Mrs. W. V. Barnette Dies At Headland
Funeral services for Mrs. W. V. Barnette fifty seven were held at her Headland home with Rev. Roby J. Lee officiating. Burial was in Headland Baptist Cemetery Ward Wilson in charge. Surviving are her husband two daughters three brothers four sisters and three grandchildren. Active pallbearers and honorary mourners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Barnette
Headland
Roby J. Lee
Headland Baptist Cemetery
Ward-Wilson
F. C. Stewart
Montgomery
S. J. Knowles, Jr
Ashford
Robert Faulk
Shorterville
Wander Faulk
Jacksonville
Roy Faulk
Columbus
Annie Gamble
Dothan
Mamie Mills
Lucy 8. Starling
O. Z. Hicks
Curtis West
Robert West
Chester Douglas
Maton Douglas
Fred Williams
Leon Gamble
S. L. Burdleshaw
L. A. Douglas
Weller West
Dan Hollis
I. T. Mitchell
Charlie Carr
Della Money 73 Dies in Columbus Georgia
Mrs. Della Money aged 73 a former Headland resident died last night at her daughter’s home in Columbus Georgia Funeral services are set for 2 p m Tuesday at Balcom Church burial will be in the church cemetery Ward Wilson funeral home in charge She is survived by her husband T M Money a son Louie Messer Headland a daughter Mrs Louie Pean Columbus a sister Mrs L H Jernigan Headland and a brother Clayton Jackson Auburndale Fla nine grandchildren and one great grandchild Several pallbearers and honoraries are listed by the family
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Della Money
Headland
Columbus
Balcom Church
Church
Ward-Wilson
L. H. Jernigan
Clayton Jackson
Auburndale
Fla
Herman Sparks
Willis Christopher
Junior Messer
Floyd Dean
E. J. Sallas
Owen Mason
B. L. Butts
CG. Money
W. L. Money
H. O. Messer
Williams Jernigan
Carl Taylor
Felix Jackson
J. P. Penuel
A. T. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Mrs J C Borland Rises Set Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. J. C. Borland aged sixty six will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at Ward Wilson chapel with Rev A M Shirrah of Pensacola and Rev Charles WH Hildreth of Dothan officiating. Burial in Newton cemetery. Surviving husband three sons Joe Borland Dothan route four John Willis Borland Mil yern Edwin Borland Dothan three daughters Mrs Louise Barber Ozark Mrs Quinnie Barber Dothin and Mrs Lorsine Shirgh Key West Fla two sisters Mrs Vera McGee Dothan and Mrs Ada Flaunt Gainesville Fla and 11 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Borland
Hust Collins St
Ward Wilson Chapel
A. M. Shirrah
Pensacola
Charles WH. Hildreth
Dothon
Newton
Ward - Wilson
Joe Borland
Dothan
John Willis Borland
Smith siblings claim record total age of 652 years
Pittsfield Massachusetts. nine living Smiths aged 65 to 72, including seven brothers and a sister, claim a combined age total of 652 years. Smith says their ages span from 65 to 72 years, with seven brothers and one sister.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Smith
Red Cross and Social Security Offices Close at Noon
The Dothan Social Security office and the Houston County chapter Red Cross will close at noon tomorrow for Christmas. Social Security staff return Thursday morning, Red Cross stays closed until Friday. Emergency calls will be handled by Mrs. Lawrence Oakley at her home during the closure.
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Dothan Social Security Office
Houston County
American Red Cross
Social Security Office
Red Cross
Lawrence Oakley
Annual Roney Sing at Hicks Home Christmas Day
The Roney memorial sing will be held Christmas Day at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Hicks three miles west of Wewville. W. C. Lisenby secretary of the Sacred Harp singing society announces plans to make this one of the best in the section with friends of the Roney family and gospel singers from the area invited to attend. The program begins at 10 a.m. with F. M. Roney serving as chairman.
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Roney
Lizzie Hicks
Wewville
W. C. Lisenby
Sacred Harp Singing Society
Houston County
Mis
Progres
F. M. Roney
Sixty Five Arrested Here On Minor Charges
About 65 persons were arrested over the weekend by city and county law enforcement on charges of vagrancy drunkenness gambling loitering and other misdemeanors. Seventy seven were taken by the county and 48 by city police.
