Wiregrass Farmers See Strong Returns on Cotton Peanuts
Wiregrass farm agents in Houston Henry Yale Geneva and Coffee counties report bright prospects for farmers from cotton and peanut harvests despite weather damage and pest pressures. Prices are favorable with cotton near 85 cents per pound and peanut base support around 118 to 23 a ton versus last year. Harvest shifts vary by area with some fields ready by mid September and others later, while officials monitor pest impacts and market readiness.
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Nat C. Faulk
Houston
Henry
Yale
Geneva
Coffee
Colton
Peral
Autenti
Grand Jury Clears Police in Negro Beating Case
The Houston County Grand Jury exonerated City police officers of beating a small Negro boy in City Jail on petit larceny charges. It notes rumors prompted a special investigation but finds no basis to claim police brutality, stating any whipping occurred by other youths. The probe centered on Joe Lome Yearson, eleven, with authorities denying misconduct by the police.
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Houston County Grand Jury
Dothan
Kelly
Joe Lome Yearson
Mae
Eldridge Cameron
Palle Dickensm
Barney Patterson
Peanut Drying Tests May Start Monday
Four acres of Spanish peanuts will be harvested at Faymond Yerring farm in Tumbleton and moved to BAY Womack farm near Ashford for tests in a blue drying method. Norman Teeter, University of North Cacoda engineer, says the process aims to reduce drying time from weeks to hours and prevent hidden damage from stack drying. Turner peanuts are slated for later batches with a green picker designed by Turner Farm Equipment Co. operating at Herring farm.
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Faymond
Tumbleton
Morrow
Bay Womack
Ashford
Norman Teeter
Agricuitness
Cave Fen
University At North
Cacoda
Turner
Turner Farm Equipment Co
Terter
Rett
Baptist Pastor Back From World Congress in Copenhagen
Dr Hey A Maker and Dr Parken from First Baptist Church of Cathay attended the Baptist World Congress in Copenhagen, a gathering of about 5 000 delegates from 80 countries. They flew to New York then boarded the Queen Elizabeth with a large Papist delegation and toured London before leaving for the conference.
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Ellard
Tan
Parken
Parker
Cathay
Congres
Anpron
Aid Mix
New York
Weil
Queen Elssabeth
England
Ue Deatuves Hapiet Group
Tondo
London
Meigs
Red Cross Issues 84 Summer Swimming Certificates
The Houston County Chapter American Red Cross issued 84 swimming certificates marking the first countywide summer program. Charles Beck led Napier Field pool and Porter's Fairyland programs with assistants Martha Speight and Lillian Marlin, while Medford Culver directed Ashford.
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Houston County
Chapte American Red Crok
Charles Beck
Dothat
Napier Field
Porter's Fairyland
Martha Speight
Lillian
Marlin
Ashford
Medford Culver
Voters Decide Suspended Fireman on Tax Diversion Indicted for Arson
A chaotic report outlines a proposed constitutional amendment and a vote on a suspended Dothan fire chief amid an arson investigation. The piece notes educators, legislators, and age advocates weighing implications for public safety funding and teacher pay.
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Dalton Milly
Wits
Anidra
Moreton Centre
Mills
Fie
Flash Waris
Voter Interest Lags In Tax Referendum
A mistyped report outlines Tax Referendum voting in Medina County with polls opening at 8 a.m. and closing at 6 p.m. It mentions proposed income tax repeal, building repairs, and a 32,000 home exemption, plus county authority issues and a possible county measure in Montgomery County for leasing a public works project.
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Fey
Ted Vlaenvta
Kowalabo Waite
Mil Pats Watt
Litestone
Ctizens
Montgomery County
Tex Om
Pbs Bons
Emma Hardwick Dies At Hartford
Obituary notice reports Mrs Emma Hardwick's death in Hartford with surviving relatives including husband W W Hardard of Hartford daughter Mrs George Mire and Mrs Quin Be Lewd. funeral arrangements announced by local church and family.
