Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Cooking School
Ozarks Literary Club led by Mrs ot Lamkies will hold a cooking school at Ozark Community House starting Tuesday and continuing Wednesday. Miss Latimer and Batty Lindsey will supervise framing economists from Alabama Power Co. The session runs daily with free admission. The Stman Executive Board of Boatheast Alabama Scout Council meets tonight at 7 to hear a current report on the Pomerts finance drive at Ozark Community House.
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Ozarks Literary Club
Mra Ot Lamkies la
Tha Ozark Communty House
Mell Latimer
Batty Lindsey
Alabama Power Company
Ee Em
Stman
Boatheast
Alabama Scout Council
Ozark
Jury Deliberates Over Geneae Lewin Case and Others
A noon jury deliberates in the Geneae Lewin case amid related proceedings. Townsell pleads to charges of indecent acts and related counts, with a suspended sentence and other outcomes noted. Separately Lena, an Arnhem bomb survivor, receives Christmas gifts from St Mary’s Hall Service League as she adjusts to life with an amputated arm and a hopeful welfare career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneae Lewin
Mary Frances Beacham
Houston County
John Townsell
Wimnsell
Dria Wall
Phyaleiang
Neta
Townsell
Tiquer
Tames Jackson
P Burrington
Annem
Helland
Alec
Lem
Girl’ Service League
St Mary's
Lena
Lens
Fught Lake
Beryl
Ifs
Tor
He Schoenmakers
Arnhem
Loni
Tigh
Ket
Green Room Plays Set By Dothan Little Theatre
A three night run at the City Auditorium features Green Room Plays by Dothan Little Theatre. The shows include The Ut directed by Marvin Carter It the Light By Darkness directed by B Belmar and Will of the Wisp directed by Ethel Lawshe. Cast includes Marvin Carter Joe Williams Mary Bell Williams Dr Joe Cutchen Louie Percy Virgil Atkins Charles McNay Wil Jefferies Lewis Branscomb Nettle Joan Lewis Betty Hogat Pat Cook Mildred Branycomb Emaline McCollough Mable Hodges June Robinson. Performances start at 8 pm Thursday Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan Little Theatre
Little ‘Theatre
Keapig
Marvin Carter
Ethel Lawshe
Dr. B. Belmar
Carter
Joe Williams
Mary Bell Williams
Joe Cutchen
Louie Percy
Virgil Atkins
Charles McNay
Wil Jefferies
Lewis Branscoumb
Nettle Joan Lewis
Betty Hogat
Pat Cook
Mildred Branycomb
Emaline McCollough
Mable Hodges
Juny Robinson
City Auditorium
Police Book Week-End Arrestee Roll With Names
City police records show 34 persons booked during the week end. Among those were Odis Bed Sale 25 and Charles Hendrey 25 charged with driving while intoxicated. Other arrestees included 16 public drunkenness five gaming two driving without a license two disorderly conduct and one for carrying a concealed weapon driving with improper brakes and vagrancy and coding Joltering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odis Bedsale
Charles Hendrey
W B Musgrove Dies in Albany Georgia
W B Musgrove died in Albany Georgia after a heart attack. He was a 45 night manager for the Dothan Western Union and had recently transferred to Blakely. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Fayette Iz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musgrove
Dothan Western Union
Ani Taal
Blakely
Dos Than
Fayette, Iz
Klansman Trials and Dinosaurs Across Eras
The report ties a May courtroom scene with Emmett Ferry asking jurors to weigh justice in a Carradine case tied to the Klan versus defense witnesses defending Carradine’s character. Separately, it notes a Brownies Lollar trial acquittal after neighbors placed him at a baseball game after a masked raid. The article also includes a scientific note on equatorial rotation and a timeline on dinosaurs, followed by Switz erland watchmaking employment data.
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Emmett Ferry
Hie
Wdge Lush
Jim Chbson
Carrasdine
Kev
Carradine
Larhing
Iack Alexander
Toon
Attendance Notice at Tig's States Room 3
Dec 13 at 7 90 a m all members urged to attend. Meeting held at Tig's States Room 3 with George Barber as presiding officer and Ben Sembrlage in attendance. Governor referenced.
