Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Local Board Holds Meeting
Houston County Local Board No. 5 will be located in the Farner Porter Building with Rev. E. Tipton Carroll as chairman and members Lonnie H. Skipper and Henry C. Williams. The group aims for convenient access. Coach Jerry Hause leaves Elba High to become Perry Florida city schools principal. Dale County and Ozark schools open September 13. A teachers workshop for white teachers will be held at Dale County High School in Ozark September 8 9 and 10. Liberty Methodist Church in Coffee County hosts a homecoming service next Sunday led by Rev. W. M. Sproles. A memorial service will highlight the afternoon. A Negro man being processed for a building permit answers questions about planned construction and sewer plans with a humorous quip about a bathroom.
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Houston County Local Board No.5
Farner. Porter
Tipton Carroll
Lonnie H. Skipper
Henry C. Williams
Jerry Hause
Elba High School
Perry
Fla
Dale County
Ozark
J. T. Dukes
Dale County High School
Liberty Methodist Church
Coffee County
W. M. Sproles
Inez McDougald
City Engineer's Office
Berlin sets coal transfer order amid four power clash
The Russian sector pressures Berlin officials by replacing coal director Mueckenberger with Neuberger within 24 hours. Western observers condemn the move as illegal while Moscow blasts the city government and warns of a coming winter crisis. Sokolovsky offers 60 000 tons of coal to western Berliners as a political gesture, while American commander Howley calls it propaganda. Western envoys plan another Kremlin meeting as talks near a four power top level conference.
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Mueckenberger
Neuberger
Berlin
der Abend
Kremlin
U S Considering Loan To Palestine
President Truman said the government is weighing a 20 million dollar loan to Palestine and will send no American troops as such unless a UN police force is formed with allied nations. No decision has been made on the loan. if approved it will be via the Export Import Bank.
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Washington
Truman
Palestine
United Nations
U.N
United States
Mxport-Import Bank
Babe Ruth Laid To Rest In Westchester County Burial
Gov Dewey and Mayor O Dwyer headed honorary pallbearers for Babe Ruth whose funeral followed a mass by Cardinal Spellman and a procession from Yankee Stadium through Upper Manhattan and the Bronx to Valhalla Westchester. More than 100000 viewed the body as Hank Greenberg and a Jersey City blind youth shared remarks and memories.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Albany
Willam O'Dwyer
Lst
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Joseph F. Finnelly
Upper Manhattan
Bronx
Babe
Westcheater County
Yankee Stadium
Claire Ruth
Ruth
Mammoth
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland Indians
Yankee Acadium
Leslie MacDonald
St. Joseph's School
Jersey City
N. J
Helen Penise
MacDonald
Michael Corcoran
Ruth i Yates Stadium
Paul Revere Charged With Reckless Driving After Crash
Paul Revere was charged with reckless driving after his car left the highway and struck Cron Platform. He told police he tested to Cron Plormda and his attorney said the incident occurred today on the highway.
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Smitheir
D.D
Paul Revere
Jol Revere
Truman Proclaims National Guard Day for Sept 16
President Truman today proclaimed Thursday September 16 as National Guard Day. The announcement marks a day of national recognition for the National Guard and its service to the country.
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National Guard
Washington
Truman
Bulldozers and Peanuts Aimed at African Modernization
Dr Audrey Richards from the University of London told Northwestern University listeners that about 300000 square miles of African bushland has been plowed with bulldozers and planted with peanuts. The nuts supply oils and fats for local use and export as modern villages rise in formerly uninhabited regions.
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Evanston
Northwestern University
Audrey Richards
University of London
Nixon says hearings infringe rights in Hiss Chambers probe
Reporter asks if House hearings violate the bill of rights. Nixon agrees the process infringes. The congressional inquiry plans secret testimony from three new witnesses before next week’s public hearings on Alger Hiss and Whittaker Chambers, with focus on spadework and corroboration.
