Gore
D-Tenn
Kilday
Texas
Winston Churchill
U.S. Congress
Rayburn
George Malone
Nevada
Maybank
D- Be
House
Dewey Short
R-Mo
Mr. Short
Short
Johnny Burke
Brannan To Speak At Tuskegee Farmers Conference
Secretary of Agriculture Brannan will address the 58th annual Farmers Conference at Tuskegee Institute. The feature speech closes a three day event. Officials say more than 3,000 farmers from across the nation are expected to attend.
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Tuskegee (Ap
Brannan
Tuskegee Institute
Birmingham Officials Reject City Employee Pay Rise Request
Mayor Cooper Green told a delegation that Birmingham cannot fund a general $40 monthly wage increase for city employees. The AP report notes no feasible funding path was found to cover the raise.
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Birmingham
Bingham City
W &O
Cooper Green
Factory Owner Held In Death Of Foreman
Monroeville furniture factory owner bound under 5000 dollars after the fatal shooting of foreman Hugh Dickson. He was ordered held for grand jury action following a preliminary hearing before Probate Judge Millsap. Dickson testified Garner was shot in self defense as he entered the plant. The next grand jury session is set for May.
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Monroeville
Hugh Dickson
HE. T. Millsap
Dickson
Horace Franklin Garner
RE. E. Nicholas
Mobile Customs Area Reports Import Jump
The Mobile Customs District reported October imports rising to 2,953,871 valuing up from 2,539,786 in September. Imports came from 27 countries led by bauxite from Sudney at 822,198 and nitrates from Chile at 578,601. British Malaya shipped crude rubber valued at 492,928, with Sweden and Brazil also contributing 318,567.
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APY
U. S. Department of Commerce
Sudney
Chile
British Malaya
Troy
Sweden
Brazil
Unclear Text Hints at Pacific Ports and Languages
Fragmentary lines mention Maule and Gulfport Mississippi ports and a note on close relation of two languages. Indicates Maori and Hawaiian language connection hindering communication. No clear event or outcome present.
Way to Believe itch y Pimples Skin Relief Cream Ad
An advertisement touts a 400 box of Peterson's meat at your druggist for quick relief of irritated skin pimples rashes and itching claiming the skin will look and feel better with a money back guarantee if not delighted.
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Peterson
Bodies Of 2 Airmen Found In Wreckage
Two Air Force personnel perished when a B 50 bomber crashed in Choctawhatchee Bay during a test flight near EGLIN AFB Florida. M Set Claude L Dorman age 38 from Kingston NH and Sgt William Thomas Bell from Maya Florida were identified by the Eglin Public Information Office. Dorman was found in the nose of the submerged aircraft while Bell lay beneath mud outside the wreckage. A board of officers will investigate the crash which nine men survived.
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Fila
Choctswhatchee Bay
Air Force
Eglin Public Information Office
M-Set
Claude L. Dorma
William ‘Thomas Bell
Dorman
Kingston
N. H
Bell
Rt 1
Maya
Fia
TVA Power Shortage Predicted In 1951
Chattanooga AP reports TVA director Dr. Harry Curtis warned of a 1951 power shortage as TVA load grows 145 cooperative percent over 1945. About 10,008 new customers monthly and plans for Johnsonville and another North Alabama plant to boost capacity. An air research center at Tulsa, Oklahoma is noted.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee Valley
Harry Curtis
TVA
Dimenter
Air Research
Tullahoma
Johnsonville
Stesin
Marion Institute Dean's List Honors Named Students
Charles R. Farmer and Robert R. Thomley were named to the Marion Institute dean's list, announced by Col. L. H. Baer. Thomley also earned interior conduct list recognition from Col. Paut B. Robinson. The achievement marks a notable honor for the students and the school.
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Charles R. Farmer
R. Farmer
Robert R. Thomley
Selma Thomley
N. Oates
Marion Institute
L. H. Baer
Thomley
Paut B. Robinson
M.L
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