Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Exhibit Hog Show Cast
Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass reports hog exhibitors for the Fat Barrow Show at Ameri can April 3 and 3. Names include Clinton Jerrett William Barkcor William Alexander George Pyle Milton Caswell Harold Perry Norman Smith Eugene Watson Billy Jarrett and Norman Nobles. Elllis Honored at Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburn elected vice president of Poni Fal honorary textile engineering fraternity. Fire damage to a wall at Dethen Machine Shop attributed to unknown cause. origin near a door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roge Blakely
Yen
Barrow
American
Clinton Jerrett
William Barkcor
William Alexander
George Pyle
Milton Caswell
Harold Perry
Norman Smith
Eugene Watson
Billy Jarrett
Norman Nobles
Ellis
Enterprise
Rama
Hills of Enverprise
Poni Fal
Alabama Polytechnic Insitute
Auburn
Dethen
Cherry
Boutwell To Direct Interim Committee On Financial Needs
In Montgomery AP report Sen Albert Boutwell of Jefferson County was named chair of an interim committee to study financial needs before the May regular session. The panel will handle finance and taxation, laws revision, and related charges. Rep Pelham Merrill of Lowndesville County heads the interim laws panel with Lt Gov James A lley and Speaker Roberts Brown announcing members across finance and revision of laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Alley
Roberts ‘Brown
Noble Russel Et Morgan
Regs
Joe Dawkins
Montgomery
Wil Jim ¥. Baker
Lauderdale
Karl Barricon
Shelby
Robert Kendall, Jr
Conecuh
Sidney Pleger
Mobile
W. L
Doc) Martin, Jr
Greene
T. B. Morgan
Jefferson
Nasrollah Entezam adjourns Assembly on UN peace talks
President Nasrollah Entezam ends the short session saying the UN has not closed the path to a peaceful settlement and will set up the Good Offices Committee. He urged all parties to seize the UN willingness to negotiate and expressed hope for fruitful talks. The debate then centers on possible punishment of Communist China for intervening in Korea.
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Nasrollah Entezam
Good Offices
Jebb
Far East
China
Korea
Poultry Market Steady in North Georgia Despite Weather
North Georgia live poultry market shows steady demand and clear supplies in all sections. Dealers report some feed shortages and bad weather hampers movement of dressed poultry. Prices paid FOB farm ranged 23 to 27 cents, mostly 25 1/2 cents, with some 26 1/2 cents. Data is meager but notes a satirical line about life span of historic man at 18 years.
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Atlanta
ISDA
North Georgia
Area Mayors Proclaim National Peanut Week in Alabama
Southeast Alabama mayors from Houston to Crenshaw counties joined to proclaim February 4 to 10 as National Peanut Week. The proclamations praised peanuts as a core farm commodity supporting state income and national prosperity. Mayors named include J. T. Thrower Nath an, Douglas Brown Ozark, B. A. Russ Enterprise, K. P. Mullion Efes, R. J. Hereing Geneva, and others with Headland’s Grover Ray issuing a parallel proclamation.
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Alabama
Progres
J. T. Thrower
Nathan
Houston County
Douglas Brown
Ozark
Dale County
B. A. Russ
Enterprise
K. P. Mullion
Efes
Cotten County
R. J. Hereing
Geneva
Geneva County
Tracy Wilder
Andalusis
Covington County
Mt. Wean
Abbeville
Henry County
Corley Chapman
Try
Pike County
M. M. Moalbhron
Englava
William Robinson
Clayton
Barhowr County
A. G. Folmar
Laverne
Crenshaw County
Grover Ray
Head+ Yan
Shuttese:tern Peanut Association
Headland
One Dead One Hurt In Auto Accident Near Geneva
A Geneva woman, Roxie Shiver Whatley, 28, died at Enterprise hospital after a crash on a Florida road south of Geneva. Pfc Loy M Wages Jr of Savannah, attached to Camp Rucker, was reported in fair condition at Camp Rucker hospital. The highway patrol said Wages lost control at an intersection and the car overturned multiple times. Funeral services for Whatley were scheduled for tomorrow at Pleasant Grove Church with Pittman Funeral Home handling arrangements. Survivors include her mother Charity Hendrix and four brothers. The report notes North Carolina’s fishing industry earnings detail in error.
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Geneva
Camp Rucker
Florida Ghiay
Roxie Shiver Whatley
Enterprise
Camp Rucker Hospital
Loy M. Wages
Savannah
Wages
Food Service
Strucker
Highway Patrol
Pfe
Whatley
Pleasant Grove Church
Pittman Funeral Home
Charity Hendrix
Careyville
Fas
Ne@Btle Pippins
Abie Lee Watson
Buster Shiver
Bonifay
Aoy Shiver
Lester Shiver
Hartford
Raymond Shiver
Freezing Poultry And Other Foods Demonstrations Planned
A county home demonstration program will feature a freezing poultry and other foods demonstration led by Miss Fret Mallette and Miss Thelma Smith. The schedule lists multiple club meetings from Feb 2 to Feb 26 across Harmon, Crosby, Dupree, Memph is, Skipper s Crossroads, Barber, Taylor, Smyrna, Hodgesville, Columbia, Rehobeth, Pleasant Plains, Webb, Jellico, Selma, Vicksburg, Ashford, with start times at 2 pm.
