Clinic Dodgers Held By Police
Five African American men and three women were detained by city police and jailed on orders of county health officer Dr W W Burkett for failure to continue treatment at the venereal clinic. Names listed include Mary Godwin Jimmie Brooks Cleveland Thomas Bessie Lee and Eofa Bruner.
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Www. T Burkett
Heath
Lsted
Mary Godwin
Jimmie Brooks
Cleveland Thomas
Bessie Lee
Eofa Bruner
Lbs City
Health officers cite Alabama code on infectious report
Officials say the Alabama code allows detention of venereally infected persons who fail to report for treatment. Dr. C Bates notes no charges or fines will be issued, urging city cooperation with the health department. Dr. Burkett says the jetty will apprehend any diseased persons seen as a public health menace.
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Alabama
C. Bates
City Commission
Health Department
Burkett
Fire damages Sherman Lumber truck during repairs downtown
Assistant Fire Chief Jay Johnson said a Sherman Lumber Company truck was damaged by fire today while mechanics at a downtown garage were performing repairs. A mechanic reported the incident and no injuries were listed. The cause and extent of damage were not provided.
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Sherman Lumber Company
Jay Johnson
Johnson
Truck Fire Repairs Ignite Gasoline Tanked Upholstery
A man stated he was repairing a truck when the gasoline tank ignited and leaked fuel set the upholstery ablaze. The fire spread rapidly before firefighters arrived, according to Johnson.
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Johnson
Mrs Alice George Dies In Damascus
Mrs Alice Viola George aged eighty seven died at her home in Damascus Ga after a long illness She was a member of Damascus Baptist church Survivors include two sons Grady George Damascus and John W George Pensacola Fla two daughters Mrs Cheshire Decatur Ga and Mrs F E R Averet Albany Ga nineteen grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral was held at Damascus Baptist church today at 3 pm with Rev Spencer King of Brakely Ga officiating Burial followed in the George family Cemetery near Damascus with Ward Wilson in charge
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Alice Viola George
Damascus
Damascus Baptist Church
Grady
George
John W. George
Pensacola
Fla
Mra E . Cheshire Decatur
FE R Averet
Albany
Mra Nat Faulk
Mra O P. Bentley
Dothan
Spencer King
Brakely
George Family Cemetery
Ward-Wilson
Negro Seaman Denied Pardon For Obscenity
The Alabama Pardon and Parole Board denied parole for a West Indian seaman named Clee land Wiltshire who faced an obscene language charge. The board said a full term is in the war effort and society’s interest, noting the governor confirmed the board handles pardons and paroles.
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Montgomery
Hell
Cocaones & Sparks
Engst Musart
Albama Pardon-Paivle Board
Boaad
Cleeland Wiltshire
Genesit Ly
Mechile
Willantre
Purheta
Holt
Gov Sparks
Pardonard Parole Board
Alabama
Marion McCord dies near Dothan at 81
Marion McCord eighty one of Dothan route three died yesterday afternoon after a weeklong illness. He was a member of Erin Haytreat Church and the Me Sonic Lodge of Cottonwood. Surviving wife Des sie McCord four sons Vallie Floyd Luke all of Dothan route three five daughters Mila Cherry Jessie Tidwell Valie Wilson Sisses Eatelle Adele Cord two brothers Bophy Jes sie White a sister Veckie White. Funeral service today at 3 p.m. at Ramer Papst Church with FOB Henry officiating burial in church cemetery. Fellows and Forreater in charge.
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Marion McCord
Dothan
Erin Haytreat Church
Mesonic Lodge
Cottonwood
Dessie McCord
McCad
Vallie
Floyd
Luke McCord
Mila Cherry
Jessie Tidwell
Dothen
Valie Wilson
Borkenbow Okla
Sisses Eatelle
Adele .Cord
Bophy McCord
Headland
Jessie McCord
Veckie White
Grimes
Ramer Papst Church
Henry
Church
Fellows
Forreater
Deadline Catches Some Taxpayers
State and local tax deadlines expired yesterday as a few taxpayers failed to pay. County and state collectors reported delays in tallying delinquent accounts. records would be checked in a day or two.
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Gwaltrey
February sales set records across the southeast
Atlanta reports February sales hit a record high as stores stock up for rationing fears. Across Georgia and nearby states, Macon and Atlanta show up to 11 percent weekly gains, with March forecasts signaling a potential 13 percent drop from February. Tobacco crops face 44 percent decline due to seed-bed fires. Textile mills run at near capacity on wartime orders.
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Atlanta
Avamed
Sary
Atlanta Federal
AM Reposhina Atores
Sakre
Bank
Macon
Georsis
Slaaippl
Latosinna
Atiarta
Montgomery
Georgia
GOP Seeks Support On Two-Term Bill
Lawmakers push a two term limit measure amid party debate on constitutional changes. The plan aims to curb executive tenure, with supporters citing governance benefits and opponents warning of potential clashes with existing offices and states.
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GOP
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