Wicksburg Farmer Killed By Vehicle
Sam Holton, a sixty year old Wickshers community farmer, died instantly after being struck by a vehicle near the Newton Hartford and Dothan Enner highway intersection. Sheriff G Farmer said the body showed wheel marks and coroner Jake Burdick will release details after further investigation.
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Sam Halton
Wickshers
RB. G. Farmer
Newton-Martford
Ge Wirksburg
Holton
Farmer
Jake Burdick
Newton-Hartford and
Dothan-Enier
Veterans Hospital Program Assured in Senate Action
The Senate approved the large veterans hospital program with no House dispute. Deficiency appropriation bill shows additions and bed counts for Tuskegee Alabama Mountain Home Tennessee and other sites. Projects include neuropsychiatric care tuberculosis and general medical beds with costs totaling over 158 million dollars.
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Washington
Senate
House
Xisting
Georgia
Alabama
Mitsossipp
Bay Victory Bonds Residence Ties Farmer's Passing to Community
A Vicksburg farmer, husband to his wife and father of eight, died recently. Funeral arrangements will be announced later, with the residence noted as nearby in the report.
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Vicksburg
Funers
Fragmented police report on school incident and suspect statements
Incomplete page six text shows conflicting statements by a man about an incident at a school. Baxley notes officers found a torn bill in his possession. A young woman described a coat over her head and a finger forcing entry through a jacket hole. Further investigation awaited.
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Baxley
List of beat leaders and community officers
Page continues listing beat by beat officials for Community A and Community B with chairs and vice chairs across Beats 2 to 14. Names include H. Skipper, J. Holiday, Clem Brooks, Emmett Sellers, Jack Burnham, B. J. Adams, Emmett Fowler, Allen Fr. Snt, G. T. Hollis, HL VF Arnold, J. D. McEntyre, Randall Wade, C. C. McErthin Jr, L. C. Crawford Jr, J. C. Palmer, Dan Newton, W. F. Hughes, A. BR. Joiner, W. 3. Ammon, R. E. Meadows, R. V. Johnson, H. 7. Nordas, Sam Hart, Jay Prevali, L. F. Blackwell, J. W. Pelham, Curtis Mixon, I. T. Buntin, Sam Cook, C. H. Toler, Leroy Vickers, J. B. Snell, C. H. Culbreth, C. H. Hudson, J. W. Meadows, H. C. Hatcher, J. T. Harn, Silas Sellers, Leo Pynes.
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I H. Skipper
Community A
J. A. Holiday
Joe Register
Clem Brooks
Emmett Sellers
Jack Burnham
B. J. Adams
Emmett Fowler
Allen FR. Snt
Community B
G. T. Hollis
HL VF
Sam Cook
B. C
Legion Seeks Shared City Center Use
Number 10- Continued From Page one and ask their support in the pro posal, O'Neal declared. The Post commander explained the Legion did not rent the Center privately but wished to share it with all other city organizations. Its operation would benefit the community with the Legion seeking supervision and control. FWA custodians had planned first priority for Dothan to access the facilities, with a 50 percent cost return to the building, or another arrangement if not possible. Commissioners hope the City will get the building at no cost.
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O'Neal
Legion
Sfor
Federal Works Administration
Dothan
FWA
President outlines two actions on China policy
In a White House statement the President calls for a halt to hostilities between the National government and Chinese Communist and dissident forces to secure evacuation of Japanese troops and the restoration of Chinese control. He also urges a national conference of major political elements to forge an early solution to internal strife and unify China.
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Joans
China
United States
Wase
Marshall
White House
Radio bond sales set for next week in county campaign
J Albert Logue of Dothan, a real estate dealer, will headline another WAGF program. He has previously hosted one bond sales program that generated 40 000 dollars in E bonds. Lovern underscored E bond sales as pivotal, with a second rally planned in Cottonwood though not finalized.
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J. Albert Logue
Dothan
Logue
Lovern
Cantinurd From Pareene Purple Heart Hero Evans
Captain Evans earned the Purple Heart after two wounds in Europe while serving with the 101st Regiment of the 26 Yankee Division. He fought in Normandy, Lorraine, the Bulge, the Rhineland, and Central Europe, with 13 European country postings and near Nancy before Metz. He avoided evacuation, endured ice, shrapnel, and a torn jacket, and praised Brig. Gen. Merrill Ross and Chuck Ross for support during the European campaign. He began combat near Nancy after Normandy and helped retake Fort Joan of Arc, advancing through the Siegfried Line toward Berlin. He enlisted in 1943, became an officer in 1944, served overseas in 1944, and returned home in November.
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Pareene
Jahn
Germany
Luxembourg
Evans
Teri
Captain Evans
Evaris
101
Normandey
France
Rhineland
Bulge
Europe
Merrill Ross
Doshan
Ross
Chuck Ross
Nancy
Normandy
Metz
Fort
Joan d'Arc
Europé
Ft. Benning
Augula
United States
Ryans
C. G. Fryans
Fe. McClean
Ninth Page Item Describes Nazi Leaders Downcast
The text notes Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring’s low spirits and former Polish territory governor Hans Frack troubled by nightmares after testifying about mass murder. It mentions defendants reacting to testimony on mobile gas vans, mass shootings, and extermination of entire communities.
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Reichsmarshal
Hermann Guering
Hans Frask
Quondam
Thou
Auto Crash Injures Dothan Woman Mrs Jennsen
Mrs C J Jennsen of Dothan suffered serious injuries in an auto crash Friday near the intersection of Trey. Police said a mobile driven by Cecil Bonner and another driven by C J Jobrean collided, with both cars heavily damaged. Mrs Jennsen was taken to a Dothan hospital and later released to her home.
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C. J. Jennsen
Dothan
Labor Britain backs GM workers demand amid GM strike
A Labor government letter to Attlee urges support for workers at General Motors, saying profits concern both workers and owners. The action comes as GM and the UAW CIO prepare for a Truman fact finding board hearing on a wage dispute that has idled about 200,000 workers.
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General Motors
Great Britain
General Motors *Corporation
Thomas
Attlee
Truman
Uaw-Cio
Washington
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J. E. Saliba
Home Electric
Appliance “Store
East Main‘st
Dixie
Iron City
Hurst Estate
Seminole County
Frick
Lilliston
John Deere Hay
Dodge
Cole
Daily Mail
Johnson Land Company
Hass Howell Bldg
Atlanta, Ga
Hanen
Rae
Missouri
Byrnes
Moscow
Muzic
Marine Carpe
Pubuc
Iaileeg
Philip Murray
Tre Ma
Murray
John Q
Mosher
Lehmalenbach
Jarsy F. Byrnes
Bauman
Fisor
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