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Houston County Home Demonstration Club
Fret Mallette
Thelma Smith
Harmon
Fletcher Hall
Pansey
C. Cook
Crosby
Taylor
Jilton Clark
Smyrna
D. He McIntish
Enon
Hodgesville
L. Hodges
Columbia
Community House
Ardila
Cottonwood Road
Charlie McCallister
Rehobeth
Bins
I. C. Kelly
Big Seeek
J.T. Harrell
Pleasant Plains
Mia
Joe Knowles
Cowarta
Bee Crawford
Webb
Willie Worrell
Hicks-Beulah
M. J
Newton
Jeliico
James Lee
Pilgrim Best
G. D. Upton
Selma
Shelly Clark
Livestock prices across Georgia and Alabama markets
Livestock receipts totaled 250 cattle 25 calves and 4200 hogs at major plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville and nearby Georgia Alabama and Florida cities. Hog prices ranged steady to strong with good and choice barrows and gilts 180 to 240 pounds at 9 to 19.25 and up to 19.50. Cattle and veal prices varied by weight and grade across Montgomer y and other markets.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tition
Ga.t
Tifton
Good
Es Alttanie
Montgomery (Ap
Hoge
Pilta
Motney and Hall Deaths in Wiregrass Funeral Notices
Funeral services were held for Joe C Motnay seventy four of Geneva after a heart attack at home. Surviving include his wife three daughters and six sons with relatives in Columbus Georgia Selma and Geneva. Charlie Solomon Hall sixty eight of Dothan will have services tomorrow at Southside Baptist Church with interment in City Cemetery. Survivors include his wife five sons and two brothers and sisters with ties to Dothan Albany and Panama City.
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A. & Motley
Joe C. Mornay
Geneva
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Pittman Funeral Home
Geneve
Bis
Ivie
Inez Motley
Columbus
Natha McIntosh
Chi
Leon Motley
Horace Motsley
Max and
Doe Motley, Jr
Selma
Gene Motley
U. S. Army
Henry Motley
Td, Tasklock
Newport
Fla
W. 10. Smith
Waughala, Fla
Charlie
Wall
Charlie Solomon Hall
Southside Baptist
Dothan
Oland Wilson
City Cemetery
Ward Wilson
Hell Hag
Houston
Springfield Baptist
Annie Hall
Fredad J.D. Hall
Robert Hall
Bambridge
Emmett Hall
Albany
Carlton Hall
Simon, Hall
Clarence Hall
Columbia
Mary
Lridge
Panama City
Anna Barfield
Cottonwood
Grand Jury Praises Paroles Probe And Lawmakers
The Houston County Grand Jury commended the State Legislature for backing a full inquiry into Pardon Parole Board actions during the Folsom era. It urged stricter bond rules for deputies and jailors, better witness facilities, and cites concerns over wrongful releases and controversial pardons. Hawaii’s first written laws were published on December 8, 1827.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County Grand Jury
Afernoon
Folsom
Gordon Persons
Brand Jury
Mondey
D. C. Hastead
Halstead
Folsom-appointed
Mra
Grace Hurdh
Alies
Grace 'Johnson
Artie “Hambone” Jones
Lloyd Dayzey
Ie Tolliver
Hawaii
Minimum Ceilings Put On Farm Crops Costs By U.S.
The Agriculture Department set February minimum ceilings for farm product prices based on farm parity, May 24 to June 24 pre Korea War highs, and monthly U.S. price averages. The figures cover field crops, livestock, dairy, sugar, vegetables, and misc products with adjustments for grade location and season.
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U.S
Washington
Department of Agriculture
U. S
Eisenhower warns on Western Europe defense and voyage findings
In earnest tones he told legislators the decision may shape civilization and whether governments will endure. His Europe tour assessed defenses against Russian aggression and Europe’s readiness to help, finding only a meager basis to advise American troop increases yet arguing Western nations must build a secure wall of peace. Eisenhower’s uniformed appearance drew applause as Congress weighs sending more troops and coordinating NATO partners.
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Europe
Eisenhower
Austria
Trieste
Pay Station Phone Reverses Procedure In Army Tale
A fragmented wartime clipping recounts Army life with a soldie r receiving a small sum after a pay station reversal. It notes a New Ulm homefront scene and a strange incident involving a phone receiver and a blown horn. The piece mentions a $2.26 amount and a method to stop a stubborn automobile horn by disconnecting a wire.
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New Ulm
Mins
Ambiguous treaty pledge cited in Senate debate notes
Fragmentary excerpt describes a visitor who urged Congress to show that the United States supports Western Europe’s readiness and defense within treaty limits. The passage notes senators debating free policy, emphasizing Europe’s obligation to prepare and defend itself without U.S. delegation of new duties.
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Congress
United States
Western Europe
Senate
U.S
Pal Europe
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Boutwell
Uus
Blank
Thandor Blank
Bonn
Britain
France
Gershan
George P. Hays
Germany
North Carolina
Lite
Northwest
Eastroto
New York Picture Agency
Central China Photo Service
Peiping
Eastfein
New
Utley F. Mather
Harvard Tuverciy
American Association For Advancement of Science
Cleveland
Veite
Mer
Empire
Exupire
Debardeleben Coal Corporation
Sham, Alabama
Faulkner Ice Company
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