Senator Bankhead Reported In Serious Condition After Stroke
The Naval hospital at Bethesda reported no appreciable change in the condition of Senator Bankhead of Alabama who has been seriously ill following a stroke. The AP dispatch notes the senator remains hospitalized as authorities monitor his health.
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Baey
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D-Ala
William Canfield
Canfield
Dubuque, In
Brooklyn celebrates 300th birthday with borough wide festivity
New York June 12 AP residents from Greenpoint to Coney Island join in Brooklyn’s tercentenary celebration. Moile and Joe lead a festive crowd as officials recall 1636 settlement, 1646 Brueckelen recognition, and Brooklyn’s growth into New York City, amid old editorial jabs about crime in the metropolis.
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Greenpoint
Gowanis
Gravesend “Bay
Ebbets Field
BMT
Flatbush
Coney ‘Island
Brooklyn
Moile
Joe
New York City
Jersey fire victim named man who shot Boston manufacturer
Two Great Northern Paper Company employees identified a photo as George E. B. Hardy of Westfield New Jersey the man who walked from President Whitcomb office before a blast that killed Hardy and damaged his apartment. His wife Emma was burned. Police checked for other George E Harrys in the east amid an unsigned contract found on Whitcomb’s desk.
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Boston
Great Northern Paper Company
New Jersey
William A. Whitcomb
Matthew Egan
Lester Smith
Elizabeth Shannon
George EB. Hary
Westfield
N. J
Whitcomb
Smith
George E. Harry
Paraguayan president urged to resign as cabinet crisis looms
Dispatches from Asuncion report Paraguayan army officers pressed President Morinigo to resign to allow democratic elections. A Sunday clash at a cavalry barracks left several officers and soldiers dead or wounded, spurring talks of a cabinet crisis and a possible transfer of power to General Vicente Medina for a national vote within four months.
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Buenos Aires
Asuncion
Higinio Morningo
Formosa
Morinigo
Vicente Medina
Less Confusion Promised at Army Surplus Sales
Atlanta June 12 The War Assets Administration promises smoother future sales of surplus property at the Conley ASF depot after Monday's $15,000,000 opening. Veterans waited hours in line and left without buying. The VAA says it has ironed out kinks and can serve 700 veterans today.
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Atlanta
War Assets Administration
Conley
ASF
VAA
Paper executive targeted in 25 thousand year lifetime job plot
Police believe the slayer tried to force the paper executive George U H Hardy to sign a grant for a 25 000 year lifetime job. The case centers on a threat linked to a dispute over the appointment.
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George U H. Hardy
Woman's Auxiliary meets at Presbyterian Church in Donalsonville
Mrs. J T Saunders hosted the monthly meeting with Mrs Nettie Youmans presiding. Members selected Mrs Tinsley Smith as a special prayer object for the year and discussed sending boxes to Rabun Gap Nachoochee School.
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Donalsonville
J. T. Saunders
Presbyterian Church
Nettie Youmans
All Cause
Tinsley Smith
Africa
Rabon County
R. M. McLeod
B. B. Clarke
Donalsonville WMS Circle Meeting Report
The Kathryn Bryan Circle of the WMS met Monday afternoon in Donalsonville Georgia with Mrs J B Thomas hosting. Porter Smith led a chapter from Mission Study Helping Others to Become Christians. Eleven members attended and a salad course with punch was served.
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Donalsonville
Kathryn Bryan
WMS
J. B. Thomas
Porter Smith
Mission Study
Belle Bennett Circle WSCS Meets at Dickenson Home
The Belle Bennett Circle of the WSCS met at Mrs J L Dickenson's home in Donalsonville Georgia on a Monday afternoon. Mrs J P Howard led a talk on Missions in this New Age describing the Methodist Circuit Rider tour of Florida with his wife and baby daughter showcasing Methodist Publishing House films and preaching. Mrs C C Foster gave a devotional on prayer and Mrs Clyde Harvard led prayer. Refreshments were served by Mrs Tom Ausley and Mrs Dickenson.
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Donalsonville
Belle Bennett
WSCS
J. L. Dickenson
J. P. Howard
Methodist Church
Florida
Methodist
Board of Mission and Church Extension
C. C. Foster
Clyde Harvard
Tom Ausley
Dickenson
Mollie King Circle hears W S C S meet report
Mollie King Circle members heard a report on the Second Assembly of the Woman's Society of Christian Service held in Columbus Ohio in April. Mrs John D Hutcheson Mrs A B Davis Mrs W E Brigham and Mrs M C Fain Sr led the briefing. The pledge totaled 3383355 75 and three thousand souls shared communion.
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Donalsonville
Mollie King
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Wnich
Columbus
Ohio
John D. Hutcheson
A. B. Davis
W.E. Brigham
M. C. Fain
Pedce
Christian Service
Lester Smith
A. P. Gibson
Ochlochnee Girl Engaged to St Louis Man Air Corps Cadet
Helen Syble Toole of Ochlochnee and Carl Lawrence Tenshles of St Louis announce their engagement. The bride's family includes Col. W. C. Watson and Mrs. Watson, with ties to Alabama and Texas. Tenshles trained as an Army Air Corps pilot and served in Texas before discharge. The couple plan to marry in early summer and reside in St Louis.
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Ochlochnee
G. L. Toole
Helen Syble
Carl Lawrence ‘Tenshles
St. Louis
Adele C. Watson
Col
W. C. Watson
Watson
Birmingham
Army Air Corps
Marsh Field
California
Thunderbird Field
Arizona
Loredo Army Air Field
Texas
Air Corps
Meigs Family Reunion Held In Georgia Home
A Meigs Georgia gathering Sunday June ninth hosted by A C Strickland and wife drew thirty three relatives. Attendees included families from Plant City Florida Palmetto Florida Ruskin Florida Ochlocknee Meigs Whigham and more. Photos were taken and swimming followed lunch with regret at two members being away in Salina Kansas and the Marshall Islands.
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Meigs
A. C. Strickland
Route One
Mike Wells
Plant City
Fla
Robert Flournoy
Palmetto
Early Brown
Ruskin
Curtis Martin
Ochlochnee
Charles Cooper
Whigham
Ada Merritt
Jeannette Strickland
Pfc
Jerome A. Strickland
Salina
Kansas
Joseph Earl Brown
Marshall Islands
Marian Martin Pattern 9361 Dress In Summer 1946 Book
Pattern 9361 “round the clock” offers sizes 12 through 40 with 4 yards required for size 16. Transfer included and easy iron. Send 25 cents to The Times Enterprises in New York for the pattern. Marian Martin summer 1946 pattern book includes a free ballet slippers pattern.
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Thomasville Times-Enterprises
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
ON. Y
Marian Martin
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