Cadet Nurses Booked For Radio Quiz Show
Cadet Nurses are scheduled for a radio quiz program at the paper room of the US Gun today at 4 pm directed by Frank Cross. Questions will be aimed at attracting girls into the Cadet Nurses Corps and gifts will be donated to soldiers in the audience. The event is sponsored by Troop Six of the Dothan Girl Scouts with nine merchants donating prizes, with Miss Exhel Bond leading the troop and a long list of troop members and committee sponsors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser - Eh
Hosta
Frank Cross
Yoelers
Dothran
Nureces Corps
Nursre
Troup S:x
Dothan Girl Secute
Mbds
Miog Exhel Bond
Mra. O
McAfee
Masuerite Wilkinson
M. J. Hanahan
Mra . T. Patterson
James Spann
Ralph Madaon
Batty Bohannon
Lucy Byrne
Patrick Carter
Joan Dalton
Beanie Evans
Jacqueline Fuller
Eugenia Gamble
Ann Hanahan
Sybil Hudson
Hetty Herriston
Barbara Kirkland
Jewell Lane
Glen McKeon
County studies farm to market road program plan
The county outlines a farm to market road program with about 23 miles surveyed and more routes proposed from Dothan to Columbia and other points. Estimated cost runs under 10,000 dollars per mile, totaling around 1 million for the full project as surveys continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahling
Columbia
Ashford
Anablog
Dothan
Kinsey
Gamble and Culbreth
Gordon
Jeffcoat's
Gordon- Alagz
Florida Line
Jeffcoat
Bell's
Crosby and Long's
Vickers
Grangerburg
Harna
War vessel construction totals rise past seven million tons
Number 12- (Continued From Page One Areas to present additional requirements for the same type of craft before the end of the war. The new measure would bring the total of authorized construction of auxiliary vessels and landing craft since May, 1941, to more than 7,000,000 tons. This is in addition to millions of tons built into fighting ships.
Noted Philippine Legal Figure Malcolm Dies at 88
The article recounts the career of Malcolm, a prominent Philippine legal figure who served as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines, advised the U S High Commissioner, and later became Attorney General of Puerto Rico. He led the Philippine Bar Association and American Bar Association of the Philippines, chaired major Rotary events, and authored several books on Philippine law and governance. Now retired in Jackson, Michigan, he remains active as a speaker on Pacific affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of the Philippiac
Euprems Court
Te United State
Inver
United States High Commissioner
Philippines
Puerto Rios
Pruuppises
Philippine Bar Association
American Bar Association of the Philippines
Board of Examiners
Rotary Club of Manila
Pacific Rotary Conference
Manila
Rotary International
Malcolm
Phiipping Talents
Commonwealth of the Philippine Talands
Hig
Residamce
Jackson
Michigan
Upom Pacific
Soldiers Vote Rights Clash Over State Balloting Stance
In a Senate debate the substitute bill backed by McKellar and Easmand would let states reenact laws allowing armed forces members to vote, a plan opposed by McCormack who calls it meaningless. McClellan insists soldiers retain voting rights and states can provide proper absentee balloting, while Rankin forecasts Senate support. The rejected measure by LaFollette and Green aimed to waive state voting qualifications for uniformed personnel and set up a four member ballot commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Gustay
McKellar
D. - Teans
McClellan D.-Ark
EasMand
D.-Miss
Capitol
McCormack
Masmechusetts
McClellan
Guffey
Iso
McClallan
Lacae
Green
Trucker Walkout Disrupts War Shipments Across Georgia
The vehicle blockade halted key wartime cargo including 47 000 pounds of blood plasma. Shaw reported loaded racks were moved to Jacksonville as drivers refused to continue beyond Atlanta where a truck was stoned and a window broken. A shootout occurred near Jonesboro with two shots fired in return, after which one car went into a ditch. Local officials opened an investigation as unions awaited Stabilization Board guidance.
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Shaw
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Jonesboro
Lt. Brown
W. T Archer
International Union of Housemen and Helpers
AFL
Night air battles over Europe end with heavy losses
British fighters claim to have shot down 11 Dornier 217s during a long daytime sweep from Dunkerque to Calais, while raids on Leipzig show widespread devastation and fires rising high. A Luftwaffe feint over Berlin failed to mislead Allied pilots, who reported extensive enemy losses and damaged airfields near Eindhoven.
