Kiwanis Division Holds School Here
Kiwanis Division conducts a local school event with many attendees and officers listed. Key participants include Lieutenant James Floyd Marta, Meris Burkett, and Raymund Sjann among others, with members from Troy Kiwanis Club and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Division
Charles Wo Siemens
Mont
Rumery
Fouti
Rawatrs
Ton ‘Rere
James Floid Marta
Meris Burkett
Deethan
Raymund Sjann
T A Snealy
P Bo McLecchiin
Cc M Ling
Sam Reeves
J L Vaughn
Myer Bumterg
Prat't Pridgen Thaeatten Ng Ag
Troy Kiwanig
A. T. Varghs
J. D Leek
Key
Ll. E Woodeard
A & Hodash
W. M Apcereon
Eulauta
O. L. Carter
Frank Jennings
Isck Jaxon
Ozak
T. J Amoson
Dr Kellogg, Famed Diet Expert, Dies In Battle Creek
Dr John Harvey Kellogg, renowned physician and head of Battle Creek Sanitarium, died during the night at age 91 after months of illness. He had not worked for five months and passed away at his residence at 1:30 p m. He led a health movement centered on dietary value and nutrition.
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Battle Creek
Mich
John Harvey Kellogg
Hattle Creek
Kellogg
Fragmented OCR notes on Michigan rally and unrelated events
Fragmented text references Eraina, a Michigan rally, and a person Meigen PEt with unclear details. Mentions Kellogg, a wife dying, and broad unrelated notes about events, but specifics are garbled. No clear date, place, or coherent narrative emerges from the readable fragments.
Two Plead Guilty In Common Pleas Court
In Common Pleas court Judge Tawinee Casey presided as nine cases appeared on the docket. Nine cases saw seven sentenced for guilty charges of vague violence and related offenses. Each defendant was fined a sum and costs.
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Tawinee Casey
Mrs Ada Borland Last Rites Held
Mrs Ada Borland dies aged fourty four and services held at Hartford Hospital. Rev W O Calhoun officiated with burial in Hartford Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Hugh S Overton and sons Quinn J Borland and Fred Borland of Hartford. Funeral arranged by Holman Funeral Home.
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Ada Borland
Hartford Hospital
Allied view on German supply status echoed in report
The piece argues that German strength rests on lack of equipment and transport, not Allied blockade. It notes critics of a so called Vergeltungsschlacht and claims missing supplies reflect German deficiencies, not Allied actions.
Funeral Set Today For Charlie Davis
Funeral services are planned today at Piney Grove Church in Beat Chipiey Florida for Charlie Davis who died yesterday. The Rev. Mclean will officiate with burial at Fellows and Buerster Cemetery. Pallbearers include Bourgen Hodg Earley Hodges Nick Davis J.3 Davis Prem Hastey and Prent on Hantey. Surviving sisters are Mop Ample Kuungazorh of Jola a Mea DD A Hattey of Louisa and Mew Mauds Love of Jorhornie Ble.
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Fuvera
Chantis Davis Stywne
Lelg
Piney Grose Church
Chipiey
Mclean
Ben Vdie
Davee Ie
Jorhornie
Hoermetery
Fellows
Buerster
Bourgen
Palmer Dies At Hartford Journalistic Funeral Services
Joe Earl Palmer a twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs M Palmer died at Hartford Hospital Monday afternoon after a short illness. The Rev Moore Simmons officiated at the funeral which was held at Saint Helena Church with burial in Malman Run Cemetery. Surviving are parents four brothers James, Gerald, Jimmy and Kenneth Palmer all of Silo Route Two and three sisters Willi Palmer Sibley Palmer and Botlir Jean Palmer also of Silo Route Two.
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Hantford
Joe Earl Prlmer
M. Parner
Siocomb
Hartford Hosbata
Moorde Simmons
Heint
Malman Runera
Hartford
James Palmer
Gerald Paiver
Jiamy Palmer
Kenneth Palmer
Slaters
Willt Palmer
Sibley Palmer
Botlir Jean Palmer
Silo
Teamt Raute
Voter Eligibility Rules Clarified by Judge Poyner
Judge Poyner explained voter eligibility for Alabama residents, noting those who turn twenty-one after October 1 this year may vote if they register in November, while those who turn twenty-one before October 1 and pay the poll tax for the current year may vote if they register in November. A ruling on eligibility for new residents from other states was not clearly defined and will be clarified in a future request.
