Replacement Tag Supply Exhausted Says Johnson
The supply of replacement tags from Montgomery for Houston County motorists has been exhausted, B. B. Johnson, distributor, said today. He was to be at the courthouse through tomorrow to issue new tags, but the 250 he had are all gone. No more are available from the tag plant immediately, and motorists are reminded that the State allows repainting old tags in lieu of replacements. Replacements will be available by writing the Motor Vehicle Division, State Department of Revenue.
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Montgomery
Ouston County
B. B. Johnson
Johnson
E Motor Vehicle Division
State Apartment of Revenue
Motorcycle Officer Remains In Hospital After Crash
Motorcycle traffic policeman Jones of Dothan remained in a local hospital today with cuts abrasions and possible internal injuries from a motorcycle truck collision yesterday. The accident happened around 1 p m on Norta Street near Range Street when Jimmie Holley driver of Newton Grocery Co. truck swerved left to avoid a hole and Jones was run off the road by the truck. The motorcycle sustained slight damage. No charges were filed against the truck driver.
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Dothan
FE. Nortat
Range St
Jimmie Holley
V Newton Grocery Co
Dothan Juniors Elect New Officers at Oyster Supper
Eight Catton wood council junior order members attended an oyster supper hosted by the Dothan lodge. L. J. Wilson Jr was named new councilor along with C. W. Howell as vice councilor and C. C. Hayman as chaplain. Cottonwood members present included Joe Dickerson J Ho Bowen RL Littleton W Calhoun J M McArdle J B McArdle GC Ho Snell L BF Cui and W DL Meadows.
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Order of United American Mechanics
Dothan Lodge
Dothan Council
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Naw
C. W. Howell
C. C. Hayman
Cottonwood
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J. Ho Bowen
RL. Littleton
W. Calhoun
J. M. McArdle
J. B. McArdle
Ho Snell L. BF. Cui
W. DL Meadows
GOP congressional leaders vow to push pledges through
A Republican meeting previews a campaign surge in Congress as Joseph W Mastin Jr leads a push for a speaker and leadership positions. Rep Charles A Hialleck and Rep Clarence J Brown dispute for top roles as Senate Republicans plan a Dec 30 caucus and the GOP unveils a program stressing economy, budget balance, and tax cuts.
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Martin
Moeen
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Ohio
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Cheose
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New Recreational Equipment Arrives For City Schools
Crawford Moseley city recreation director announced that five white valley and three Negro schools will receive 80 aweys 10 slides five merry go rounds one volley ball nets ten basketball punts and paddle tennis nets and five new softball gloves. The devices will be distributed to all schools so children can use them before the December 20 Christmas holidays.
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Crawford Moseley
Morvley
Truman to speak on coal strike crisis Sunday
President Truman plans a national radio address of about 20 minutes to discuss the coal strike and government effort, with aides indicating he may extend the speech beyond 20 minutes if needed. He will consult with Attorney General Tom Clark and other aides before Sunday as pressure mounts over United Mine Workers action and court battles.
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Alady
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State House
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Thumen
Russ
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J. A. Krug
Government eyes mines and fines loom in labor clash
The report outlines proposals for government run strip mines using civilian and Army personnel to ease coal shortages. It notes ongoing union and private operator tensions as Lewis resists negotiations. Federal Judge Goldsborough fines UMW 3.5 million dollars and Lewis 10 thousand, issuing an injunction and staying fines pending appeal. The case may reach the Supreme Court within about two weeks if the government seeks expedited review.
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Army
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du Gge
the Naluy
Supreme Court
Governent
Oakland strike strategy ties city role to law and limits
The strike committee vows action by 12 stores on Sunday mornings if Oakland officials state they will not use police to escort strike brokers or help break legal strikes. City Manager Hessler says the strategy aligns with the law and unions' demands as the city’s stance.
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Oakland
Police Department
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Meeting invites public to church event across First Baptist groups
A local church gathering led by Mr Ticker and Dr Hobbs will feature speeches on "One Trapping Union Challenge in War" with attendees from Headland Ave Columb ia Cottonwood and nearby churches. The public is invited to attend the meeting at the First church in Dothan and other listed congregations.
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Lr Hobbes
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Goed
Time interval counter for civilian use introduced
Precise RCA device developed during the war, a time interval counter now marketed for civilian science and industry use.
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Eupr
RCA
German Nazis face mixed fate under American zone justice
The piece argues German judges in the American zone cannot whitewash Nazi crimes on a large scale. It details the scale of denazification, with millions under threat or awaiting court action, and explains judges’ pressures from Germans and Allied authorities, with many seeking to placate both sides.
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Tlat
Clay
Germany
Nuernberg
United States Faces Russia on Atomic Authority in Council Talks
The United States presses for an international treaty to govern atomic energy and disarmament, opposing purely Security Council rulings. Molotov signals Russia will back council actions but hints at treaty involvement. Baruch expected to challenge Russia’s veto stance while weighing Molotov concessions and U S questions on peaceful use and verification.
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Atomic Commission
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U. N. Security Council
U. S. Senate
Seeking Probation for Ruby Mae Lucky and Excell Tucky
The court faces requests for probation for Ruby Mae Lucky and Excell Tucky who were convicted of second degree sorcery at the prior session. Both petitions seek leniency and possible release conditions.
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Ruby Mae Lucky
Excell Tucky
New York and New Orleans Cotton Market Snapshots
Readings show mixed sessions with opens, highs, lows, and closes for several contracts across New York and New Orleans. Notable figures include May and other month listings with values around 28xx to 30xx, reflecting price activity and market shifts in the fiber sector.
Probation Granted in Local Circuit Court Case
Ruby Mee Lucky received a two year sentence and was granted probation at a probation hearing before Judge D C Ha stead. Excell Lucky’s case was continued until Saturday, and Excell Lucky was convicted of assault with intent to murder.
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D. C. Hastead
Ruby Mee Lucky
Excell Lucky
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