Peanut Removed From Alabama Child’s Lung
Two year old Gerald McCarley of Woodland Iowa inhaled a peanut at home. He was breathing on only one lung and was rushed to De Leon Infirmary where doctors removed the nut, though his condition was still serious.
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Atlanta
Gerald McCariey
Woodland
On Hospital
Fence de Leon Infirmary
L. Wf. McCarley
Deanna Durbin to Wed Vaughn Paul in Summer
Deanna Durbin the young singing star will marry Vaughn Paul next summer. The announcement came from Durbin's mother Mrs Jamies Durbin after months of engagement rumors. Paul, USC alumnus and aspiring film executive, rose from studio mail clerk to associate producer on Mermaids in Distress. Durbin’s early fame and rising salary marked her ascent in Universal Pictures during a period of studio financial trouble.
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Dec
Deanna Durbin
Vaughn Paul
Deanna
Jamies Durbin
Paul
Aul
University of Southern California
al Paul
Universal
Edna Mae
Winnipeg
Can
Powell seeks re election as Thomasville mayor
W J Powell announces candidacy for re election as mayor of Thomasville subject to the Democratic Primary on December 12 1940 He asks voters support and pledges to continue giving his best efforts if elected.
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Thomasville
W. J. Powell
John W White announces candidacy for Thomasville city office
A letter from John W White declaring his candidacy under the White Primary rules on December 12. He notes two years on the city council and pledges efficiency and economy in government to build a bigger and better city with unity of action. He asks for votes and influence.
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Thomasville
John W. White
Milton Richards for City Marshal in Thomasville election
Campaign notices from Guy R. Milton and J. M. Richards seek voters in Thomasville for City Marshal on December 12. Milton emphasizes fair administration and veteran service. Richards outlines eight years with the police and pledges impartial rule and traffic regulation in cooperation with the Council.
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Thomasville
Council
J. M. Richards
Police Chief Lynn Addresses Lions Club on FBI Work
Bainbridge December meeting featured Chief Idus Lynn praising the FBI as the world’s greatest law enforcement agency. He described its growth from 1908 to 1924 under J Edgar Hoover, highlighted the fingerprints bureau with 13 million records, and noted FBI divisions in crime detection training espionage and defense. He recalled FBI Academy aims to serve communities with trained local chiefs and lauded Bainbridge Lions Club for community projects.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Idus Lynn
Lions Club
Lynn
Federal Bureau of Investigation Police Academy
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
FBI
Laborator
National Defense
FBI Police Academy
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Lion E. G. Bilcan
United States
Lion Club
Jack Moncrief
Lion Louie Roberts
Bartlett Ramsay
Lion Pres
Clarke Gurley
Mrs Hoyt Donalson Hosts Tea for Bride Elects Wheat and Powell
In Bainbridge on Wednesday a informal tea honored Miss Roberta Wheat, bride elect for December 28, and Miss Marjorie Powell, fiancé bride elect for December 30. Guests enjoyed chrysanthemums and gladioli, with Mrs Vance Custer pouring and Mrs Osler Wheat greeting attendees. About thirty five guests attended the afternoon event at Mrs Donalson's home and a hot plate was served.
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Hoyt Donalson
Roberta Wheat
Miss Wheat
Marjorie Powell
Billy Massee
Perry
Vance Custer
John M. Simmons
J. C. Lane
Ramsey Simmons
T. R. Ramsey
Harry Spooner
Osler Wheat
Rev and Mrs Heisler Honored at Bainbridge Reception
Women’s Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church hosted a reception at Marshall Hall in honor of Reverend and Mrs H H Heisler who recently moved to Bainbridge to occupy the pulpit. Christmas decorations and Yuletide scenes filled the room as Mrs Ramsey Simmons led the receiving line.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Marshall Hall
H. H. Heisler
Heisler
Paul Westmoreland
W. O. Gaines
Mesdames
H. A. Williams
George Cochran
Des Rieux
Rea Jester
J. C. Hale
Horace Funderburke
Harry Johnson
Reuben Reynolds
Mary Davis
Virginia
Alcatraz Guards Hold Tight as Fog Delays Break in Tension
San Francisco December 6 Warden James A Johnston and guards kept about 300 inmates in their cells on Alcatraz Island as heavy fog持续s and a prisoner strike kept the prison in lockdown. A recent inmate killing and theft led to heightened vigilance while 12 laundry workers balked at work. Young bank robber Harry Young is in solitary after the fatal stabbing of Rufus McCain earlier in the week.
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James A. Johnston
Alcatraz Island
Ralph Roe
Ted Cole
Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay
Johnston
Army
Rufus McCain
Hary Young
Young
Georgia Dedicates Milledgeville State Hospital
Milledgeville Georgia December 6 hundreds of Georgians attended a state escorted motorcade to dedicate the new 4.25 million dollar Milledgeville State Hospital on 132 acres. The facility includes three H shaped units a smaller T shaped structure and a modern tubercular hospital with its own water and sewerage systems. Speakers included John M Carmody Governor E D Rivers and Congressman Carl Vinson.
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Milledgeville State Hospital
Public Works Administration
John M. Carmody
Federal Works
E. D. Rivers
Carl Vinson
Milledgevile
Woodmen of the Word
Georgia Masonry
Georgia Girls’ Military Band
Georgia Military College
Tifty
Georgia's First Draftee Feted in Atlanta
Clyde Odell Brown a Georgia farm youth is celebrated as the first draftee of the Fourth Corps Area in Atlanta. He previously served a two year Army stint ending in 1936 and plans to help on the family farm. Also noted, over 1 000 justices of the peace and constables will be elected across Georgia tomorrow.
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Clyde Odell Brown
Georgia Farm
Fourth Corps
Georgia Selective Service
Brown
Clyde Brown
Justices of the Peace
Georgia
Arlington Man Killed in Wreck Near Albany Georgia
George W. Saxon of Arlington formerly Albany died when his car crashed near the Arlington Newton roads intersection south of Albany. He likely fell asleep at the wheel after sitting up all night attending a friend's death. Funeral set for Arlington Baptist Church at 10 30 a m with survivors including his wife Mabel Kivy and siblings D G Saxon Jesse Saxon and Mrs J G Whigham.
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Albany
George W. Saxon
Arlington
Here
Newton
Baptist
Jim Barnes
Saxon
J. M. Cowart
Cowart
Barnes
Calhoun County
Georgia
Mabel Kivey
Unadilla
D. G. Saxon
Jesse Saxon
Bainbridge
J. G. Whigham
Tifton
Four-Year Term For Officials Named December First
The text notes that for a four year period the individuals are named on the first Saturday in December and assume office on January 1. This outlines the schedule for their terms and transition dates.
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Ney
Luxemburg's Provisional Capital Moves to Montreal
The text notes Montreal as the provisional capital of the German-occupied Grand Duchy of Luxemburg. It contrasts with the Philippines where rice is the sole crop fully consumed by the population.
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Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Philippines
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