Jewish Congregation To Honor Veterans At Service Tonight
Toniaht Emanu el will honor veterans at a special service tonight at 8 p.m. Rabbi Martin I Hinchin announced. Veterans listed include Julius Kirchick Alvin Bender Morris Isen and many others from Dothan and surrounding towns with ex servicemen to be honored. The Temple Sisterhood will manage the reception.
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Toniaht
Zempie Emanu el
Martin I. Hinchin
Julius Kirchick
Alvin Bender
Morris Isen
Sam Blumberg
Aaron Kraseisky
Herman Blitz
M. M. Walding
American Legion
Dothan
J. W. Thorton
Paul Crine
Henry Crine, Jr
al Shack
William Caborg
Aaron Kraselsky
Barney Blumenfeld
Maurice Kraselsky
Kerman Blitz
David Blumberg
All of
Ralph Daniel, Jr
Blakely
Nathan Shaffer
Ozark
J. H. Bromberg
Enterprise
Lester Bloom
Daniel Roth
Eufaula
Temple Sisterhood
Re-registration received for Ozark Troop 16 Scouts
Boy Scouts in Dothan report re registration for Ozark Troop 16 sponsored by Kiwanis Club. James C. Dunn is Scoutmaster with Martin Price as assistant. Patrols Rattlesnake Pine Tree Hawk Owl listed with named leaders and members. Troop operates on a trocoo budget and subscribes to the official Scout magazine.
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Ozark
Kiwanis Club
Council Scout
Dothan
James C. Dunn
Martin Price
J. L. Barnes
L. F. Sessions
C. H. West, Jr
O. D. Kingsley
H. M. Mixon
Douglas Thomason
John Miller
Willie F. Peters
Don Andrews
Bryan Faust
Sherrill Laansby
Joseph Adams
John S. Price
Paul Kolb, Jr
Billy Hicks
Anson Martin
Roy Andrews
Hawk
Dan Delaney
George Andrews
Bally
Don Dansby
Philip Andrews
Bethea Stowers
Owl
Oscar Mills
Dean Peters
George Johnson
Chester Brown
Billy Parker
Durwood Judah
Official
Scout Magazine
Veterans Advised to Seek VA Dental Work and Claims
Veterans with dental defects were told by VA officials to file claims for dental work to see if service connection applies. James W. Thornton noted the program covers service-connected cases only, with presumed service-connection if examined within a year after discharge. Veterans should visit the VA dental clinic at 1 North Foster Street and consult Dr. William Ginnavan. prior authorization from VA is required for reimbursement.
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Veterans Administration
James W. Thornton
Thornton
North Foster Street
William Ginnavan
Hospital benefits Mobile after ships supply aid
Mobile's Maring Hospital, a government facility, will receive about 66000 dollars worth of medical supplies from ships laid up in the Mobile River by the Maritime Commission.
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Mobile, Ala
Mobile
Maring Hospital
Mobile River
Maritime Commission
Milk Price Questioned as Butter Purchases Support Market
The Dairymen's League says purchases of butter kept the January milk price from dropping from 22 cents a hundredweight, while officials in New York refuse to revise prices based on butter costs. A broker claimed buying over 500,000 pounds of butter recently. The Consumers Counsel called for an immediate antitrust investigation. Across the country prices and ads show broad-based clearance sales.
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J. Blanford
New York
Milk Association
Dairymen’s League
League
John McClay
Palrymen’s League
New York City
Washington
Ducal
Diear
Hte Sian
Atlanta
Gadrea Patino
Home For Christmas But Now Gone Again
Chicago AP reports after a year's absence Frank Co two's Trish Seer Red returned home on Christmas Eve. Consantes sons hosted a cat Christmas dinner for him and new dog toys. The dog bounded the back yard and leaped the fence. Consango wonders if Red will stay away until next Christmas.
