Montgomery agromomist to lead Als hem Kiwanie district
Frank E. Bord, Montgomery agromomist, will serve as president of the Als hem Kiwanie district for the coming year following the district convention. He succeeds Fistcher N. Farrington. Certificates of merit for excellent community leadership were awarded to Cullines, Decatur, Detham, Easley, Japeer, Clayton, Pee Trey, Gadeden, Opell.
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Montgomery
Frank E. Bord
Montgomery Agromomist
Alshem Kiwanie
Sithanpyat
Fistcher N. Farrington
Dadevilla Primes
Cullines
Decatur
Detham
Easley
Japeer
Clayton
Pee Trey
Gadeden
Opell
Lee County Votes To Remain Wet in Liquor Election
Lee County voters backed keeping the state liquor store system, with Probate Judge John T. Frazer tabulating 1,007 for legal whisky sales and 98 against in yesterday’s county option election. The result margin was 392, marking Lee as the third county to favor retention amid Alabama rationing impacts.
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Opelika. Ala
Lee County
Sista
John T. Frazer
Alabama
Lee
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt Wears Grass Skirt Over Dress
Chicago Trib une published a photo of Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt during her Pacific tour showing a grass skirt over street clothes. The Tribune said the image, taken by Air Transport Command, had circulated widely in Austria but was omitted from U S readers. The photo supposedly came from an Australian paper arriving in Chicago by mail. Harvard University had the Civil American printing press sent to the United States.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribans
Eleanor Roosevelt
Pacific
The
Tribune Zaid
Air Transport Command
Austria
United States
Geneva 4-H Club Work Outlined
Geneva County 4-H clubs listed topics and activities for 1,271 boys as outlined by W G Eden assistant county agent. October covers grading sweet potatoes, November sails for lime requirements, December rope halters, January Achievement Day with radio program, February corn production study and project plans, March egg grading and 4-H parties, April dairy cattle study and summer planning. Koma Defense Council announced.
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Bartford
Geneva County
W.G Eden
Koma Defense Council
Women Named On War Recruiting Drive In Alabama
Montgomery AP reports Hayrood Patterson director of the Alabama Defense Council announces nine women named to county posts to aid enlistment in the all States division. The appointments were made by county defense councils as part of the war recruitment drive. Colbert County appointee is Mrs Arthur I.
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Montgomery
Ala
Hayrood Patterson
Alabama Defense Council
All States
Colbert
Arthur
Fragmentary Names and Places List From Alabama Regions
A jumbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and counties across Alabama such as Geneva, Hertford, Covington, Hale, Marion, Monroe, Clarke, Tuscaloosa, and Lamar. Mentions unfamiliar terms like 3,000 shins and 1,500 vea ty, with partial names including Mrs George Adams and Miss E Moore, but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
E G Jones Burial Planned In Dothan
Funeral services for E G Jones Atlantic Coast Line employee who died in Waycross Georgia will be held in Waycross today with burial in Dothan City Cemetery at 11 am tomorrow. Only graveside services will be held with Rev W G Lowery officiating and Ward William in charge. Pallbearers are O V Horace Heard Saxon Charles Newton Albert Logue J P Culver and Az Flowers. Mr Jones was the husband of former Miss Mable Hill of Dothan.
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E. G. Jones
Atlantic Coast Line
Waycross
Dothan City
W. G. Lowery
Marienna
Ward-Wilam
O .V. Horace
Heard Saxon
Charles Newton
Albert Logue
J. P. Culver
Az. Flowers
Mr. Jones
Mable Hill
Dothan
Last Rises Today For Mrs. Taylor
Funeral services for Mrs Laura F. Taylor proceed at the Taylor Methodist Church this afternoon with Rev J A Crews and Rev J O Phillips officiating. Burial follows in Clark Cemetery with Ward Wilson in charge.
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Laura F. Taylor
Carmi Driggers
Oates Street
Taylor Meth Edjst
J. A Crews
Taylor
J. O. Phillips
Mothan
Clark Cemetery
Ward
Wilson
Roosevelt Aids Oil Push In Middle East War Plan
President Roosevelt revealed allied efforts to move more tankers into Iran to ease oil burdens on US fields. He criticized Japan as barbaric for beheading a captured Allied aviator, calling it uncivilized as MacArthur’s headquarters reported.
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MacArthur
Middle East
Roosevelt
Shuge
Iran
Welfare checks issued in Houston County month
Mrs C. L. Colina director of the Houston County Department of Public Welfare announced 638 welfare checks issued this month totaling 405 dollars. Applications from several families and a handicapped person were received but not yet approved.
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C. L. Collna
Houston County Department of Publc Woelfare
Elacen Cid
Oma Family
Ous
Ome
Draftees Should Get Allowance Data Early
Selective Service officials in Houston County urge draftees with dependents to gather written proof for family allowances before induction. Required items include full names, addresses, birth dates of dependents, marriage details, and possible guardianship or divorce papers. Applications and forms are available at draft boards.
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Tina
Tate
Selective Service
Allied Air Attacks Drive Deep Into Italian Lines
Bombers pounded Bologna and Brenner Pass as four waves of aircraft struck deep into the Italian front. Allied land forces pressed along the Volturno, Averme, and Meda loni corridors while German forces sheltered at Naples, facing the Eighth Army amid rail junction targets and river crossings.
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Bologne
Brenner Pasa
Northweet African Air Force
Volturno
Averme
Naples
Meddaloni
Eighth Army
Hiferno
Tve
Unclear fragment on health and wellbeing practices
Fragmentary text questions about headaches mood irritability and diet with garbled names and phrases. Contains unclear references to Carter and ear food propery. No coherent event or person confirmed.
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Carter
Veto Move Sparks House Action on Pearl Harbor Policy
The article reports a veto threat on a bill and discusses potential defeat of a measure, with leaders anxious to record the vote. Majority Leader Berkley schedules a session at 1 a.m. to push action before nightfall, while Batley Clark substitutes propose a policy barring registrants 18 to 28 from government employment unless pro Pearl Harbor ties are shown.
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Berkley Fr
Beuats
Naual
Batley-Clark Substitets
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