Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Degree Gift
RECEIVER DEGREE MARIANNA Florida State University conferred a bachelor of science on Miss Glen Wiles a graduate of Mariana schools and Ward Belmont College. Miss Wilson a Berry Hall Elementary School faculty member at Dilliton Florida is noted in the item.
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Marianna
Glen Wiles
Dynahias
Ts J. N. Wilson
Bmse
Fridey
Florida State University
Marianas Schools
Ward Belmont College
Noahville
Tenn
Wilson
Berry Hall
Iton
Fis
Deaths in Wiregrass Area Include Bascom Resident
Smita Simmons Luther Smith aged seven eight died unexpectedly at his Bascom home near Marianas. He was a Jackson County native. Survivors include his wife Maggie Long Smith two daughters Josephine Cotton and Grace Dunaway six sons Afferson Sellars Ala Jultan Malone W P Greenwood Neal South Carolina Gurney Marianna and Joseph U S Army stationed in England three sisters Dothan High School cast members will be heard in a broadcast of the life of Benjamin Franklin Funeral arrangements are by Maddox Blackburn Funeral Home of Marianna Cast includes Cecil Cantey and Charles Sullivan student director Warren Bryant announces. Examinations at the University of Alabama end Friday most students will spend holidays at home Registration for the second semester begins Feb 4 classes Feb 9.
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Smita Simmons Luther Smith
Bsecom
Marianas
Jackson County
Maggie Long Smith
Josephine Cotton
Grace Dunaway
Bath
Bascom
Afferson
Sellars
Ala
Jultan
Malone
W. P
Greenwood
Neal
South Carolina
Gurney
Marianna
Joseph
U. S Army
England
Sis- Dothan High School
Stusters
Lieie Baxter
Eldames
la Fears
Annie Baxter
Snall
Benjamin Franklin
Maddox
Blackburn
Him Harris
Bobbiann Smith
Marienna
McDaniel Cecil Cantey
Charles Sullivan
WDIG
Warren Bryant
Vic Schneider Dies After Long Illness
Victor J. Schneider, longtime Dothan resident, 65, died yesterday at his home 503 North Foster Street after a lengthy illness. A Kentucky native who moved to Dothan about 25 years ago, he worked as an early television operator and later as an electrician. He was a Catholic and will be buried in City Cemetery after funeral at St. Columba Church led by Father Joseph Gill. He is survived by a nephew and several Kentucky relatives.
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Victor J. iVic Schneider
Dothan
North Foster Street
Kentucky
Schneider
Alabama
Marsh Foster Street
Catholic Church
Nfa Sm
St. Columba Church
Joseph Gill
Johnson Rel
Nirope
Weather and crop losses from cold wave hit multiple states
The report notes reduced damage in Florida and Georgia crops with risks from freezing temperatures. It cites a $80,000,000 peach crop loss in Tubois and Michigan and reports 338 weather-related deaths during the cold spell. Early plantings faced frost threats as temperatures fell across the region.
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Marianna
St. Augustine
Florida
Georgia
Tubois
Michigan
Greenwood Boy Wins State Dairy Award
William Schack, son of Mr and Mrs M A Schack of Greenwood, won a state dairy award at a Greenwood 4H Club ceremony. A $15 check was presented by William A Zorn, a distant inspector from Inexson County. The contest is sponsored by the National Dairy Producers Corporation and involved districts including Jackson, Washington, Balter, Gulf, Bay and Calhoun.
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Marianna
Sperial
William Schack
M. A. Schack
National Dairy Prodscers Corporation
Greenwood
Schack
William A. Zorn
Free Book on Arthritis And Rheumatism
An Excelsior Springs, Missouri advertisement offers a free book titled Rheumatism that explains why drugs give only temporary relief and how to obtain lasting relief. No obligation is required. readers are urged to write to The Ball Cline, Dept. 3807, Ex. Cel sior Springs Missouri for the enlarged edition.
