Local Odd Fellows to Present Ardilla School Items
The Cottonwood Council No. 66 and Dothan Council No. 65 of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics host a 102 year old ceremony for Ardilla School items. The program takes place Thursday at 8 p.m. with public invitation. Cottonwood council charters two buses for members. A class of 15 candidates will be Initiated tonight.
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Cottonwood Council No
Dothan Council No
Order of United American Mechanics
Ardilla School
Cottonwood Council
Oysters nurtured in tanks show possible farming benefits
Dr. Prytherch explains how tank grown plankton feeds oysters, enabling controlled growth. He notes currents simulate tidal mixing and suggests sustained oyster beds could resist storms and predators, while shellshocking oysters via tumbling barrels speeds processing. He asserts oysters offer year round nutrition and minerals.
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Dr. Prytherch
Prytherch
Number 18 Walkout Slashes U S Steel Operations
The coal fields report limited output as 18 miners join a safety shutdown. Indiana South states most mines idle with four certified as hazardous. Pennsylvania officials keep many mines closed pending consolidated federal inspection. Deep pits in Western Pennsylvania near idle. Alabama shows half to a reduced load. Colorado and New Mexico pits stay closed as strip mines wind down operations.
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U.S. Steel
Mrnners
Lewis
Indiana South
Secretary of Interior
J. A. Krag
Riclaid Starve
Pennsylvania
Oye
Kray
Peninsylvania
Alabama
Colorado
New Maesics
Ambush Delays Reinforcements in Yanthu Engagement
About 800 Marne reinforcements were summoned from Yanthu, but an ambush delayed them, wounding 16. A Chinese government battalion pursued the attackers, leaving six enemies dead and claiming woodland territory. Recovery efforts continue.
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Marne
Yanthu
Van Ritch's Auto Stolen Recovered Near Elba
Van Ritch's automobile was stolen from in front of his home in the 100 block of Lena Street between six and seven Sunday night and recovered near Elba this morning. Police said a rear wheel was damaged and the car appeared to have been in an accident. Elba police reported a car theft there today, and officers think the Elba thief may have stolen another vehicle in Dothan before abandoning the Ritch car.
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van Ritch
Elba
Ritch
S. Lena St
Dothan
Rewards Offered For Bodies Of 3 Men In River Accident
Families of three Phenix City men missing since April 1 offer 50 dollars for each body found. The men Charles Thomas Judah N M Judah and Earl Baker are believed boat accident victims in the Chattahoochee River. Relatives report authorities seek the bodies downstream from the overturned boat site as searching parties continue dragging the river.
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Phenix City
Chattahoochee River
Charles Thomas Judah
N. M. Judah
Ear
Baker
W. How Bud? Judah
Ozark Route Three
Judah
Chattahoochee
Complaint Charges Intent To Serious Case
A complaint filed in county court by Ruby Aaron charges a serious case incident against Robert Aaron. Shonffs officers report the couple are Black and married. Aaron allegedly said he and his wife competed over possession of a knife and the woman owns gut. The defendant posted a $200 bond.
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Ruby Aaron
Robert Aaron
Shonffs
Aaron
County Court Lists 30 Cases For Trial
Thirteen cases on the Houston County Court calendar were continued this morning before Judge Albert Logue. Thirty misdemeanor charges appeared. two cases were disposed of with a not guilty ruling for Dr. T Hughey on trespassing and fraud. Marlow pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated, receiving a $100 fine and loss of two driving privileges for six months.
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Houston County Court
Albert Logue
T. Hughey
Marlow
Weekend Arrest Totals Reported Amid Drunkenness Tally
Approximately 25 persons were arrested here Saturday and Sunday by city and county officers, with records showing a large share for drunkenness. Sheeifus officers arrested five and city police answered 31 calls, arresting 20.
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Sheeifus
Mrs Meade Campaigns On Pet Cancer Care Shortfall
Mrs Meade declared that number three and one third of the deaths could have been avoided if the pet NONS had received cancer treatment. She was accompanied on her visits here by Mrs Whid don.
