Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass
A motorist charged with driving while intoxicated last night is among local police records. Westley Hurd, a Pennsylvania man, was booked on grand larceny related to clothing stolen from 204 East Burdeshaw Street around 9 30. He faces public drunkenness as well.
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Votorist
Mysar
Curtis Turner
Win
Pennsylvania
Westley Hurd
RG. Shirley
East Burdeshaw Street
Hurd
Santa and Cluny the Elf Gift an Angel to Weave Peace
In a festive scene, Santa Claus chats with a playful penguin troupe and Cluny the elf as she presents a white angel wand. Cluny explains the angel will bring peace to every home, while Santa admires the winged figure and prepares for a magical flight.
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Frindeer
Santa Claus
Santa Impor
North Pole
Eure
South Pentiety
Ieee
Ante Uisus
Hoyle
Walt Pisase Walt
Cluny
Santa
Benet Inkourt
Bellingrath Donates to Davis Shrine in Alabama
Walter D. Bellingrath, 60, founder of Bellingrath Gardens and Mobile soft drink magnate, sent $5,000 to support the Jeff Davis shrine at Beauvoir. Accompanying the check, he wrote a letter hoping the coastal home where Davis spent his declining years would be preserved as a genuine antebellum shrine reflecting old South traditions.
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Mobile
Bellingrath Gardens
Jeferan Davis
Beauveiss
Walter D. Bellingrath
Mobile Soft Drink Company
Mitsiosioni
Fielding Light
Bellingrath
Davis
Record Bond Issues Approved By Voters
CHICAGO AP Voters in the November election approved state and city bond issues totaling at least 1.2 billion dollars, a record. The Municipal Finance Officials association tabulation showed over 80 percent of issuers approved, versus 70 percent in the previous fall. The largest issue at 500 million funds veterans bonuses in Pennsylvania. Other sales will finance slum clearance housing school expansions mental hospitals and airports.
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Chicago
Aps
Municipal Finance Offing 'S Association
Pennsylvania
Tragic Holiday Traffic and Fire Toll Reported Nationwide
A fragmented wire of deadly incidents shows Mrs Tunny Jones 83 killed after being struck in Foster community. Clyde Cook 40 died in a big auto truck collision near Fayette. Eight year old Anderson Gale Negro child killed walking highway near Mt Vernon Mobile County. National tally of four deaths from accidents since 6 pm Friday includes eleven children. Fires claim twelve lives and one boy electrocuted. Texans suffer two major disasters. Maria Monteiongo 27 and five children die in San Antonio from stove fire. Blake family of five killed in Batllione crash and fire. Notth family perishes in Brayford fire. Fire Lt Lyden 43 and Frank Toal die in separate New York and Rhinebeck blazes. A Newton Mass child killed by Christmas tree light cord. Amid holidays, travel surges continue despite storm and cold.
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W. A. Wedgeworth
Jones
Fosters
Tunny Jones
Birmingham
Clyde Cook
Bankston
Fayette
Anderson Gale
Mt. Vernon
Moblie
Texas
San Antonio
Maria Monteiongo
New York State
John Lyden
Brooklyn
Frank Toa
Rhine_ beck
N.Y
Alkart
Kevoirkain, Jr
Newton
Mass
Railroads Ordered Coal Priority Amid Shortage Crisis
The ICC issued an emergency order directing railroads with coal stockpiles under nine days to notify the government immediately. It will restrict coal shipments from mines until stocks reach November and December levels. The order took effect at midnight as several systems face extreme shortages and seven major railroads are expected to seek priority status the next day.
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ICC
Bio
New York Central
Chesapeake & Kill
Central of
New Jemey
Georgia and Florida
Thellinois Central
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific
Notable Georgia journalism educator and Drewry details
The article chronicles Dewey Thurmond and Kathleen Drewry’s dramatic confrontation at a home, Mrs. Drewry firing a pistol before fleeing. It traces Drewry’s long career at the University of Georgia, his leadership roles in journalism education, and his collaborations with Frank Luther Mott on major anthologies.
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Thurmond
Dewey Thurmond
Bee Cy
Drewry
Roberts
Wig
Miss Tourmond
Drewry l
Warre
Drewrys
Milton
University of Georgia
Henry W. Grady School of Journalism
American Association of Teachers of Journalism
Beta Kapp
Georgie Scholastic Press Association
Georgia Collegiate Press Association
Johm
Univsity of Georgia
First Baptist Church
Frank Luther Mott
Missouri School of Journalism
Mott
America
Christmas church services and programs announced
The community’s churches prepare a full schedule for Christmas Day. Lafayette Street Methodist holds a Christmas message titled Wonderful Jesus. First Presbyterian plans a sermon The Shining Bra and a Christmas pageant at Evergreen Chapel at 5 p.m. Southside Baptist schedules a cantata and morning sermon What will Happen On Earth When the Church is Gone. First Christian outlines a children's program and Bible school activities, including The Visit of the Wise Men and Cantique de Mor. Baptismal service is set for 7 p.m.