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Excelsior Springs
Cline
Ball Cline
Celsior Springs
Missouri
Guillot Presses Committee Fight Claims Wells Afraid
Funeral services for James Bryant Daughtry and several community members are listed with churches and cemeteries in Marianna Hartford and Daleville. The article details a political dispute over a county Democratic Executive Committee meeting with references to Wells and Guillot, plus notes on numerous local obituaries and service arrangements.
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Guillot
Robert M. Guillot
Dothan
Houston
W. A. Wells
Ashford
Wells
GusHot
Ben Ray
Birmingham
State Democraticommittee
Ray
Welle
Guiliol
Galliot Mdso
Democratic Executive Committee
Study Course Slated By Marianna PTA
A Marianna Parent Teachers Association sponsor study course will be held tomorrow and Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the high school. The theme is Growing Town maturity with sessions on child care and training. Speakers include Mrs. Fred Stevenson, Mr. J Buller, Mrs. J W Kelly, Mrs. Ll. C. Mann, Mrs. A J Lewis, Mrs. Martha Parker, Mrs. James T. Cook, and others comprising the arrangements committee.
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Marianna
Imo
Marianna, Parent Teachers Association
Hare
Sons
John D. Milton
Fred Stevenson
J. Buller
J W. Kelly
Ll. C. Manni
J. A. Gorte Moller
A. J. Lewis
Carl 5
Martha Parker
James T. Cook
Chariton Keen
Pred Bingly
Guy ‘Lewis
Pettus Meade Street Residents Protest Storage Pit
Twenty eight residents and property owners along Pettus Meade Street filed petitions with city commissioners opposing the King Band and Crave Company storing paving materials and operating a loading pit at the intersection. The petition to the Board of Zoning Adjustments cites health hazards from potential standing water and mosquitoes and notes traffic hazards due to the pit’s location.
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Owrera
Pettuss Meade Street
King Band and
Crave! Company
Board of Zoning Adjustments
Embargo Affects Mail and Rail Strike Tensions
The Thursday embargo covers mail moves to and from 14 eastern states with exceptions. It targets second class mail excluding newspapers, all third and fourth class matter, first class over eight ounces, and parcel post over two pounds, with certain items like medicines exempted. W. P. Kennedy in Chicago urged officers to end the work stoppage, while mediation efforts progress. Army supply strains and widespread train cancellations intensify the disruption as leaders warn of serious national impact.
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Movny
Rom
W. PF Kennedy
BRT
Chicago
Washington
Thad Scot, Jr
Army
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Portland
Ove
New York Central
New York
Royston
Salt Lake Cl
Benjamin Fairless
U.S. Steel Corp
Interior
Chapman
Petroleum Administion
Defense
North Central States
Chinese Radio Lists U S POW Names From Korea
In Peiping the Chinese Communist radio broadcast a list of American POWs read by an announcer. It names Cpl Robert Wyatt Pai, James Williams, Cpl James Scott, Cpl Elyan H. Smith, Pvt Marshall Robinson, Pvt Chester Roper, Sgt Joseph Patterson, Sgt George Powell, Pvt John Redick, Cpl Marcus McGae, Cpl Theodore Jackson, Cpl Arthur Gonnell, Pvt Harold L. Grant, Pvt Charles Fat, Pvt Lee A. Bonney, Pvt Barnard Lougharty, Sgt Samuel Corner, Sgt Coon Ellis, Warrant Officer Dwight Coxe, Pvt Joseph Echkari, Capt James C Williams, Chief Warrant Officer James Stevens, Capt Alfred Ellis, Cpl Claude Lanier, Lt Roland Lund, Lt Edwin P. Siedler, Cpl Wesley Murray, Sgt Thomas Crayton, Capt Edwin Eklund, and Lt R. Crawley. A jailer Red broadcast quoted letters home, giving Williams’ address in Oklahoma. Stevens’ address is Tacoma, Washington. Lund’s is Box 75, Buffalo, Iowa, and Edwin Eklund’s is 20 Park Dr Bet Harbor, Miami Beach, Fla. The letters push the pro- Korea propaganda line to “get out of Korea.”
