Auburn man released after fatal highway crash
Homer Casebere of Auburn Ind was discharged from a Dothan hospital after injuries from an auto mobile bus collision on the Midland City Piichard road noon yesterday. He was traveling with his wife who was fatally injured and taken home for burial along with Mrs Berg Enzor of Auburn.
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Homer Casebere
Auburn
Ind
Midland City
Piichard
Dothan
Bere
Caseberes
Berg Enzor
Florida
Facor
New Airplanes Get Traffic Tickets in Atlanta
A Southern Airways aircraft at Atlanta's municipal airport draws attention as traffic tickets are issued near the hangar. The incident highlights regulatory checks impacting local aviation activity in the city.
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Atlanta
Southern Airway
Presidents Streamer awarded for November December recruitments
Eight troops have earned the Presidents Streamer, a council achievement, for registering five or more new Scouts in November and December. Troops include Two at Troy First Baptist, Three at Dothan First Baptist, 12 at Dothan Headland Ave Baptist, 19 at Troy Rotary, 21 at Ozark Lions, 42 at Enterprise Lions, 60 at Ozark Negro school, and 85 at Pinchard Negro Junior High. Names must be submitted to the council officer to count toward the roll.
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J. W. Cooke
M. W. Espy
Troy First Baptist Church
Dothan First Baptist Church
Salvation Army Leaders Speaker At Lions Club Meeting
Major and Mrs. Frank Longino of Atlanta, secretaries for the Dixie Division Salvation Army, were guests of the Lions Club yesterday. A brief musical program preceded Major Longino's account of the Salvation Army's local and international three fold program. Miss Nell English of the Houston County public welfare department also attended and will speak to the club at a later date.
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Frank Longino
Young Peoples’ Dixie Division
Salvation Army
Atlanta
Lions Club
Major
Longino
Nell English
Houston County Public Welfare Department
English
Andrews Sees No End To Soft Coal Strike
PHENIX CITY AP Rep George Andrews D Alay says no immediate solution to the coal mine walk out and warns it could trigger the greatest wave of unemployment since the war. He doubts Congress will step in but thinks curbing labor leaders’ powers is possible. A traffic ticket in Atlanta today notes a plane parked in a no parking zone.
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Phenix City
George Andrews
Andrews
Congress
Mrs Randy Bynum Dies At Enterprise Age 77
Mrs Randy Bynum age 77 died Wednesday morning after a two week illness. A Free Will Baptist Church member near Vicksburg she was active in church work. Survived by daughter Wilmoth Nichols granddaughter Louie Smith and grandson Levi Nichols sisters Annie Shirley and Lucy Mauldin brothers R M Shirley W S Shirley and J J Shirley. Funeral held yesterday at Goodwater Church with Dr B R Justice officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Searcy Funeral Home in charge.
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Enterprise
Randy Bynum
Free Will Baptist Church
Vicksburg
Wilmoth Nichols
Daleville
Louie Smith
Levi Nichols
Annie Shirley
Lucy Mauldin
R. M. Shirley
Chancellor
W. S. Shirley
Jay
Florida
J. J. Shirley
Ponce de Leon
Goodwater Church
B. R. Justice of
Farmers Plant Blue Lupine In Harris County
W Y Cook FHA county supervisor announced that 81 Houston farmers planted 1167 acres of blue lupine as winter cover crop in cooperation with the Production and Marketing Administration. He stressed the need for cover crops to protect soil depleted by cash crops.
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Farmers’ Home Administration
W. Y. Cook
Fha
Cook
Men Flying Hump Route To China Need More Than Courage
Washington medical officials say flying The Hump demanded stress tolerance beyond courage. Between 1942 and 1945 910 crewmen, 130 passengers and 594 planes were lost on the India China route. Maj. William M. Jeffries notes extreme nervous strains amid Himalaya incursions, harsh conditions, and hazardous cargo.
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China
Washington
Air Force
William M. Jeffries
Little Rock
Ark
India-Caina
Air Transport Command
Strain on U S Aircrews in China-Burma Theater
A wartime study outlines how extended flights over Japanese held territory amid heat humidity and monsoon conditions wore down aircrew. It details two psychological disorders: simple flying fatigue and anxiety reactions, triggered by fatigue, illness, and distressing home news.
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China
ATC
Jeffries
Minds Under Pressure Faces and Factors of Stress
Major Jeffries concluded that a man's mental crackup is the sum total of all stresses encountered and that stress tolerance depends greatly on the ability to adjust to adversity. He cites heredity and multiple factors shaping an individual's response to unusual situations.
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Jeffries
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