Red Tide Kills Gulf Fish Shrinks Florida Beach Tourism
Clearwater and Pinellas County endure a red tide crisis as a tiny dinoflagellate devastates fish stocks along 9 to 10 miles of Gulf coast beaches. Beachgoers abandon resorts while crews bury masses of dead fish, nets and dirt dikes line the shore, and markets report scarce local catch amid rising losses to fishermen and businesses.
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Florida Gulf
Clearwater
Fla
Florida Gulf Coast
Pinellas County
W. A. MccMullen, Jr
Pass A . Grille
Pinellas Peninsula
Clearwater Beach
Gulf Coast
Gulf
Restaurans
Chil Teh Trys
Coast Guard
World corn outlook cited in prewar era report
The report notes meat supplies averaging 126 pounds, with Eastern and Southern livestock farmers most affected by a short corn crop reliant on Midwestern grain. August forecasts suggest aggregate production 2 percent above 1946 and 2 percent below last year’s record, though bad weather could cut output. Wheat crops show large harvests with all wheat at 1.428 billion bushels, and a slight fall in spring wheat. Officials advise more feeding of wheat to offset corn shortages.
King H Richards Dies Here At Age 68
King H Richards of Arlington Avenue former contractor and carpenter dies at 68 in a Dothan hospital after a short illness. Funeral at Ward Wilson chapel Wednesday at 10 am with Rev A D Zine den officiating. Interment in City Cemetery. Survived by widow two daughters two sons a sister a brother and three grandchildren. Active pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers named from local doctors and officials.
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King HW. Richwwwls
Tel Arlington Avenue
Dothan
Dothan Hospital
Richards
Ward-Wilson Chapel
A. D. Zineden
City
Ward Wilson
Eddie Perry
Myrtle R. Worth
Detroit
John K. Hichards
J. T. Richards
Winter Haven
Pla
Martha Atkins
Williams Richards
Morriston
Fla
Cliff McGowan
Aubrey Jackson
D. Monard
Bill Clark
Warren Horn
Johnnie Mack Karkland
Aubrey Simpler
Pail Wilma
H. B. Burdeshaw
Ki. F. Moody
J. A. Keyton
Jimmie Jones
T. G. Hagler
Vandy Forrester
Will Pilcher
Ferdinand's Aide Vera Herbst Linked to Jewel Theft Plot
The article alleges Vera Herbst, Ferdinand's mistress, helped retrieve nine jewels from Hermane’s home in Frankfurt and fled with other gems. Vera reportedly admitted trips to Frankfurt, aiding in a scheme to steal from royal jewels, with various accomplices and arrests noted as investigations continued.
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Ferdinand
Vera Herbst
Hermane
Frankfurt
Brankfurt
Vera
Hemmfay
Carlan
Ashe
Rosa
Maes
Vere
Othe
New York Cotton Futures Close Down Five Cents
Cotton futures in New York closed five cents lower than the previous session with prices listing near the end of trading. Market participants cited modest demand and cautious trading as factors weighing on prices.
Turmoil in State House as Examiner Move Sparks Clash
Fragmented OCR notes describe Governor's push to oust the chief examiner of police, House and Senate actions, and a tense debate over a tax rebate plan. Key figures Bruce Henderson Speaker Bodley Laetitia and Byway are mentioned amid a stalled agenda, with finance committee delays and potential votes on tractor measure and accounts oversight.
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Senate
Cote Caasta Bas
Ceareydiyet Seu
House
Bruce Henderson
Batuce
Laetitia
Shelley M. Bostick Commission Case Sparks Debate
A garbled report mentions Shelley M. Bostick and a commission tied to a Newville area veterans group. It references European events and a Senate debate, noting dates and actions by governors and legislative chambers, but the fragmentary text omits clear names, places, and outcomes.
Livestock Market Report From Montgomery Yard
Market receipts show cattle and calves with mixed demand. Prices trend lower for common and medium classes as buyers balance slaughter readiness and feeder demand. vealers and certain calves fetch varied bids amid a broad range of weights.
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Montgomery Market
Montgomeery
ATRL
Cittle
Opusiig
Ubeven
InGstey
Vita Maries
Tousiwaiin Wergthy
Ciitters
Serad
Mirstly
Ty Cannon
Budts
Abedin Ntuche
Conan den
Prades
Aid Hess
Atise
Jon Moana
Buchenwald Camp Workers Convicted By Military Court
Three defendants in the Buchenwald concentration camp war crimes trial were convicted by a U S military court in DACHAU Germany. Sentences will be pronounced Thursday. The case included Nie Koch a pregnant widow of the former camp commandant who testified about lampshades made from inmate skin. The court heard charges of brutality and violation of laws of war, with deaths at Buchenwald estimated between 150 000 and 200 000. The verdict followed pleas for clemency from prisoners and other defendants.
