Moonshine cases in Daleville arraignments and bonds
Federal agents arrested Daleville residents in Alabama for possession and sale of non tax paid whiskey. Jobo Avant and associates faced charges with bonds set at 900 dollars each while Driver and others pleaded guilty or waived actions. A Negro suspect Eddie Lee Barnes was also arraigned after seizure of a gallon of moonshine and whiskey buried at a Daleville home.
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Newhee
Ceti
Tex Colt
Lake Bus
Jack
ABC
At.u
Dothan Posce Department
Jone Hilson
George Carre
Wes Herring
E.G. Sn End
Teo Gavin
Nes
Cormissioner
Daughtry
Jobo A. Avani
Firs Son
Auderew
Jemis Nes
Daleville
Cress
Philips
Burdick
Eddie Lee Barnes
Moon
Barnes
Houston County
Roosevelt’s Defense Tours Highlight 1930s Campaign Style
The piece recounts Franklin D. Roosevelt’s defense inspection trips across the East Coast and Midwest, his public reach to workers and officials, and moments from visits to Norfolk Newport News Campobello and Campobello Island. It notes his health battles, policy focus, and occasional misstatements.
Pitchford Infant's Last Rites Held
Funeral services for the infant of Mr. and Mrs. Wishem Fiteh tard of Columbia route over were held Saturday afternoon at Cu juli Dee Cemetery with the Columbian gemmenry Welker bot directing. Arriving on Wednesday in hie pereils a brother Bal and ue prapdpe recess Mr and fire. WoM Murtford and My. end Mire. Hey NeCleenty of Columbia.
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Wishem Fitehtard
Culuindos
Cu Juli Dee
Tutu Fai
Columbta Gemmenry
Aod Welker
Wéduon
Pereils
Bal
Fire
Murtford
Hey NeCleenty
Wij
Columbia
Burglary Report From Shelbyville Office Vault Scene
A Shelbyville AP dispatch describes a burglary at a local office where a vault was cut and money vanished. Police report theft of 100 pounds from the vault as investigators outline the scene and suspect details.
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Shelbyville
Borgisse
Red Army Breaks into Berlin Core as Nazi Defenses Crack
Soviet forces push west from Tempelhof toward Unter den Linden and Tiergarten, breaking into Berlin’s inner defense. German commanders quit or defect while radio and front reports confirm the final battle has begun as tanks penetration widens.
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Marabal
Gregory K. Zhukov
Tempelhof Xirdtume
Ivan S. Konev
Zhukov
Moabit
Retchatay
Unter den Linden
Tiergarten
Richard Kabischee Lyndon
Aps
Berlin
Hitler
Charlottenburg
Sanhacrods
Chih
Himmler Offers German Surrender in World War II
Reports from the United Nations conference cite officials saying Himmler proposed surrender to the United States and Britain, excluding Russia. Moscow and London rejected any terms without Russia, leaving remnants of German forces possible to surrender while pockets of resistance could linger in southern mountains or remote areas.
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Associated Press
Germany
Heinrich Himmter
Gestapo
United States
Britain
London
Washington
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Himmler
Himmiler
Army Command
Reich
On the Move at Palomar Observatory
Palomar Observatory sits atop a granite California mountain housing the world’s largest telescope. The feature notes the mountain’s slow westward rise and hints at top officials, including Benneth at the White House, having experimented with recording conversations via a hidden microphone.
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Palomar Observatory
California
President Truman Holds News Conference Amid Protests
Reporters swarmed the White House seeking details as President Truman, flanked by aides including Elmer Davis and Ed McKim, denied rumors of Germany’s swift surrender. Admiral Leahy’s reports in Europe were said to have found no basis for the claim. The press room melee subsided as Daniels declared the lid was on.
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Yalta
Benneth
White House
Han Regan
Admera Leshy
Daniels
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
William O. Hassett
Ed McKim
Omaha
Truman
Hhe
Germany
San Beaneiica
State Department
Admiral Leahy
Europe
Shaef
Conflicting reports as talks hinge on Russia and Poland
The conference grapples with unconfirmed reports of Maxis offering unconditional surrender to the Allies, while Russia’s stance remains unclear. Delegates seek clues to what influenced Stalin and Molotov, and whether east and west forces will push toward a final peace. Marriage licenses issued in Houston County include several couples from across states, with names and locales listed.
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Parene
Maxis
United States
Britain
Russia
Ruffiers
Ntruman
Stimson
Alile
Stalin
Molotov
German Surrender Rumors Troubled Allies Across Front
Reports from London Sao Francisco and Munich claimed Germany offered unconditional surrender through Himmler or others while debates raged about a Warsaw and Berlin capitulation. Prime Minister and White House officials warned against any surrender not on a three power basis as troops battled in Salzburg and Berlin.
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James
King London
Caurehill
Barcony
London Surrey Times
Pilincal
Germany
Reuters
Sao Francisco
Heinrich Himmler
United States
Britain
Russia
Luxembourg
Washington
White House
Hess
Paul Giesler
Munich
Upper Bavaria
Bavaria
Salzburg
Wehrmacht
Walther Funk
Reich
Himmler
Hitler
Berlin
der Fuehrer
Stockholm
Svenska Dapbendet
Kurt Dittmar
Tottering
Burma War Update From Front Lines Near Rangoon
Reported movements show British armor closing in on Rangoon within 62 miles as Japanese efforts to recover heavy equipment intensify. Allied air forces attack coastal rail and road networks, with fires observed along the waterfront and attacks disrupting supply lines in southern Burma.
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Burma
Rangoon
Allied forces press into northern Italy amid German retreat
Fragmentary dispatches report Fifth and Irish Expeditionary Armies extending lines in the Po valley and near the Brenner Pass as French and Allied units threaten the Maritime Alps. Gen Mark W Clark notes simultaneous Allied advances toward Turin and Milan while patriot radio asserts progress linking to the Po and trapping German forces. about 70,000 prisoners claimed as Pontremoli falls inland from Spezia.
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Caminacci
Grezam
Eiuel
Berto Mussolini
Stallet
Brigsobrm
Kialy
Sere Loflre
Bigaadeu
Porthero Italy
Petrests
Liberty
Turin
Milan
Staton
Burto-Arsizio
Luely
Brenner Pass
Ligurian Coast
Fifth Army
Pontremoli
Spezia
Fallen Par
Man
Drive to a Two Front German Trap Near Munich
The United States Third Army closed within 27 miles of Munich while the Seventh Army pressed on from the north and a southern pocket around Indiana sized, crumbled under Allied blows. Elbe junctions and a Berlin split frame the combined Allied advance.
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Elbe
Berlin
Reich
Indiana
Colorado
U. S
Munich
U.S
Third Army
Fragmented World War II Update With Shifting Fronts
A garbled wartime dispatch notes a mix of claims about bombings and a city blast. It mentions Albert Kearelring’s Ubexdysarier and a revolution possibly dispersed by a spokesperson, with Niger-linked confusion. Munich faces pressure as Lt Gen Alexander Mr. Patech's Sevens advance, signaling tense fronts and strategic shifts.
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Albert Kearelring
Pallaca
Mises
Ciy
Gaulewer
Paul Gieder
Jatecen
Sir
Trenemitter
Niger
Comfusien
Munich
Alexander Mr. Patech
Fragmentary press item about maple syrup in the United States
Fragmented text references maple syrup production and trans Atlantic connections. Reads like a garbled note mentioning Quebecs, sample trees, and New York Waingpores with unclear context and several garbled phrases. No clear persons, dates, or events emerge.
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