Mrs J W Tye Bies In Georgia
Obituary notice for Mrs J W Tye Bies formerly of Alabama, moved to Georgia, died recently. Survived by husband J W Tye, four sons Marion Tre of RL 2 Huw Ga, Tullis aut Tom Tre of Florida, four daughters including Mrs John Jordan and Mrs Nelle Nett house, and others. Also surviving are ten brothers and one sister. Funeral services at Boorterville Baptist Church.
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J W. Tre
Alabama
Heory
Burie
Hilton
Marion Tre
Huw Ga
Tom Tre
Florida
John Jordan
Mre
Nelle
Nett House
Mra
Binnie Kiarkhero
Seine Louse Tre
Rlod
Wahwe
Beach Horkland
Jan Kernland
Donalsonville
J. Sheppard
Mussissippi
Sparks to Address State Scout Council in Ozark
Governor Chauncey Sparks will address the Alabama Stunt Council’s annual meeting at 7 pm in the Community House Ozark. J. W. Cooke announced officers for 1946 will be elected and Eagle Scouts and Silver Beaver awards will be presented.
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Chauncey Sparks
Alabama
Ozark
Counci
J. W. Cooke
Counc
Salvation Army Buys Crawford Street Property
The Salvation Army purchases 402 and 4 East Crawford Street in Dothan for 4000 dollars. Major R E Bergren says 2500 came from the Atlanta office and 1500 from local contributions. The four room house, garage and plot will host a Red Shield Club with 25 beds for servicemen and a playground for children.
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East
Crawford Street
Dota Salvation Army
R. E. Bergren
Atlanta
Dothan
Red Shield Club
Secretary Byrnes Arrives In Moscow
Secretary of State James F. Byrnes arrives in Moscow by plane to confer with Britain's Foreign Secretary and Soviet officials during wartime alliance talks.
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Byrnes
Moscow
U_ 5
James F. Byrnes
Britain
Russia
Sacred Harp Sing at Courthouse Dethan Sunday Evening
The monthly Sacred Harp Sing will be held at the Courthouse in Dethan Sunday beginning at 6 30 pm W C Lisenby secretary announced today The program will be under the direction of W W 1 Dykes and the public is invited Paroled Montgomery AP The State Pardon Board has granted a parole to Marion Coleman convicted in 1933 of killing a neighbor by placing poison in his coffee Coleman was serving a life sentence in the era of Jim Martin He had served 12 years of the sentence His parole was among the 19 announced by the board The board turned down 29 applications
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Dethan
W. C Lisenby
W W.1 Dykes
Montgomery
State Pardon Board
Marion Coleman
Stow Coleman
Jim Martin
Fire Disaster Leaves Dothan Families Short of Apparel
Two hours after a blaze at the i plant families still faced heavy losses as clothing in the building had to be laundered away. Officials said the volume was not as large as past fires but many residents had items there. Merchants had already reported clothing shortages, especially menswear, and the situation remained grim as Victory Bonds urged purchase.
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Dothan
Jury Foreman Thanks Retonga For Relief
Prominent Maury County citizen J. D. Stanfill thanks Retunga for relief from severe illness. He details toxic symptoms, weight loss, and sleep trouble, claiming Retonga improved digestion and pain, restoring appetite and weight. He praises Retonga and cites Cash Drug Store as a source.
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Retonga
Postal Receipts Show a Decrease in Holiday Mail
A 15 percent drop in postal receipts from Oct 1 to Dec 14 versus last year was reported by John Bell, assistant Dorton postmaster. Greeting cards shipments fell and penny stamps sales dwindled compared with previous peak days. Officials urged residents to mail gifts and Christmas cards this week to avoid delivery delays after Christmas.
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John Bell
Dothan Postmaste
Christ
All 1 Confusion in Congress Stumps Byrd Critique
A jumble of bills before Congress complicates everyday understanding, with Senator Byrd urging colleagues to simplify rules for the many lawmakers. The confusion slows passage as Byrd presses for clearer language.
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Washington
Aps
Congress
Byrd
Army Recruiters Plan Informative Setup For Schools
High school students likely to enter the Army or subject to draft would receive firsthand information from school authorities if a plan by Senator Joseph B R Pickett is adopted. Principals of Houston area high schools and 10 surrounding counties would appoint a faculty advisor to assist students entering the Army. Advisors would provide enrollment procedure details, veterans benefits, and related topics, but not as recruiters.
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Stiaenty
Seator Joseph BR. Pickett
All Men
Houston
Major Pickett
Isaac W Brackin Taken By Death
Funeral services for Isaac W Brackin eighty five who died at his Webb home after a long illness will be at Webb Baptist Church at two pm Saturday Rev Charles Brewer and Rev W G Dean officiating. Burial in Webb cemetery Ward Williamson directing. Lifelong Webb resident and Webb Baptist Church member survived by daughters Mrs M White and Mrs J L Buie both of Webb two brothers WL Brackin Miatm and Charles Bratkin Lake Wales Fla and five grandchildren. Active pallbearers Bil May Will Synth Hosea Godfrey John Bush Hosea Temples Harvey Lee Honorary pallbearers Henry Whaley John Newton Will Harper Helshal Knowles Iubert Neely Desig Burnham Vander Webb. The bicycle industry curtailed in manufacture due to the war expects a production of 3 000 000 in 1946.
