Mrs Ziglar Funeral Set For Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Ziglar, a former Dothan resident who moved to Tampa years ago, will be held Wednesday at Wilkerson Chapel with Reverend D Zbingen officiating. Burial will follow in Church Cemetery. Surviving are her husband Ziglar of Tampa, two sons Fred Ziglar and Paul Edwards Ziglar, a Navy service member, her mother Mary Carr of Tampa, sisters and brothers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Iglar
Dothan
Tempe
Fla
Jonsor de Wilkerson
D. Zbingen
Tampa Baptist Church
PR Zeplar
Tampa
Waree
Fred Qgiar
Europe
Paul Edwards Zigar
U.S Navy
Ion Zigler
Mee
Mary Carr
Ian
Kerin Poundher
Gladys Lopez
J. D. Carr
Gean Carr
Avianta
Oscar Gissendener Rites Held Sunday
Funeral services for Oscar Gissendener of Abbeville, who died in a Dothen hospital Saturday, were held Sunday at Judison Church with Rev. W. T. James officiating. Surviving are his wife Laura, a daughter Mrs. William Nelson, three grandchildren, and four brothers Hamp Dork Wyatt and Sammy, all of the Wesley community.
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Oscar Gissendener
Abbeville
Dothen
Judison Church
W. T. James
Eufaula
Kennedy
Laura J. Gissecdener
William Nelson
Gramichildren
Abbe Wills
Hamp
Dork
Wyatt
Sammy
Wesley
Ralph Wright Dies In Hospital Here
Ralph Wright sixty nine died in a Dothan hospital early this morning after a short illness. Funeral services will be held in Toledo Ohio with Johnson and Wilkerson in charge of arrangements. A native of Ohio he moved to Dothan in 1941 from Albany Georgia. Surviving are his wife Mrs Sara Wright Dothan and an uncle Frank Fashbough Monroe Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wright
North Oates Street
Dothan
Toledo
Ohio
Johnson & Wilkerson
T Dothan
Albany
Sara Wright
Frank Fashbough
Monroe
Mich
Six Registrants Report for Induction at Ft Benning
Six registrants from Houston County selective board one reported to Ft Benning Ga for pre induction physical examinations board officials said today. Names listed include Samuel Lee Hamilton Glennie Wiggins Espy Donald Lester Lee Exu view Morris and McGuire Tyrone Boykins. American consumers spent 21, most seven billion dollars more for goods and services in 1944 than in 1943.
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Houston County Selective Board
Ft. Bening
Samuel Lee Hamilton
Glennie Wiggins
Espy Donald
Lester Lee
Exuview Morris
McGuire Tyrone Boykins
C C Pipkin Dies At Home In Webb
Funeral services for C C Pipkin long time resident of Webb are set at Mt Anant Church with Rev Dreugin officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery. Pipkin moved to Nowetas County 32 years ago and was active in farming and community life. He leaves wife Berbaur County, a son Behum Pipkin, and others. Pallbearers include Willie Smith Lawrence Burdesnaw Hone Tem pie Mandy Mad Dave Brunham Hubert Meaty.
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Pupben
Fiasta
Wenbenti
Thik Burtngater
Bort Liness
Soyo Temenwe
Mt Anant
Dreugin
Bure
Jokuson & Wilkerson
Anitne
Berbaur
Nowetas
Wes
Mewan
Mt Drart Uricven Sunaeng
Lee Roverts
Behum Pipkin
Willie Smith
Lawrence Burdesnaw
Hone Tempie
Mandy Mad
Dave Brunham
Hubert Meaty
Health Department Monthly Report Highlights Diseases
Communicable diseases reported to the Houston County Health Department last month include diphtheria 10 cases gonorrhea 25 hookworm 30 malaria two syphilis 163 tuberculosis two typhus four undulant fever one cancer three. For the first six months totals from county reports list diphtheria 24 gonorrhea HB hookworm 367 influenza eight malaria 32 measles one mumps three pneumonia nine syphilis 241 tuberculosis WW typhoid two typhus 50 undulant six whooping cough four and cancer eight.
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Houston County Health Department
Wight
Six Elected To Order Of Arrow At Camp Open Post
Scout Executive J. W. Cooke announced six leaders and scouts from Andalusia Troop elected to the Order of the Arrow during a week of troop camping at Camp Open Post. Elected were Scoutmasters Billy Turner and Charles Bradley and Scouts Hayward Teel Allen Jones Tae Breckgantt and Murray Finley.