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Chicago
Frank Co Two
Trish Seer
Red
Consantes Sons
Kiam Ar
Ralph
Doug
Consango
Unclear naval ultimatum response near dock arrival
The report notes Consul General Darren Ho Merell Beonminghoff arriving at the dock 18 minutes after a Soviet ultimatum. The corner vessel was found with engines running, and authorities prepared to cast off. Cooke and Nave officers corroborated aspects of the incident and the official information cited remains disputed.
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Darren
Ho Merell Beonminghoff
Cooke
Nave
Sevier Affserdin
Stege Department
Spejeerin Spoun
Lhenstinhoft
Wreck Toll and Injuries Reported After Train Crash
The incident injured many including Harry Wismer ABC sports director en route to New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl. Officials noted 40+ injured with ambulances sent to Hammond and Pontehutoula. Tracks torn up and cars detached as investigators probed rail fault and wheel or coupling failure.
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American Broadcasting Company
New Orleans
John Hettche
Michigan
Stanley Tondu
Anthony Radinick
Chieno
McComb
Miss
Hammond
Pontehutoula
J. H. Price
Tobe Clements
Railrod
Joseph L. Rickell
Hlmeis Centrict
A Cebe
Ruddick
Pontenortrain
Mayurepas
Rachells
Hickok
Willis Williams
New Omeleans States
Ponteharouse
Soneesttent
George Compbech
Associated Press
Rth
Joel
Gured
Alaskan gift flight brightens Christmas for Fairbanks child
When the maritime strike delayed shipping to Alaska Seattle business leaders and civic groups organized a planeload of gift packages. Among the 4000 receiving youngsters was Agnes Betook a Fairbanks Eskimo girl pictured opening her present aboard the trip funded by the rescue effort.
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Alaska
Santo Loz
Seattle
Wash
Agnes Betook
Fairbanks
Portal to Portal Pay Suits Near Billion-Dollar Mark
Labor unions filed multiple portal pay lawsuits nationwide seeking about 51.05 million dollars in unpaid time on company property. Major action was CIO United Steelworkers suing Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp for 37.4 million and 19,000 workers at Pittsburgh Aliquippa plants.
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Washington
Congress
CIO
United Steel Workers
Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Portal
Pittsburgh Am
Aliquippa, Pa
Boston
Bethlehemtec Company
Hingham Shipyard
W. QO. Jones Foundry & Machinery Co
Chicago
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Columbus
Stockham Pipe Filling Co
Birmingham
Detroit
State of
Michigan
Walden Gas Tax Distribution Totals by Towns
Camp Blackwell deputy clerk announced December Walden gas tax allocations. Dothan 3869.53 Ashford 310.09 Columbia 201.63 Cottonwood 201.07 Webb 46.75 Gordon 18.82 Houston County 1623.87.
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Camp Blackwell
Dothan
Ashford
Columbia
Cottonwood
Webb
Gordon
Houston County
Wyatt–Allen clash over RFC loans spurs housing controls fall
The dispute arose prior to a controversy on veterans housing loans. Allen blocked loans Wyatt backed for prefabricated home makers, arguing insufficient company cash. The rift reached the White House, Truman sided with Allen, Wyatt resigned, and Truman rolled back most government controls on the construction industry.
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RFC
Veterans
Wilson Wyatt
Allen
Wyatt
Wyatt-Allen
White House
Truman
Trumnan
After Christmas Musings on Empty Rooms and Fantasies
A reflective column narrator resists holiday fatigue and imagines escaping post Christmas doldrums. Vivid vignettes appear as wishes to write about overlooked people, quirky fantasies, and questions about dogs, Eve, and Cleopatra. The voice wanders through longing for change and playful escape.
Napier Officers Club Workers Lose Social Security Credits
About 200 people who worked at Napier Field officer's club and mess during 1942 to 1944 have no Social Security credits due to employers failing to list workers' numbers. Harry N. Scott urged affected individuals to contact the local office with ID and SS number to correct records and secure earned credits.
