Presidential Campaigns Forecast Amid War Strain
Washington AP reports both major parties weigh campaign logistics as war burdens strain travel. Republicans plan limited appearances around January Chicago meeting to choose nominees while Democrats expect Roosevelt may campaign mainly via statements if nominated. National committee meetings set for January 16 11 and January 22 determine convention times and sites.
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Washington
Therause
Roosevell
Chicago
National Committee
Mrs Thelma Chancey Dies Near Newville
Mrs Thelma Maggie Chancey forty of Newville route one died early yesterday at her home after an illness. She is survived by her husband Tillie, two sons Everette and Rudolph, a daughter Miss Wilnowdean Chancey, a brother O Neal Wigxina, and a sister Mrs Carlton Cain. Funeral was at Old Center Church with Rev Halstead and Rev Lyton Brannon officiating. Interment in the church cemetery via Headland Mortuary.
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Thelma Maggie Chancey
Newville
Inness
Chancey
Tillie
Everette
Rudolph Chancey
Mias Wilnowdean Chancey
New Silla
O'Neal Wigxina
Union Springs
Anaister
Carlton Cain
Ozark
Old Center Church
Halstead
Lyton Brannon
Headland
Health Department Schedules Clinics
Houston County health authorities announced three immunization clinics this week for smallpox and diphtheria. Tomorrow at 9 15 a m a smallpox and diphtheria clinic will be at Ashford school and Wednesday at 0 35 am the same clinic at Cowarts school. The smallpox immunization clinic will be Thursday at 10 am at Harmon school. Two clinics were held last week at Wickaburg school and Columbia Negra school.
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Houston County
Ashfod
Cowarts
Harmon School
Wickaburg
Columbia Negra
Allied drive along Adriatic coast and Moro River advance
The Allied forces attacked along the Adriatic coast and pressed toward the Moro River. British destroyers bombarded coastal towns, sinking three enemy coastal craft and damaging merchant shipping, while aerial support was limited by poor weather. The offensive also pushed toward San Vito and near Pescina, with the Adriatic front narrowing.
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Uruppe
Ceane
Beyund
Dave Weil
Beyund Broahnese Aps
Quilton
Adriatic
Orbetella
Tulus
Jef
Eighth Army
Moro
San Vito
Pescnia
Teheran Declarations Rally German Opponents to Freedom
In a Continent-wide assessment of the Teheran declarations, a segment of the German public opposed to Nazism, militarism, imperialism, and racial ideology finds encouragement. The text argues that unconditional surrender lacks definition and that the Tehran statements could empower anti-Nazi resistance at home and among workers abroad. It notes Nazi propaganda efforts to frame an ultimatum and dismember the Reich, while praising the call for a democratic world family and shared liberty.
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Pascholazy
N3- Org
Germany
Junkerg
Hitler
iGerman
Irving
Roj
Blz
Reich
House renegotiation limits and tax bill changes described
The article explains House actions on renegotiation of contractor prices, exemptions for contracts under 100000 a year, a minimum price set at 6.90, and agricultural commodity exemptions. It notes the tax bill’s limited promise amid major increases and cites Morgenthau’s requested $10.5 million versus the House’s $2.14 million. It also recalls Chicago World Fairs held during the Depression.
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House
Morgenthau
Funeral service for Mrs A B Turner conducted
Mrs A B Turner funeral services were held with Rev ALD Zuoden officiating. The service took place at Vogam Home Casta followed by burial in the church cemetery. Survivors include daughters More Carne Hatt of Columbus and Ma Can of Thomley, plus numerous relatives and grandchildren. Honorary pallbearers listed.
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Urka
Vogam
Casta
Zuoden
Bari
Wilean
Arge
Methadiel Church
Uosone
Paxton Tuite
Senva Turner
Newtus
Fire Daughtera
Columbus
Thomley
Mia McAlister
Alto Hinson
Wilkins Thoma
Walter Draughn
Jidge Ha
Eleven Negroes Nabbed On Gaming Charges
Police Chief J E Crauphon reported two raids against gambling led to eleven Black individuals being charged. In the first raid Detectives Hicks and Hilson arrested Choice Lewis Rodell Flowers and Hubert Fisnia. bonds set at 12 dollars for two, others released on cash. A second raid by Draughen and officers yielded eight more suspects including Freddy Tyes Genes Bryant Hershal Bigham Mack Thames Jack Kirkland Riley Bennett Rodell Flowers and T C Dawkins. most posted 12 dollar cash bonds, with Bennett posting an appearance bond and Dawkins released on bond later. Scene of the raids not disclosed.
