Tuskegee Science at Center of Cuban Adviser Plan
AP reports at Tuskegee Institute a Cuban advisory link. Carver Laboratory honors the late George Washington Carver with a portrait unveiling at Arenas Club in Hevens. President Balioa of Cuba shows interest in student exchanges and art study. two Cuban students, Temen Pinto Silva and wife Guifiemas fercendo Pinto, are already enrolled on scholarships to support Cuban agricultural exchange.
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Laberecary
Thig
Magre College
Will Ales
Hevens
Balioa
Cubs
Cuba
Garcia
Teme Pinto Silva
Guifiemas Fercendo Pinto
Cuban Agricultural Department
Cubax Officnl
Agricultural workers from Latin countries aid war effort
Trained agricultural workers from Latin American countries provided knowledge of Spanish to support the war effort. President Batista and Dr Martinez, secretary of agriculture, oversee operations. Garcia reports fiber from Recells and Mgive plants is being prepared for shipment by United Sec tion to arrive soon.
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Batiste
Martines Figent
Agri‘cultura
Duredop Culham
Garcia
Far East
Uss
United Seqton
Alabama Service Vote Delayed Awaiting Congress Action
Governor Chaunscay Sparks said Alabama would wait for Congress before considering extending voting privileges to all qualified armed service personnel. A special legislative session was said to be unlikely before May, despite calls from the American Legion and remarks by the State Democratic Executive Committee's chair.
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Montgomery
Ala
Chaunscay Sparks
Alabama
American Legion
Democratic Executive Committee
Gessner T. McCorvey
Sparks Qualifies for Party Delegate Candidate from Alabama
Sparks qualifies for the Democratic National Convention delegate slate after arriving from Washington Tuesday night. The report notes Sparks at the state party desk in Montgomery and references Ames, Clare, and the convention race.
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Sparks
Montgomery
Ala
Aputuis
Ames
Clare
Delegais
Washington
Folsom Plans Return To Politics After War Service
James B. Folsom of Cullman Alabama says he is not quitting politics for good. He will train at the U S Maritime Service school in New London Connecticut after being sworn in as a party officer in Birmingham. He served in the army and Merchant Marine, is 46, married, with two children, and twice ran for Congress. He notes reports of retirement were a misunderstanding.
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Cullman
Ala
James JM
Big Jim
Folsom
Culimsa
Tin
Remserup
U. S. Maritime Service
New London
Conn
Birmingham
Foxcom
Merchant Marine
Gov
Chauncey Sparkes
Jefferson Solons Back Simpson for U S Senate
Jefferson County members of the State House pledged support for Birmingham State Senator James A. Simpson in his campaign against Senator Lister Hill. They announced county headquarters for a citizen volunteer committee with Rep. John D. Chichester as acting chairman and signed by Ivy Gwin Merk Hode Tram Bensions Sidney W. Smyer Roger Snyder and Jes Edwards. Simpson, a critic of the Roosevelt administration, had announced his candidacy weeks earlier.
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Birmingham, al
House of Representatives
Jefferson County
James A. Simpson
Birmingham
U. S. Senate
Simpson
Lister Hill
Citizen’y
John D. Chichester
Chichester
Ivy Gwin
Merk Hode
Tram Bensions
Sidney W. Smyer
Roger Snyder
Jes Edwards
Roosevelt
Senator Hill
New Effort Seen For Soldier Vote
Washington efforts to pass a federal service members absentee ballot bill gain momentum amid possible House Senate conflicts. A Senate approved plan favors a short ballot for service members with state officials deciding validity. A separate home rule compromise faces support, risking a conference stalemate. Secretary Stimson warns overseas mail delays if travel priority favors state materials. The House may take up amended Senate bill by Tuesday, while Worley pushes a uniform federal ballot with state permissive use.
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House
Elections Committee
Senate
Stimson
Wada
Rep. Worley
D-Tex
House Elections Committee
Congress
Cut In Rationing Of Vegetables Urged
AP reports that canned vegetables should move off ration or have price values cut. Canners push OPA to ease limits as home canning shelves fill while housewives boosted by self supply reduced need for rationing. Officials decline comment but note February values and inventories limit changes for now.
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Warmington
Pring Administration
Heme-Camning
Astor
Dows Wander Uoward
War Production Board approves 39.3 million auto batteries
Washington AP reports the War Production Board authorized a quota of 39,300,000 storage batteries to sustain essential motor transport in 1944. The decision aims to keep American industry and supplies in operation amid wartime demands.
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Washington
War Production Board
Burdeshaw Woman Dies Near Columbia in Long Illness
Mrs. J W Burdeshaw fifty three died Saturday at home on Columbia route one after a long illness. Funeral at Smyrne Church at 3 pm today with Rev HL Draugham officiating. Survived by husband J W Burdeshaw two sons and five daughters. Burial in Baypr es Cemetery with Headland Mortuary in charge.
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Clara Beil
Burdeshaw
Baturdsey
Hear
Columbia
Smyrne Church
HL E Draugham
J. W. Bord
Robert Burdeshem
H.C. Hatcher
Colwmbds
A. C. Hoileypan
Chicago
J. M. Kelley
Co ‘Umbia
Ralph Raley
Codemibus
Ruth Berdshaw
Thres Becthers
D. F. Jones
Howten
Tex & E. Jones
Birmingham
T & Jones
Jacksonville
Fla
Bapyres Ceuren
Headland Mortuary
Sentry Dogs and Icelandic Lineages in Early American Tales
Fragmentary text notes Army sentry dogs deemed too mature for service. It mentions modern Icelanders tracing ancestry to Sacr, the first white man berg in America, around the year noted. The passage is incomplete but hints at historic recruitment and lineage claims.
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Sacrre
Berg
Amerion
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