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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1944
Page
6
Incomplete OCR fragment lists gear for an airport, names unclear, dates and specifics unreadable. The text hints at equipment and personnel but lacks concrete details or identifiable entities for a full, grounded summary.
The readable text fragment references a city, route, and transit matters with mentions of consent and government bodies. It hints at a public proceeding or notice involving Orthan Jaen and a route, but details are unclear. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR style text listing streets and places such as Newberry West Dain Oates East Lafa ret South St A e's Stora Florida Early John's Cottontood Road Appletres Lafayet Buakers cor Plant-Les han Hutchins etahaw 5h Andres.
Partial text lists street names and directions in a neighborhood, mentioning Main, North and South Headland, Foster, Pettus, Kress, Park Mein, and a bus stop near Andrews. The legibility is poor with many garbled fragments and no clear event.
The document details a transit route survey from Morians Street to Foster Street with numerous street-by-street paths and a proposed franchise ordinance. It outlines bus stop designation, equipment standards, service schedules, fare rules, insurance, liability, license taxes, and city rights in case of discontinuance. It also covers notice procedures, commencement deadlines, and publication requirements.
In Beverly Hills AP reported Lupe Velez lay in a mortuary chapel in a white crepe gown with a pillow of gardenias under her head. Her body will be sent to Mexico City for entombment in Panteon De Dolores after services, following a note claiming she was pregnant and naming Harald Ramond as father.
Mrs. W. Lively claimed her 22 month old son and car were kidnapped while shopping. Police warned to watch for the suspect. After about an hour the family found the baby in the car parked in a different alley. Patrolmen stopped them before cancellation could be made as radios announced the alert.
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