Southeast Alabama officials to attend New Orleans conference
Southeast Alabama Bey Beeut Council officials will attend a regional conference in New Orleans from Monday to Wednesday. Roy Pa son, Joe Saliba, and Dothan associates will represent the council. A counterfeit check attempt and a grand larceny case involving about $40 were noted, with charges pending. A hospital report lists 10 year old Camille Cox of Wobe hospitalized after an incident at her home on April 7.
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Alabama
Bey Beeut Council
Roy Pasont
Couse
Joe Saliba
Council
Trea
Dothan
Misa Camille Cox
Burma
Truman Urges Rent Controls Cited as Safeguard
President Truman pressed Congress to maintain rent controls, warning that removing them would cause hardship for millions of tenants trapped in a limited market. He argued federal action is needed to prevent sharp increases and stabilize housing costs for older Americans and others affected by the housing shortage.
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Warmington
Truman
Saven Tha
Honor Roll Listed for Six Weeks at Dothan High
The DHS honor roll for six weeks was announced by Principal Vaughan. First honor roll names include Josephine Beu Chalker Joyce Goff Dorothy Ray George Vance Jean Johnson Peg Bite Wayne Hither Qivens Jane Hobson Eddi Malone Jor Faulk Jim Britten. Second honor roll features Bettin Etheridge Mary Kell Hodges Joan Hines Betty Tyneeri Sammy Stephene Wall Toa Iloise Buntin Ruth Mavity.
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Dothan High School
Vaughan
Iat
Josephine Beu
Pre Chalker
Joyce Goff
Dorothy Ray
George Vance
Tarbara Jean Johnson
Peg Bite
Wayne Hither Qivens
Jane Hobson
Eddi This Malone
Jor Faulk
Jimme Britten
Bettin Etheridge
Mary Kell Hodges
Joan Hines
Betty Tyneeri
Sammy Stephene
Wall Toa
Iloise Buntin
Min- Ruth Mavity
Ambitious court board in row over mail box key probe
A Monday list raised questions about who gained access to a post office box used by Judge Logue and his staff. The scene involved the appointing board members Hill Gaines and others as Lee Wells and Flowers prepared mandamus action to challenge substitutions. The incident centered on the missing key and potential irregularities in the court apparatus, with officials denying knowledge of extra keys and pledging further investigation.
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Aubrey Johnson
Johnson
Wells
Flowere
Post Office Department
Tulenisi
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Rol
Gaines
Hill
J. ‘Walt Cameron
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Soviet notes on April 11 incident with American four engine aircraft
In a note dated April 13 1980 the U S government states it must report that American aircraft south of Lipeza on the Soviet frontier violated the line, disobeyed Soviet fighters, and opened fire. The Soviet fighters returned fire and the American craft fled toward the air base and disappeared. Verification confirms these facts.
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United States
U.S
Lepeya
Two Coast Strike Pause Amid Federal Mediation
The one week postponement of a planned walkout was agreed by the union after federal mediators urged delay to protect the national economy. Core issues include clerical officers demanding union seniority and promotions tied to chief mate grade, while operators condemn the demands as an intrusion on management prerogatives. Mills announced the move just before nine, urging both sides to recognize the reform’s impact on national welfare and international relations.
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Federel
Mate
Mills
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McCarthy Defends Hearings Amid Conspiracy Claims
The Senate committee recessed to decide subpoenas for Field Browder and Stachel amid testimony from Budena and reactions from Gen Thorpe and McCarthy. McCarthy attacked Acheson as incompetent while addressing editors, as Lattimore was criticized yet deemed non Communist. Folsom and Hamm drew cheers in Montgomery as Black and other figures pressed political lines during the daylong campaign events.
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Cotton prices rise as market reports mixed in New Orleans
Fragmented AP copy notes cotton prices edging up to 50 cents a bale higher with varied trading. A garbled section mentions 10,900,000 tons used by automotive firms and a proposed Empire State building comparison, then an attorney general ruling about legality of a change.
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Orleans
Death notices from Wiregrass area deaths and services
Multiple brief notices report deaths across Wiregrass towns including Irone Johnson Elba Nancy M Gould Marian na Doster Webb Campbell Headland and Livingston infant. Funeral services and interments are listed with surviving relatives and directing undertakers. details vary by individual.
Guernsey Cow Sets Alabama Milk Record for Dothan Owner
Clyde of Dothan enters Guernsey cow Amerisa Mo Dadar Bins Amerisa as a champion producer in the Alabama record books. Amerisa yields 7,826 pounds of milk and 435 pounds of butterfat, the heaviest on record for a two year old cow milked three times daily in Mantha.
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Amerisa
Guernsey
Clyde Oept Dothan
Alabama
I Mantha
Local election results reveal winners and officers
In a contested race, Mrs Patton's supporters triumphed with Organizing secretary general Mrs David Morgan Wright and Reporter general Mrs Chars Maskell Danforth from Stanford University in Palo Alto, Calif. They defeated Mrs Ober da Witt Warthen of Vidalia, Va by 1388 to 617. Seven vice presidents were elected without ticket affiliations, including Mrs Everett L Repass of Salem, Va and Mrs Edward Cage Brewer of Clarkedale, Miss.