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Poyner
Alabama
Patty Buchanes
Uu. & O. Travelers’ Aide
Marjole Givens
Met
Ve. Werea
Prilenty Sre
American Spirit and Defense Amidst Global Tensions
In a wartime style speech, Gen. McCormick argues that Britain and the United States faced naval and defense tensions over naval plans. He recalls fears of a British invasion via Canada and Communist strikes disrupting Gary Indiana and rail hubs. He urges steadfast Americanism, warns against foreign ideologies, and defends an elective Senate and President while praising the republic’s resilience.
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Canada
Gary
Ind
McCornick
Leonard Wood
Great Britain
England
Detroit
Col McCormick
Virginia
Thons Jefferson
Joan Marshall
Abraham
Lincoln
Senate
House
America
McCarrick
Commercial Gas Tickets for Business Users Issued
The county war rationing board announced availability of gas tickets for commercial users. Vehicle owners must present User ODT certificates and a record of operations to obtain the vouchers. Officials stated the program aims to assist commercial fleets and ensure orderly allocation.
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Officals
Russian Forces Drive on in Ukraine Amid Major Offensives
Moscow reports Russian armies pushing from Cherkasy and Kremenchug toward Kiev while capturing Cherkasy and advancing near the Dnieper. Soviet columns disperse west toward Kirovohrad and Krivoi Rog with armor, as Berlin radio notes a northern push near Nevel. In the Kiev region a fierce battle unfolds as German and Soviet forces clash along the Dnieper with heavy losses and stubborn artillery exchanges.
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Krovogcad
Ki.von Hog
Moscow
Cherkasyy
Krenenchug
Upper Daleper
Lee S Daleper
Cherkasy
Kiev
Kremeschun
Kiiev
Pea
Alub Hon
Semy Rezriance
Czerkasy
Ukraine
Red Army
Nevel
Berlin
Andrei Yeremenko
Stalingrad
Morcow
Bulge
Moscoe
Vin Manostein
Fiege
New Year Dinner Prices Frozen By OPA Rules
The OPA announced New Year dinner costs would be frozen and meat prices kept to last year's level. County officials warned restaurant owners to charge no more than similar last year, with menus copied in triplicate and inspected by OPA. County service officer nominees will be voted on after a reopened matter.
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Hubby
OPA
American Legion
Alvin Mount
The
Dothan Post
Mrs Hodges Leads Venereal Disease Meeting and Funeral
Large turnout at the Houston County Coordinating Committee for Venereal Disease Control meeting in the auditorium of the pool health building with speakers including Ovid Strosg from Birmingham and Captain Ralph J. Sykes. Burial services for Mrs Hodges followed at Mt Kaas Church with extensive survivors and pallbearers listed.
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Neelings
Houston County Coordinating
W. T Burkett
Ovid Strosg
Birmingham
Social Protecton
Uop
US Social Security Burea
Ralph J. Sykes
Campy Rucker
Sykes
Fratton case raises questions on pro Vichy links
The segment cites Langer urging inquiry by the corzuttes into War Department ties with a pro Vichy circle. It questions who met General Yatton at a Casa Blanca villa, whether a member had favored German armistice terms, and if U S military intelligence worried over Patton ville connections and subsequent British arrest followed by Pauon protests.
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Fratton
Langer
Corzuttes Aso
War Department
Gocia
Yatton
Casablanca
Pattonville
Patton
Pauon
City Recovers From Strike With Loyalty to Services
Snow removal crews kept streets clear as 1500 police resumed duties after a settlement recognizing the Canadian Congress of Labor. Paul Marquette led the strike. unions seek formal contracts and wage talks. City services chief says higher pay offers must be bargained. 800 white collar workers press for 40 hour week and pay parity with other departments.
