Miller Rites Held At Enterprise Community
Funeral services for Ralph Miller were held at Enterprise with a pastor and Rev. Boyd Juste officiating. Miller died Monday at 745 pm after a short illness. survivors include wife and Clyde Miller of Ep terse. Pallbearers from Enterprise High School were Boyd and Company.
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Talph Miller
Enterprise
Enterprise — Fuoersl
Kop Miich
Muead
Justice Tereuved
Paulo Weed
Firat Babueren
Wedneers
Hein
Poretti
Wel
Clyde
Naiy Uu
Eiterprise High
Boyd and Company
Obituary for Joseph Hasty Burch in Hartford area
Joseph Hasty Burch, aged ninety, died Sunday. Survived by his wife and several relatives including Mrs. Glenn Jerrity Hartford route 2, Mrs. Alen Dorvity Hartford route 2, Wilburn Burch Hartford route 2, A J Burch of Winter Park Florida, Angus Burch Blackall, and Cora Spooner Columbus Georgia. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock at Pond Town church with Rev. Thomas and Rev. J M ScLeod Jr. officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
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Hartford
Joseph Hasty Burch
Fis Hume
Glenn Jerrity
Alen Dorvity
Wilburn Burch
A. J. Burch
Winter Park
Fla
Angus Burdh
Black
Als
Dre
Cora Spooner
Columbus
Bt Pond Town Church
Res. & G Thomas
J. M ScLeod, Jr
Burixf
Hol
Stokes Scholarship Offers Hurt Fund at Hurt School
W C Stokes announces the Hurt Scholarship from the Hurt School, inviting applicants through Clieve Sturrs Scholarship Committee. The fund supports the Hurt School for complete information and outlines eligibility, dates, and submission details. Interested applicants should request application materials and submit by the stated deadline.
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Uwe
Atone Kasai
Mrs Lucille Spann To Be Buried Today
Hartford mourns as Mrs Lucille Spann forty of Samson dies after a short illness. She is survived by husband Deck Spann Washington DC two sons Jack and Joe Spann of Samson two daughters Pegy and Martha Spann parents G C Bailey four brothers and four sisters. Funeral at 3 30 p m Assembly of God church with Rev Howard Trawick officiating Holman Funeral Home in charge.
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Hartford
Lucille Spann
Samson
Deck Spann
Washington
S. C
Ilnesos
Jack
Joe Spann
Misses Pegey
Martha Spann
Sansun
G. C. Bailey
J. Db 'Bailey
Montgomery
Ala
G. W. Bailey
Tampa
Fla
Paul Bailey
Navy
George Lester Bailey
Army
E. J. Clark
Geneva
H. W. Carroll
Avants
RB. B. Smith
Panama City
H. E. Walden
J. A. Karala
Pensacola
Assembly of God Church
Howard Trawick
Holman Funeral Home
Mrs Lula Flowers Funeral Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Tul Flowers thirty five who died suddenly at her home in Roden last Saturday afternoon were held Sunday afternoon at Friendship Church near Bainbridge Ga with Hey Bennie Grizzelt officiating and Headland Mortuary in charge She is survived by her husband Gilford Flowers three daughters Misses Huby Ruth and Louise Flowers her father The Belcher of Troy route four five brothers Victory Alunzy and Almen Belcher all of Tennille and Clarence and N Belcher of Troy route four and endow sister Mrs J W Mall of Teonile
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Tul. Flowers
Roden
Friendship Church
Bainbridge
Clarance
N. Belcher
Troy
J. W. Mall
Teonile
Number 17 Continued From Page One
A notice describes continuing discussions about critical conditions and discusses applications for a second grant. The Chamber of Commerce plans to make these applications available by Wednesday with assistance to explain the process. An orange contains about 87 percent water.
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Turcuatricton
Chamber of Commerce
DAV Urges Simpler Veterans Laws for All
John W Davis, Wept Commander of the Disabled American Veterans, calls for complete simplification and systemization of veteran laws. He argues laws must be accessible to every veteran, with plain language to prevent misinterpretation and ensure rights are not denied by staff who misread the statutes. DAV service officers assist discharged veterans in interpreting laws and filing claims.
