Morsee Hall and the Alabama News Stand Notices
A garbled OCR page references Morsee Hall and Becond Claas Mall matter with erratic rates and carrier details for Alabama and Florida. It discusses subscriptions, telephones, obituaries, and associations, mentions the 1981 legislature and governor, and notes a warm summer session with talk of reform, agencies, and pardons.
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Morsee Hall
Dothan
Ouiston' Ie Beaies
Alabama
Sanrgin
Florida
Pwomkee
Sunes
Fe Ag
Keene
Mall
Peale
Let There Be Light Wisdom From Him Quote By Timothy Dwight
A Bible verse influenced reflection on knowledge and wisdom cites Luke 21 14 and a passage attributed to Timothy Dwight. The fragment contemplates the divine source of wisdom and the limit of human adversaries in gaining understanding.
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Timothy Rwight
Labor leaders urge probe into political spending
Labor heads push Congress to investigate big donors linked to campaign funding amid disputes over money flowing to influence elections. CIO President Murray calls for a 1 million dollar war chest from CIO members to back pro labor candidates in November, while critics warn against undue influence from money in politics.
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Alabama
CIO
Philip Murray
Ehet
Fom
Prolabor Enilihiditee
Benet Dooley Iine
Wasiidan
Han
Alabama Legislature Faces Constitutional Convention Vote
The Missouri river era style text discusses Alabama legislature planning to consider a constitutional convention and a 67 Senator amendment. It notes split camps on apportionment and anti reapportionment, with Governor Folsom pushing to place the issue on the business agenda and senators and representatives preparing for potential action.
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Montgomery
Govery
Fottom
Felsom
Worth Their Weight in Census Shifts in Georgianna Alabama
In Butler County, Georgianna shows near 1940 population levels with a small loss and notes on migration patterns within the county. The piece highlights families moving from Webby and reflects on community trends as residents weigh staying put against moving away.
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South Alabama
Georgianna
Butler County
Tao
Henken
Houm Ton
Web
Webby
Jesson
Alabama Improvement Through Tree Farms Gain
Alabama and the Chamber of Commerce with the forest division of the Conservation Department report a program growing tree farms across 2427 SB acres, covering 34 percent of the state. The effort provides timber and income for owners, aims to keep Alabama self sufficient in timber, and supports future economic growth through planned farming and Ember production.
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Alabama
Alabama Chamber of Commerce
Forest
AL Bama
Enie
Florida Passes Livestock on Highways Law in 1940
The legislature approved a 1940 measure making it illegal to permit livestock to roam highways. Owners face liability for damages and may be fined up to 500 dollars or sentenced to six months in jail, or both. The law aims to improve road safety amid frequent, sometimes fatal, stock-vehicle incidents.
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Flonda
Tver
Back to Parents and FEPC debate letters to the editor
A reader thanks the May 14 1950 issue for the Back to Parents editorial and praises its discussion of juvenile delinquency while acknowledging concern over social equality efforts. The letter also commends J G Ingle for speaking out against national labor leaders and FEPC, urging others with a voice and vote to follow suit.
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Jt. Ingle
National Democratic Party
Nend
FEPC
Ingle
K G Ingle
J Chambliss
RR Ave
Dothan
Ala
Women Out Of Shape Says Corset Association
HAL BOYLE reports from New York that the Corset and Brassiere Association of America claims a vast majority of US women over 15 are overweight or lack symmetry around the waist. It cites measurements, girdle demand, and fashion trends as evidence, noting regional differences in corsetry use and a shift toward bras and girdles.
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New York
Amerca
Fletcher D Dodge
Fletcher
Jans
Amerien
Ias
Pante
Department of Agriculture
Dodge
Misauker
Wea
Pacis
Despondent Republicans Split Over Communist Era Programs
A fragmented GOP in New York and beyond shows despondency over social programs and anti Republican rhetoric. Elder Republicans threaten to back Democratic or Socialist options to defeat New Deal era proposals. The piece notes educators, income taxes, and federal child expenditure debates. It references Senator Margaret Chase Smith and Vermont figures amid broader party discontent.