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Tig
Geo
Barber
Irser
Bnb Sembrlage
30 Year War on Reds Wall Street Bust In Politics
A historical account traces a long arc from 1920s to 1980s detailing American Communist movement shifts. It covers Browder era leadership, the 1930s New Deal alignment, the Hitler Stalin pact, Dies Committee scrutiny, wartime dynamics, and postwar rebranding toward socialist aims. The piece links labor strikes, party splits, and public perception with political cautiousness toward communism across decades.
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Peteg Epson
Uth
Vevietys
Wall St
Moscow
America
Willam Foster
Kremlins
Allance Thig
Franklin D Roosevelt
New York
New Deal
Foster
Russell Browder
Kane
Afd
Sot
Hitler
Germany
Stalin
Roosevelt
Fiat
Browder-Ford
Fathfal
Mala
Poland
Ogee
Hansevelt
Anu
Dies Committee
Wille
Browder
Pusport
Robert Minoy
Vetewan
Suc
Eugene Deemis
John B Wallaveson
Robert G. ‘Thompson
Paty
Ely
Henry A Wallace
Hbein
Commies
US Red Press
Radio Moscow
Wallace
J. Strom ‘Thurmond
Weather toll rises as storms lash roads and deaths mount
A weekend storm left a record 77 degrees in Dee M1 pilame high with thunder storms. Indirect fatalities stemmed from traffic crashes on icy highways and fog. A campfire near Victorville California blamed for a 70 ton granite slab slide killed four people, as YW group members cited heat from the fire spurring rockfalls in the Mojave Desert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorville
Calit
Mojrve
Confused Passage on Generals Refusing to Join Plot
The two generals apparently refused to take part in the plot and warned Calang. Calang sent his top aide to Kunming to stop the pattern. Ranning was slated, and Chiang's three representatives were captured at the airport. A Guyer ocean terminal with three decks is being built at Southampton, England, offering complete boat train and marine connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calang
Kunming
Ranning
Chiang
Guyer
Southhampton
England
Death notices from Wiregrass region in late era
Funeral services for Mrs G M Cooley of 602 Boulevard were held at Ward Wilson Chapel with interment in City cemetery. Surviving husband Walter Cooley and children Walter, Ruth Pope, Archie Monk, and eight grandchildren. Also noted are Mrs Martha Dunn of Henry County, age ninety five, with services at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church and interment at civiren cemetery, survivors include daughters and a son, plus multiple grandchildren. Woodrow Wilson of Headland, aged three, died in Tuscaloosa hospital. services set for Assembly of God Church in Dothan with burial Beulah Cemetery. survivors include parents A W and Mrs A W Wilson, siblings, and several nieces and nephews.
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G. M. Cooley
Boulevard
Ward
Wilson Chapel
Henry A. Parker
W. F. Calhoun
Wards Wusob
Walter Cooley
Dothan
Ioney
Ruth Pope
Mont+ gognery
Archie Monk
South Caroling
Charley Breadwater
Phenix Cuy Ag
George Riddle
Columbus, Ga
Martha Dunn
Henry County
Abbeville
Dunn
Pleasant Grove
Paul Dulty
Roby Z. Lee
Headland
Kelly NewVille
Woodrow Wilson
Headlands Road
Tuscaloosa
Assembly of God
D- Nadine Leeds
Atlanta
Ruth Hatcher
Birmingham
Cora Bruce
Columbus Go
More Attention Given to Jobless Aid Plans
Chicago state legislatures raise focus on wage losses from non occupational fines. The Research Council for State Security notes only four states had compulsory cash payments. now 16 have such programs. States like California New Jersey Rhode Island and New York report weekly benefits from 10 to 25 dollars, with variations and employer and employee contributions.