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Order of the Arrow
National Camping Brotherhood
J. W. Cooke
Camp Open Post
Billy Turner
Charles Bradley
Andalusia Tropa
Hayward Teel
Allen Jones
Tae Breckgantt
Murray Finley
Montgomery Bus Drivers Plan V J Day Holiday
Montgomery city bus drivers announced a holiday plan on V J Day pending Japan's surrender. Manager Jo Bagley said drivers would suspend operations after official word arrives, with one roundtrip completed before quitting for the day. Local 765 president C O Martin corroborated the stance, and a wage/strike talk followed with the union.
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Montgomery
Ala
APY
Europe
Japan
Jo Bagley
Montgomery City Lines
Bagley
C. O Martin
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
America Afl
Ions Execusive
Martin
Japanese Surrender Briefing Swings Toward Final Signal
Reports from Bern and Washington trace a tense relay as Switzerland received the coded Japanese surrender note. Officials move to verify text, inform Truman, and prepare for an Allied Control structure led by MacArthur to govern Japan.
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Great Britain
Hussia
Choa
Bern
Tokyo
Ross
James Vardaman
Truman
Legation
Thin
Aled
Washington
Vardaman
Byres
Byes
White House
State Department
Duke of Windsor
Byrnes
Switzerland
Hoss
Edory
NEC
Bert
Noo
EWT
State Byrnes
Japan
Adm
Cnester W. Nimitz
Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Allied Control Commission
Moscow
London
Chungking
State
Leland Harrizon
Transihe Swiss Legatum
Guam
Tiuman
America
Trumon
United States
Spanish peanut acreage shift noted in Savannah theater line
The report notes that number 15 continues from page one and that Spanish peanut acreage appears about twice the four year age. The total peanut acreage does not rise as some farmers swap runner for Spanish types in Savannah Georgia while a local theater sits in active use and a golf course is referenced from 1818 publication history.
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Savannah
Bryan Named Editor of Atlanta Journal
Wright Bryan, associate editor and managing editor of the Atlanta Journal, is named editor after returning from Europe where he served as war correspondent. He succeeds John Paschall, who becomes editor emeritus, and W S Kirkpatrick is promoted to managing editor.
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Atlanta
Wright Bryan
The
Atlanta Journal
Europe
Journal
John Paschall
W.S. Kirkpatrick
John A. Brice
Journal Company
Bryan
US GDP jobless forecast for Christmas 1945
Washington economists projecting peacetime rebound warn 7 million Americans could be unemployed by Christmas with possible rises to eight or nine million next year. They expect unemployment to begin shrinking late 1946 or early 1947 but caution on the scale of decline.
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Washington
State income tax plan eyed as welfare funds debated
The document discusses an income tax levy once rejected, arguing surplus funds in welfare and education could fuel extravagance. It contends that ratification would allow tax reform to reduce state ad valorem taxes, fund homestead exemptions, and redirect revenues to debt service before broader state uses.
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Treasury
Officials Seek Cause Of Detroit Fire That Killed 13
Police and officials pushed a daylong inquiry into a fatal factory blaze at Export Box & Sealer Company in Detroit. The two story plant housed 180 workers, most of them women, and 13 people died while many others were injured or burned. Fire officials tentatively blamed a flammable leak from a breaching tank as a possible cause and said time records were disrupted as investigators removed time cards.
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Detroit
Edward W. Hall
Ea de
Hall
Study Club
George W. Smith
Meet To Discuss Tax Diversion Set Thursday At Ozark
A district meeting of the Alabama Educational Association to discuss the income tax amendment will be held in Ozark at the community house Thursday beginning at 10:30 a.m. Bruce Flurry, president of District Three, announced today. c. EL Boswell, Geneva County Representative and Ed Reed, Executive Secretary of the Alabama League of Municipalities, will speak. Representatives of the State Superintendent's Office and the Alabama Educational Association will also be present. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Educational Association
Ozark
Bruce Flurry
C. EL Boswell
Geneva County
Ed Reed
Alabama League of Municipalities
Bombing of Honshu Ends With Heavy Allied Air Attacks
Allied air forces renewed a round the clock assault on southern Honshu and surrounding targets. More than 600 B-29s and fighters from the Marianas and Iwo Jima took part, hitting Maru railway yards near Hiroshima and rail shops, Kure naval base, Osaka arsenal, and Rikari arsenal as Navy and carrier air crews reported continued strikes amid poor weather. The Potsdam terms loomed as a Tokyo broadcast cited Japan accepting the ultimatum.
