Mazari to Lead Bible Class Tonight at Lyceum Tent
Mazari announces a Bible class at 8 pm tonight at the Bible Lyceum tent. He speaks on time, representations in daily press, and the role of cartoons like Uncle Sam and John Bull in modern media. Attendees urged to attend the public session.
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Nevons
In World
Mazart
Daly Press
Newspaper World
Sam
John Bull
Pr. al the
Bible Lyceum
Mozart
Roosevelt Progeny to Marry Author in Massachusetts
Mise Pav am Longworth, granddaughter of Theodore Roosevelt, will wed Alexander McCormick Sturm in Magnolia Massachusetts. Mrs Nicholas Longworth, mother of the bride, announced. Miss Longworth, daughter of the late Nicholas Longworth, former Speaker, will marry Sturm son of Mr and Mrs Justin C Sturm of Westport Connecticut and Chicago. Sturm has written and illustrated two books, The Problem Fox and Ambush O Zig Zeg, and graduated from Davenport College in Yale.
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Xe York
Mise Pavam Longworth
Ieiste
Theodore Welt
Magnolia
Mass
Aletander McCormick Sturm
Buryther
Mirs
Nicholas Longworth
Zied
Miss Langworth
Washington and
Pcinnati
House of Representatives
Sturm
Justin C. Sturm
Westport, Conn
Chicago
Davenport College
Yate
War toll and Warsaw siege update from fronts
The Polish government in exile in London reports Warsaw forces still resisting despite ammunition shortages, seizing buildings in the northwest and a German barracks in the Ghetto district. Russian communiques claim a 14 mile clear of the Vistula east bank from the San’s mouth to Tarnobreg.
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Eule
London
Warsaw
Vistule
San
Tarnobreg
W C Barnes Dies From Truck Injuries
W C Barnes dies from injuries after a highway truck crash. Funeral services set at Heute Church with Rev A F dtare gen and Kes Holland Dyken officiating, followed by burial at Beulah Church. Survived by wife, three sons, ten daughters, mother Mrs Martha J Barnes, and multiple relatives. Ward Wilson to handle arrangements.
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Belen Bepiet
Heute
Dothan
Kes Holland Dyken
Hertford
Dt Barnes
Felix
Gene Barnes
Secomb
Misues
Bonnie
Marita Barnes
Slocomb
Martha J. Barnes
Dotan
Ruel Barnes
Robert Barnes
Servamg Overseas
Unree Misters
Veer Dyess
Ossie Haselton
Headland and
Airs Stayley
Seabee writes from South Pacific on war effort and morale
Ray Carswell, a former Eagle employee now a Seabee with a Construction Battalion, reports from a South Pacific camp celebrating Independence Day with limited rations and morale boosting rituals. He praises the CAN DO slogan, notes rapid construction, casualties, and daily progress while urging letters home and continued effort.
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South Pacific
Ray Carswell
Eagle
Elase
Mr. Carswell
Da‘than
Penicillin Speeds Up Gonorrhea Treatments
Washington AP United States Public Health Service reports new penicillin methods can complete gonorrhea treatment in seven and a half hours in hospital or clinic settings. Two schedules exist, one finishing in seven and a half hours and another extending to the following morning.
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Washington
United States Public Health Service
T Hey
Thenorther
Schools Open Here on September 11
City superintendent Bruce Flurry announced that the school year begins September 11 with enrollment expected near last year. A slight drop is anticipated in the high school due to students entering military service or taking jobs over the summer. He urged returning students to resume schooling to complete their education.
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Caluiog
Polo
Supt
Flurry
Dehydrated Foods Program In Houston County Meeting
A training session for Houston County Home Demonstration Club leaders will be held at the courthouse annex office, starting at 1 30 p m. Miss Fran Mallett announced. Auburn nutritionist Miar Marie Amos will present a Dehydrated Foods demonstration, repeated at next month’s club meetings. Attending members include Mrs J F Lamb Barber and many others listed by club.
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Houston County Home Demonstration Club
Courthouse Annex
Fran Mallette
Miar Marie Amos
Auburn
J. F. Lamb
Barber
C. H. Gilmore
Bey Springs
C. Culbreth
Big Creek
Roy Whitaker
Center
Wallace Morris
Columbia R. F
Aubrey Johnson
Cowsrts
W. T. Danford
Crosby
J. W Waller
Dupree
Alton Jeffcoat
Gordon
Mary Culber
Grangerburg
Dixon Culbreth
Harmon
Minne Harper
Harper's Joy
Mance Newton
Hicks Beulah
Gussie Glover
Jellico
A Roney
Kincey
G. W. Robinson
Magnolia
Huey Jenkins
Enon
A. L. Atwell
New Provience
C. €. Chalker
Memphis
C. P. Mixon
Pansey
H. A. Hollis
Pilgrim Reet
Thelma Gray
Plemnant Plains
Levoid Hadden
Rehobeth
C. A. Brinks
Selima
W. A. McCollough
Smy
Wna
Jack Cheshire
Taylor
J.C. Parsons
Union Hill
M. Medims
Webb
16. B. Barnes
Vicksburg
Dothan Pilot Club Sets Tonight Meeting at Houston Hotel
The Dothan Pilot Club will hold its semi monthly meeting at 7 30 p m in the Houston Hotel dining room. Members are urged to be present while several important issues will be discussed during the business session.