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Cry Pulse
Cheet Draughea
Wes Herring
E. J. Strickland
Henry Atking
Freddy Tyes
Genes Bryant
Hershal Bigham
Mack Thames
Jack Kirkl
Riley Bennett
Rodell Flowert
T. C Dawkins
Bennett
Dawking
Four Negroes Held In Wine and Beer Raids
Sheriff deputies conducted weekend liquor law raids arresting four Black individuals and seizing roughly thirteen gallons of homemade wine and beer. Three arrests occurred Saturday night in the eastern county, with notes of confiscations at multiple homes. A separate arrest by city police netted Dewey Hollis for illegal whiskey, with the suspect jailed in Nottoway County.
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Sheriff's Office
T. R K
Jales Freedig Moore
Jeannie Guirnisley
Mathis Junior McEntyre
Frances Safford
Sherff
J. T Casey
Clay
Adam
Charlie Akins
Dewey Hollus
Nottaton County
Tutor Hicks
E. Ja. Strickland
Three Civilians and Air Crew Injured in Incident Continued
Three civilians and the navigator and bombardier of the plane were injured. The civilians escaped serious harm while the navigator and bombardier were listed in serious condition but expected to recover, according to attending physicians.
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Pare One
Civiians
Incomplete OCR item mentions routes and mine history
Number 29 and one in Mississippi reference triangular courses from Courtland to Corinth and Graham to Courtland. Cadet Miller's next of kin list Mir. and Mrs. Roy R. Miller and others in Cincinnati. Mentions oldest operated mine, 9 turquolan mine near Santa Fe, N M, operated by Indiana centuries before 1540, with limited production.
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Mississippi
Courtland
Corinth
Miss
Graham
Miller
Mir
Roy R. Miller
Mira
Huby Ackerman
Cincinnati
Olimest American
America
Chalehihuttl
Santa Fe
N. M
Indiana
Welfare Assistance Here Totals 11121
Welfare aid to aged, blind, and disabled persons and families with children totaled 11,121. Seven applications were approved, but funds were not available for others. Affected amounts include 4,283 for persona, 2,085 to families with children, 761 to care for eight children, and 32 for boarding care.
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C. L. Colsne
Bua
Duvuc
Mrs Mollie Riley Dies Near Newville
Mrs Mollie Riley seventy five of Newville route two died early this morning after a short illness. Survived by husband Henry J. Riley a son Carson Riley a daughter Mia Cary Hicks two brothers Eck Tice and Ed Tice a half brother Will Pearce and several grandchildren. Funeral 11 am tomorrow at Old Center Church with Rev Halstead officiating interment in church cemetery Headland Mortuary in charge.
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Mollie Riley
Newville
Henry J. Riley
Carson Riley
Mia
Cary Hicks
Route One
Eck Tica
Headland
Will Pearce
Dothan
Old Center Church
Halstead
Headland Mortuary
Soldier Jailed In Theft Of Auto
Private James M Pevsing was jailed on grand larceny charges after being found with a stolen automobile belonging to Dr R D Crawford. Officers arrested him in Marianna Florida, and the car had been missing from downtown Dothan for several days.
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James ME
Pevsing
R. D. Crawford
Shberifft
J. T. Casey
Perkins
Marianna
Fla
Dr. Crawford
Downtosa Street
Dothan
Casey
Meeting at Russian embassy marks massive display of power
Amid security cordons and armored cars, leaders including Stalin and Roosevelt gathered at the Russian embassy for a landmark conference. Churchill arrived in RAF gear as a Russian Army band played. Photographs captured the event, with Molotov briefly entering and departing as officials observed. In related news, Private First Class William L. Veacock of Hartford received assignment to the Army Air Forces after graduating at Camp Curtin. Col Francis T. Evang, noted for early aviation feats, is referenced.
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Gay
Tanke
Ruesen
Stalin Grad
Stalin
Roosevelt
Vyacheslav Molotov
Lenin
Churchill
King
Stalingrad
William L. Veacock
Hartford
U. S. Army Air Forces
Camp Curtinsall
Army
Curt Wright Corporation
Buttislo
New York
Camp Curtinnalr
Abasdeam
iMeshich Ghrssien
Frestiers
Teheran
Rousayett
Biallo
Vhis
Vysacheslav Molotov
Molotov
Harry L. Hopkins
Jaorage
Russia
Iran
Elburs
Churenill
United States of America
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Trai
United Nations
Rengevelt
Stalin Churchill
Timber War Value Cited By AAA Head At County Meeting
Timber's war value emphasized by AAA chairman Jense A. Cudieceth who cited barwood lage and forest products as vital for military gear. He noted wood supplies about 1,300 items for army and navy and urged farmers to use postharvest lull to boost pulp wood and other forest production while consulting foresters before cutting.
