Thomas Redding Dies At Headland
Thomas Simon Redding, sixty four, of Headland died Wednesday morning. Services were held at Headland Baptist Church with Rev Roby J Lee and Dr Tom Chiiker officiating. Burial in Headland Church Cemetery. Surviving are his wife Bertha and four sons Robert, Hendiend Hugh, Auburn Rusdolpt Redding. daughters Moses Jeep, Mabie Redding. three sisters J T Salomen, Mrs AG Grant Sr, Mrs T A Stringer. A related attack case: Pinky Anderson charged with murder in nearby Cottonwood.
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Burns Dairy Specialist Dies After Deer Attack
Auburn Alabama native Burns a dairy specialist at Alabama Polytechnic Institute died yesterday at Greemelle hospital after a deer attack while inspecting Butler County fields. He graduated from Auburn in 1937 and taught there before his death. Survivors include his widow and a daughter Mary Claire.
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Wage talks and Okinawa action pace world news
The report covers ongoing wage stopgap talks between miners led by John L. Lewis and operators under the War Labor Board constraints, including wage and hour terms, price increases, and government operation implications. It also details U S Marine actions on Okinawa with advances on Motobu peninsula, casualty figures, and enemy losses in amphibious efforts.
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You Are Invited To Stop By For Lang's Gastric Tablets
An advertisement invites readers to visit a local store to buy Lang's Gastric Tablets for hyperacid stomachs and relief from gas bloating and indigestion. The offer notes a first-purchase price and directs clipping the ad for 10 cents off at Dothan Drug.
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Bombing Raid Extends to Tokyo. Longest Night Mission Yet
War dispatch reports Allied forces striking Tokyo and surrounding regions with Superfortress bombers based in the Pacific. The long night raid covered 3,200 miles round trip to Koriyama, as Seventh Air Force fighters engaged near Iwo Jima and Twentieth Air Force headquarters in Washington call the operation large in scale.
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MacArthur reports Allied advances after bombings and attacks
General Douglas MacArthur announced new Allied operations as bombers hit Hong Kong Victoria docks and radio stations on Hainan. In the Philippines, 14th Corps troops pushed south of Tayabas and the First Cavalry reached Sempalot, with the 11th Airborne on the east coast and the 756th RCT advancing near Duraga. In Negros, the 40th Division moved 30 miles toward San Isidro, trapping enemy forces in a mountain pocket.
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Armored Divisions Press Deep Into Germany Across Border
Allied armored forces of the Third and Ninth Armies drive deeper into central Germany, reaching near Coburg and 43 miles from Czechoslovakia while sweeping cities from Weimar to Bochum. German defenses tighten as divisions push toward the Elbe, with rapid advances of 20 miles daily and major towns like Essen, Schweinfurt, and Bochum reported fallen.
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Debates and Delegates Shape San Francisco Conference
The article describes public opinion actions influencing delegates at the San Francisco conference. It notes letters from individuals and 500 organizations could sway decisions, and outlines observer participation by 42 organizations from religious, labor, business, farm, and legal sectors. State Department plans weekly briefings and a keynote address by a high official or a U.S. delegate such as Senator Tom Connally.
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Fall of Vienna Seen Near as Soviet Push Advances
Soviet forces reach the Danube bend near Vienna as the German defense collapses. Berlin dispatches report encirclement complete and Soviet armor advancing toward Krems and Meidling while German commanders face court martial and retreat appears imminent. The Vienna capital’s fate hangs on a swift breakthrough along the Oder and Danube fronts.
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Mrs Lou Clark Dies On Graceville Route
Mrs Lou Clark, seventy six, died on Graceville route after several weeks illness. A resident of Graceville route two, she was a member of the Congregational Church. Funeral services Friday at 4 PM at Canoth Church with Rev C C Balcom and Alpert Dawes officiating. Burial in Corina Cemetery. Survived by six daughters and two brothers and sisters, 33 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Active pallbearers are grandsons Charles, Harry Gene, Max, Porter Clark, Ceril Godwin and Junior Quattebawn.
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Atrocities Sparked Protests and Filipino Massacre Mention
The report notes Spain forwarding the demand on March 34 after Washington disclosed atrocities. Japanese minister Yukichiro Suma said the government acknowledged the protest on April 7. In Manila, 250 people were bayonetted in the consulate incident, including members of Spanish families.
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City committee debates center operation and funding
The second page continuation shows Commissioners Coe and others questioning the Cary center’s operation and funding sources. President Ayres calls for clearing the issues and weighing factors with responsible parties before any action, amid tensions over government involvement and contract terms with the Federal Security Agency.
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