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A. D. Zuinden
H. Hildreth
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Jesus
First Presbyterian Church
J. Norton Dendy
Evergreen Chapel
Southside
Watson Documents Piney Woods History Across Four Alabama Counties
Fred H. Watson of Enterprise spent over three and a half years compiling a history of Dale and Coffee Counties in the Piney Woods region. He describes interviewing hundreds of residents, consulting university archives, courthouses, and family Bibles to recount the founding, Reconstruction days, War Between the States, and local figures shaping the Wiregrass. The book highlights four famous hangings and the Dalifilans’ role in regional development, offering detailed, previously unrevealed information for residents and historians alike.
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Alarea
Fred 8. Watson
Ot Enterprise
University of Alabama
State Department of Archives and Histories
Dele
Coffee
Theca
Piney Wood
Dale
Coffee Countes
Wiregrasa
Dale Coffee
Christmas department store sales rise across cities
The Federal Reserve Board reports December week sales up from last year in several cities. Minneapolis stores gain about 4 to 7 percent while St Paul holds steady. Kansas City and Missouri show 18 and 17 percent increases respectively, Boston sees dollar volume on par with last year, and Richmond notes a 10 to 12 percent rise. TV receivers and gifts boost sales. declines appear in women's apparel and textiles. Atlanta reports early strong performance. Denver shows mixed results.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Pre-Christimas
Kansas City
Federal Reserve Board
Missouri
Kansas
Boston
Richmond
Atlanta
Denver
Daniele
Fisher
Dallas
Sanger's
Sears
Roebuck
Neiman- Mare
Snd
Fragmented OCR crossword style clue set
Incomplete readable line shows a jumble of crossword like hints including breed, Belgian reference, singing voice, race course, debit note and rowing element. Multiple fragmented entries hint at a puzzle page with scattered terms and numbers.
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Tay
Spain
Truman Statue Unveiling and Choir at Epiphany Service
Mrs jan and Margarat will attend services at the city Episcopal Church tonight. It was unclear if the President would accompany them but unlikely. Miss Truman will sing in the church choir as last year. Monday Mr Truman will formally present Jackson County its second statue of Andrew Jackson. The statue will be unveiled on the courthouse lawn. Fifteen years ago Miss Truman unveiled a larger Jackson statue in Kansas City.
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Ant
Jan Ant Margarat
Ity Episcopal Church
Miss Truman
Jackson
Kansas’ City
Pope Opens Holy Door As Rome Rejoices In Jubilee
Crowds gathered at St Peter and basilicas as Pope John XXIII arrived for the Jubilee rite. Bells rang while tens of thousands watched from inside and outside the venerated sites. The pontiff struck the holy door with a ceremonial hammer marking plenary indulgence amid festive mood. In Dallas, local retailers reported mixed gains with Sanger's and Sears Roebuck showing higher sales and Neiman Marcus steady.
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Brent Squad
St. ‘Ore
Rome
St. Peter's
First Submarine Engine and Holy Year Ceremonies
The text recounts the Navy’s first submarine powered by four cylinder gasoline engines and describes the Pope’s prayer at the Holy Year. It notes the crowd thinning around St Peter's as ceremonies ended and reports a Communist disturbance near St Mary Major and a banned rally at the Colosseum due to religious event conflicts.
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U. S. Navy
Pontitt
St. Peter’s
Basilies
St. Peter's
St. Mary Major
Colosseum
Mrs. M. Tatum Dies In Montgomery Funeral Services
Mrs. M Tatum of Montgomery died last night. Funeral will be at Ward Wilson Chapel with burial in City Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Albert L Williams of Montgomery and son Fred M Tatum of Dodge City. Funeral time to be announced. In Memphis, Ferrell McDaniel advised her daughters Marie and Linda to pop corn. they later said it would not pop and found a tack in the pea bag.
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M. Tatum
Montgomery
Tatum
Ward-Wilson Chapel
City Cemetery
Albert L. Williams
Fred M. Tatum
Dogee
Memphis, Tenn
Ferrell McDaniel
Marie
Linda Pop
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the Stratton Story
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