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Torent
America
Jense A. Cudieceth
Cemaulus
Loday & Meinra
Culbewth
Asa
Culereth
Turkey weighing war role as Cairo talks unfold
Turkish foreign ministry reports indicate Ankara may join the Allies or remain neutral as conversations with Britain and the United States intensify. A Moscow meeting and Eden talks spur speculation that Turkey could declare war or maintain neutrality while monitoring German moves from Istanbul. Cairo dispatches note Roosevelt Churchill and Chiang Kai-shek met near the Mena Hotel to discuss wartime strategy, with Roosevelt reportedly staying at the Mena House.
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Turkish Foreign Ministry
Emir Mansur
Imm Baud
Imr Fahad
Cairo
Baturdey
DNE Hata
Vichy Radio
Frane von Papen
Turkey
Istanbul
Barfin
Germany
Black Sea
Balkans
Mediterranean
Menemenologlu
Anthony Eden
Moscow
Associated Press
Ankare
United Nations
Allied
Nationala
Ankara
Abe Wurt
Teheran declaration guides looming European offensives
Washington observers note military implications from the Tehran conference summary. The leaders’ statements hint at timing for final offensives against Continental Europe with weather and army readiness as key factors. Invasions could begin late winter or early next summer, aiming for spring victory or fall prospects depending on conditions.
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Churchill
Washington
Iran
Europe
Uming
Taverneg
Meria
Russians Drive Deep Into Permanent Ness Defenses
Number 13worst snowstorms disrupt operations as the Red Army advances. Russian troops push far into Ness defenses and move toward Kalinkovicl Moryr Zhiobin and Rogachev along the Laningrad-0 railway. Dozens of villas fall daily to the Ned Army, raising doubts about German ability to continue resistance.
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White
Russia
Red Army
Ness
Kalinkovicl
Moryr
Zhiobin
Rogachev
Laningrad - 0
Ned Army
Teheran Conference Charter Text and Security Concerns
Dispatches summarize the Teheran meeting among Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin. The Atlantic Charter outlines postwar aims including self-government free seas disarmament and equal access to resources. A separate report notes security tightness amid reports of saboteurs and royal arrests.
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Roserret and
Prisms
Churchill
Ubair Bie
Aled Peracipien
Pest - Wer
Tareet
Emeag
Teheran Conference Ends With Unified Allied Strategy
The Teheran talks brought Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill into close military planning. Key British and American leaders outlined a global “relentless increasing” campaign to secure victory. Churchill hosted a birthday dinner where toasts celebrated allied unity and a final consensus on fronts and strategy.
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Nema
Germany
Cetm
Malin
Harriman
Russa
John G. Winant
U. & Am Heapesdor
England
Gee Grllam Brooke
Imperia
Fiald Marvles
John Dill
Mazaha
Charles Portal
Churchill
Britain
United States
Teheran
Legation
Stalin
Roosevelt
Cairo
Noted scholar Malcolm honored with honorary degree
Concord born Malcolm, a University of Michigan graduate and former Philippine official, rises in public esteem after receiving an honorary LL.D. from Imperial War Japan. The aging figure, long linked with Puerto Rico and later Philippine governance, delivers lectures reflecting on his varied career and decades of service.
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Puerto Rico
Pine Governmet Parvie
Colm
Phil
Cantinued From Fi Strongly-Defended Island Assaults
American forces pressed deep into New Britain and Bougainville as Seventh Army air units bombed inland targets in the central Pacific. Liberators struck over Truk and surrounding areas to start fires while Japanese counterattacks on Tarawe and Makin caused light damage. In the August Bayon area, Allied forces wiped out several structures and warehouses as diver bombers attacked Bougainville.
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Bonga
Pacific Command
New Britain
Seventh Army Air
Japan
Milles Noutheast
Nese
Bass
Truk Liberators
Med
Rn Island
Gilberts
Ater
Tarawe Atoll
Makin
Beschh Press
Augusta Bayon
Bougainville
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Thelma Chancey
Health Department
J. L. Harris Roofing Co
Joseph Gocbhela
Ministry For Propaganda and Public Enlightenment
Dothan Milling Company
Montgomery Highway
I Am
Sinclair
Beresums
J.B. Davis Lowlair Refining Co. Agt
A. B. Tuner
Francis T. Evang
AAA
Dothan Savings & Loa
Dothan Jewelry
Reliable Jewelers
E. Main St. Establi
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