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Dothan Pilot Club
Houston
Joint Honor Court Set For Headland
A joint Court of Honor for Abbeville Troop Five and Headland Troop 3 will be held Thursday night at the city auditorium in Headland with Rev. T. P. Chalker advancement chairman for the Henry County District presiding. J. W. Cooke Scout Executive announced today. Hayes Towns of Headland Troop to receive the Eagle Badge after approval by the Camp Rotary Executive Board. Additional advancement awards include Charles Gordon Bill Tom Creel Malcolm Murphy Billy Scott Lindsay Leon Hamm from Troop Five and James Carter Thomas Jerry Haynes Harmon Riley Billy Reynolds and L. T. Crews Jr. from Troop 28 plus merit badges for Malcolm Murphy Billy Scott Lindsay Ike Wallace Emmett Hasty David York Jim Robinson James Simonton Charles Sanders Roy Kinard Carl Haselton Ed Knowles.
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Abbeville
Headland
City Auditorium
T. P. Chalker
Henry County
J. W. Cooke
Hayes Towns
Rotary
Charles Gordon
Bill Tom Creel
Malcolm Murphy
Billy Scott Lindsay
Leon Hamm
Ike Wallace
Emmett Hasty
David York
Jim Robinson
James Simonton
Charles Sanders
James Carter Thomas
Jerry Haynes
Harmon Riley
Billy Reynolds
Billy Whiddon
L. T. Crews
Fred Reynolds
Roy Kinard
Carl Haselton
Ed Knowles
What'll Yoshimichi Do With His Gift
Yoshimichi Hara, 76, president of Japan's Privy Council, died today per Tokyo radio. Emperor Hirohito posthumously raised him to peerage and sent a death gift of wine. Hara had succeeded former premier Kanoye as council president.
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Yoshimichi
New York
Yoshimichi Hara
Privy Council
Tokyo Radio
Hirohito
Hara
Prince Kanoye
Allied air blitz sinks freighter off New Guinea convoy
In a Saturday action, allied bombers hit a small Japanese naval convoy near Ambon west of New Guinea, sinking a 10,000-ton freighter and damaging two others. At Pearl Harbor Lieutenant General Robert Richardson, Army commander in the Central Pacific, was named commanding general of the Pacific Ocean areas new post.
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Ambons
New Guinea
Pearl Harbor
Robert Richardson
Central Pacific
Parthe Ocean Areas
New Post
Allies Overrun Brittany Ports In Red Tide Advance
American and British forces push from Brittany toward Saint Malo and Lorient as they breach outer defenses at Chateauneuf. St Nazaire, Nantes, and Vannes report captures with Brittany cut at two key river mouths. Allied naval blockades and air attacks aim to trap German U boats, while De Gaulle calls Bretons to rise.
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Rem
St Nezzire
Nantes
Lorent
St Malo
Sre
Fiehong
Brittany
Chateauneuf
Abells
Jey
Lorient
Aursy
Vannes
Brest
St. Nazaire
Dinan
St. Brieuc
Normandy
Pans
Domfront
Avranches
Varenne
Mayenne
Laval
Houssay
Chaten-Gontier
Loire
Dinglais
Switzerland
Caen
Furiounly
Mont Pincon
Orne
Vire
Orag
France
Germany
Chateau - Gontier
Faris
Loire River
Pas
Paris
Nancy
St. Malo
Al-giers
Charles de Gaulle
Breton
Bordeaux
Admiralty
Henry D Green Dies Former Governor Retired Lawyer
Henry Duncan Green aged 60, a retired lawyer and former governor, died after a lengthy illness. A native of Troy, Alabama, he practiced law in Manila from 1900 to 1916, later returning to the United States to work in the alien property custodian’s office in the division handling Far Eastern affairs and inland possessions.
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Washington (Ap
Henry Duncan Green
Troy
Ala
Manilla
Alaaha
Fifty Five Arrested in 24 Hour Period
City police booked 55 people in a heavy 24 hour period. Oreo Griffin among those charged with driving while intoxicated after a collision at the South Andrews and Cottececed intersection. None injured. Police report also list 21 public drunkenness, 4 disorderly conduct, 3 assault and battery, 4 drunkenness and disorderly, and other cases. Sheriff force arrested 4 for public drunkenness and three on Dr. Burkett orders.