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Manly
Atiall
Laipely
HAF
Berit
Reichs Murales
Hermse Gorring
Ured Air Forte
Dunkergus
Calais
Berlis
Trare
Air Ministry
Leipzig
Joa Squadron
Eindhoven
Palecraft
Eindleven
Britain
Soviet gains widen a chaotic Ukraine push near Zhlobin
Moscow dispatches say Soviet infantry with heavy artillery broke German lines at Zhlobin station eight miles from Zhlobin, capturing the rail hub and driving toward the Dnieper near Mogilev. Rokossovsky’s forces seized Qorodets and towns northeast of Zhlobin while White Russian units pressed northwest of Propalsk. German losses were heavy with retreats and artillery abandonments as Red Army advances continued along the Minsk Gomel and Cherkasy corridors.
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Khach
Moscow
Zhlébin
Gomel
Boltanovka
Russia
Propalsk
Zhilobin
Marklan M. Popov
Dnieper
Mogilev
Orshe
Berlin
Ukraine
Kremenchug
Cherkavy
Dimitrovka
Znamenka
Red Army
Navin
Accidental Crash and Gasoline Spill Reported
Dunam and Ralph Wilson investigated the car crash on the Alabama Florida highway near Camp Rucker where the Turgin machine, once property of a camp soldier, was damaged. Private Bette Rainwater left the highway to negate leave, lost control, and the vehicle struck a telephone pole before stopping. Injured received hospital treatment in Dothan. Voynd Denney of Newnan Ga drove a gasoline truck that left the road after a tire blew, spilling about 2,000 gallons of gasoline. Denney was uninjured and damages listed at 400.
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Dothan
Earl Healey
Voynd Denney
Newnan
Alabama-Florida
Gill
Denney
Damore
Mrs A W Smith Last Rites Held
Funeral services for Mrs A W South sty-tuat who died at her home Friday morning were held yesterday at Upton Bil Cruch with Rev Jom Eldridge officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. She was a lifelong resident, member of the Coon Hal Church. Surviving are her husband five sons a list of names one daughter, her mother, a brother, and four grandchildren. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named.
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Dothan
Grady Smith
U8 Army
Durell
James Walter Smith
Ashford
Mra Fannie Rhode
J. R Rhodes
Milton
Pie
Mea Minole Calsany
Avlive
Edger, Smith
Henry Whiteoast Clayton
Parun
Bob Fowler
Brady Traw
Turmoil and speculation as Big Three conference reports drift
News wires show confusion over a planned Allied communique with rumors of a master invasion plan for Europe. Turkey’s Inonu reportedly travels to meet Roosevelt and Churchill while Stalin returns to Russia after the first Big Three meeting. Berlin and Stockholm report conflicting moves as ambassadors and diplomats weigh potential outcomes and a postwar map.
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Ismet Inonu
Turkey
Roosevelt
Churchill
Cairo
Stalin
Russia
Axis
Aeutral
Europe
Germany
Japan
Jaimo Chiang Kai-shek
North
Africa
London
Balkans
Mmeéa
Moscow
Soviet Union
Roggevelt
Istanbul
Berlin
Inony
Numan Kenemen Ioght
Ankara
Roosevel
Stockholm
Tidningen
Budapest
Vaticans
House of Cominiona
John G. Winach
United States
European Advisory Commission
Washington
George F. Kennan
Charles W. Thayer
Ne Aites
Cami
Missing in search for plane crash victims named
The public relations office announced a search for missing persons in a crash region spanning Alabama Tennessee and Mississippi. Harry J. Fowles 20 of New Haven Conn and Eugene Schnefter 22 of Silengo were identified as crash victims with next of kin notified. Others had been named earlier.
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Alabama
Tennessee
Jane di Massissippi
CoanucQland
Tie
Inmera
Connth
Mise
Graham ‘Tenn
Tnt Hunt
Harry J. Fowles
New Haven
Conn
Avibe
Chie
Eugene 1. Schnefter
Negro Army Band To Spur Bond Sales
The Negro Army Band, titled War Rennedy, will tour in the county to boost War Bond sales. Clyde O Lovern announces the event with E Brown leading the Negro Division of the War Saving. The march begins 3:30 PM at Negro First Baptist Church North Street, proceeds through North Gates Powell St Andrews Mais to the county courthouse, climaxing with a War Bond suction led by Albert Logue and Lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpidts
Tuslages Air Forces
Detham
Ettermoes
Clyde O. Lovern
County War Savings Sail the
Peradé
Lovers Aald
E. Brown
Negro Division
The
War Saving, Sref
Election slate looms for Dothan civic group leaders
Members and candidates listed for the upcoming term with terms expiring this year. Amos Jones chair leads the dominating committee with Jesse Forrester and Charlen Adams tallying. December 11 meeting will name winners, December 13 announce results, December 15 joint meeting for officer elections and banquet.
