21 Cases Heard in Marianna Federal Court Term
Federal court in Marianna heard 21 criminal and two civil cases last week under Judge Dozier DeVane and US Attorney Wendling. Sentences ranged from probation to prison, with multiple defendants facing internal revenue violations and motor vehicle theft charges.
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Marianna
United States Court
Aisstes
Florida
Dozier DeVane
Wendling
Hoffman
Pensacola
U &. Dastrict
H. C. Enwall
Bie Agaletant Usm
Veal
JB Royall
Tallance
Adam Lewin Jr
Logan Ticir
Pensacola Ia
Mins Magee Philips
Bevo Bruce Regan, Sr
Addie Mae Ward
Virgil McCranie
Joe Earl Bryant
Jesse D Abbott
Littleton J Long
Shelton Puppin
John Wesley McGhee
John F Heisler
Little River Forest Opens May First State Park
MONTGOMERY AP The Little River State Forest area on Monroe and Escambia Counties will open on or about May 1, said Conservation Director Bert Fo Thomas yesterday. Located on State Highway 1 between Atmore and Unah, it offers day use and overnight, weekend and vacation accommodations with a pavilion shelter outdoor fireplaces tables and beaches. Its 40 acre lake provides swimming boating and fishing options.
May primaries shape chaotic party battles nationwide
States begin pivotal May contests as Smathers faces Pepper in Florida a personal Democratic clash while Alabama pivots on factional lines for control of the state party. Pennsylvania and Ohio discuss key Senate races as Republicans rally around Duff and Kunkel amid national civil rights tensions.
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Indiana
House
Florida
George Smathers
Miami
Marine Corps
Claude Pepper
Senate
Smathers
Pepper
Alabama
Matt Senato
Ster Sult
Lawrence McNel
Birmingham Busness
State Democrate Faective
Eebt
Knat
Lee Wlat
Grump
UA Tessner
O McCorvey
Chetman McCorvey
Tima
Henalory
Savena Democrat de
Wecrive
Ie Najonal
Main Interest
Oral Comnation
Ohio
Acti
Joseph Tregasot
Michael V DiSalle
Toldeo
Taft
Rewth Hean Franke
James H Duff
John ¢ Kunkel Gregon
Mural Republican
Alabama Optimistic on Farming Outlook Says Extension Leader
Auburn Alabama agriculture outlook reports the state is on track to be a leading farming region with a strong two way farm program. Davis notes double yields in cotton and crops, rising livestock income, and soil enrichment while warning of needed increases in livestock and better management to reach full potential.
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Robert Cresnutt
Auburn
Alabama
P @ Davis
Davs
Laver
Los Ana
Snr
Manonas
Hainan
India
Acta
Pstauist
Ikse
Gera
Teopild
Charles
Sforza
Tio
Yugoslavia
Sis ¢ Department
Belgrade
Fragmented report on midwar air clashes and political tension
Disjointed OCR text describes aerial skirmishes between Chinese and Red Forces and mentions naval depths, embargos, and border tensions. It references political figures, wartime stations, and Allied responses with fragmented mentions of Germany, Italy, and Yugoslavia amid postwar policy shifts and suspensions.
North Carolina Dem primary frames race for Graham seat
The article outlines a North Carolina Democratic primary with Senator Frank P Graham facing two opponents for the remaining term after his appointment. It notes Clyde R Hoev not opposed, and mentions other figures Robert Ho Revrolde Willis Smith in Raleigh. The piece comments on leftist accusations and migration worries, urging lower taxes and fiscal restraint.
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C Challene
Joby
Hoover
John
Wil Pick Ether Howard Ftataurette
Naional
Dr Lows
Profeccor North Caroling
Megna
Frank P Graham
Clyde R Hoev
Graham
FEPC
Robert Ho Revrolde
Willis Smith
Raleigh
Smith
Ruling Of Doctors In Mercy Death Case Expected Next Month
Reported decision in the Mercy death case centers on doctors and the judge's timetable. Local observers anticipate a ruling next month after testimony and medical review, with attorneys for both sides preparing final briefs.
Dr Moore Elected President of Alabama Historical Association
SELMA AP Dr AB Moore dean of the University of Alabama graduate school was elected president of the Alabama Historical Association succeeding Dr Peter A Brannon. James F Sulzby Jr and Miss Maude McLure Kelly were named officers. Auburn Wes was chosen as the se l for the 1951 meeting date to be set by the executive committee. About 200 attended the day’s meeting.
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Selma
AB. Moore
University of Alabama
Yesters Day
Alabama Historial
Dean Moore
Peter A Brannon
Montgomery
Notable Figures Attend Alabama University Closing Program
A roster of speakers and dignitaries including Dr Ralph B Proughon of Alabama Polytechnic Institute and Dr George W Kons of Howard College joined the Birmingham South j em president and other local leaders at a closing program. A tour of Suma and a barbecue were part of the event with notable attendees from Birmingham and Selma.
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Tee
George R. Stuart
Birmingham + South
Geneva Drive Welcomes New Chamber Members
Geneva Illinois reports Ellen Mc Donald appointed secretary manager of the Geneva Chamber of Commerce announcing a successful membership drive adding new members to the organization as part of its expansion efforts.
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Geneva Drive
Geneva
Ellen McDonald
Geneva Chamber of Commerce
Unclear OCR fragment on political or civic event
Fragmentary text references a ceremonial year, a Geneva event, and a transfer of duties to an individual named Donalé, with unsure meaning and data. No definite date or clear entities emerge due to illegible OCR.
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St. Andrews
Little River Forest
Dothan
Alabana
Barcalo
Bela
Duran
Davis
Isle
Manchis
Tah
Priibure
Biel
Sayan
Sandie
du Aly Ito
Arader Chang
Neis Bount Co
Mocamauk
Dr Moore
Association
Simmon
Cumin Furniture Dept
Sfaumand, Ea “Tewelers & Silversmiths” & Silversmiths
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