Lawrence Arnett Taken By Death
Funeral services for Lawrence Arnett eighty eight, who died at 28 bore an Aritun route on Wed esday after 3 long illness, were held today at Holues Crihren. Rev Lupkis conducting. A son Artis Arnett survives in Ariten. Sergeant Eduard D Barnes of Hartford serves with the 1st Cavalry in Tokyo, Japan. A brother, Private Foy L Barnes, trained at Camp Blanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Armen
Eght
Borve
Aritun
Tokyo
Eduard D Barnes
EB. Barnes
Hartford
1St Cavalry
Okyo
Japan
Saz
Foy L. Barnes
Camp Blanding
Fis
Skipperville Scouts Receive Record Papers
Registration papers for Skipperville Sea Scout groups arrive at the council office. Senior Patrol Leader Alph Richardson presides. Junior leaders include Billy Adams, Jerry Semigan, Ravenal Davis, Dan King, and Her man Thompson. Patrol leaders are noted for multiple troops and a list of members spans several names.
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Ville
Skipperville
Haph Seto
Baldwin
Repnae
Richardsus
Ralph Mixpore
Dammy Alph Richardson
Billy
Adduns
Jerry Semigan
Avesta
Lamar Gasset
Ralph Phithys
Tun McCienden
Marald Childree
Ata
Maxson
Eldridge Hughes
Marke
Woodham
Lanier Payne
Dan King
Ravenal Davis
Douglas Turner
Hugh Gardner
Charles Riley
William Whatley
Hubert Whatley
Harry Whatley
Leonard Heath
Herman Thompson
Kenneth Payne
Curis Key
Contiused From Page One Amid GM Concessions Pressure
Union leaders claim concessions by General Motors and the auto giants will ease negotiations for the industry. About 450 Chrysler locals presidents and stewards voted to continue work for up to three months if needed as talks falter. Reuther and other UAW officials left Detroit for a Pittsburgh conference, leaving two federal conciliators in the GM building.
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Reuther
UAW
Geners
Motors
Chrysler Corp
Pittsburgh
Detroit
General Motors
H. W. Anderson
Doctor Davie to review health studies at meeting
Dr Davie a State Board of Censors member and Alabama Medical Association planner will review The Underlying sea of the Health Problems of Alabama and The Plight of the Cherished Rights of Medical Practice in Alabama at tomorrow night’s Allied Health Council session in Birmingham. Regular officer elections for the new year will be held. Attendees invited include physicians from Houston Coffee Dale Geneva and Henry counties. An eight inch growth spurt between ages 14 and 16 is average for boys.
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Davie
State Board of Censors
Alabama Medical Association
Marriage A Gamble in Wartime Abroad Lands
Dorothy Dix notes that about one hundred thousand American soldiers have taken wives in foreign postings, predicting many unions will fail. She argues marriages depend on shared environment, habits, language, and taste, especially when couples come from different classes or cultures. She cautions against risky cross culture matches and notes everyday matters like cooking can spark divorce.
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Kamchatka
Recruiting Head Is Dothan Visitor Arrives in Ke ate Mas
Col Decker head of Ardy's recruiting service in Selma tours the Wiregrass area to assess progress and enlistment yields. He expects a commendable percentage of enlistments to continue via their network as a result of the recent visit.
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Culone
Joseph FF
Decker
Ardy
Mas & Veler
Contended From Page One Ship Not Able To Board
A damaged wartime note describes a crew member reporting he could not reach the ship, returned with bronze, and told an officer of the dark that the assignment would take about five minutes. He claimed Capt. McVay was seen around the ridge and later gave the order to abandon ship. He said McVay shouted the command to men at the rail, while he believed only a few remained below.
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Page One
McVay
Keyes
Marshall testifies as Pearl Harbor probe resumes in D C
Five star General Marshall closes his testimony and heads to China as a special envoy to President Truman. Lt Gen Leonard Gerow testifies that War Plans Division bears responsibility for warning lapses before Pearl Harbor. Rep Gearhart Califf notes Gerow may have assumed too much blame and cites other involved parties.
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China
Truman
Gerhard Gesell
Marshall
War Department
Leonard T. Gerow
War Plans Division
Mings
Gerow
Gearhart
Navy fighter plane funds prompt school rule explanations
It is anticipated that the overall total will more than double. Each school has received an explanation of the rules involved in awarding the Navy fighter plane purchased by the City of Dothan through the RFC. Students of both Dothan schools and county institutions are receiving supervision and encouragement from their teachers and principals.
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Navy
Dothan
RFC
AFL Chief Opposes 30 Day Cooling Off Labor Bill
William Green of the American Federation of Labor opposes the 30 day cooling off period in the labor bill. He doubts the measure will curb unrest and says it could weaken unions, though he believes the President intends effective legislation to head off anti labor threats.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Philip Murray
Green
White House
AFL
Congress
Cautioned From Page on Number 13- Cautioned From Page
Hurley said George Atcheson Jr attempted to destroy that government by obtaining lendlease arms for the Chinese Communists. They didn’t get the arms. Both Atcheson and Service are now in Tokyo as political advisors to Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Hurley named three others disloyal: John Davis in Moscow, Fulton Freeman and Arthur Ringwalt in Chongqing.
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George Atcheson, Jr
Hurley
Atcheson
Service
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Archeson
John Davis
Chungking
Moscow
Fulton Freeman
Arthir Ringwalt
Chongking
State Department
Back in States Sergeant MelLeod Arrives in New York
Sergeant Charles F. McLeod Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Charles F McLeod of 400 East Washington Street and husband of former Miss Carolyn Barcroft arrived in New York Sunday and is at Fort McPherson awaiting discharge after three and a half years of service including 21 months in Italy as a weather forecaster with the 12th Weather Squadron. He and Mrs McLeod will reside at 1917 South St Andrews Street.
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Charles F. MelLeod, Jr
Charles F. Mcleod
East Washington Street
Carolyn Barcroft
New York
Fort McPherson
Army
McLeod
Italy
12Th
South St. Andrews’ Street
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Napier Field
Oakley Field
Mobile
New Orleans
Long Beach
Calif
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John H. Martin
Ida
Tel van Nuss Cabt
Julio Pitstick
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Charleston
Ohio
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Dothan Visitor
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