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Halsey
Third Fleet
Marianas
Spaatz
Begn
Guam
Navy
Domei Agency
Tokyo
Japan
Potsdam
Strategic Air Force
Iwo
Honshu
Hiroshima
Tiwakuna
Kure
Rikari
Tokuyama
Osaka
Alabama Funds Cushion Jobs With 67 Million Reserve
In Montgomery Alabama a 67 million dollar unemployment cushion funds extended benefits for about 450000 workers facing job loss. State official Frank Broadway said unemployment remains likely but temporary and that the reserve plus war bonds will bridge the gap as cutbacks already begin in industries. He projected a peak impact around 60000, noting past payments averaged 24235 weekly in 1938 and that current payments reach about 2000 weekly. the 1945 Legislature raised weekly caps and terms.
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Montgomery
Ala
API
Alabama
Frank Brosdway
State Department of Industrial Relevians
Broseway
Jsdusunel
Broadway
Patrick Calls Congress to Fast-Track Reconversion
Rep Luther Patrick of Alabama urged an immediate congressional session to speed reconversion, end drafted manpower, and rely on volunteers for occupation duties in Germany and Japan. He argued volunteers would boost morale and that the atomic bomb reduced peacetime draft needs.
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Birmingham
Ala
Luther Patrick
Alabama
Congress
Truman
Rayburn
Patrick
Associated Press
United States
Germany
Japan
Indiana Congressman Aims to Ban Atomic Bomb Use
Rep Ludlow of Indiana will propose a resolution when Congress reconvenes seeking a postwar United Nations agreement to ban the bomb and to cooperate in its development only as a peace instrument with President Truman, Secretary Byrnes, and Edward Stettinius urging effort.
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Washington
API
Rep
Ludlow
D-Ind
Congress
Truman
State Byrnes
Edward Stettinius
United Nations Organization
United Nations
Nation's Social Security Program Enters 11th Year
President Truman, delivering a tenth anniversary address, pledges to ask Congress for action to make social security a more perfect instrument. The social security board reports about 9 billion dollars in payments over the decade and 4.25 million recipients, with employer employee contributions exceeding 21.4 billion.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Social Security Board
City limits fortune telling and palmistry in Dothan
The City Commission passed an ordinance prohibiting fortune telling and palmistry in Dothan and repealed a $150 per month license fee for such practices. The ordinance defines violations as a misdemeanor with fines from 15 to 100 dollars upon conviction.
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Dothan
Mystery of false surrender flash origin in New York
AP and UP report confusion over a false surrender flash that spread via radio wires. Officials propose federal probes and a $5,000 reward for the saboteur. UP and AP executives discuss tampering risks and possible culprits in the Old South.
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New York
Orige
United Press
Japesere
Aled
Kent Cooper
Associated Press
Chester J. la Roche
Amercan Breatening Co
Old South
Johnson
Hugh Baillie
UP President
Cooper
Bos
V J Celebrants Urged Not To Tear Up Ration Books
Montgomery Alabama AP report warns V J celebrants against destroying ration books amid sugar shortages and fuel stamp concerns. Irby A. Jones OPA South Alabama director notes replacement book delays and urges careful handling to avoid further disruption of commodities.
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Montgomery
Ala
Irby A. Jones
OPA
South Alabama
Jones
Warren appoints Knowland to Johnson seat in Senate
Governor Earl Warren announces Maj William Knowland as successor to late U S Senator Hiram Johnson. Knowland is a Republican and former state senator. The move fills the vacancy created by Johnson's death last week in Los Angeles.
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Los Angles
Earl Warren
Maj
William Knowland
U.S
Hiram Johnson
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Dothan Savings and Loan CO
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Order of Arrow
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Avid Nervanc Abil Organic
Vals
Louis L. Goldblatt
Turie
Tdethan
Gulf Atlantic Warehouse Co
CEW
E.alory
Sgn
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Dupo
Knoxville
Tenn
NEA
Charles G. Rossy
United
Netcome
Byran
Atlanta Jurnal
U. S
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Sclon
New Orleans
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Tve
Houston Hotel
A. Gayle Kratzer
DR. C. E. Blakey
Optometris
N. Foster, Dothan
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