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San Francisco
Peiping
Mwere
Robert Wyatt
Pai
James Williams
James Scott
Elyan H. Smith
Marshall Robinson
Chester Roper
Joseph Patterson
Georg. Powell
John Redick
Marcus McGae
Pheodore Jackson
Arthur Gonnell
Harold L. Grant
Charles Fat
Lee A. Boney
Barnard Lougharty
Samuel Corner
Coon Ellis
Dwight Coxe
Joseph Echkari
James C. Willams
James Stevens
Alfred Q. Ellis
Claude Lanier
Roland Lund
Park Dr. Bet Harbor
Miami, Beach
Via
Korea
Geneva PTA Plans Yearly Activities
Geneva County Council of the Parent Teachers Association outlined a year of activities at an Executive Committee meeting. Annie Laurie Stulis was named committee chair to draft a constitution and by laws. Otis Lee of Hertford was named program leader for the March 19 gathering. Harvey Stewart of Hartford serves as council president.
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Geneva
Plana
Geneva County
Andalusia Mayor Leads Steering Committee in Regional Utility Talks
Mayor Tracey Wilder of Andalusia heads a steering committee coordinating efforts with neighboring towns backed by shared pledges. Opponents cite high and unjustified rates, citing The Eagle survey in Panal Yua City, Selma, and Tuscaloosa showing residential costs from 30 to 80 cents and up to 1.95 dollars. Dothan city commissioners then joined, following Chamber of Commerce support, to work with area officials on presenting the case before the PSC.
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Number 11
Andalusia
Tracey B. Wilder
Spences
United
Baced
the Eagle
Dathan
Panalyua City
Selma
Tuscaloosa
Dothan
Chargher of Commerce
Realm of Activities Head
Licensing system to tighten meat quotas and cotton controls
Two way action between the Agriculture Department and the OBS tightens oversight with quotas for slaughterers, expected to be delegated to the OPS. Officials say limiting slaughterers will curb fly by night operators and price gouging on farmers. Cotton scheme officials propose exempting raw cotton from price controls to protect ginners and allow price moves with raw cotton changes. An escalator clause may let textile prices rise or fall with raw cotton. OPS reviews these recommendations amid wartime controls.
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Agriculture Department
OBS
OFS
Imoen
OPS
Vulture of Hap yo ng 3rd forces near Pyeongchang
An intelligence officer described Red hands and individual soldiers roaming hills around Pyeongchang. US deliberations over UN forces crossing the 38th parallel emerged with no clear decision from Tokyo. MacArthur's status, Seoul defense, and future moves were debated, with warnings that crossing the Han would push toward Parallel 38 and threaten Seoul while reporting mixed signals from Washington and Seoul.
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Pyeongchang
United States
United Nae Lons
Tokyo
MacArthur Lake
Tor UN
MacArthur
Johnson
United Nations
Ernest
Grose
U. S
Paradiel
Acckpt
Lea
Seoul
Pusan
Syngmnan
Big Jim Weatherington
Rhee
Associated Press
Corl Freeman
Barvin Kendrick
Bill Shinn
Jake Hess
Hovse
Stone Board
Statesmen Quartet Back On Radio Woot
The Statesmen Quartet returns to radio after a one month absence. The group planned a new program produced in Atlanta and heard five days weekly at 12 noon. Graceville Florida distributor Greenwood Products Company markets the show. The quartet, famed on Capitol records, remains in high demand across appearances with groups and events led by Hovie Slater.
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Famion
Tatesmen
Mn Atlanta
Greenwood Products Company
Graceville
Florida
Capitol _records
Wire
Hovie Slater
Man's Camellia Club To Hear Prof Orr
Beary P Orr an Auburn associate professor of horticulture at Alabama Polytechnic Institute will speak at the February meeting of the Pothan Men's Camellia Club tomorrow. The 7 o clock gathering will cover Camellia research and Orrs horticultural work. He has long been active with the Alabama Association of Nurseries Florida Garden Club and Alabama Garden Club and has spoken at gaz Jon clinics for several years.