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John W Davis
DAV
Evry
Davys
Heroine Of War Between States Dies
SELMA Alabama AP Mrs Josephie Noble Smith a heroine of the War Between the States died at 96 Born near Rome Georgia in 1848 she moved to the city as a child Her father James W Noble and his brothers were early iron industry developers Samuel Noble helped found Anniston Alabama When she was 14 she faced charges for carrying information near her home and was released after her father pledged responsibility She used the voluminous letters of the 1880s Lueynceal letters
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Selma
Ala
Josephie Noble Smith
Rome
Wit Cily Ats
James W. Noble
Samuel
Jub
Samuel Nobie
We Cay
Anniston
Als
Two Killed When Trainer Crashes
In Newburgh New York a Stewart Field flying instructor and a West Point cadet were killed when an AT- plane crashed near Beaver Dam Farm. Lt. William F. Hall of Sheffield Alabama died from injuries. The cadet’s identity remained withheld pending next of kin notice. Col James J Webster said the fate followed a training flight. The dead pilot held the Air Medal with multiple clusters. his widow resided in Newburgh.
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Newburgh
Stewart Field
West Poll
L.T. William F. Hall
Sheffield
Ala
Beaver Dam Farm
James J. Webster
Frum Page Untold News From Kansas City and More
Fragmented clipping reports a three year wait for a home telephone, a fatal collision in Scottsboro, a Montgomery fire destroying a store, and stray odds and ends including a peculiar note on Chinese health methods and a New Orleans cotton market update. References to various locales and events appear amid garbled text and miscellaneous facts.
Army units reach U S from Europe in early arrival report
The Associated Press summarizes units arriving in the United States from Europe aboard ships at New York Boston and Charleston. Included are armored divisions infantry battalions tank units field artillery detachments engineer and quartermaster detachments and medical units with several reorganizations and arrivals aboard ships Edward Bellamy Lincoln Sieffersebbe and Pierre Leatant. Additional officers and enlisted personnel accompany the contingent for training and assignment.
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Associated Press
Aris Weis
United States
Europe
New York
Bart Druteau
Fiendqua eChat
I Intelligece Corps
Fhoto
Intelligence Corps
Sea Pikes
Tem
Tanlad
Spa
SgGra
OBL
aWih
Iitniry
U. S
Edward Bellamy
Boston
Marine Rabint Infantry Ressganine
Sig
Medical Bai
Helen
Pierre Leatant
Persarist
Charleston
S.C
Tincoln
Sieffersebbe
aArchery Battalon
Una
Saya
Jabo
Joho
Edger
Assihad 99Nd Air Service
Walkout Ties Up Major Industrial Plants
Workers walked out at several facilities including Wright Aeronautics and 209 De swoit lumber yards, with about 4,200 employees affected and 20 000 idle. Disputes over grievances led to layoffs of 74 alumina foundry workers and production shutdowns across the plants.
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Fradae
Cutis
Conti
Deswoit Lumber
Mills B. Lane, Noted Banker, Succumbs
AH Ga AP reports Mills Pioneer southern banker and WWI veteran died at his home. He led major Georgia financial firms and served as director or officer at Savannah Sugar Refining Corp Ocean Steamship Co Seaboard Air Rails Atlanta Rail and Pebble Manufacturing. His career shaped the South’s banking and transportation sectors.
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AH Ga
Mills
War Finance Yard
Serosa Jung Ilhese
Ad Financial Struc
Ie South
Nis
South Georgia
Lane Wad
Nud
Savannah Sugar Refining Corp
Ocean Steamship Co
Ctor
Savannah
Ailanta Ra
Seaboard Air Railway
Pebb Manufacturing Company
Huntsville Man Named In Slaying
Ernest Mathias of Huntsville was charged with murder in the shooting of J C Bounds, roadside cafe proprietor. The warrant sworn by R R Reynolds, Bounds' employee. Mathias surrendered, offered no statement. coroner's inquest postponed pending new information.
