Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass
Readers across the Wiregrass encountered Easter observances and peace prayers as Christians gathered in churches and public spaces. The text notes services at Saint Peter’s Basilica, Pope Pius XI appeals, and large crowds in cities including New York and Windsor Castle. It highlights nationwide religious displays, parades, and pageants with thousands of attendees in Oklahoma and Arizona amid varied weather conditions.
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Christian Worin
Wong
RS Peter
Bastica
Rome
Pope Pius XI
Jerusalem
Elizabath
Price Philip
Windsor Caste
Charlie
New York
Hollywood Bowl
Perenne
Lawton
Oklahoma
Hiltsi
Unchanged condition of Camille Com after hospital burns
Camille Com, 19, of Webb, remained in an unchanged condition at Dothan hospital after suffering burns Friday while burning trash in the yard at her home. Firemen fought a blaze at WHA hospital during the incident, with officials stating the fire was extinguished.
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Camille Com
Webb
Dothan Hospital
Ausshes Saldier Coméltbon Aortas
Two Of Three Negroes Caught After Escape
Three escapees fled the Mendiené area, a pursuit tracked by officers. Two were captured near Kilby, with one still at large. Indictments for burglary and related charges were listed as authorities continued the manhunt.
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Bupaula
Theadie
Clayton
Ares Jaber Alber Phillips Satursten
Bebé
Ward Lareeny
Condieet
Agia
Mendiené
Kilby Prise
W A Norris
Alabama Y Patra
Dethen
McCarthy confronts Lattimore case in Senate clash
The Stated clash over Marshal witnesses centers on McCarthy accusing Lattimore and Jesup of Communist ties while congressional leaders urge restraint. Testimony aims to expose alleged disloyalty amid public immunity debates as McCarthy presses for hearing outcomes.
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Nora Case
Acheson
Cout
Phaese
McCarthy
Giter
Dew Sitack Om Lattimore
Passaic
J. Soi
Justin Fer
Patie
Sen
Senate
Nox
Congress
Lattimore Soviet
Jesup
Ales McCarthy
U of Sta
John Paurifoy
Ios
Jetgup
Garvice
Quiet Hills county medical board defers on Dr Sander case
In Manchester New Hampshire the Hillsborough County Medical Society board of censors issued no definite conclusion after a closed meeting regarding Dr Merman N Sander. The society had refused action on March 19, while a jury acquitted the doctor of murder charges involving four cancer patients. The board lacks authority to suspend licenses but may recommend to the state board of medicine which holds that power.
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Manchester
Tes Board of Censors
Hillsborough County Medical Society
Merman N Sander
Theodore H. Lee
Sander
Loler
Three children in doubt as nurse reports trial counts
Number 3 Miss Crumbley said the picture was made by a commercial photographer for The Associated Press and Dr Norton noted care of the babies. She commented on the low probability of multiple births and the uniqueness of this case, while Dr Salter Tim Galt allowed the single image. The Stone family has six other children and previous births included twins.
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Miss Crumbley
Opls
Salter Timgalt
We Associated Press
Dr. Norton
Salter
Renlatange
Singstone
Norton Gald
Escape In Crash Near Lake Lands Naval Reservists Safe
AP reports Minneapolis area naval reservists escaped injury when their PV 2 twin engined plane crash landed off the lake. They were returned from Bermuda by way of Norfolk after the incident.
Harry Bridges Appeals Conviction On Perjury Charge
San Francisco AP reports Harry Bridges begins appeal of a perjury conviction with co defendants Robertson and Henry Schmidt. Attorneys vow to leave no legal stone unturned as they seek to overturn the verdict. Bridges faces potential penalties including prison and fines. co defendants also face serious penalties.
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Harry Bridges
San Francisco
Tadiay
Tous Ynelurstica Ion
Oreea
In Suppor Fen Etiganahip P
Face Pox
Te Sania
Raven Rain Peibon
Moen Wridges Wits Feces Pacific
Aupirell
Baptist Revival Sets Attendance Record
The First Baptist Crares church reported a record revival with 1,383 registered for Sunday School, surpassing the 1,301 previous. Training Union attendance topped 2, and 48 church members joined during the revival week including 25 by bag time and 23 by letter.
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First Baptist Crares
New Easter
Weptiel Training Union
Carson Gruber
Latvia
Brazil
America
Training Union
Lasi Yirt
Henry A Parker
Bagtiem
Jelter
Truman Eyes Bid For Bi partisan Foreign Policy Help
President Truman plans coast to coast campaigning for Democrats as Spaaker Rayburn and southern colleagues back a measure. He aims to revamp foreign policy and press Fair Deal domestically while Lewis Strauss leaves the Energy Commission creating a vacancy for a new chair. The president may name a replacement by April if time allows and will work from the White House in the interim.
