Word: alas
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Confined at Fort McClellan, Ala. are 2,736 troops of the Lujtwaffe and Rommel's once great Afrika Korps. There are other Nazi prisoners in sprawling Fort Dix, N J. The U.S. Army last week gave newsmen a look at these two prison camps...
Democrats held a coming-out party at the Capitol for their secret weapon: the Party's first feminine national secretary. She is dimpled, blue-eyed Dorothy Vredenburgh, 27, a wealthy lumberman's wife from Vredenburgh, Ala. At a lunch Mrs. Vredenburgh beamed on New Dealers and anti-New Dealers alike. She reassured 49 of her Party's Senators...
Alabama Born. Long ago, on their plantation near Montgomery (Ala.), Mr. & Mrs. John Crommelin decided that Southern boys need discipline. John Jr., their eldest, was sent off experimentally to the Naval Academy. The experiment worked, so one by one the other boys-Henry, Charles, Richard, Quentin-were launched in John's wake...
...Frank Rushton Jr., 41, president of the Chamber of Commerce of Birmingham, Ala., had an idea. While touring Alabama's hospitals for the War Chest, he came across a wounded soldier. The soldier, soon to be discharged, wanted to work as a high-tension wire man for the Alabama Power Co. That was simple. Rushton called Alabama Power's president, Thomas Martin, his close friend, and landed...
...Bellamy, Ala...