Youths Charged With Murder In Sanford Berer Case
AP report states two youths and two veterans face murder charges in a Sanford Berer killing. Police say the youths admitted to striking Berber with a pistol and hiding his body in the trunk of a car and dumper in a remote area. The case followed a collision death of Tom Coker in Canton, as police noted. Copper supply data indicate U.S. stock around 1.6 million tons, well below 1943 levels.
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Ywronee
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Peat
Clanton
Cap
Canton
Tom Coker
God & Trick
Sie Foshee
Alabama Poly to Host Conference of College Heads
Alabama Poly will host a conference of college heads with leaders from several states and major education organizations. The event occurs Sept overseen by university and education officials including Dr A K R Mann and Dr Frank Graham, featuring speakers on postwar projects and higher education planning.
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Conference of College Heads
Auburn
Ala
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Ain
Aleparea Polyteenic Lortcare
Apwidd
A KR Mann
Generi Educmunn Boara
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Fraser J. Brown
American Council On Education
Fred J. Kelly
U. S
Wham
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Alabarga
Gay Cristoces
Army Holds Track And Field Meet In Heart Of Nazidom
Whitney Martin reports on the ETO Olympics finals held in MUERBERG Germany where 10,000 GIs watched Patton's Third Army win with 188 points, Communication Zone 152, and Sixteenth Corps 81 amid rain heavy clay, swastikas, and Nazi guards while soldiers found a touch of home in the event.
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Europe
Muerberg
Germany
Ann Arbor
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Patton
Army
Hitlers
Average consumer ate five pounds less hotter in 1944
In a 1944 report the average consumer’s consumption is shown as five pounds lower than in 1945-29, reflecting a decrease in intake. The text contrasts the two periods to illustrate changing consumption patterns.
Sports Worlds Ups And Downs Recalled
Sports World recalls wartime ups and downs as restrictions eased and sports leaders prepared to celebrate a return to normalcy. The piece notes Roosevelt's letter urging game continuation for war workers, conference talks on travel and manpower, and policy shifts from Byrnes and Vinson. It reflects on prior bans, shifts in exhibitions, and the broader wartime economy context.
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Washington
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Roosevel
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Ford Frick
Will Harsidge
Navy
Forrestal
Chester W. Nimitz
A. B
Happy Chandler
Pacific
James F. Byrnes
Fred M. Vinson
Successo
Byrnes
Germany
War Department
Price
D-Iy
Colbert Rites Held Saturday at Bluff Springs Church
Funeral services for Clem B Colbert a former Ashtura Tender who died in Jacksonville Florida were held Saturday at Bluff Springs Church with Rev A Etheridge officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Surviving are Walter Colbert of Appalastatile and Fiatao.
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Jacksonville
Bluff Springs
Etheridge
Felliess
Christmas of
Aiford
Walter Colbert
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