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City Ang County
Court actions rise after Siu decision on working time
Following the six to two Supreme Court ruling in the Mrt Clemens case, unions claim up to 450000 in detailing of employees so far with estimates totaling 6 009 000 000 may be sought from employers under the court interpretation of working time. The Dow Chemical Company of Midland has settled with members of Lewis district 50 AFL United Workers for 4 056 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrt. Clemens Cine
Dow Crvmical Company
Midland Mid
Imembers
Lewis’ District 50
AFL United Mirus Workers
Sage of Sugar Creek lays in state amid crowds at Capitol
The 12th former country shawyer nicknamed Sage of Sugar Creek lay in state in the State Capitol as about 11 000 mourners gathered outside. An open coffin draped in a flag drew veterans, farmers, and supporters, while a Ku Klux Klan member’s whispered remark contrasted with the crowd’s solemn tribute amid a Georgia National Guard presence. Leaders and families paid final respects as a new governor candidate’s future awaited.
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Sage
Sugar Creek
State Capitol
Red
State House
Diana
Uae
Georgia State Patrol
Fuer Vold Urs Krarenis
Ku Klux Klan
G41
Georgia Natit Guard
Bie
Brethers
Wasietras
Talimadyte
Crows
Actin
Saad
Tia
Man Smoking In Bed Narrowly Escapes Injury In Flames
Joe Hawking narrowly escaped serious burns when a bed fire in his Henry Green Apartment started by his smoking in bed. Damage to bed and other room furniture was about 200 dollars. Firefighters also reported rubbish fire from children with fireworks in an old barn and a minor car fire at Matin and Foster streetgy. The car owner hailed from Atlanta Georgia.
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Joe Hawking
Ryan
Lire Department
Mawkins
Henry Green
West Main Street
Matin
Foster
Atlanta
Soviet Ultimatum Delays US Ship at Darien Harbor
The USS ..., under Admiral Charles M. Cooke, Arrived at Darien on December 18 seeking 48 hours in port. Soviet authorities refused U S requests for three Americans to ashore and issued an ultimatum. Consul General Benninghoff failed to sway military leaders as a tight lip on photographs was enforced. The LC-4 1090 carried 26 enlisted and five officers with armament removed for the voyage.
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Charles M. Cooke
Seventh Fleet
Admiral Cooke
Darien
Anchorage
U. S
H. Merrill Benninghoff
Jesse L. Poole
Atlanta
Standard Vacuum Oil Co
Benninghoff
V. U. Korzhancai
Morzhanoff
N. Petrov
Moscow
Riday
Henninghoff
Gener
Gener. Korzhaneff's Office But Was Outdermued the Soviet Com. Hehder
Cnetan
Hiomae
Douswaw
Benninghot
Ayn
Mass casualty tale fails to clear wartime wrecked states
Report from Wakayama area cites Maj. Gen. Charles Mushing and UWNistah personnel as safe, while a crash near Rushimoto injures two Air Corps men presumed dead. Funeral rites and processions fill streets as destruction scarred towns show damaged homes and littered roads.
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United Press
Peter Kolischer
Wakavaug
Houstin
Cherles Mushing
Weg Uwnistah Personne
Peranssika City
Air Corps
Rushimoto
Wakayama Beliiaula
Kaui
Wararwine
Osaka
Waka- Yuka
Raze at the man he so closely resemble
Fragmentary lines allege fathers will pass on the tainted politics and white sea beliefs. The text mentions peasants and low towns gifting then small sons to see the man. The readability is limited and core facts are unclear.
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White Sea
Peibacs
French Attack in Hanoi Kills 29 Civilians
Paris AP reports French troops struck Hanoi districts including the city hall post office and Indochinese quarter in a major push for control. Thirty or more French civilians or guards are said to have died in the fighting as cities streets see armored units and infantry clash near Rue Coton and Boulevard Gambrella. A state of siege was proclaimed in Tonkin and northern Annam amid warnings to civilians and gunmen.
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Paris
Hanoi
Rue Coton
Indocainese
Tonkin
Annam
Ho Chi Minh
Guerrillas Reported Attacking Mentoukou Mines Near Peiping
The official Chinese newspaper says Communist guerrillas are attacking the Mentoukou coal mines 15 miles west of Peiping. Government troops halted a Peiping Tientsin rail line offensive while guerrilla threats persist. Communists are entrenched 12 miles southeast of Peiping with groups about 15 miles southwest.