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Era
Amos Jones
Jesse Forrester
Charlen Adams
Nirs
Tme
Mew
Sanitary Dairy
Raymond Spenn
Charles Adams
Flist National Bank
E. M. Wells
Consolidated Produce Company
A. D. Ussery
Horace Hall
Dothan Eagle
Jobo Ayres
Ayres Brokerage Company
John OD. Ayres
Ed Crawford
Harris Furniture Company
James Dees
Dothan Cigar and Candy Company
Alto V. Lee
Lee and Lee
Walter C. Morrin
Rimgon Furniture Company
LaBruce Hanahan
Home Guano Co
J. E. Hathcock
Hathcock Lumber Company
J. M. Hutchinson
Sears, Roebuck and Company
J. G. Seaborn
Purity Ice Cream Company
Raymond Spann
Ray- Ta and
Spann Insurance Company
van Ritch
van Ritch Bhop
Beaty Whidden
Whidden Implement and Truck Company
A. D. Carmichael
Singletary and
Carmichael
Cec Lavern
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Gaines and Jones Insurance Agency
J. F. Spann
Spann Marchman Hardware Company
Clyde Co
Houston Marble Works
Herman Blumberg
Blumberg’s and Sons
J. MM. Bryson
Dothan Cotton O11 Company
Unclear Details From Local Auto Crash Case Report
Warrant information indicates first degree murder charges against an individual named Gilleye. Background notes mention a Sunday unconscious incident and a family tragedy, with an autopay order and a forthcoming blood report. Sheriff Farmer stated the investigation will produce a formal report in several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backgrove
Durculura
Sherff
Gilleye
Postwar Roads Plan for Houston County Bridge Network
Postwar goals emphasize keeping war prosperity by building farm to market roads in Houston County. A three mile network will be surveyed and a joint state county project valued around 1 million dollars awaits inspection by a representative of the state highway department.
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Houston County
Bate Highway Department
Wings of World War I pilot to be awarded at graduation
Cadet Boyd n, a former Lawrence Academy student, receives training wings with U S marking. Dothan field graduation ceremonies include an aerial show, band, and speech by Col. James T. Daniel Sr. Funeral services for Mr Snellgrove set for 4 p m at Cowarts Baptist Church. burial in Cowarts Cemetery. Survivors listed.
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Bill, Jr
U.S
Boyd N
Lawrence Academy
Groton
Mass
Army
James T. Daniel
Thhe
Battle near Chengteh described as most important since Hankow
Cantional From Page One reports American fighters and bombers took part in attacks including support of Chinese ground troops to Porters Burmese. Mal Gee C. C Tsang for the Army described the fighting around Chengteh as the most important engagement since Hankow and Maaghal in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Gee C. C Tsang
Chengteh
MBS
batUe
Conference Aims to Avoid Repeated Global Incidents
Report notes plans for a next conference to prevent future transport and political missteps. Davis suggests general agreement on timing and aims to ease strain through coordinated public messaging and radio broadcasts. He expects discussions with Brendan Bracken and other nations’ information agencies to curb avoidable international irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generel
Dav
Peas
Davis
Brendan Bracken
Ieasuren
Moscow
Fragmentary note from Perte-a stem hinting at delayed arrival
The text shows a garbled report mentioning Reypben T. Early and a message about words arriving from a z-roue route. It suggests ongoing expectations of a response or shipment, but specifics and context are unclear due to heavy OCR corruption.
Allied Offensives and Japanese Counter Moves Near Singapore
Fragmented OCR notes describe Allied offensives and Japanese actions around Singapore and Tarawa. Mentions Cairo conference strategy and potential strikes from Koty Crest, recent island battles, and American transport flights from Tarawa airfields. Narrative includes scattered references to American command, landings, and global war activity.
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Ean Ee
Ty -69 & Loan Co
DO Than Milling Company
Montgomery
Main
Foster Streets
Gaines & Jones, Inc
A. W. Smith
J. L. Harris Roofing Co
Skolessle
Iwiorg
Aritn Spellgrove
Snellgrove
Cowarts Baptist Church
Rogers
Buria
Cowarts
Fellows
Forrester
Mwra Ruby Lee Snellgrove
A. L. Snellgrove
Roy Emmett Sneilgrove
John
Reypben T
Frank
Arraceny Meng
Guardia
Sligspore
Bettis
Fs Dows
Iyla
Bis
Koty
Tarawa
Belic
New Aleda
India
Eng
Kina
Plati & Snum and Mamonds
Flas Diamond Tring Investments
Dothan Jewelry Co
Reliable Jewelers
E. Main St
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