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Spaaker Rayburn
Congress
Truman
Wiite House
Lewis Strauss le
Selome Energy Commission
Alde Enid
Strauss
White House
Barkley
Rayburn
Livestock prices rise across Georgia and Alabama markets
Livestock arrivals totaled 173 cattle 150 calves and 1000 hogs at major Georgia packing plants in Albany Columbus Monticello Thomasville and Tifton with prices steady to 25 cents higher than Friday. In Montgomery cattle slaughter costs and calf prices showed strong gains with mixed stocker and feeder rates and several weight classes reported.
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Thomasville
Gp. Sap
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Montsie Thomasville
Tifton
Jacksonville
Montgomery Market
Montgomery
Federal State Market News Service
Union Stockyards
Funeral services for Jeera Robert and Cleve Smith dignitaries
Funeral services for Jeera Robert are set for Tuesday at Penile Church with Rev. Charles Landers officiating, as mourners include Payne and Som Payne, Mamie P Noré, Cisde Johnson and other relatives. Cleve Smith, 65, Geneva railroad depot agent, died after a brief illness at a Capital hospital. services held at Pittman Funeral Home with interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Surviving: widow, Mrs. Sex of Miami, Randall Smith, University of Alabama, two daughters, Mrs. Dall Williamson of Ft Thomas Ky, and Mrs. Bob Barrow of Eastermer. two brothers Robert Smith of Evergreen and Joe Smith of Reg Laval Au.
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Ozark
Jeera Robert
Penile
Charles Landers
J .Ross. Payne
Som R Payne
Nix Qeighters
Mra
Mamie P
Nore
Cisde Johnson
Sete
Gereva
Cleve Smith
Geneva
Pittman Funeral
Greenwood
Floral
Mr. Smith
Sex
Miami
Randall Smith
Alabama
Mra Dall Williamson
Ft Thom Pe Ky
Bob Barrow
Eastermer
Robert [Smith
Evergreen
Jeo Smith
Reg Laval Au
Carter Company Wins City Pump Contract Based on Cost
The Carter company was awarded the pump contract after officials chose them over the city, arguing the city lacked adequate equipment. The total bid reached 986 dollars with added costs bringing the project value to about 355300, though the company claimed a lower price than the city could have offered. The engineer and representatives will inspect the equipment before operation.
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Ford
Carter
Dothan
Truman faces partisan debate over housing loans and policy
A fragmented report notes President Truman’s views on employment stamps and housing loans as Republicans push to block or alter administration proposals. Senators Humphrey Sparkman and Boyle weigh in on blame, committee hearings, and possible timing for extending banking measures.
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Truman
Arends
Humphrey
William M Boyle, Jr
Hay
Repub- Acah
Tramen
Sparkman
Dothan Automobile Show Hosts Buyers and Judges
Exhibitors with cats from Dothan Auto Association join a barbecue while Chamber of Commerce officials host visiting buyers and show officials. Judge Roy Baean presides at 4 PM as Dothan’s event showcases several championship classes during the International LivesWeb Exhibition.
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Dothan
Chamber of Camcefet
Alver ‘Ranch
Alachua
Sa'en
Roy Baan
Ars
Chicago
Russell Cardwell
Brentgomery
Food and Drug Sleuths Target Colored Margarine Wording
Food and Drug Administration officials plan strict enforcement of the colored margarine labeling rule under the Food and Drug Act. The new law raises costs and expands authority, requiring conspicuous color labeling on margarine and labeling on packages with the term oleomargarine. Fruits of compliance include penalties up to $1,000 for first offenses and extended reach after July 1 as interstate commerce rules apply.
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Douglas Larsen
U. S
Food and Drug Act
Food and Drug Administration
Eshmae
Pf&d
Entes
PFAD
Cleo
Negro Woman Charged With Lottery Ticket Possession
Police report the arrest of Doll Thomas of Bogne's Alley on charges of possessing about 1000 lottery tickets. She faces lottery device and vagrant charges under a new city ordinance, with potential fines up to 200 dollars and one month in jail. Officials say the case is being prosecuted locally.
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Edldie D Kelley
Doll ‘Thomas
Bogne's Alley
Additon
Revenue Board Hears Request For Trucks
The Mouston County Board of Revenue discussed requests for new trucks essential to road work and security equipment purchases. Delegations sought wider road access while a plan for new devices was reviewed. action on payments was deferred to the next meeting.
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Revenue Board
Mouston
Prominest
Aeek
Ite
Tor
Easter Week Drunken Driving Charges Reported
Police filed three separate conduct charges after two minor accidents during Easter weekend. Lacy Martin, a taxi driver, was charged with drunkenness after a collision and rum incident. Hayweed Lewis faced a driving while intoxicated charge and involvement in a collision. No injuries occurred in either incident.
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Bobile
Lacy Martin
Megro
Hayweed Lewis
Wiregrass Easter Parade Marks Revival Observances
A damaged OCR fragment notes Wiregrass hosts Easter events with churches, services, and revival messages. It mentions an Easter parade, tower references, and community observances amid garbled names and places. The piece lacks clear dates or outcomes but signals local religious celebration.
Cornell and Michigan in special work session dispute
A terse report notes tensions between Cornell and Michigan over coret pene and related issues as officials schedule a special work session to address the matter.
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