Alabama Senatorial Race Leaders Campaigns Stir Polls
The Alabama U.S. Senate race features candidates Boykin Sparkman and Simpson, with ex-Gov James E Folsom only recently winning the Democratic nomination for Governor. Sparkman touts labor backing and opposition to price controls while Boykin highlights job creation and the Tennessee Tombigbee waterway. Simpson argues for a fresh voice and criticizes Congress. Lister Hill is noted as a former colleague in the field.
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Sparks To Witness Rhet Dedication Week Schedule
Gov Chauncey Sparks is set for a busy week with voting in the senatorial primary at Eufaula, a Thursday farmers market dedication in Houston County, and a series of trips to Mobile and Dauphin Island to review the State Guard, followed by deep sea fishing events aboard the Dixie before returning to Montgomery.
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Alabama Senate Race News T: Campaign broadcasts highlight three contenders and Ballot notes
Three of the five U.S. Senate candidates in Alabama plan statewide radio broadcasts on the eve of the special primary. Frank W. Boykin, James A. Simpson, and John Sparkman will air from 7 30 to 9 p.m. in sequence, with Sparkman also routing five further speeches in Russellville Red Bay Pugh Campbell Haleyville and Double Springs as part of a crowded campaign.
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Lawmakers Comment on OPA Board Picks and Food Price Edges
Nebraskan representative 10 Wherry criticized OPA while praising one pick and expressing limited knowledge of others. Senator Hawkes dismissed party, calling them New Dealish alongside McClellan who praised the trio. The decontrol board will decide if meat dairy and other items exempt from ceilings stay free of controls after August 20. Truman aimed for an unpacked jury as he urged confidence in board members. OPA revealed sweeping exemptions removing about half of food items from price control under the revival act. Ceilings were removed on products containing 20 percent or more meat dairy or egg content or cottonseed and soy derivatives. Ban on ceilings covers items produced largely from farms and OPA set 20 percent as substantial. This lifts price limits on mayonnaise dressings margarine vegetable shortenings gelatin lard canned chicken and powdered eggs but not cheese ice cream soy products or bread. OPA price increases slowed except a $2 rise for pig iron. Porter told consumers the new law would curb runaway inflation though food and clothing prices will rise.
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Army built Cumberland Pike from Cumberland Md to St Louis Mo
The Army constructed a highway named the Cumberland Pike stretching from Cumberland Maryland to St Louis Missouri. The project connected two major settlements and served military and civilian transport needs during its era.
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Ambitions and a wedding tale from a dreamer
A narrator recalls three ambitions: stock in a Tennessee railway, a London trip, and marrying couples. He accepts stock via a stockholder pass, could have joined a London delegation but chose educational work, and notes the marriage story as the most fun among his aims. The tale peaks with a wedding climax inspired by his matchmaking efforts.
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Bride from Houston County Weds Filipino Groom
A Houston County girl married a young Filipino groom after an Army buddy, stationed on the West Coast, spoke highly of her eyes. The ceremony featured Mr. Johnson as the stand-in for the couple, marking a notable wartime-era marriage.
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