Senator Alync Herring Pushes Defense Union Membership Law
Des Moines Des Moines Oct 31 Senator Alync Herring of Indiana says he will sponsor legislation to require union membership as a condition of employment on defense work. The bill would bar employers or applicants from being asked to join or pay dues to a labor organization to work on national defense projects. The plan includes a cooling off period before strikes and aims to freeze current practices in defense industries.
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Des Moines
Alynche Herring
Washington
Epey
National “Mediation Board
All Saints Day Service at St Andrew's Beach Drive
A Holy Communion celebration planned for 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church on Beach Drive to observe All Saints Day. The service will include a special Act of Recollection honoring the saints known and unknown. Sunday morning repeats the All Saints Day theme.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Beach Drive
Draft of labor bill provisions on elections and union recognition
The excerpt outlines a labor bill proposal requiring an affirmative majority vote by all affected employees via secret ballot under government supervision. It also states that if a union supports any prohibited action, the union and its officers and agents shall not be recognized by collective bargaining agents for one year.
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Dustry
Bay High Hallowe'en Carnival and Local Events
Today Bay High School hosts a Hallowe'en carnival at 7 pm. Saturday tea by Mrs Herbert Sapp and Mrs A M Lewis honors Mrs Henry Mack Lewis at the Woman's Club from 3 to 5 pm. Sunday brings a courthouse singing at 7 pm and regular church services statewide. Monday Bay County PTA meets Panama City Grammar School at 3 15 pm with a Mission Study class at the First Methodist church auditorium at 10 am.
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Hallowe'en
Bay High School
Herbert Sapp
A. M. Lewis
Henry Mack Lewis
Woman's Club
Bay County Council of Parents and Teachers
Panama City Grammar School
First Methodist Church
Church Auditorium
Methodist Group Meets Tomorrow Study Session at First Methodist
The last Mission Study class of the year on "Our Contribution to World Order" meets Monday at 10 a.m. in the First Methodist church auditorium. Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service are urged to attend, with a covered dish luncheon to follow.
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First Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Army Service Seen as Boon to U S Health
Louisville, Oct. 31. General Charles R. Reynolds, former surgeon general, told the American Association of Military Surgeons that the selective service act is one of Congress most outstanding health measures. He said Hitler to some extent aided U S health by exposing millions of tuberculosis venereal and nutritional defects through strict medical examinations of draftees. Reynolds noted that tracing infections in rejected recruits helps public health officials prevent epidemics.
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Louisville
Army
Congress
Charles R. Reynolds
American Association of Military Surgeons
Adolf Hitler
United States
Reynolds
State Public Health Service of
Pennsylvania
Hitler
Lynn Haven Women to Meet at Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will hold its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist Church parlors. All members and friends are urged to attend. The town welcomes new residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinch cliff of Philadelphia formerly of Cremanton who recently purchased the Martha Tripp cottage on Georgia Avenue and Tenth Street and are moving in. J A Craig of Longville Minnesota arrived Wednesday to spend the winter with his brother Fred L Craig. Mr and Mrs W G Partin and family are moving from Alabama to the John W Campbell home on Georgia Avenue. Miss Marion McElvoy hosted the Lynn Haven Junior Civic league at her Ohio Avenue home Tuesday evening with thirty five guests enjoying games and Hallowe en contests. Prizes went to Eddie Kinsaul and Eugene Kyser. Ice cream cake and candies were served.
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WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist
Charles Hinchcliff
Philadelphia
Cremanton
Martha Tripp
Georgia Avenue
Tenth Street
J. A. Craig
Longville
Minn
Fred L. Craig
W. G. Partin
Alabama
John W. Campbell
Junior Civic League
Marion McElvoy
Lynn Haven
Ohio Avenue
Eddie Kinsaul
Eugene Kyser
Community Notes and Meetings Highlight Local Visits
Executive committee ofents and Teachers met at Mrs. J. M. McElvoy’s home with Mrs. Carl Headlee presiding. Plans outlined for Monday P T A meeting. Visitors return from Madison and Kent Conn to their homes. Several families depart for home after visits. Woman’s Week of Prayer Service at the Methodist church featured readings, music, and remarks by leaders and guests.
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Bay County Council of Parents and Teachers
J. M. McElvoy
Carl Headlee
Panama City
P.-Ta
Flower Exhibit Prize Winners Are Announced
Bay County fair in Springfield honors Mrs. W. F. Look with two firsts among four possible, with Mrs. John Moore of Springfield and Mrs. Carl Gainer of Youngstown winning top awards in other classes. Drought limited displays to potted plants and arrangements. volunteers commend support and call for plant pickup after today.
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Springfield
W. F. Look
John Moore
Carl Gainer
Youngstown
Panama City Garden Club
C. R. Mathis
Mathis
Garden Club
Blanche F. Harrison
Oleander Circle
E. Harsey
Camellia Circle
S. E. Harsey
Bay High Opens 7th Hallowe'en Carnival Tonight
Bay High school launches its seventh annual Hallowe'en carnival at Tornado field. Grounds open 7 p m and close 10 p m with two auditorium shows at 7 and 8 30. Jitterbug Junction contest prizes, Queen voting closes 9 30, booths and dances cap a busy local event.