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Isaac W .Brackin
Webb
Webb Baptist Church
Charles Brewer
W. G Dean
Webb Cemetery
Ward - Wil Son
Webb 'Baptist Church
M. White
J. L Buie
Tourist Stampede Swamps Nation's Transport Facilities
A wartime travel surge floods New York and the nation as gas rationing ends and V J Day triggers a stampede. Travelers pack planes trains and ships, while airlines fear no shows. Businessmen and relatives surge abroad, amid limited ships and planes and rising wait times for ports hotels and tours.
Two Houston Men Get 5 Year Terms
Alvie Hughes and C B Hughes of Houston County were found guilty in Chewmt Court yesterday of assault to murder and each received five years hard labor. Henry Harms faced a small aid battery charge with a $25 fine. Several forging cases against Hoey Jordan continued, and Tom Johnson faced a prohibition charge. Other cases carried over included J B Barnes Jasper Hadden for grand larceny and Willie Warren for false pretense.
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Alvie Hughes
C B Hughes
Houston County
Chewmt
Henry Harms
Hoey Jordan
Tom Johnson
J B Barnes
Jasper Hadden
Willie Warren
Charlie C Thornton
Elbert C. Culbreth
Elizabeth Durigan
Astor McGowen
Foy McGowen
Old Dog New Trick Sadie Mascot Meets B 25 At Airport
Sadie the plane loyal cocker spaniel mascot at Jefferson Airport faced a sharp rebuff when a B 25 prepared for takeoff. She trotted behind the plane, was rolled 250 feet along the turf, then stood braced with ears flapping in puzzled hurt. TS production of synthetic rubber since Pearl Harbor had equalled the entire world supply of natural rubber from 180 to 1918, according to the American Petroleum Institute.
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Jefferson City
Sadie
Jefferson Airport
Pearl Harbor
American Petroleum Institute
Court Reserves Rule In Rail Rate Injunction Case
A three judge Federal court reserved decision on an application by nine Northern States for an interlocutory injunction to review an Interstate Commerce Commission order that equalizes class freight rates for Northern and Southern railroads. Gov. Dewey called the order a threat to New York’s economic welfare while states including New Jersey Delaware Pennsylvania Maryland Ohio Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin support the petition. Weldell Berge argued there is a deep seated belief the economy suffers from rate inequities and the ICC order, effective Jan 1, calls for a 10 percent rise in Northern class rates and a 10 percent cut in Southern rates.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Thomas E. Dewey
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Ohio
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Wisconsin
Weldell Berge
U. S Attorney General
Tate
Contention delays 30 percent raise at Ford plant
Wage talks began after the union proposed to allow discharge or fining of wildcat strikers and Ford officials praised the union while noting production uncertainty makes large increases unlikely. The report also includes a Cuban learner’s humorous take on English pronunciation and a letter printed in Miami.
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Ford
New Gallans Cotton Open High Low Close Dec
New Gallans cotton quotes show Dec at 2478 2478 2471 2471 with July 2424 245 and Oct 2387. New York Cotton X Dec contracts trade near 2460 with May 2468 and Oct 2345. December contract expired at noon today.
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New York
Allied forces seek clarity on Japan’s commander Homma
AP dispatch reports Aled quarters state the question of who held supreme command of Japanese forces in the Philippines. The inquiry asks whether Homma had overall authority over land operations. Homma’s trial for war crimes is slated to begin in Manila next month.
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Toryo
Masataruma
Whys
Philippines
Homene
Homma
Manile
Mopin
Pearl Harbor inquiry unveils Navy and Army notes
The joint hearing on Pearl Harbor reveals Navy and Army lines of inquiry into the disaster. Testimony covers intercepted Japanese messages and warnings, with emphasis on what military leaders knew and when. Witnesses include Lt. Gen. Gerow and other officials, detailing prior intelligence and possible missteps.
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Washington
Gearborn
Pearl Herbor
Eniins
Hawa Depi
Gearhart
Senny House
T Gerow
Army War Pim
Army Ec
Pearl Harbor
Army Inquiry Board
Navy
Army Board
Man Demands Nylons At Wisconsin Hosiery Counter
A middle aged man joined a long line of women at a Manitowoc department store hosiery counter. After an hour he left, then returned to find his place gone. He again waited at the end, and when finally served, asked for a pair of men’s sex size 10.
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Anti-Cliax
Manitowoc, Wis
To The Highest Bidder Reports 20 Percent Bidder Fee
Legions reserve the right to report any and all bids with a 20 percent fee due to the bidders. The notice states checks are made payable to the Legion and the right to accept or reject bids remains with the organization.
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Cherks
Legion
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