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Emma Hardwick
Hartford
Chilay
Gothen
Nialtfed
Hardard
Martord
Hibewen
Bothon
Howson
Mees
Liquor Referendum Tops Voting Interest In Geneva County
A crowded vote in Geneva County centers on a local liquor referendum. Voters weigh the measure amid community debate and campaign activity. Local officials report turnout trends and early returns indicating strong engagement.
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Geneva County
British mine disaster claims nineteen miners lives
A British coal mine explosion kills nineteen workers and injures others, sparking emergency response and investigations. Details remain unclear due to fragmented report text, but officials confirm the deadly incident occurred at the site.
When Pigeons Step On Folks Heat in New York
Hal Boyle notes New Yorkers feel heat as pigeons alarm signifies a siren hot spell. He compares summer anxiety to Tucson heat and recalls reports of extreme temperatures. A thermometer stands as a blunt index of severity, with readers recalling scorchers and yellowed days.
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Munnatten
Tucson
Dodee Guy
York
U S Fears Guerrilla Forces With Foreign Help Seizing Greece
The United States flags concern that Communist guerrilla forces aided from abroad may seek to take control of Greece as the Greek coalition government collapses amid bitter disputes over key posts. American officials indicate optimism for swift restoration with aid, while cautioning that external support could bolster insurgent efforts as Athens navigates the crisis.
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U. S
Greece
Washington
Cap
United States
Iuport
Toyle Henderson
State Department
Office of
Near Eastern Affairs
Yellanp
Athens
Greek cabinet crisis prompts new government bid
Greek political turmoil deepens as Premier Tsaldaris faces pressure to form a new cabinet. Reports say he seeks broadened support across parties including Liberal and Pro-Facist groups, amid calls for reorganization and potential early elections. The United States pledged aid and arms to Greece as talks continue on a stabilization plan.
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Werner Atuens
Peat
Finn
Woaldwres
Mondae
Hedin
Paul
Mfr
Sas
Panhatin
Uberal
Kong Raut
United States
Mmesto
Aldo
Molotov Charged in Persecution Case Bow to Marshall Request
A fragmentary report mentions Molotov facing charges linked to a persecution claim and a Marshall requests compliance. Names, dates, and precise actions are unclear in the readable text.
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Molotov
Marshall
Texas Coast Braces for Hurricane Warning
Coastal regions brace as a hurricane threatens the Texas coast. Forecasters note potential landfall late week with storm winds and heavy rain. Residents prepare, securing property and evacuating low-lying areas as authorities monitor the path near 22.2 degrees and 99.0 degrees longitude.
Argentina Admits Arms Plan Defeat
A scrambled historical clipping notes Argentina facing a strategic setback amid arms program discussions. The fragment suggests international and domestic pressures influencing defense plans and treaty considerations. It mentions pact needs, naval or aerial capabilities, and potential shifts in policy.
Dr J Hillis Miller To Head Florida U
Dr J Hillis Miller named to lead Florida University amid transition. The announcement notes Miller’s prior academic roles and plans for the university’s direction as it enters a new era under his leadership.
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J. Hillis Miller
Florida U
Jason A. Andrews 96 Ozark Pioneer Dies
Jason A. Andrews 96 a noted Ozark pioneer died yesterday at his home. He helped build streets and an early church and served as superintendent at a local post gate church. Survived by relatives including Ed, Arattese, Ruthap, and others. Funeral will be held at Pitt Onin with date to be announced.
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Jason A. Andrews
Ozark
Osaha
Andis
Czurk
Tong
Mn Andrewy
Pitt Onin
Ain
Halim Pacat
Little Below The Knee Club Halts Traffic In Protesting Long Skirts
Protesters from the Little Below The Knee Club halted traffic and blocked a two block route downtown to rally against long skirts. Spectators and office workers crowded sidewalks as participants waved banners and jeered at the fashion style, while a man in a sign protested with crude remarks.
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Ivedisert
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