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Oreo Griffin Negro
Cay Polece
Collunon
South Su Andrews
Gafin
Ted
Lcense
J. E. Draughos
J. T. Burkett
Mrs Dyess Rites To Be Held Today At Union Hill Church
Funeral services for Aman F Dyess 80 who died at her Cottonwood home after a four month illness will be held today at 4 pm at Union Hill Church near Cottonwood with Rev G W Nobles officiating Burial will be in the church cemetery Surviving are her husband M T Dyess two daughters Mrs R J Deese and Mrs J R Adams a son Coy Dyess several nieces and nephews and a grandchild Dyess was born in Barker County moving to their Cottonwood home in 1884 Active pallbearers include H C Jones Irvin Messer D C Marshall Marsellus Cain Clift Wells and Omer Howell Johnson Wilkerson are in charge of arrangements
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Aman
da F. Dyess
Cottonwood
Union Hill Church
G. W. Nobles
Howard Grove Church
T. Dyess
R. Jc. Deese
Clift Wells
Omer Howell
Johnson-Wilkerson
Hun Morale Cracking Says Combat Officer
Fort Benning General Maj. Gen. Fred Walker, former leader of American troops from Salerno to Rome, now Infan try School commandant, says German morale is breaking under war stress. He notes December 1944 German troops were arrogant and troublesome, while captured Germans near Rome show willingness to be removed from the war.
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Fort Benning
Fred ©. Walker
Salerno
Rome
Walker
Italy
209 North Or
Dothan Post Office Receipts Climb in July
Dothan post office receipts rose 19 percent in July from last year with totals of 11837.59 compared to 10422.88 previously. Officials noted steady year to year increases and forecast a sharp rise next month as Christmas parcels are mailed for overseas personnel, with the peak not expected to ease before the Yuletide season ends.
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Dothan
Gen Walker Dies In Normandy During Assault
Brig. Gen. Nelson M. Walker of Pittsfield Massachusetts, assistant commander of a U S infantry division, was killed in Normandy while personally leading an assault on a German machinegun position in a hedgerow. The 55 year old general, named for a posthumous distinguished service cross, died within hours from a thigh artery wound.
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Walker
Normandy
Nelson M. Walker
Pittsfield
Mass
Assembly leaders weigh candidate for post
Reported contenders include Irving M. Ives of Norwich Bernard W. Kearmey of Gloversville a former VFW commander or W Kingstand Macy Suffolk County leader. Sources say little chance Wendell L. Willkie gets the post despite Dewey's Saturday press conference.
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Assembly
Irving M. Ives
Norwich
Bernard W. Kearmey
Gloversville
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
W. Kingstand Macy
Suffolk County
Wendell L. Willkie
Dewey
Willkie
Strikes, Gov’t Action, and Race Tension Amid War Efforts
National and city leaders moved to end strikes affecting war production. U.S. marshals arrested James H McMenamin and three others on anti strike charges under the Smyth-Canaly act. The War Manpower Commission and War Production Board warned industries to hire or risk contract cancellations. Occupational deferments were canceled and induction ordered. Union violence and race clashes surged as workers faced threats, while public concerns over transport and rationing persisted.
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Hayes Asleic
Harpes
Woo
Gal
Ciu
Polo Hayes
Symem Py
Roosevelt
U. S
James H McMenarin
Sinke Committee
WMC
War Production Board
National Selective Service
Robert P. Patterson
Hayes
Army
MacMenamin
WCAU
William D. Dixey
Frank P. Carmney
Frank Thompson
McMenamin
Bondana
PTC
Allied Air Raids Rampage Across Europe and Russia
The article reports heavy Allied air activity from Dunkerque to Castrop-Rauxel and Cologne with Mosquitos targeting Germany and oil plants, while 2,000 American bombers strike Berlin and other industrial centers. Soviet and Russian bases receive American Mustang units after raids near Gdynia.
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Dunkerque
Gutalec
Sieus
Moravia
Tower Austrie
Perth - South
Germany
France
Castrop-Rauxel
Casero
James H. Doslittle
Eighth U. S. Tactical Air Force
Mediterranean
Moscow
England
Rehmel
Gdynia
Unclear Event in Napier Field Opens Tuesday
Fragmentary notice reports an event at Napier Field on Tuesday featuring Flowers and Mrs. tS, with the Department of Press during the Open hese belle Pas. The reel of names and places is incomplete, limiting precise details of individuals and actions.
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Naper
Borat
6- Continued From Pigs 4 to 6 Republicans in Kentucky Missouri
Fragmented OCR notes describe party shifts among Republicans in Kentucky and Missouri. Mentions include southern states, policy change impacts on Military Affairs, Agriculture, Banking, Judiciary, and various named committees and offices, with multiple missing or garbled names and locations.
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Kentucky
Missoui
Paris
Goumg
Missoun
Andrew May
Georgia
Ley
Letginia
Schuyler
Fulmer My Banking and Currey
D.-Ky
Tex
World War Veter Aggislation
Rankin
Whittington
Denghin N. C. Rivers and Harborfield
Appr Cannon
Haseo
D.-Ala
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Bitle
Lycein
Rogbu
Ocene
Fariher
W C. Barnes
of Ath
Pacific
E. Troy
Menry D. Green
Dothan Post Office
New Orleans
Onis
Cpl
Ds&l
Dothan Savings and Loan
Harry P. Hall
American Industrial Bankers Asse
Aepe Mars
Museele
Moorestown, New Jersey
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