Napier Field transfer questions tied to city county assets
City officials debate which equipment and facilities at Napier Field are included in a potential transfer to the City of Dothan and Houston County. War Assets Administration had disposed of air repair gear and barracks, with 50 of 60 barracks slated for removal or repurposing for veterans housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston City
Napier Field
City Commission
Clyde L. Coe
Coe
Ddutyainen
Washington
Air Corps
Napier
War Assets Administration
War Department
Abele
Saxon P. Poyner
Houston County Board of Revenue
Alabama
Basil G. Duuhough
U. S. Army Engineers
Algernon Blair
Montgomery
Federal Public Housing Agency
Fut
Threat Of Peanut Worm Near 1944 Infestation
County Agent C M Ling warns that Mous ton County peanut crops face a danger close to the 1944 infestation when about a third of the crop was lost and $1 500 000 in value. He adds boll weevil risks to cotton and notes heavy rains have delayed poison application while farmers plan to start this week if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouston
C. M. Ling
Houston
Ling
Fertilizer Shortage To Continue In 47
Houston County 4 H Knowles reports that despite bumper corn and wheat, some fertilizer ingredients will be scarce in 1947. A board audit shows reduced activity due to feed seed and fertilizer limits. Nitrogen and potash likely scarce in mixes, acid phosphate abundant for winter cover crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County
H. Knowles
Houston County Farmers Exchange
The
Exchange
Knowles
Inseectors
Ares
Hollie
Dothan
W. A. Womack
Ashford
W. M. Brown
Lente Axirem
Smaller Nations Seek Greater Role In Treaties
Houston farmers organize the Houston County Labor Association to negotiate with the U S Department of Agriculture and arrange outside labor for the 1946 peanut harvest. The board includes Glenn Lawrence, C C McEachen, Malcolm Hollis, John Mendon, Barnett Crowley, and R P Williams. A second meeting is set for Wednesday at 2 pm at the courthouse to report on the Enterprise gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County Labor Association
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Enterprise
Hahaman Negro Laborera
Labor Association
Houston County
Court
Glenn Lawrence
Ashford
C. C. McEachen
Cowards
Malcolm Hollis
Dothan
John Mendon
Columbia
Barnett Crowley
R. P. Willams
Lawrence
Houston
C. M. Ling
Department of Agriculture
Area Unemployment Shows Slight Drop During Past Month
Unemployment in Houston and Henry Counties declined slightly in July, with 1,103 job seekers on July 31 versus 1,182 on June 30. Fewer than 100 jobs were offered, 424 found employment in July compared with 438 in June, and about 700 of the job seekers are veterans learning new skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Henry
Hanor
U. S. Employment Service
A. L. Hy Kirk
Maningen
Kirk
Tere
Rick
Hele
New Law Liberalizes Veterans Insurance Provisions
A recent Congressional act liberalizes World War II era insurance for veterans. The Natural Service Life Insurance Act amendments broaden benefits, offering up to 10000 dollars to all veterans, new death jump payments, and total disability payments up to 1 per month. The changes replace prior NSE policies with more accessible coverage and clarify beneficiary restrictions, with policy types continuing as permanent or term life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Service Life Insurance
Dowhan Office
Veterans Administration
Yeterday
N.S
Simpson Statement Awaited To Decide On Senate Run-Off
Rep John J Sparkman said he was awaiting the final official tally after unofficial returns showed him just short of a majority in a runoff race The campaign canvass indicated Sparkman carried majorities in many counties while opponent Frank Boykin led in others Amid questions over timing the official canvass was expected next Thursday Sparkman noted Madison County gave him a solid majority and Jefferson County showed strong support for Simpson Turn To No 20 Page 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynne Brannen Montgomery
Ala
John J. Sparkman
Tual
Albania
Vo Gmail
Kia
Muntaville
Mke
Sparkman
Ben Jamen
A. Lipson
Birmingham
Hy Mury
Nilenge
Sin Aon
Hale
Winston
Frank Boykin
Mehale
Ballating
Madison
Simpson Jefferson
Spakman
Madson
Congress Heads Homeward Amid Recall Fears
Congress closes for a recess as members head home, many hoping not to be recalled for a special session. Some voices press for a broader review or inquiry, while leaders warn against further adjournment. The session’s end leaves unresolved questions about potential back‑to‑back votes and policy actions.
