Gerald W. Tharp Dies In Campbellton
Funeral services for Gerald W. Tharp fifty one died at his home in Campbellton Florida Tuesday morning after brief illness were held at Carmelailles Baptist Church at nine am with the Rev Joe W White officiating Burial was in the surrounding cemetery with Blackburn Funeral Home of Chipley directing He was a World War veteran and longtime Campbellton resident Survived by two sisters Mrs McMing of McIntyre Georgia and Miss Amanda Tharp of Campbellton also an aunt Mrs R E Povner of Campbellton and Walter Carter of Montana Active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named from local communities
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Gerald W. Tharp
Campbellton
Fla
Carmelailles Bapist
Dl Am
Joe W. White
Buring
Sdooming
Blackburn
Chipley Directmg
The
Baptist Church
Mre mC. Ming
McIntyre
Amanda Tharp
Campbelltom
Wre R. E Povner
Zywala
Walter Carter
Motaan
Dorsr Watford
Roy Hobertson
M.D. Hagier
Edwin Peacock
Joe Fill
Jacin
M Cashing
A. Foy
Will Davis
K. J. White
O Tucker
Eldridee Knowles
J. Wo Yeanslfer
Po Peacorck
EF. Woodham
Pat Gilbert O'lg
Laneford
Daniel Paraham
Eddie Deathfield
Ro G Adams
T. D
An Arews
Tr YL Miler
J OW Maulk
A B Knowles
Mase Sephenson
A T Davis Dies In Hospital Here
Allen T. Davis a 75 year old lifelong Slocomb resident died in Dothan hospital after a short illness. He was active in the Masons Lodge and a member of Christian Home Baptist Church. Survived by three daughters Mrs Core James Cambridge Mass Mrs Robby Dyson New Orleans Mrs Mary Lou Water Dothan route one four sons Farnest O Neal Garfield Davis all of Slocomb and Arthur Davis Bonifay Fla two brothers John and Jasper Davis Soncheopy Fla and Mrs Julie Davis Mrs Pharoh Hughes and Mr Tim Martin Slacomb plus several grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Fallows Forrester Funeral Home.
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Allen T. Davis
Slocomb
Dothan Hospital
Davis
Masons Lodge
Christian Home Baptist Church
Core James
Cambridge
Mass
Robby Dyson
New Orleans
Mary Lou Water
Dothan
Farnest, O'Neal
Garfield Dava
Arthur Davis
Bonifay
John
Jasper Dass
Soncheopy
Fla
Thes
Juilie Davie
Pharoh Hughes
Tim Martin
Slacomb
Fallows - Forreater Funeral Home
Collision on Waal Mein Street injures Jackson
A traffic incident on Waal Mein Street at Cherokee Avenue involving a Price driven carriage collided with a horse drawn vehicle. Jackson, a tenant on Dr Arthur Stazyck s place, was injured and taken to a Dothan hospital for treatment.
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Waal Mein Street
Cherokee Avenue
Price
Jackson
Arthur Stazyck
Dothan
German siege battles near Zhlobin and Kiev bulge
A wartime dispatch reports intense fighting west of Zhŭblin where German forces deploy hundreds of tanks along the Deeper and Brezina rivers. Russian troops under Gen. Komarovky claim to have destroyed 7 German tanks and knocked out 150 Nazi troops while trying to close an escape route. In the Kiev bulge, Soviet forces claim 78 German tanks were wiped out as they attempted to breach lines, with Marshal von Manstein launching two major counterattacks.
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Ee Deelper
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Zhlubin
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Wast
Kien Bulge
Interaliy
Zhlobin
Fritz Vom Mannstein
Rand
Kiev Bulge
Republicans Eye Senate Control After 1942 Elections
The piece notes party leaders predicting Republican gains in the 1942 election. It mentions LaFollette and Benster LaFollette, a push to win new seats, and the goal of sweeping key states to control the Senate. Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee chair Guffey disputes seat losses.
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Victoria
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Guffey
Nevis
F-Pa
Senate
Kentucky
Missouri
Barkley
Clark Mel Wik
Oklahoma
Thorran
War News From The Front And Home Front Amid World War II Garble
A fragmented report describes German advances near Ortona and nearby towns, with British troops contesting positions and American units reporting limited gains east of Acate and near Vitien. Local offices will close for Christmas holidays, and the text mentions nationwide car totals and war-effort impact estimates.
Enterprise Negro Held On U S Charge
George H W SaunZere Xrgiv of Enterprise was held on bond on charges. The case was heard in Coffee County with deputies taking custody. Dorian Sanders was placed in custody and later bound to a grand jury. A county commissioner approved the confected whiskey charge as listed.
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Enterprise Negro
U.S
George HW SaunZere
Enterprise
Bond
Altar
Cocumibsituer
Sanders Bas
Coffee County
Waren I
Elfender
Dorian Sandes
Galty
Ehargre
Banghin Anid
Coffer
Devty
Officers Raid Used Car Lot For Liquor
State and county law enforcement officers raided a used car lot for liquor near Coates Street and cleared a warehouse rear storage. One man was arrested on a liquor charge and released on bond after appearing before a county judge. The raid, conducted by Knight and assistants, followed hours of surveillance and targeted a suspected illegal liquor operation linked to the lot. A separate note recalls a case dated Muscongus Bay, Me., where a man was found dead four years later in Nigeria.
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Jate
Dace
Shir- Jey
Sey Lo Poymer
Thaterg
Pursess
Knight
Caseyeid
Alcoholic Bevrage Control Board
Easterwond
Farier
Friends
Muscongus Bay
Nigeria
Africa
Johnson in barricade ends after gas release
Johnson surrendered with hands raised after sheriffs deputies and officers pressed a barricade incident at a rural roadblock. Grand larceny and public drunkenness charges followed. Officers Keizh Casey Dunham Ear Henley and Jailer Fiedaie S Moore assisted in forcing Johnson from the barricade.
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Johnson
Big Home
Alley
Casey
Sheriffs Office
Romne Rouse
Keizh
Dunham
Patrolwen Ear Henley
P E. Page
Fiedaie S Moore
Roosevelt predicts durable peace after war ends
In a Christmas Eve address, President Roosevelt defended wartime unity with Stalin and Churchill, warning against partisan strife and affirming that Allied resolve will pursue a lasting peace. He stressed that if necessary, force will uphold international peace and condemned Nazism and Prussian militarism.
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Stalin
Churchill
Russia
Britain
China
America
Rumle
United States
Courebit
Germany
United Nations
Number 14- Arbitration Involves Rail Unions
The piece lists firemen enginemen conductors and switchmen in arbitration. When asked if two unions agreeing to a bitrate could keep railroads running, Whitey replied that they are entering complicated matters.
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Whitey
Bombing Berlin Assault Described as Major Action
The report details a seventh major bombing of Berlin in five weeks as the Nazi capital faced a renewed assault. It describes a deceptive attack that challenged Berlin’s weary fighter plane defenses, with 1,120 tons of explosives delivered in a single strike and three fourths of the city described as affected.
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C. S
Berlin
Night raids and air operations over England and Berlin
The RAF daylight strikes against American Marauder bombers and heavy aircraft were followed by a late Christmas air operation in south England. The Pas de Calais area appeared as an invasion rehearsal, the biggest since last November. Berlin saw a night attack with four-ton blockbusters and other bombs blasting the city as waves of fighters swarmed overhead.
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Raf
Bur Bos
Berlin
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