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Huntsville
Ala
Ernest Mathias
J. ¢. Bounds
R. R. Reynolds
Bounds
Mathias
Hidden wartime project described behind concrete wells
The article details a secret wartime facility connected to early atomic efforts. It describes a 400000sized guarded manufacturing complex 30 miles away, divided into subareas with nested zones where vast materials move through automated processes unseen by workers, governed by a chain of dials and indicators.
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Truman
Malta
Typhoon Aid Fails to Save Japanese Lumber Unit
A weakened lumber unit at Takanabe faced destruction as a typhoon swept across Kyushu. Allied air reconnaissance reported sinking cargo ships south of Hon Wu and near Shanting. China reports a bombing of a light vessel amid the mounting naval actions.
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Page One
Kyushu
Takanabe
Civilians Urged To Stay Home For Troop Travel Needs
The Fourth Service Command at Atlanta urged civilians to minimize travel to free space for troops moving by rail and bus. Col. H. G. Williams said 76 day coaches or 1,170 Pullman cars are needed monthly for five reception stations. Each returning soldier makes about five trips plus occasional home-relations visits, with routine Army travel kept to a minimum.
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Fourth Service Command
Atlanta
H. G. Williams
Europe
Pacific
Col. Wiliams
Col. Williams
Civi
Quiet Week End Report by City and County Police
Officers report a quiet week end with about 40 people taken into custody in 48 hours. City police booked 36 defenders: 14 public drunkenness, seven disorderly conduct, five loitering, three parabling, two assault and battery, and single counts of assault and battery, public drunkenness, reckless driving, carrying a pistol without a permit, and disorderly conduct. Sheriff’s force arrested 17, including 14 for public drunkenness and three for liquor law violations. Also notes misrials and distant military actions in Asiatic waters and airfield strikes in Borneo and the Celebes.
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Adnt
Sheriffs
iUbree
Golf greats Nelson and Jones duel in retired eras
The article recalls Byron Nelson winning the 10,000 Canadian Open in Toronto and the PGA Championship while Bobby Jones dominated 13 national titles plus a Grand Slam in 1930. C B Keeler notes no fair comparison exists between them, as Nelson used steel shafts and Jones used hickory, making mechanics too different to judge who was better.
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Fritz Howell
Cleveland
Toledo
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Bobby
Dayton
Nilson
C. B. Keeler
Te Avante
Obee
One
Sis
Jones
England
Torrid
Toledoan
Keeler
Torque and clubs split the old and new golf debate
The piece muses on steel-shafted versus wood-shafted clubs and their effect on swing power and accuracy. It contrasts Nelson and Jones as outstanding players, noting Nelson’s lower scoring average with modern clubs and Jones’ traditional game with hickory. It suggests a hypothetical best golfer remains unknowable.
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Janes
Ib Nike
Nilson
Gerry
Jones
Nelson
Edern Coens
Cotton losses from Ball weevils noted in US
The report states that about 0.6 million dollars in cotton are lost annually in the United States due to Ball weevils while noting that actors in Japan’s theater scene are regarded as outcasts.
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United States
Japan
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Joseph H. Burch
Ighic
Dothan Savings and Loan CO
W. Troy
N. Foster
W. C. Stokes
Hurt
Ihe
Ute Stener Company
Mudgearess
Lula Flowers
Meadland
C. E. Blakey
Dothan
Tiepett Bids
Chester
S. Lena St
Sinclair Service
B. Davis Sepair Refining Co., Agt
Nowell
Marvette Nowell
Sat
Ent
Kansas City
Paul Fleming
Itheir
Sud
Lesot
Braun
Brandt Oradiv
Cerasil
Furmer
Alabam Pigeniaceuti
Assucaian
Montgomery Tap
Origan
A. and P. Tea Company
Permarket
Oak Park Kbeauty
Highland Avenue
Ocean
Macey Natares
New Orleans
U.S
Mills B. Lane
Weather
Shanghai
Voun
Trik
MacArthur
Asiatic
Fooohoy
China
Borneo
The
Celebes
BAY Line
Cottondale
Jacksonville
Miami
Mack’s
N. Oates
Swat
Louis L. Goldblatt
Lorie
Seone
Heep
WAGF
DE Efppee Bottling Company
Dgttian
Alabama
Ile
Clark & Danzey Tire CO
Montgomery Highway
Epert
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