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Mrs. Meade
Livestock receipts rise across southern packing plants
Eight major plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan and Jacksonville plus Tallahassee report a total livestock intake of 160 cattle 50 calves and 1 400 hogs. Hog prices hold steady with various quoted ranges for different weights and classes across the plants. Montgomery market shows steady sales with hogs 225 weight ranges and calves 20 23 dollars.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultie
Tifton
Dothan
Ali
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Bla
Montgomery Market
Montgomery
Livestock Market News Service
Oat Union Stockards Gwe
Hriday
Weigats
Sons
Stags
Easter visitor uses false teeth to summon emergency call
In Huntsville Alabama an Easter traveler far from home left his dentures 100 miles away and asked an operator to initiate an emergency call. A barber arrived soon after 6 am to breakfast and attempted to contact his wife as he faced the odd dilemma. The operator pressed to decide the urgency while the man declared he would reveal details later.
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Huntsville
Ala
Brownsboro
National strike hits major cities in Bell System
Number 10 President Joseph A Beirne of NFTW announced a nationwide strike at 5 55 a m with New York City long lines 100 percent affected while other metros faced varied impact. Bell System reports 25 7 million of 31 6 million phones are dialed. 12 minutes after strike began New Jersey closed 204 plants.
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National Federation of Telephone Workers
Ind
Ast
Middlewest
New England
Diasyazenis
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
United States
Bell System
New York City
Communications World
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Rochester
Syracuse
Binghamton
Elmira
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
Providence
Boston
Newark
Charleston
W. Va
Baltimore
Elkton
NFTW
New Jersey
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
New York
New York Telephone Company
Upstate
Empire State Telephone Union Independent
Long Lines
Michigan
Ohio
Cleveland
Infant Terry Allen DuBose Dies in Dothan Hospital
Funeral services were held for infant Terry Allen DuBose, son of Mr and Mrs L T DuBose of Savannah Georgia, who died early this morning in a Dothan hospital. Grandparents listed are Mrs L J Baker and Mrs J C DuBose of Savannah. Ward Wilson funeral home in charge.
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Terry Allen DuBose
L. T. DuBose
Lena Sr
Dothan
Ward-Wilson
L.J. Baker
J. C. DuBose
Savannah
Influenza Tops All Diseases Reported in March
Communicable diseases reported to Mauston County Health Department in March include 63 influenza cases, 12 chicken pox, 9 gonorrhea, 15 syphilis, 1 malaria, and single cases of tularemia undulant fever whooping cough and cancer.
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Mauston County
Balkan debate looms as Cedogan presses Ube policy
In Greece, Sir Alexander Cedogan urges UBE representatives to advance the issue on the Balkan borders while the Balkan investigating commission drafts its Geneva report. Debates may extend to the Middle East and other global fronts as U.S. anti communist policy could widen.
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Greece
Alexander Cedogan
Ed UE
Balkan
Balkan Investigating Commission
Geneva
Middle East
Broa
United States
Truman calls for rapid debt payoff and price cuts in policy remarks
President Truman urged swift debt reduction and price reductions without tax cuts while addressing steel and allied industries. He reaffirmed the Truman Doctrine and asked Congress to authorize economic and limited military aid for Greece and Turkey. He emphasized supporting the United Nations as a peace instrument, noting occasional supplementation to strengthen the UN.
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Labor Department
House
Senate
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Noah M. Mason
RTI
State Department
United Nations
AIR Safety
House Interstate Commerce Committee
California
House Executive Expenditures
Philadelphia
Produce Workers Union
AFL
Atomic
David E
Llenthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Senay
Lilienthal
Truman
Turkey
Italy
Germany
Taft
Congress
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
John L. Lewis
Senate Labor Committee
Justice Department
Philadelphia Produce Workers Union
Steel
Greece
U.N
New Orleans Cotton Futures Quotes and Day Figures
New Orleans cotton market shows mixed activity with May contract opening at 3497, high 63514, low 3463, last 3493. July at 3320 to 3337, low 3285, today 3317. October 3005 to 3035, low 2978, last 3016. December 2911 to 2944, high 62895, last 2925. March 2860 to 2892, low 2856, last 2978.
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New Orleans
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Malone Motor Co
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Dothan Bank and Trust
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