Davis Dies in Auto Mishap Near Hartford Route Two
Joseph J. Davis sixty a Hartford Route Two resident was killed Saturday in Carille when struck by a car. Funeral services were held at Dun dee Baptist Church with Rev Dykes officiating. Burial followed in Johnson Funeral Home cemetery. Davis a Georgia native resident in Alabama since 1919 left a wife five daughters and two sons as survivors.
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Joseph J. Davis
Hartford
Carille
Dundee Baptist Church
Murial
Church
Johnson Funeral Home
Davis
Georgia
Alabama
Camilla
New Labor Law Changes Unions Face Filing Hurdles
The new federal rule ends Friday for unions to file unfair practices charges or be certified unless they register, file financials, and have non communist affidavits. Many large CIO unions refuse to use the board. Employers lose duty to bargain with supervisory workers. The Labor Department dissolves its Conciliation Service, forming the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service under Cyrus S. Ching. Provisions include limits on strikes, new civil suits for breach of contract, welfare fund rules, payroll deductions, bans on political expenditures, and a joint labor study committee.
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Labor Board
CIO
U. S. Conciliation Service
Labor Department
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Cyrus S. Ching
Congressional Labour Study Committee
Dothan Masons Announce Weekly Meetings
Dothan Masons schedule events this week with a Tuesday regular lodge session, a Wednesday district conference at Columbus at 7 30 PM, and a Thursday Dothan Chapter gathering.
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Dothan Masons
Inchidy
Dothan Lodge
Columbua
Dothan
Homeowners Plan to Build or Borrow Await Plans
Notice to homeowners and prospects seeking to finance a home build. Submit plans and specifications or two snapshots for lenders to assess. The notice outlines eligibility and steps to proceed with a home project or loan request.
Thornton Smith Tie After First 18 Holes
In Birmingham AP report, top contenders George Hanner and Toothy Barnes of Georgia led the Southern States foursome match with an eight up margin over Walter Wood and Tommy Nice as play continued. Other results saw Avery Beck and Tommy Card of North Carolina two up on Martin Penney and Harold Wilkins of Arkansas, while Gorion Smith and Pressley Thornton of Alabama stood even with Lloyd Hutsey and Johnny Ovens of Kentucky.
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Birmingham
George Hanner
Georgia Pean
Georgia
Avery Beck
Tomamy Card
North Carolina
Martin Penney
Harold Wilkins
Arkansas
Gorion Smith
Pressley
Turbi's Son In Law Remains Imprisoned Over Custody Fight
Beverly Hills report says violinist Turbi Hero stays jailed after arrest following his concert end. He seeks custody of his daughters Maria Teresa and Maria Antonia, age 9, now under police protection in Forest Hills. A preliminary hearing set for today, bail listed at 15000 as Hero argues for parental rights and the children’s normal upbringing amid past custody disputes with Turbi.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Apr
Sunuelay
Stephan Hero
Hinahed Spituary Paanit
Geroa
Hero
Hedlands
Onca
Caild Steading
Tate
Milluanitipal
Heo O
Wis
Howe
New York
Funn
Turby
Tieru Sant
Iturbi
Britain awaits new loan talk amid dollar crisis
Washington reports discussants from both sides explored a partial fix to Britain's dollar distress. Sir Wilfrid Fahy said no fresh credit was yet on the agenda, while U S officials pressed Britain to outline budget plans, production boosts, and a trade balance to aid world stability.
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Wasilington
Britain
Wilfrid Fahy
Wall Xu
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Cututtur
England
Sattler
Faghuid
LaGuardia Field
New York
Brother Of Swedish King Dies At 82
The article notes the passing of a royal relative from Sweden in early death at age eighty two. Details are sparse and the text appears garbled with several unrelated phrases and names. The readable portion confirms a high-ranking royal connection and the death at ninety? two.
Free Offer for Deafened Persons
An offered program for deafened individuals mentions a line called Fulltone lear and a city address in Chicago for correspondence. It describes outreach through a BRLSTONE Dept at 1450 Woh St and references sending a note to a friend about hearing improvements.