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Dachau
Germany
Buchenwald
U. S
Nie Koch
Buchenwiald
Emil C. Kell
Sus Dateer Biblenbegen
Hughes
Roosevelt
Col. Ellott Roosevelt
Meyer
Hollywood
Washington
Penny J. Raiser
Elliott Roosevelt
Brewster
Kurhes
Gipfine Gaeryger
Ivo Mi
Pathe
Wale
Los Pranaworth Airhue Watt
Atoeniin
Ino
Tug Vaedted Hospersat
Dane Toenatl
Cally
Accusiations
Sredr
Dibhott
di i Hoosevelt
Ster
Chatman
Antitrust probes loom amid inflation fears and price controls
The article details ongoing plans in Congress to study living costs and price increases, with committees led by Senator Att and Representative Tied to investigate wage and price dynamics. CIO leaders call for hearings to curb inflation, while officials debate restoring price controls and voluntary holds on key commodities.
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Jum
Senate House
Att R-Ohsa
Caratualttee
Piender Rove
Bender
Cr-Utahd
Far West
CIO
Evil Riewe
Ie Clair Mau
Rieve
Jevels
Getton
Presateng Tiuthaen
Congress of
Tudaisteiat Bator
PS Tine
Tioweves
Fe Thang
Cher
Hoeve
Hesston
Comes
Congress
Neo
CPA
No Home For People Who Could Not See The Way
Fragmented, satirical lines warn against self harm and self improvement mania. The text mocks overzealous routine and urges rest, deriding constant effort as futile. It references balance, letters, movies, and a gardener, mixing casual anecdotes with caveats about shouting at children.
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Sttuset
Am Technicelor Cita
Ian Tin
Dairying Specialist Employed In Jackson
Jackson County commissioners in a special session voted to hire a dairy ing specialist at 5000 dollars yearly from county funds tied to Florida race track funds. The hire follows a chamber of commerce and committee push, with the goal of advancing a three year industrial plan and dairying as urgent for year one, starting around October 1. The session also considered building a new county jail.
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Marianna
Jackson County Board of Commissioners
Florida
Loc Grandera
Chamber of Commierce
Chamber
F. T. McKinnon
R. A. Wills
Greenwood
Walter B. Anderson
C. C. Brown
F.C. Daffin
C. C. Harrison
FY. C. Jordan
John E. Lambe
Harvey King Elected To Farm Bureau Director
Harvey King of Newton Roots was elected as a director representing Beat One at a Houston County Farm Bureau meeting at Vicksburg School. President H Y Knowles announced more county meetings to elect additional bureau directors this week.
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Harvey King
Newton Roots
Houston County Farm Bureau
Beat One
Vicksburg
H. Y. Knowles
Elba Produces First Cotton Bale Of The Year
The first cotton bale ginned in Elba this year weighed 468 pounds and was grown by J L Smith and J H Clark. Elba Gin and Warehouse Company bought the bale at 55 cents per pound for a total of 246 dollars and any notes indicate 53 cents per pound in payment details.
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Elba
J.L. Smith
J. H. Clark
Elba Gin and Warehouse Company
City to buy baaldusys. CAP to add hangar facilities
Vaughn says the WAA will have the city sign an agreement to buy the baaldusys with the stipulation that if CAP decrees more hangar facilities are needed, the city will provide them. Doug Bailey reports to commissioners he cannot craft a plan to cut bus parking at Fos ter and Main streets.
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Vaughn
WAA
Doug Bailey
Dothan
Mt the
Foster
Main Streets
Bailey
Wade
Ayres
Batley
Tava
Scouts Approve Advancements at Roundtable
Two Scouts Tony Sturg, Patrick Jone, and three others appeared before the Review last night and were approved for advancement and class ratings. Serving on the board were Sam Hagler, Horace Burch, and Fos. A scouters roundtable convened in the Hall with Benton Foy presiding. Plans set for monthly roundtable meetings at 7 and for the annual council Seonte table on October 14 at 4. Attendees included Foy, Hagler, Carl Waller, Kennedy, Lane, Crosby, Burch, and Fran Gaines.
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Tony Sturg
Patrick Jone
Sam Stephe Hagler
Horace Burch
Hall
Bear View
Houston
Benton Foy
Oza
Ozark Community House
Wn Missioner
Balkans tensions and peace proposal debated in council
The record notes a formal threat to peace and a stage for stronger council action as trouble persists. A spokesperson said the AMC proposal would be withdrawn if the majority supports a compromise calling all four Balkan governments to halt provocations. Johnson spoke after oil's severation and reported failure to secure an acceptable settlement with the United States over the weekend.
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Balkans
Johnson
Sube
Finula
United States
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