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House
Congressional
House Committee
Washington
Rep. Nixon
R-Calls
Toelp
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
New York
Nixon
Hiss
Time Magazine
State Department
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
George Crosley
Crosley
Robert E. Stripling
Committee
Hisses
Stripling
Noxon
FBI
Proclamation of 22nd Page Amid Ku Klux Propaganda Efforts
The document lists a sustained page size pattern with full page ads and references a political campaign structure. It mentions scheduling Bronte constraints and on-site activities tied to precinct operations, with personnel identified by initials and specific rehearsal timelines.
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Cpstposite
Bronte
Bissraes
Akie
Dewey Plans on Farm Legislation and Campaign Strategy
In Corvallis Oregon last May Dewey urged considering hired farm labor costs in price supports. Experts say labor cost raises parity support. he proposed soil conservation irrigation and animal agriculture development alongside stabilizing wool and sugar beet markets.
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Dewey
Corvallis
Oregon
Interior Department of Western Resources
Barkley
Repubiicans
Truman
Kentucky
Democratic National Committee
Maurice J.tobin
Akron
AFL
William Green
Detroit
Michigan
J. Howard McGrath
McGrath
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Marin
Martin
Rep
Halleck
Indiana
House
Kirwayo
Ohio
National Committee
Tillock
Republican Party
America
Dale County Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner Recap
The report covers a meeting with local leaders and guests from Dothan Enterprise and Montgomery. Attendees include Tom Goff Louie Tamplin A D Carmichael Clyde Levern Selden Bailey and more. Coach Fumble delivered humorous remarks about Siwash football and culture on the gridiron. Holman presided as new president pledging cooperation with the city administration.
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Tom Goff
Louie Tamplin
A. D. Carmichael
Clyde Levern
Selden Bailey
Dothan
L. L. Farris
Hugh Sexton
Enterprise
O. W. Rudd
Charles H. Landers
Frank O. Deese
J. H. N. Woods
Jack Jackson
Ozark
William H
Jesse Adams
Grover Flowers
Goff, Brown
Hubert Law
J. B. Mills
Taylor
W. S. Barefield
Drews
J. O. Barnes
Nat W. Winokur
W. W. Whittle
Chamber
Coach Fumble
Kelley
Foster
Siwash
Fumble
Brown
Commerce Chamber
Holman
Tean Holman
Dale County Chamber of Commerce
Deaths PVT. Henry McCrone Jr Funeral Held in Hartford Area
Funeral services for Private Henry Bf. McCrone Jr. of near Hartford, killed in action April 8, 1945 in Germany, will be at Pondtown church at 3 p.m. with Rev. G.W. Cullins officiating and burial in the church cemetery. Surviving are his father and stepmother Henry M. McCrone Sr, a sister Doris Rebecca Parrish of Midland City, three half sisters and a half brother. Also, Mrs. Charles Lee of Elba died recently in Enterprise at 78, with a funeral at Elba Baptist church and burial in city cemetery. Surviving children include Mrs. O. A. Ellis, Robertsdale. Clarence Lee, Enterprise. Mrs. Gardner Clark, Elba. Willie Ben Lee, Spartanburg. C. Charlie Pete Lee, Montgomery. Mrs. Arthur Joe Grant, Montgomery. Mrs. John Sanders Jr., Dothan. Mrs. Rena Sikes, Montgomery. Mrs. Hobbie Helms, Bainbridge. Stephen D. Lee, Miami. Mrs. Louis Crew, Goodwater. plus 20 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Grandsons James Clark, Charles Clark, Charlie Ben Ellis, Alpheus Ellis, Edwin Ellis, Warren Ellis, William Ellis, Robert Ellis, Jerry Hause and Bill Snake served as pallbearers.