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Fulltone
Chicago
Collins and Fenn Run Arrests Highlight Weekend Law Action
About 85 people were arrested by city and county officers over the weekend on charges including geining vagratcy grand larceny and assault. Two city arrestees in gating cases were Buford Collins and Willie B. Peon. Peon is on bond while awaiting appeal related to a second degree murder conviction. Collins remains awaiting trial on a murder count. The city logged 54 arrests and the county around a hundred for Friday through Sunday.
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Geining
Buford Colls
Willie B. Peon
Negives
Ruby Lee Colling
Peon
Collins
Ohe City
Preventable Disease for Dogs Rabies Control Outline
The guidance urges all dog owners to vaccinate annually, curb stray destruction, and correct rabies myths. It emphasizes vaccinating dogs to prevent outbreaks, urges immediate medical consultation after bites, and outlines Pasteur treatment rules, quarantine, and humane options for suspect animals. It stresses strict observation of rabies suspects and mandatory reporting to health authorities.
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Beltar Pas
West Hemisphere Security Meeting Draws Cuban Support
The article reports strong Cuban backing for a U S backed proposal at an American defense conference. It outlines calls for collective action short of force and peaceful settlement mechanisms, with emphasis on committee roles and procedural guidelines.
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Cuba
Patropolis
Brazil
Itp
Ao United
Guikeliie Belt
Capeeled
Cuuuals Poston
American Defense Conference
Elc
Navy Captain Boyer Among Officials Killed in Crash
In Tokyo the Stars and Stripes reported the deaths of Ambassador Atcheson and Col. Carl A. Jussell, Col. David Karr, Capt. Randolph B. Boyer, and Capt. KR Stall in a plane crash. The disaster occurred during a Kwajalein to Oahu flight, with 36 search planes later aiding in a rescue of three survivors.
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Watertown
N. Y
Navy
Randalon B. Boyer
Audubon
David Karr
Randolph B. Boyer
USN
KR. It. Stall
Larr
MacArthur
Atcheson
General MacArthur
Atchesons
Boyer
Atcheron
Johnston Island
Oahu
Kwajalein
Flying Fortress
Hawaiilan Sea Frontier’ Command
Nales
Barber’s Point
Nervals
Platne
Withen Intibutes
Ushu
Wade
Hermes
Uwatisferring Wiest
Rowan
Pearl Harbor
Hwughn
Unclear Flight Plans Mentioned By Officials
The report notes Cun’s departure amid vague plans for Albuquerque. Folsom declined to share his route when questioned by reporters. Mrs Ruby Fillis and Miss Warren are tied to events at the Montgomery mansion. The governor described Miss Warren as a good friend and referenced calls to Santa Monica regarding their summer home.
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Folsom
Ruby Fillis
Montgomery
Misa Warren
Kidnapped waitress safely returns to Niles home
AP report from Niles Michigan says 22-year-old waitress Jean Myers of Holland was reportedly kidnapped by a tall soft-spoken Negro. She returned home hours later. state police would not confirm injuries. Sherman Frizzell, 22, of Niles accompanied her during the incident on US-3 before dawn.
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Niles
Mich
Focal
Don McCray
Jean Myers
Holland
Sherman Frizzell
N Acer
Mrolts
Us-3
McCray
Frizzell
Frizzel
John H. Puckett Dies in Dothan Hospital at 52
John Herbert Puckett fifty two of 608 Cottonwood Road died in a hospital here after a short illness. He came from Ozark and worked as a telegraph operator for the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad for 23 years. Survived by widow daughter Jeane of East Tallassee five brothers and five sisters plus mother. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Ward Wilson after relatives arrive.
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John Herbert Puckett
Cottonwood Road
Puckett
Dothan
Ozark
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
The
Baptist Church
Ward-Wilson
Jeane Puckett
East Tallassee
Will Puckett
Murdock R. Murdock 78 Dies Near Ashford
Funeral services for R M Murdock known as Bob Murdock age 78 died at his home on Ashford route one were held Sunday at Howard Grove Church with Rev Nobles officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery with Johnson Funeral Home in charge. Survived by three daughters Mamie Waller Floyd Locke and John Astrell of Dethan two sons Oscar D Murdock Ashford route one and Eugene Murdock Dethan sister Fannie Aman Ashford nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Active pallbearers were Oscar Lewis John L Layton Hartwell McKinnon Allen Obbs Lusd Shiver and James Dykes. Honorary pallbearers listed households town officials and local doctors.
