Mrs. Johnson Dies Funeral Tomorrow
Mrs Johnson dies at home after illness and funeral is planned for tomorrow. The bereaved service will be held at Vow im with burial in a local cemetery. She is survived by her daughter and several grandchildren along with a circle of relatives and church members.
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Funeria Servarces
Gine
Towrstay
Ward
Cabwig
Buria
Ais
Wilrod Geectiig
Seared Survivangere Mobo
Alios Johnson
Terns
Rupy Esgna
J.C. Peak
Cuencelfer
Booa Brean
Sredmean
JL Dabusen
Gtardchildres
Our
Geet Ziemich Fd
Postoffice Clerks Relax After Christmas Mail Rush
The Dothan post office reports a calmer scene after a busy peak, with clerks catching up on undelivered mail caused by incorrect addressing. Friday and Saturday were the peak of Christmas mailing, but morning business was slightly below normal, allowing staff to sort mail.
Army Officer Hurt In Auto Hit Pole At Headland
Lieutenant Byrd Marshall of New-ville was injured in a Monday night automobile crash at Headland. His car struck a telegraph pole and he was taken to Dothan hospital then moved to Camp Rucker hospital. Patrolman Arie Vickery said the officer was not believed to be seriously hurt.
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Byrd Marshall
Newvile
Dothan
Headland
Camp Rucker
Arie Vickery
Vickery
City Sells Parcel on South Appletree Street
In a brief session the City Commission authorized sale by warranty deed of a parcel on South Appletree street previously used as a park. The property was sold to Jack Kingly and B. R. Shepherd for $1850. Attending were Commission President Clyde J Coe and Commissioner J. Wo Parkman.
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City Commission
South Appletree Street
Jack Kingly
BR. B. Shephard
Commission
Clyde J Coe
J. Wo Parkman
Kiwanis Meeting Postponed to Noon at Houston Hotel
The De ihn Kiwanis Club postponed yesterday's weekly session due to a Chrisin Db issue. President T. A. Shealy announced the meeting will be held today at 12:10 at the Houston Hotel.
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Kiwayis
Deihn Kiwanis Club
Chrisin Db
Idiey
Houston Hotel
T. A. Shealy
Lord Keyes Dies Hero of Zeebrugge
Lord Keyes a famed naval officer dies aged 74. He commanded at Zeebrugge and rose to admiral, leading Royal Navy actions in the Mediterranean and Eastern waters. He served from the Napoleonic era through the early 19th century and shaped Britain’s submarine and coastal defense efforts.
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Lord Keyes
Zeebrugge
London
Aerae
Paves
Aditufum
Astracme
Rome
Athens
Viena
Cotsan- Loeple
Tstenbury Frais Abs
Great Britain
Five power foreign ministers draft European peace pact
The London style accord on procedure for drafting European treaties nears approval as Byrnes Molotov and Bevin meet. Discreet notes say Iran troop withdrawal and atomic energy control were discussed, with China signaling tentative support but France silent. Byrnes plans to depart Glasgow when the matter closes.
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Georges Bydeut
Ull Thas
Bidault
Loudan
Byrue
Mo Minntov
Ennert Bevin
Sisie
James F. Byrnes
Y. M. Molytov
Ernest Bevin
Byrnes
Washington
Byres
Aleal
Cormy
Iran
London
France
China
Masgow
Continued Page One Summary of a Turbulent Diet Debate
Fragmented OCR reports a cabinet meeting deciding to promote agriculture and import ordinances, with mentions of rationed exchange and political reforms. Allied headquarters reference and electoral expectations appear, noting few Diet members plan to resign amid public demand.
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Yodd
Otfrimers
Toe Vale
Ryndo
Sail
Wilseek Ceslecton
Indonesian Leader Struck As Four Men In Duren Saunter
An unclear report describes a political figure in Batavia being attacked and fired upon by several soldiers. The fragment references Dutch and local actors, with scattered names and locations like Duren and Wood. Details are unreadable but imply a violent incident involving an Indonesian leader and surrounding parties.
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Batavia
Georlie
Fragmentary prom night notes and political figures
The fragment lists prom page items and mentions figures such as Ervin and Samuel J. dr, former Court Judge Morganton, plus a note about Christmas dinner. It references Ervin’s election to Congress from North Carolina and the Party composition of the House, including 240 Democrats, 10 Republicans, and no minor parties.
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Anak
Caudle
Ervin
May
Samuel J
Perior Cuourt
Il Morganton
Congr
Hiewd
Charlotte
Theun
Vieuneses
Tunneck “Gut
Bae
Fragmentary wartime notice with damaged text
Fragmentary OCR shows a confused wartime scene with stray phrases about delays, explosives, and a violent event. The readable bits mention a minister, hindering reports, and possible destruction of something described as vivid in the old county, but specifics are unclear.
Contined Prom Mage Dine A Creaty Vere Warn
Fragmented OCR cites a meeting warning about promotion mage dine a create ver e and disarray across the conference. It notes officials and a secretary overseeing notes, with mentions of May and New York Cotton open but lacks coherent actions or outcomes.
United States to Aid Greek Elections Under UN Plan
Washington reports describe a U.S. proposal to send 600 observers to Greece for its elections. The move, tied to Yalta declarations, would organize teams from the War Office and Greek authorities with secretariat and observers to assess the polls.
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Washington
Tus
United States
Sens Owe Gube
National Assembly
Greege
Yalta
Axis Wranitve
Ect
eTs
Tieste J
Peary Srany Secreto
Tunis
Roregesn
Stores To Resume Hoon Hour Closing
Crawford Inmiar at the Merchants Division of the Detton Chamber of Commie.cor said today that effective formor- Tow stores will again close oit Thursday afternouns. At the last meeting of the 4 sociation the merchants voted to remain open on Thursday after nouns from thar tying Utrengh Christmas in order we facilitate Christmas fay afternoun choriist will cunt ge aetit May 15, 148, when nies i ruse: in de cide abo The continuance of the chasing Wexk wea.