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Bay High School
House of Horrors
Ghost Lake
Art Museum
Personal visitors traverse city list in brief notices
Glyn Capps of Plant City visits the city. Grace Pierce visits friends in Indianapolis. Mrs. Jimmy Simmions and Mrs. J. P. Hoskins spend time in Jacksonville. Mrs. Reynolds of Ariton visits Mrs. Bryce Weed. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Coleman host Mrs. T. J. Coleman of Georgiana. Bob Eson of Dothan was a business visitor yesterday. Charles Miley of Mobile visited yesterday. Mrs. Byron Ellis, Mrs. Hubert Mizelle Jr, Mrs. T. G. Ellis, Mrs. Horace Smith and Miss Margaret Whitehead spent yesterday in Dothan. Margaret Whitehead of DeFuniak Springs is house guest of Mrs. Byron Ellis this week.
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Bob Eson
Dothan
Charles Miley
Mobile
Byron Ellis
Hubert Mizelle, Jr
T. G. Ellis
Horace Smith
Margaret Whitehead
DeFuniak Springs
Hallowe'en Masquerade Figures Named in Park Visitor List
A wartime themed parade lists figures including Hedy Lamarr Duke of Windsor Goebbels Hermann Goering Churchill Hitler Mussolini and Stalin as costumed personas. Hawaii National Park welcomed 187 810 visitors in 1940 with 85 490 private cars recorded.
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Hedy Lamarr
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Goebbels
Hermann Goering
Bulldog
Churchill
Hitler
Mussolini
Bear
Stalin
Hawaii National Park
Delay Means Penalty for City Licenses Extended One More Day
An advisory notes that there is a one day grace period after today to pay city occupational licenses without penalty. Residents and businesses should submit payments promptly to avoid late charges and potential enforcement steps.
Baptists Honor Tyndall Soldiers At Evening Party
The Baptist Training Union of the First Baptist Church hosted 44 soldiers and Training Union members at a Thursday evening social in Tyndall. The highlight was a mock school session led by Mrs. Chester R. McClelland, with Chaplain McClelland as the incorrigible pupil. Peanut butter crackers, cake, and tea followed, then a song test and history and geography exams.
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Tyndall
Baptist Training Union Department of the
First Baptist Church
The
Training Union
Chester R. McClelland
Chaplain McClelland
Notice of tax deed application Bay County Florida
Notice is given that Fred Hidle holder of Tax Certificate No. 397 issued September 4, 1939 has filed for a tax deed to property in Bay County Florida Lots 1 2 3 22 93 34 Blk A Doty Subdivision Section 2 Township 4 South Range 14 West Unknown owner. If not redeemed by law the property will be sold at the courthouse door on November 3 1941. Dated October 10 1941. Ledger Clerk of Circuit Court Marjorie McQuagge Deputy Clerk.
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Senate
Jn. My
Ledger
Circuit Court
Bay County
Florida
Marjorie McQuagge
Old Town Plat
Swi
Sec
Lmw
H. A. Pledger
Cirrcuit
Robert Wilson
Bay
Old Orchard
Nei
Nbi
Bec
Nws
Bouth
Court House
H. A. Pleduer
Paul Emigiel
Nas
Ie Bay
State
Louisa Smigtel
H. A. Pledder
Clark
Circuit Court of
Myrtle Williems
Bt. Andrews Bay
R. R. Land & Mining Co
St. Andrews
E. L. Wood
Colby College
Unioas
QIVEN
Prorida Service Corporation
County of
Gulf Coast Dev. Co's
Panama City
County of Bay
State of Florida
Dewit
Doty
Weat
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Bay County Florida
Z A Cowan holder of Tax Certificate 407 issued September 4 1939 has filed for tax deed. The property is Lot 8 Block 32 Old Town Plat in Section 6 Township 4 South Range 14 West Bay County Florida. The certificate shows the owner as Unknown. Sale to highest bidder at courthouse door on November 3 1941. Clerk H A Pledger Circuit Court.
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All Saints’ Day Community Service
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Martin-Davis Theatre
New York Town
Fred Macmurray
Mary Martin
Robert Preston
Kim
Ze Ere
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Late Show
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A ‘Martin-Davis Theatre
George Curien
Ine Radio
Virginia Yale
Mary Carlisle
Alan I Baxter
Hallowe’en
Martin-Davis Theatres
U.S
Lynn Haven News
Mrs
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P.-T.a
Council
EB. J. Marsh
Charles Hanser
Madison
Kent
Conn
William A. Wolfe
South Coventry
Sarah E. Wolfe
Tallahassee
Camp Blanding
Leo Browning
Patricia
Nineveh
Ind
Russell Quentin
Janice
Morgantown
Nelson Browning
Methodist Church
Thomas E. Blanchard
Miss Ward
M. Dunnam
M. Dunnam; Remarks By Leader, Mrs. Butler
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Charles Hendry
Margaret Land
William Dickson
Holcomb
A. W. Jenkins
C. M. Harris
Gregory
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Bay Hi
Mary Helen Bell
Roy Wood
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Grace Pierce
Indianapolis
Jimmy Simmions
J. P. Hoskins
Jacksonville
Mrs. Reynolds
Ariton, Ala
Bryce Weed
W. L. Coleman
T. J. Coleman
Georgiana, Ala
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