Protestants Seek Catholic Accord On World Issues
Protestant leaders urge joint action with Roman Catholics on global problems. They advocate none contented with partial talks and press for high level agreement between the World Council of Churches and the Vatican. Dr Walter W Van Ke of New York summaries views from Protestant delegates on peace and cooperative strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
William
London
Council of Churches
Vatican
Cousens
Onpiene Cement
Meyer
Walter W. van Ke
New York
Sparks Urges Park Development Near Houston County
Gov Channety Sparks pushes development of the Chatahegcire Sale Park in southeastern Houston County for recreation. He visited Aubford for State Farm Market dedication, stayed with friends in Ashford, fished dawn to dusk, and expressed strong support for turning the park into a recreational area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channety Sparks
Chatahegcire Sale Park
Houston County
Aubford
Lnte Ashford
Boake
Montgomery
Houston To Seek Own Cow Coliseum
A fragmentary report notes Houston pursuing a dedicated cow coliseum project linked to regional agricultural and commerce efforts. Officials from local chambers, clubs, and city leadership discuss plans and potential events to showcase livestock, with state coordination referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Arnall Orders Cook To Defend Georgia's Unit Vote System
Governor Arnall, opposed to Eugene Talmadge, directs Attorney General Lagette Cook to defend Georgia's unit voting system in a disputed primary aftermath. The case centers on legality of the state primary and a challenge to constitutional amendments. Local officials debate procedures and potential court actions as the state weighs how to uphold the electoral framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnall
Cook
Georgia
Rolann Norson
Stell
Atlanta
Die Litterty
Eugene Talmudie
Reese
Lagete Cook
Ayalen
Brilay
Maxin Aled
Déstriet
Mawes
Ventlyn
Curie
Grand Jury Set For August 26
A local legal notice announces a new grand jury session scheduled for August 26. Details are limited in the fragmentary text but identify the date and ongoing judicial proceedings.
Seven Shape Notes At Singing School In Dothan
The Wiregrass hosts a singing school drawing about 300 ambitious singers. Students practice sight singing and vocal drills at City Hall, eager to improve through study and hard work. A page 5 note mentions the event and its focus on musical accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanket City Hall
Joe Conele
Wiregrass
Dothan
Clbytt
Amber
Wien
Truman Sees Revenue Boom Aiming to Cut Deficit
In Athens Tennessee AP report outlines expected revenue surge for the Truman administration. Vigilantes set up barrier lines to repel ex deputies as tension rises over courthouse security. A brief election day clash wounded a man named Brown D. Sliiner. Police actions and veterans group dissension marked the incident as the highway patrol moved to contain the scene.
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Tennessee
Athens
Tenn
Soirigney
Ciih Prdimdie Joronilit
Evelier
Athens, Tenn
Amugly
Tothick
Velermos
Aman
Brown D. Sliiner
Velerman
Etowah Hospital
Old Kennedy
Veterans’ Glow
Wat Shearer
Kennedy Anld Shearer
President Pinning Hopes On Business Prosperity and Jobs
President Drumay forecast that higher tax receipts from boosted business prosperity and high employment would trim the deficit in the current year. He ordered federal agencies to tighten spending, aiming to avoid a larger deficit and to fund veterans and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Molone
Washington Cap
Drumay
Eament
Cone Kress
Manyuren
WTS
Touniria
Dotenne
Racelpte
Pyaaing Nem
Fe Wa
Navy Orpayimea
Maritimes Commission
Jewel
Tata
Unclear Election Scandal Report From Fifth District
Fragmented account describes remarks by White Mouse spokesmen and Presidential aides regarding the Fifth District race and candidate Shartranslator. References to Mr Antett and Avtell suggest political maneuvering with mentions of a nearby Fourth District contest and preconceptions about turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B
Vaccaro Independence
Mme
API
Miscouet
Enon A. Axtell
Wienidential
Males G. Tox
Critian
Half Mile Paying Project Approved
Monxton County Board of Heseine approves a half mile paving project on Sinn Road near Hodgesville. Estimated cost about £290,000 under a standard county plan with state aid. work to begin once a contract is awarded and a county engineer approves the road layout. The board also accepts plans from Arn Met Products Co for drainage on Hodgesville and Columbia Cedar Creek roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monxton County Board of
Heseine
Ostal
Mil Toe Tare
Pryner
Seythes
Hodgesville
Slite, Lurienal
Board of Revenue
Theyhid
Arn Met Products
Coluumbia
Cedar Creek
Early Start Seen On Textile Plant Renovation
Clyde Severn of the Dothan Chamber reports an Indian River Textile Co remodeling plan for the Howell school building on Cherry Street. The $105,000 project aims to house about 400 workers making men’s underwear and pajamas. local bids will be sought, with work beginning after approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell School
Cherry Street
Dothan
Indian River Textile Co
Clyde Severn
Duthan Chamber of Commerce
Textile
Birmingham
Lovern
R. Z. Holmen
Ikitie
Henry Wexler
Omrk
Norton Flamberg
Granps Corporation
National Textile Company
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U. S
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Veterans
Congress
Saen
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Tyne
MG Avanlaths
Aden
Spebker Rayburn
Sparks
Wotton Oil Pewe Bay
Porn Chamber of Commerce
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Trecctry Marine
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Wikciata
Trem Howe
P Mulfaintier
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Arsenal
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Slaughter
Ko Wallace
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