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Crawford
Inmiar
Merchants
Detton Chamber of Commie
Cor
Negro Arrested in Meat Theft at Newlan Street
Fire Chief Floyd Waccie said a house on Mast Newlan Street was found with meat missing. Police reported a man named Negro, later identified as AT. Negra, was in custody after a daylight incident at the residence early today.
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Newlan Street
Floyd Waccie
AT. Negra
Mel
Japan policy control shifts amid occupation debates
The document discusses transferring policy control from the occupying force to a Japanese authority after the military phase ends. It notes the commission's possible move to issue direct instructions to MacArthur and the removal of the word adversity from recent communiques as talks progress.
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Ine Iép
Macariner
MacArthur
Wake Island war crimes death sentences reported
Fragmentary notes describe a military commission sentencing Wake Island figures to death for mass executions on October 7, 1943, including 88 American civilian employees. Names and officials appear in garbled text, with references to Yamazaki and other Japanese officers and wartime atrocities.
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Ewajalein
Marshall Islands
Adin
Shigareatau Suakaibara
Carnas Day
Ir Fury Saksibara
Wake Islan
Vomdr
Soichi Tachbana
Wake Island
Pan-Amer
Tonaviuki Yamaznna
Philippine
Thaibata
Ferni Segale
Army Seizes Stolen U S Property Amid Crackdown
Army agents announced confiscation of stolen U S property tied to a broad crackdown on illicit supplies. The operation targeted handlers who diverted food and goods, including coffee, from military and naval stores to black markets. Authorities vow further seizures as part of restoring control over critical commodities.
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Deangiat
Hart
Sianghou
Mwre
Petrillo Bans Foreign Music Across U S Radio
Chicago AP Petrillo head of the American Federation of Musicians bans broadcasts of musical programs originating in foreign countries, effective December 3, with Canada exempted. The order aims to protect American musicians from overseas competition as wartime waivers end. Vatican and Jerusalem broadcasts and overseas Army Navy programs are excluded.
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Chicago
James C. Ferrillo
AFL American Federation of Musiciehs
Canada
Petrillo
AFM
Jaywadeas
Petrilla
United States
Natal Association of Broadcasters
Petrilio
Dominion of Canada
American Federation of Musicians
Vatican
Jerusalem
Army
Navy
Turks Ready to Defend Coast Across Black Sea
Istanbul dispatch reports Anatolia News Agency stating Turkey will defend any incursion along a 180 mile Black Sea coast if needed. The agency cites deputies journalists and others as agreeing the nation would fight for its territory. The note follows Soviet claims and mentions tensions with Russia and a 20 year treaty being challenged.
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Edwen B. Greexwald
Istanbul
Bel AP
Anatolia
Turkey
Black Sea
Ankara
Paris
Iy Cbst
Anatolia Agency
Kazim Narabekir
Viional Assembly
Russia
Husska
Georgian Soviet Socialist
Soviet Union
Bodies Of Marine Fliers Recovered Near Tsingtao
Bodies of six Marine fliers killed in the Blane crashes southwest of Tsingtao are brought to Tsingtao. Three Amphibious Corps headquarters report five tentatively identified with two survivors named Raymond Bernard Worden and Robert E. Blount. Four more fliers from the December 11 Okinawa flight are now accounted for. An earlier note says two American sailors were reported in Wei Hai Wei hospital on the Shantung peninsula.
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Tientsin
China
Etuni Marine Fiers
Tsingtao
Pen
Amphibious Corns
Mane
Tsoo Nf
Raymond Bernard
Wordenoff
India
Robert E. Blount
Wardenheft
Okinawa
Ano Oune Anticmed
Fsingino
Wei Hai Wei
Soamung Peninsula
GIs Protest Change In Transport Sailing
Four thousand GIs massed in Manila to protest cancellation of two homebound transport sailings. An Army officer reprimanded the group, stating they still serve under the Army. The depot commander cited consolidation of replacement depots as the reason for the sailing cancellations. Soldiers dispersed within 100 miles, abandoning "We Want Ships" banners.
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Manila
API
Movors
Pacifican
Cel
J. C. Campbell
Meadland Funeral Held for Mire Family
Funeral services were held at a Bert Church with Rev Huby officiating for Mire family members. Surviving relatives include husband J x4 Beaders and four daughters Mix Verng Dolbyg Revises fivey fod Ades, with many others named across Ozark route and Columbus. The service followed at the church cemetery with pallbearers listed.
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Meadland
Uradibed
Bert
Huby
Het
Deadla
Beaders
Skidding Auto Hits Three More Cars
An auto skidded Monday afternoon in the 100 block of Seth Foster Street damaging three parked vehicles owned by A. F. Parker Benson, F. L. Strickland, and J. E. Sorrelis. Another minor collision at College and Newton Streets involved Richard Weed and Stacey A. Broce.
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Dathan Eagle End
Jack Smik
Seth-Foster Street
A. F. Parker
Benson
Strickland
Panama City
Fin
J. E. Sorrelis
Dot
College
Newton Streets
Ax Richard
Weed
Stacey
A. Broce
Dothan VW Post to Host Large Meeting Next Tuesday
A large attendance is expected at the Dothan post Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting next Tuesday night at the Wondermen Ball. A new membership drive has shown gratifying results, an official said. All persons eligible for membership are urged to attend.
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Dothan Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VW Post
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