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Henry McCrone JR
Henry Bf. McCrone, Jr
Hartford
Germany
Pondtown Church
G.W. Cullins
Church
Holman
McCrone
Henry M. McCrone
Sra Aister
Doris Rebecca Parrish
Midland City
Voudle
Betty Joyce McCrone
Jean Thomas
Graceville
Fla
Elmber McCrone
Little Rock, Ark
Charles
Lee Elba
Charles Lee
Elba
Enterprise
Elba Baptist Church
City
O. A. Ellis
Robertsdale
Clarence Lee
Gardner Clark
Willie Ben Lee
Spartanburg
Charlie Pete Lee
Montgomery
Arthur Joe Grant
John Sanders, Jr
Dothan
Rena Sikes
Hobbie Helms
Bainbridge
Stephen D. Lee
Miami
Louis Crew
Goodwater
James Clark
Charles Clark
Charlie Ben Ellis
Alpheus Ellis
Edwin Ellis
Warren Elis
William Ellis
Robert Ells
Jerry Hause
Bill Snake
Funeral for Mrs. Myrtie Sellers in Ashford Burial at Rocky Creek
Mrs Myrtie Sellers aged 58 died at home on Ashford route one early today. She was born in Geneva County and lived in Houston since 1800. Funeral at Rocky Creek church with Rev Akins Etheridge and Rev Mr Middle ton officiating, burial in church cemetery. Survivors include husband R A Sellers daughter Mrs Alice Bowen three sons two brothers and a sister and her father. Funeral home Johnson in charge.
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Myrtie Sellers
Ashford
Geneva County
Houston
The
Baptist Church
Rocky Creek Church
Akins Etheridge
Middleton
Church
Johnson Funeral Home
R. A. Sellers
Alice Bowen
Richard Sellers
N. L. Sellers
Colquitt
CL Sellers
Boston
Mass
P. Z. Terry
S. J. Olive
Cottonwood
Alven Terry
Alpha
Ardia Terry
Tampa
Fla
Funeral for Mrs. Pilcher in Pinckard
Mrs. R. Pilcher sixty nine died at her Pinckard home after a long illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 4 p.m. at her home with Rev. Mr. Vickers of Midland City officiating. Bur isnl follows in Ewell cemetery with Headland Mortuary in charge. Survived by two sons E G Pilcher Attalla and E E Pilcher Pinckard two daughters Mrs W A Hartrox Ozark and Mrs Clyde Clark Auburndale Fla three sisters Mrs Nancy Nolen Eufaula Mrs Lidia Weathers Pinckard and Mrs Cliffie Fountain Columbus Ga.
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Pinckard
R. Pilcher
Pinchard
Vickers
Midland City
Ewell Cemetery
Headland
Hog management and corn yields discussed at extension meeting
The talk covered corn savings from mineral supplements including salt and two mix recipes. Dr Suggs warned about cholera spread by hog owners and urged sanitation measures with vaccines and serum. Grazing plans, shelters, and feeders were shown as farmers plan year round hog forage, with yields of 70 to 73 bushels per acre noted at Clearman farm.
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Extension Service
Hme
Charcoal Rudder
Suggs
Ling
Clearman Farm
Rop
Western envoys to meet Stalin Molotov in decisive Kremlin talks
A Whitehall source reports three Western envoys will meet Stalin and Molotov in Moscow by tomorrow to wrap Berlin talks. Agreement in principle on a new four power foreign ministers session follows narrowed Berlin differences. Britain’s Sir William Strang, U S Ambassador Douglas and French envoy Masaigli joined the Kremlin discussions.
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London
Whitehall i
Kremlin
Germany
Stalin
V. M. Molotov
Berlin
Britain
William Strang
U. S
Lewis W. Douglas
Rene Masaigl
Bevin
Moscow
Attlee
Eire
Whitehall
Russia
Radio equipped rats move free while minds stay silent
UCLA researcher Dr. Joseph S. Gengerelli wires rats with tiny under skin electrodes and a neck electrode connected to a miniature crystal radio. The device stimulates brain activity to study electrical stimulation without tethering the animal.
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Los Angeles
NEA
University of California At
Joseph S. Gengerelli
U.C.L.A
Gengerelli
Barbershop shooting ends with suspect’s surrender
Witnesses recount Powell shooting Hutto after a dispute over winnings in a West North street barber shop. Powell handed to a taxi driver, who delivered him to the police station after leading officers to Hutto. The .38 revolver was found in the cab, and Hutto remains unable to move below the chest. The case is under city, county, and state investigation.
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Powell
Mutto
West North Street
Hutto
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