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Napier Field
Harry N. Scott
Social Security Office
Turing
Napier
Scott
Officer’s Club
One Time It Paid Him To Sit Down
MOULTRIE GA AP Frank Shaw and Edmondson were fishing in a rowboat on Little River when they struck a sunken log, tearing a hole nearly a foot in diameter. Shaw sat in the hole to slow the leak while rapid bailing let them reach shore safely.
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Moultrie, Ga
Frank Shaw
Little River
Shaw
Shaward McCall Edmondson
County Jail Reports Very Quiet Season
County officers report an unusually quiet period at the county jail with Sheriff B.G. Farmer noting fewer arrests than any prior term. Only 15 persons are jailed for minor offenses, with about half expected to be released this week.
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B. G. Farmer
Mrs Roosevelt to face driver license hearing in White Plains
Eleanor Roosevelt will attend a January 8 hearing before an official referee to decide the status of her driver's license after a collision near New York. The session may suspend her license for two weeks up to 60 days depending on testimony.
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Albany
N. Y
Eleanor Roosevelt
Clifford J. Fletcher
White Plains
Yoowiten
Classified 10 Point Type Rates and Card Ad Details
Classified ad rates listed in a historical newspaper fragment show 10 point type pricing, monthly fines, and card ad insertion charges. The snippet notes a monthly fine rate of 3.00 dollars with a minimum of two fines and specifies card ads priced at 15 dollars per one line per month and 1.00 per inch for a single insertion.
Talmadge supporters claim safe margin for governor race
The Associated Press poll was incomplete and the General Assembly would need 129 votes to elect a governor. Talmadge forces say they will have a safe margin when the Legislature convenes Jan. 13, naming no sackers. Thompson emphasizes upholding the party platform. The Talmadge faction argues his death voided the majority and the legislature must pick between Hermann Talmadge and D. Talmadge Bowers, with Governor Arnall ready to surrender only to Thompson.
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Associated Press
Herman Talmadge
Thompson
General Assembly
Talmadge
Nis Sackers
Macon
Butene Talmadge
Hermann Talmadge
D. Talmadge Bowers
Elberton
Arnall
Lawmaker Eyes Open Hearings to Finish Bilbo Probe
Number 12 James M Mead chairs the subcommittee and plans three open hearings next Monday to wind up the Bilbo investigation phase. Ferguson urges sworn testimony from Podesta of Vicksburg James Logan of Natchez and John Carr of Natchez.
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James M. Mead
D-Ny
Bilbo
Ferguson
Mead
A. J. Podesta
Vicksburg
Miss
James Logan
Natchez
John R. Carr
Senate
Nationalists Foil Guerrilla Attacks Near Peiping
Government sources said National forces repelled CCP guerrilla thrusts toward Peiping and recaptured Lu tuan and Machifa near the ancient capital. Troops drove guerrillas from Pangkechuang as 10,000 Communists attacked Liucheng in Shantung Province, 67 miles west of Taiwan.
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Peiping
Shantung Province
Lutuan
Machifa
Pangkechuang
Shantung
Liucheng
Taiwan
Pecan Tree Leaders in Mobile and Baldwin Counties
Mobile and Baldwin Counties rank as the top leaders for mature pecan trees in the United States. Mobile County reports 130,389 producing trees in 1945, while Baldwin County follows with 43,414. Mobile’s pecan production reached 1,557,712 pounds this year, underscoring its dominance in the crop.
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Bay Minette
Ala
Mobile
Baldwin Counties
United States
Baldwin County
Frank C. Turner
Baldwin
Senate Deadlock and Ouster Rules Discussed
The piece notes voting deadlock in the Senate and outlines that Republicans will hold a 51-45 margin after 1946 oath of office. It explains ouster rules apply before or after oath, with a simple majority removing a legally elected senator and a two-thirds vote required for removal on moral turpitude such as war contract involvement.
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Gro
Senate
Republican Party
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