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New York
Republiana
Congress
Campulto
Stralon Oy
Margaret Coase Smith
Maine
Aiken
Flanders
Denyerasic
Coheresa
Cragress
Democratic Hill
New Yorke
Chicago
Is Republic
Fanus
Argona Crizon
Key West
Buffalo
Taramont Prace
Michigan
Leeg Pone
Demaeine Parte
Vermont
Cammeniste
Joxer
Alzer Hiss
Comfort in the summer fans boost relief at home
The article endorses attic and window cooling fans as a physical and mental aid for hot summers. Despite high costs for some homes, the piece urges readers to consider the long term rest and comfort a fan provides, citing personal use and urging inquiry into costs. A second item notes James A Farley criticizing federal spending as wasteful, saying billions could be saved without harming essential services, per a Houston dispatch.
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Att
Ummer
Ater
Jong
Mir
Farles
Houston
Texas
Asomated Press
James A Farley
Farley
County
Fumeiroma
Bobile Register
Acheson London Mission Seen as Setback and Cold War Worry
The report questions Secretary Achesons London visit as a failure in Western unity and in securing Western European resolve against the Soviet threat. It notes British rejection of European pooling and the fear that Europe may not mobilize effectively without direct American leadership, amid warnings of a renewed cold war. Linda Low McAuley, three, saved by a bystander as a truck crushes her tricycle in Chicago.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Dean Ach
London
Srengthening
Truman
Afriican Congress
Aring
Western
Europe
Amy Tesouverse
Free World
Russia
Labor Party
Schimans Plan
France
Germany
Rosa
Acheson
Brittan
European Payments Union
Marallian
Valieless
Britain
Dallas
Scluman
Cout
Atlee
England
Pars
Holland
Belgium
United States
Geshington
Moscow
Ginl
Chicago
Linda Low McAuleys
Stella Galinsky
Recruit Themselves Hunt Huntington Bonded For Ration Trip
Recruit sergeants Richard Viauatin Archie Denny and Robert Snider set out from Huntington on a 600 mile round trip to Baltimore seeking enlistment. Their objective was to re enlist and join the recruiting effort.
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Huntington
Richard Viauatin
Archie Denny
Robert Snider
Baltimore
25 Years Ago Fune 24 1855 State Convention Prep
American Legionnaires drafted a three page program booklet for the state convention set for July 6 8 in Dothan. The Chet ter A Vickery Post led the planning seeking help from local organizations and volunteers. The note mentions Odd and Amazons and a church ladies circle meeting at multiple neighbors homes including Mrs Delaney Grims Forrester Cherry Owens and Lewis.
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Fune
American Legionnaires
Dothan
Chetter
Vickery Post
First Baptist Church
Mra JW Delaney
F OM Grims Mex Vr. Forrester
Mra
M. Cherry
J G Owens
Ar Lewis
Vacation Bible School Draws Hundreds at Baptist Church
More than 400 pupils attended a Daily Vacation Bible School at the First Baptist Church, averaging 300 daily. Co-Principal Migg Ruby-Shere and Joe Patterson led the program with 4H workers, groups completed projects for the Baptist orphanage in Troy, and daily Bible study plus refreshments were provided.
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Migg Ruby
Shere
Joe Patterson
Eital Traye
Baptist Orphange
Troy
Poptin
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Mires
Associatrn
United Press
Investiegia
Peonort Prem Nent Ethco
Warlénal
Ae Wark Oy
Chirage Prathiogran
Mnatei
Thoreuzh Kelly
Lia Neer Bideibert
Ion
Beast
Piso
Joral
Pardon and Parole Board
ABC Board
Cource
Alabama Improvement
People’s Forum
Dgar Hoover
FBI
Washington, D
the Eagle
Hal Boyle
Westbrook
Pegler
Rick
Ray Tucker
State Department
Middle West
Fouts Johnson
Javruetme
Bradley Collins
Vaneenberg
Rhine
Weell
Ihr
By Galbraith
Cee de Ceeone
Alaska
Howell
Baptists
San Francisco
Frank RR. Mavenner
Havenner
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