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Mra
David Morgan Wright
Baretow
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Mre
Chars Maskell Danforth
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Palo Alto
Calif
Ober da Witt Warthen
Vidalia
Everett L. Repass
Salem
Edward Cage Brewer
Clarkadale
Mail route changes mapped for city area
Postmaster Heath Saxon reports adjustments to residential mail routes in Doken to reduce delivery service deficit. He and Joan Bell review current routes with Montgomery leaders at the annual Portmasters meeting to determine needed changes, aiming for a one-delivery daily schedule and reduced street-window checks. Rural routes not covered by the order may fall outside the plan.
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Snanges
Dole
Doken
Heath Saxon
Saxon
Montgomery
Atatuma Portmasters Association
Joan Bell
Fey
Tiethen
Funerals Planned For Alabama Educator
Funeral services for W. Fleming Senfield, longtime Alabama educator and faculty member, will be held tomorrow at the First Bannsy Church with interment in De Mapalls Cemetery. Senfield joined the Alabama faculty in 1946 as an associate professor of Civil Engineering.
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Ormerly
Wothan
Doster
Dothan
Birmingham
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Ridou
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Gert Doster
Burcungham
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Janes
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San Diego
Vatty M._doster
Pravivile
Wile Jin “Dester
Wadungiin
Tenis Vey
Gwin
Henry Big
Midway
Aloosa
W. Fleming Senfield
East of Alabama
Denepoins
Columbia Association To Hold Activities and Meeting
The Columbia Association announces a series of activities to be held at First Hall Church with Rev Dr Hwan speaking. Contestants were urged to report to Robert Ramsey by 7 oclock tonight for a program at the Calpnia Ranust Association. Forty two committees within the association were urged to align and participate.
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Swat
Hunror Keniney
Hale
Churen
Hwan
Inday
Robert Ramsey
Orlock
Peseram
Calpnia Ranust Association
Rainan
Niveason
Prague Note Alleges Czech Police Pressure in Spouse Case
An April 18 note in Prague accuses Czech authorities of pressuring Miss Katmak and American employee Philip Mey to marry to aid USIS spying efforts. The affidavit says officials warned that marriage would prevent departure from Czechoslovakia and urged renunciation of American citizenship. Miss Katmak and Elpl reportedly faced intimidation as part of a campaign tied to the US Information Service activities.
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Katharine Kesmak
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TISIS
Fribanay Sexoness
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Katmak
Amverican Citven
Elpl
Evi
Filbl
Czechaslovalle
Mike Kagmak
Deceased Couple Found in Parked Vehicle in Alabama
EUFAULA Alabama Highway Patrol reports a Black man and woman found dead in a parked car. Coroner cites carbon monoxide poisoning with no foul play. Victims identified as Joe Taylor 3 of Barbour County and Corrine Potinson 28 of Eufaula.
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Alabama Highway Patrol
Sada Negro Inan
Tereay Inan Sulonchie
Kutaula
Joe Taylor
Barbour County
Corrine Potinson
Enfaula
Critics Challenge Book Criticism by Federal Council Members
The Ridgeion of God review is attacked as full of errors and bias. Federal Council leaders defend the work, praising Bishop G Bromley Oxnam and Dr E Stanley Jones and denying socialist motives in the council.
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Editors clash over press freedom and hydrogen bomb story
The Edison Society debates information access as Smyth shares a platform with Gerald Piel after Scientific American burned 3000 copies over a hydrogen bomb article. AEC guidance prompts secrecy while unions of editors push for free flow of news and responsible reporting. Florida boasts one mile of paved road per person versus the national average.
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Milk Control Board Plans Court Fight
The Alabama Milk Control Board vowed to fight a recent order cutting milk prices in court. Chairman B A McBride said producers will trade in the next weeks as the board seeks to reverse Judge Jones’s stay, which delays the 2 and 8 cent price cuts pending the lawsuit.
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Alabama
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Rebels Rally Past Selma In Fourth Inning Sweep
United Press reports the Montgomery Rebels forge a four run surge in the fourth inning to defeat Selma 9 to 5 in Southeastern League action. Jones Spears and Lamastra anchored the offense as Pensacola and Meridian wins add to the Rebels’ early season momentum.
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Cradle of the Confederacy
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Selma
Pensacola
Tor Merdian
Nercow
Jones
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Three Candidates Set Talks Here at the Courthouse
Three candidates scheduled appearances at Memey's courthouse area with talks near the street in front. Eugene Conner also announced a public event tomorrow with his appearance at 10 am.
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den Perrone
Memey
Ibelicopter
Eugene
Bull
Conner
Livestock Market Report From Montgomery
Montgomery market news shows weekly receipts around 1,125 cattle and hogs with steady to higher prices. Cattle overall softer for some weights while yearlings and heavy steers show strength. hogs up to 24-06 for barrows and sows 4 to 5% higher than the prior week.
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Montgomery
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