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Chicago
Searname Security
New York
Rhode Inland
California
New Jersey
New Yorks
Dothan crash claims sixth Houston County death in 10 days
An early report details a fatal road crash near Dothan involving Charles Bray, 23, and injuries to Robert King Je as the car, traveling about 85 miles per hour, approached a curve. The incident marks the sixth fatality in Houston County in the last ten days, per patrol records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Charles Bray
Robert King Je
Warris
Houston County
Livestock Markets Report From Georgia Alabama Florida
USDA livestock arrivals totaled 300 cattle 250 calves and 3 000 bags of eight major packing plants in Albany Columbus Moreheadville Thomasville and Tifton Ga Dothan Auburn and Jackson Valley and Tallahassee Fla Hog market mostly steady with varied quotations by weight and grade from 120 to 270 pounds to over 370 pounds Georgia Florida Alabama cattle market tone about steady Union Stockyards Montgomery reports 400 head arrivals with mixed weights and scores of hogs cattle and pigs showing steady to lower bids in places with regional variations
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Thomasville
USDA
Planta
Albany
Columbus
Mor Jwle
Thomasvele
Titton
Dothan
Alm
Jacksonvalle
Talawassee
Fla
Montgomery (Ap
Union Stockyards
Cutie
Coener
Soviet Life Features Inaccessible Magazine Amenke In USSR
A fragmentary report notes Amenke a rare Soviet magazine with direly restricted distribution showing Russians at work and leisure. It cites articles praising constitutive rights, health care claims, and an UN General Assembly address by Vishinsky criticizing U S atomic control proposals.
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Honan
Russia
Joh Inn
Ussr
Bullen
Scurnoy
Magszine Soviet Health Protection
Narbon
Chilivenitsa
Iigmagerite
Rur San Forelen
Andrew ¥. Vishinsky
United Nations
Vishinsky
New York and New Orleans Cotton Futures Drop Amid Weak Demand
Cotton futures in New York and New Orleans declined as traders priced in weaker demand and ongoing debate over the government acreage program. At 11 30 am prices showed declines across near and deferred contracts with concerns over hedging and farmer opposition influencing the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jong Nquid
Bae
OD Sapam
Merchants ready for last minute Christmas rush and deals
A wartime shopping pattern shifts back as stores lure buyers with lower prices and broader assortments. Merchants plan heavy emphasis on new and lower priced lines with extended credit and late season sales to spark a big last minute Christmas rush. Veterans’ insurance refunds may spur spending before receipt. Stores recall last year’s stock clearance and fear similar January clearouts.
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Suga
Tim
Christnss
Alabama Absentee Ballot Law Enforced by In Person Marking
The new law requires absentee voters to mark ballots in person before county registrars in chancery five to twenty days before elections. Military personnel may still vote by mail. Duplicates go to the Secretary of State, which reported limited receipts so far.
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Meir
Alabama
Legisature
Secretary of State
Tomorton
Ward group's voyage plan and Washington return outlined
The Ward party is scheduled to sail from Tokyo to Kobe and Pusan, then load cargo en route to the Far East. Ward plans a conference with General MacArthur in Tokyo, board the President Wilson for San Francisco, and report to the State Department in Washington. He defends his expulsion as a travesty and denies knowing the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobe
Japan
Texyo
Eaat
Aga
Sbrans
Toku Bar
Pusan
South Korea
Red
Ward
Cour
County Commission Votes on Equipment and Road Projects
County Commissioners debated purchasing a needed machine for county road work after L A Boswell voiced approval while remaining silent on the motion. They also rejected bids for two new autos for sheriffs deputies and agreed to share airport refitting costs with the city and state, totaling about 12 000 dollars. A letter from the Association of County Commissioners questioned membership withdrawal, and a State Aid project to Slaving Johnny Tyr am Road and Columbia Ashford Road was approved. Delegations urged quicker road and bridge work, with a promise to act before month’s end.
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Summerford
Adkins and Malone
Association of County Commissioners
Association
Houston County Commissioners
State Eghway Department
Johnny Tyram
Snileal
Columbia - Ashford
Cool Springs
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Albany, Georgia
Alexander
Ries Center
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Switzerland
JS Ptreone
Maton
Little Dutch Girl
John Adams
Radiological Society of North America
Cleveland
General Electron
Cs Ie
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Sohary
REDS
Charles Stone
Ea Eaglee
JAS Wright Brothers
Singer Wright Breathers
Washington
Lindbergh
Weber
Abel
United States
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Anzong
Leo Me
Wonto
Atiof
St. Joseph Eerie
E. E .Bentley Termite CO
St Andrews AL Dist
Aestor
Alabama Banking Company
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