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Peiping
Chih Shut Jin Pao
Mentoukou
Peiping - Tientsin
Vicious Columbians Frightened Klan Says Ralph McGill
Ralph McGill editor of The Atlanta Constitution says the Columbians an anti Negro anti Jewish storm trooper group were so vicious they frightened the Ku Klux Klan He spoke to a Chicago Zionist meeting and noted Klan members withdrew and the grand dragon denounced the Columbians in a public statement
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Chicago
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Kuo Klux Klan
McGill
Cuicago
Lauticicant
Friant
Failed Light Fails To Stump Boy Scouts
A city power outage interrupted a high school auditorium address by James Weert a New York City Boy Scout executive. Scouts near the speaker illuminated the room with flashlights while the audience listened to a message about citizenship and preparedness.
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Chilticothe. O
Lie James £. Weert
New York Citys
Wis
Birmingham Man Injured In Vehicle Crash Near Dothan
A Birmingham man, seven year old Jack English Asgmluu, was injured in a crash near Dothan. The vehicle ran off the road and overturned on the highway. English was a passenger in the Ashton vehicle and received treatment for cuts and bruises at a local hospital.
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Birmingham
Dothan
Jack English
Asgmluu
Dothunm
Decatur
Les Tolluwig
Ashton
A. J. Mason
Mos Voeherv
Sia
Coroner Delays Verdict in Army Air Ace Death
A coroner's jury in Panama City postponed its verdict on the death of Capt. Kenneth Hagan for up to two weeks while more evidence is gathered. Hagan, a World War II Army air ace, was found hanged in Bay County woods.
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Panama City
Fla
Kenneth Hagan
Bay County
Bingo Night and a Wives’ Welcome at the Stowaway Club
The scene opens with men selling bingo boards as a tall host calls numbers from a wire cage. An elderly woman buys a board, nearly wins the $300 prize, but someone shouts bingo first. She smiles, returns to her husband, and recalls the night as a mix of luck and revelation about the club’s “come-on” games. Nearby, a waiter notes casino-like business thrives while Grand Jury sessions pause gambling. A boy and eight women line up at slot machines, celebrating a six-dime win, as memories of river boats fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Police Recover Stolen Bicycle
Police report a recovered bicycle found in the city. The owner will be notified and the bike turned over to authorities after indemnification and processing steps. The text is garbled. readable facts indicate recovery and pending transfer.
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S. Apple
Pula
Communists oppose universal military training in U.S.
Washington reports that American Communists campaign against Truman’s universal training, arguing U.S. military buildup after V J Day frightened the world. The Communist line, echoed in the Sunday Worker, calls for public ownership of key industries, probes into wartime profiteering, and major cuts to defense while seeking troop withdrawals from China and the Philippines.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
United States
Army
Navy
Truman
Communist Party
Pearl Harbor
Communist Sunday Worker
New York City
Eugene Dennis
Dennis
China
Philippines
Spain
Federal Trade Commission order upholds unfair rate pact challenge
Eighteen crepe paper companies appeal FTC ruling directing them to abandon a unified pricing system. Names include Dennison Manufacturing Framingham Mass Reyburn Manufacturing Philadelphia and Fort Howard Paper Green Bay Wis. Separate Jehovah's Witness cases involve William Dodez Wooster Ohio and Tate Gibson El Dorado Arkansas deserting a conscientious objector camp. Justice Wiley B Rutledge delivered the court opinion.
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Crepe Paper
Federal Trade Commission
Dennison Manufacturing Co
Framingham
Mass
Reyburn Manufacturing Co
Philadelphia
Fort Howard Paper Co
Green Bay
Wis
William Dodez
Wooster
Tate H. Gibson
el Dorado
Ark
Hill City
M. D
Wiley B. Rutledge
World food production to rise about seven percent
World food production for 1946 47 is projected to be about seven percent higher than the previous year, signaling improved output after wartime disruptions. The forecast highlights gains in staple crops and agricultural recovery across regions.
Incomplete OCR Note on Dothan Store Break-In
The piece reports a robbery inquiry led by postal officials with an inspector expected to visit Cal this week. It mentions a break-in at a Durgl a Columbia store near Dothan and notes limited comments from officers about the incident.
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Bryan
Charg
Cal
Jedey Geers
Dothan
Durgla Columbia
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Shell
North Foster ST
North ST. Andrews
KPOM
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Ghamfion Tires
Hicks Home
Helina
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Paiueed
The
Alibi Club
Pathan
Bill Farmser
York Copson
New Orleans
U. S. Se
Ailt’s
Spann & Hamme
Mr. Hammond Or
Mr. Span
Speigners
Speigner
Concrete Block Co
Old Fairground
Reporter
Dothan Eagle
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