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Beary P
Orr
Auburn
Alamo Palytechnic Institute
Pothan Men's
Alabama Garden Club
Houston Bookmobile Schedule Announced
The Houston Memorial Library bookmobile will serve patrons along Headland Ashford and Columbia highways this week with multiple stops. Readable locations include Hodges Store, Hodges home, Kinsey, Mrs Hughes home, Pansey, Holland's Store, and several other houses and stores across listed times.
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Houston Memorial Library
Headland
Ashford
Columbia
Fentan
Grey Hodges
Gisfood Hodges
Kinsey
Cowarts
Enen
Wena
Martes Stora
Shiloh
Church
Wilkes Store
Educational Leader Addresses Study Club in Ozark
Ozark special report notes Creel Richardson, Dale Cruelty superintendent of education, spoke at the Mid-Century Yesseeshir meeting in Washington December about welfare problems. Richardson’s national conference report guided the study. Volunteers discussed Red Cross and civic projects. Mrs. W. P. Taylor Jr. presided, with Mrs. F. C. Dease hosting.
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Ozark
Creel Richeardson
Dale Cruelty
Washington
Richardson
Om. Racher Perpital
Red Cross Wort
Eivitian ‘Lotense
Sam Strickland
Mic
Burns Prove Fatal Amid Cottondale Fire Tragedy
Mrs Minnie Barfield six of Cottondale died in a Marianna hospital from burns suffered when her clothing caught fire near an open fireplace Friday afternoon. Leonard Barrentine found her on the porch. she had third degree burns over about 90 percent of her body. Funeral services are set for today at Pilgrim's Rest Church with interment in the church cemetery. Survived by three sons Alto of Winter Haven Hosea and Henry Yor off Cottondale and Adr Mae Broom of Cottondale, four sisters and three brothers. A new schedule of post hours was announced affecting Dothan Post Office operations and local church services during the closed period.
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Carriz Lvne Cook
Cattie Lee Cook
Al+ Jane
Marianna
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Arther Goodwin
Olive Cemetery
Maddox - Blackburn
Cairo
Cook
Alllaree Baptist Charch
William Cook
JB. Howard
B. Winberly
Alliance
W. C. Ingram
Sacksonville
J.B
Lowell Cook
Linton Cook
Kissimmen
Ta Slater
J. B. Cook
Lake Worth
Bla
T. J.mccream
Cypress
Aline, Johnson
Buford Aline
Johnson
Headland Avenue
Dothan
Baglint
A.D. Zbinden
Ward - Wilson Funeral Home
Earl Kennedy
Alva Cumbie
M. K. Mims
W. J. Martin
M. E. Beck
Cottondale
Minnie Barfield
Mariana Horpital
Barfield
Leonard Barrentine
Pilgrim's Rest Church
K. D. Johns
Ty Maddox
Blackburn Funeral Home
Alto
Haven
Hosea
Henry
Adr Te Mae Broom
Coisondal
Allis Tate
Hartford
Bessie Molts
Chipley
Gertrude von
Lily Mae Kirk
Land
Graceville
Teste Parrish
Bonifay
Luther
Parrish
Willem Partich
Frontproof
Fire destroys residence on North College Street
Early morning fire heavily damages a frame house in the 200 block of North College Street. Occupant Oscar Myers was staying with relatives. he lived alone. Cause is unknown. A separate small frame structure at Southeast Alabama High School for Negroes also caught fire with minor damage.
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North College Street
Oscar Myers
Myers
Meyers
Alabama
Campbellton Man Hurt In Accident
Campbellton resident Sam Wilkinson was injured Thursday when a tar truck toppled on U S Highway two miles from Marianna. He lay unconscious in 7 degree cold for over an hour before a passerby found him. first aid was given before transport to Marianna hospital.
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Marianna
Sam Wilkinson
Campbellton
U. S
Marrianne Hospital
Wilkinson
J L Park Elected To Bank Position
James L Park, longtime assistant cashier at First National Bank of Dathan, has been elected to a bank position by the Board of Directors. A World War II veteran, he served in the Pacific Theater, was wounded, and earned the Purple Heart and Bronze Star among other decorations.
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James L. Park
Firstational Bank
Dathan
Fork
Pacific
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