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Water Maine
Canadian Congress of Labor
Honore Parent
Munieipal Commission
White Coil
National Syndicate of Municipal Workers
Thane
Departmenta
Ket
Bombardment tightens around Truk and Rabaul in Pacific drives
A lengthy report describes Allied advances nearing Truk within 800 miles as heavy air and naval strikes pound Rabaul from east to west. It notes massive losses of aircraft, ships, and seacraft, with Bougainville invasion looming and western New Britain targets including Cape Gloucester and Gasmata under sustained bombardment.
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Truk
Rabaul
Bougainville
New Britain
Cape Gloucester
Gasmata
Linden Harbor
Mrs A E McKnight Dies Near Ariton
Ardonia Eugenia McKnight fifty seven died at her home on Arlton route one after a short illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Headland Mortuary upon arrival of her son in the Army. Surviving are three sons Grover Randall Eugene McKnight and a daughter Troy McKnight and three Adams brothers. Also notes three board candidates from Dothan and Ashford posts with May initially withdrawing then reconsidering and being renominated.
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Ardonia Eugenia
Arlton
Headland Mortuary
Grover McKnight
U. S. Army
Randall McKnight
Clio
Eugene McKnight
Madonna
Troy McKnight
Ariton
Ben Adams
John Adams
Lige Adams
Aritonoute
War talk and fronts widen as Axis pressure grows
Fragmented dispatches describe German moves across Denmark Norway and Bulgaria with reports of unrest in Denmark and harsh German occupation. News mentions Patton and Seventh Army head in Cairo talks, rumors of a D-Day style push, and political tensions in Hungary and Bulgaria amid occupation and resistance.
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Ping Arma
Germany
Wold Dammados
Leagea
Xaid
Iso
Denmark
Norway
Rosarrel
Germass
Naz
Balkana
Cairo
George 4. Pattee, Jr
U. & Seventh Army
Dwr
Sakan
Hungary
Budapest
Epidemic Reports and School Closures Spread Across States
Health officials described a widespread illness in the country with schools closing in Vermont and Utah facing rising public school absences. Philadelphia medical authorities convened experts to assess a potential virus outbreak while Washington noted declining absence trends. The Southern states reported cases as doctors labeled it an epidemic.
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Mostepller
Vermont
Utah State Health Department
Philadelphia
Heath
Hubier R. Owen
Washington
D. C
A. le Gray
Miasissippi Board of Health
Weather readings from New England to West Coast report
A garbled weather diary lists readings across multiple cities with temperatures from below zero to 41 degrees. Locations include Kirkville Duluth Des Moines St Louis Chicago Omaha Boston New York Washington Pittsburgh Cleveland Columbus Oklahoma City Worth Denver Los Angeles San Francisco San Francisco and Seattle.
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New England
Ilinois
Gyy
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Kirkville
Mary Duluth
Minn
Des Moines
St Louis
Am City
Chicags
Japolia
Omaha
Boston
New Yor
Weahington
D. C
Jewelry That Lasts Beyond Gifts
A persuasive note urges choosing durable jewelry over short lived gifts. It claims jewelry endures long after fleeting items wear out and emphasizes lasting value from a well made piece.
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Dr Kellogg
Meigen
Michigan
Aletetica
J. L. Harris Roofing Company
Main St
Frenchie’s
Beauty Salon
Charlie Davis
Joe Earl Palmer
Chicago
New Orleans
New York
TGR
Daly
Ridomys
Malin
Tererev
Teretev
von Mannsten
Arior
A. L. Hodges
Marion Faw
Doth
Flap Faulk
Marienna
W. Hering
Dothen
W. L. Hinson
Sneads
Fla
Ellison Mixon
Tie Moon Lee Sewell
Millege Dudtry
Danie Barnet
Foy Brocas
Wallace Faul
Arthur Aseer
W. R Jordan
J. B Trawick
B.S Sel'erm
A P. Sellen C. Newton
Judge Saxes
Poyvner O K. Patterson
Fred Hering
A. E. McKnight
Dothan Legionaries
Ashford
Clarence May
Allie Regiater
Joe Kennedy
Ashford Post
May
Wag
Dr. Pepper Mgitling Co
Dothan, Als
Malamayi
Athen
Greelan Port
Abe
Athens
Comey
Raf Forte
Vun
Horder
Civitas
Rome
Bostons
Ponteraryy Venafro
Beodecian
Anren
Dothan
Dothan Jewelry de
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