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R. M
Bob Murdock
Eigh
Ashford
Howard Grove
Oscar D. Murdock
Eugene Murdock
Dethan
Fannie Aman
Mrs. R. L. Kirkland Dies at Panama City
Mrs. R L Kirkland died in Panama City after a lengthy illness. She had lived in the area for many years and leaves behind relatives including Willie Mae Dinger and Mary A. Dyer of Panama City, and James C. Kirkland of Bainbridge Georgia. Funeral services will be held at Granview Mission with the Rev. Gr. Hievanliel Gl Kahaiba City officiating. Active pallbearers are named along with a list of honorary pallbearers.
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Avanala Caly
Wola
Aled
Bis
Pinata Ealy
Bse
Gianaview Mapust
Allernuch
Te Bey
Gaharies
Tuintmage
Prandemidren
Butard Willicams
Hobart Sutton
Todd
Charles Moody
Wilkins
Alwin Cowalney
J. ‘1. Trammell
O. R Anderson
Dre John ‘T) Ellis
Ruben Gwallacy
Latte Katsunas
Foy Walden
Livestock market prices and receipts at Union Stockyards
Federal State Market News reports cattle and hog prices at Union Stockyards. Cattle receipts about 400 head with steady to firm tone. range 11 to 24 dollars for various grades, few high quality shortfed stock. Veal and calves steady to strong, mostly 12 to 20 dollars. Hogs active with wide spread by weight. most under 30 dollars, lower weight hogs around 16 to 25 dollars. Also notes original Los Angeles name long historical form.
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Montgomery
Union Stockyates
Ceolves
Gould
Medam
Radio Station Offers Free Air Time to Teachers
James R. Doss Jr of WIRD announce a 15 minute broadcast for Alabama teachers at no charge. He notes Gov. James Folsom opposed a constitutional amendment to raise teacher salaries and urges other stations to join his free air time gesture, referencing Folsom's statewide speech. Folsom plans to vote against Aug. 26 due to legislature ignoring his income tax fund split recommendation for teachers and old age pensions.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
James R. Doss, Jr
WIRD
Alabama
James E. Folgom
Doss
Folsom
Folsome
Surprise at Folsom oppose income tax amend
A Citizens' Committee for Education leader voiced surprise that Governor James E. Folsom opposed ratification of an income tax amendment aimed at funding Alabama schools. The measure would fund an $1800 average salary for teachers and allow fall improvements. failure could cause school chaos. Endorsements from 57,000 old age pensioners and many labor and civic groups support passage. state schools superintendent unavailable for comment.
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Montgomery
Citizens’ Committee For Education
James E. Folsom
C. B. Gilmore
Grove Hill
Alabama
Jucien P. Giddens
Giddens
A. R. Meadows
Historic steel firms named with subsidiaries in the U S
The report lists Steel and eight subsidiaries including Bethlehem Steel Corp New York Republic Steel Corp Cleveland Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co Youngstown National Steel Corp Pittsburgh Inland Steel Co Chicago Jones and Laughlin Corp Pittsburgh and two subsidiaries plus American Rolling Mills Co Middletown Wheeling Steel Corp Wheeling WV noting China’s grasshoppers used as a food source called shrimps of the earth.
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
New York
Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Youngstown
National Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Inland Steel Co
Chicago
Jones and Laughlin Corp
American Ralling Min Co
Middletown
Wheeling Steel Corp
Wheeling
W. Vu
China
Clark Seeks Antitrust Action Over Color Pictures
Washington AP reports Clark files civil anti trust suit in U S District Court Los Angeles naming Technicolor Color Motion Picture Corp Eastman Kodak Co and others. Assistant Attorney General Sonnell says Technicolor controlled color photography patents and know how via agreements limiting use in professional field and seeks to cancel arrangements to restore competition.
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Washington
Clark
Color My Pictures
U. S
Los Angeles
As & Anti Techni-Color, Inc
Color Motion Picture Corps
Eastrynan Kodak Co
F. Sonnett
Tcolor Inc
Technicolor
Sonnell
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Monopol
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