Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Study Notes
Rylan C. Redding, son of Mrs. , is among 40 students assigned by Colorado schools to an advanced accounting study program. A Denver University business administration student, he aims for a science degree and joins other early entrants from API Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rylan C. Redding
Tle
University of Denver
Denver
Colo
Colorado
API
Auburn
Denver University
ECA Urges Europe to Share Rearmament Burden
The Economic Cooperation Administration urged Western Europe to distribute rearmament costs fairly to sustain popular support for defense. It warned that high burdens may erode living standards and stressed coordinated European policies to avoid protectionism and stockpiling while noting the Marshall Plan’s progress and rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Western Europe
Europe
Jf Tnid
Mi Ealean
Dyice
Congress
Truman
United States
Western
Courtroom mix up over public drunkenness case ends with fines
In a City Lis t courtroom, Judge Guillal quizzed Lavion Negro on pleas for two offenses a month apart. The Attendant laughed as the docket showed two counts. Negro pleaded guilty to the first and not guilty to the second, but testimony suggested the opposite. He was fined 12 dollars for each count. A note on wartime supply transfers mentioned the Oriental fruit fly moving from Saipan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Guillal
Duké Lavion Negro
Grilly
Jake
Minister Praises Hadacol Cure for Health Recovery
A minister aged 76 recounts his recovery after taking Hadacol, claiming sleep returned, appetite improved, and energy restored. He attributes his renewed ability to work to the tonic and recommends it to others. The account cites Niacin and Iron as key components in restoring his system. He mentions initial benefit after a brother suggested the remedy. The testimonial frames Hadacol as a life changer for the ill and fatigued.
Docks Chief Questions Legality Over Fees Charged
Stale Docks Director Leonard Hardy questions legality of a $2,393.34 fee paid to Ernest Engineering Co and seeks a $1.10 refund to special attorney William L. Taylor. He consulted State Attorney General Si Garrett about a contract with Whit ofertas Co, noting past board ties and an advisory opinion by ex Attor ney General Carmichael related to coastal tidelands revenues.
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Whit ‘Ofertas Company
Walter G. Ernest
State Docks Advisory Board
Hardy Aid
Garrett
Ernest
Hardy
Taylor
F. Morgan
Vito
Alvery A. Carmichael
Carmichael
State Docks Department
Gulf Refining Go
State Denies Chickasaw Bank Charter
A proposed Chickasaw bank charter was declined by the State Commerce Department after controversy over earlier actions. Director H A Longshore announced the denial, following the firing of former director Brooks Glass who opposed granting bank charters. The fledgling bank planned a $50,000 capital and faced political backers. Chickasaw, near Mobile, has no bank now.
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Montgomery
Chickasaw
State Commerce Department
H. A. Longshore
Brooks Glass
Glass
James
E. Folsom
Glave
BE. Marley
Brondidge
Real Po Artion
Ang
Mobile
Hon
Geneva Girl Wins State Band Honors
Ada Sue Farris of Geneva High School will play first cornet in the Red Band, the state’s top clinic band, after earning a spot in tryouts held in Andalusia. About nine district band members competed. five earned Red Band places while others joined White and Blue bands. The three bands meet at the University of Alabama in March for a three day festival before appearing in Birmingham for the Alabama Teachers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
John Corbone
Ada Sue Farris
Shoe
Andalusia
Farris
University of Alabama
Birmingham
Alabama Teachers Association
Rail workers return to duties after sporadic strikes
Pennsylvania Railroad says over 5 000 workers from Pennsylvan ia Reading and Baltimore and Ohio returned to jobs as early reports show Southern Railway in Chattanooga Tennessee a 99 percent turnout and Birmingham yardmen ending a multi day sickness strike while New York Central and New Haven could not resume commuter service immediately. Hogs left on unlabored islands by early Spanish explorers are mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vamia
New Haven
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reading
Balli-moré
Ohio
Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Railway
Birmingham
Georgia Unit Vote Faces Final Georgia House Clash
Georgia politics heated as Gov. Talmadge backed county unit amendment heads to a final House vote amid heated debate. Observers forecast a photo finish with administration forces needing 137 votes to pass. Senate Finance shifts on sales tax measure add exemptions and a new timing clash to the session’s drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BM
Bates
Atlanta
Herman
Talmadge
Georgia House
House
Antica Talmadge
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
George L. Smith
Baste
Yale
Smith
Dim McKay
Devstun
McKay
Fort Valley
W. 0 Brooks
Brooks
Treasury tax debate and revenue plans outlined
Treasury studies contemplate raising income tax beyond initial plan. Proposal may remove exemptions from $600 to $900. Snyder and Truman goverment officials spar over exemption reductions while Ways and Means sought revenue ideas. Rep Richard Simpson advocates single bill approach but notes lack of recommendations to raise total tax. Also a separate note recalls Roy Gardner shooting a radio during a Santa Fe film dispute leading to a fine and bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procerase
Treasury
Saider
Snyder
Truman Gove
Nave
Suggert
Richard Simpson
R-Pa
Simpson
Proposal Gaining To Limit Presidents To Two Terms
AP reports a constitutional amendment to cap future presidents at two terms or 10 years. Twenty seven states have ratified so far, with nine more needed for the 38 state requirement. Indiana Montana and Idaho recently approved. The amendment would restrict presidents to two elected terms, with provisions for unexpired-term service and a special exemption for Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White House
Indiana
Montana
Idaho
Congress
Arrons
Wyoming
Arkansas
House
Senate
Alabama
Tennessee
Rhode Iland
North Carolina
Nevada
Mainland
Kentucky
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George Washington
Roosevelt
Truman
Jdzha
Michagan
Kansas
Wisconsin
Oho
Colorado
Pennsylv Brnskea
Missonri
Connecticut
Geneva Rotarians Hear Music Program
Six attendees from Geneva High School Music Department presented a special program at the Rotary event. The Trumpeteers brass quartet with Jimmy Andrew Gene Beasley Young Sellers and derry Lewis performed three numbers under director Leslie Morgan. Plans for Rural Urban Day were announced for tomorrow night at the high school cafeteria, with each Rotarian invited to bring a farmer as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Rotary
Trumpeteers
Jimmy Andrew
Gene Beasley
Sellers Anderry Lewis
Lane Lyon Benson
Aan Tomberlin
Leslie Morgan
Ign
Livestock market report from Thomasville and Montgomery
Georgia Alabama and Florida eight packers posted strong hog prices with good and choice 120 to 230 lb barrows and gilts at 19.50 18.75 and 180 to 180 lb offerings at 14.75 to 18.28. Calves and stockers showed active demand with vealers at 37.00 and calves 26.00-34.00. Hogs for sale 200-240 lb at 20.00-20.77 and 140-240 lb at 16.50. US markets noted steady to higher tones with mixed weights across regions.
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Thomasville
Rajk
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Montgomery (Ap
Callie
USM
Medi
North Georgia live poultry market report
AP dispatch from Atlanta notes demand remains good with supplies tight. Heavy fryers are scarce and prices paid vary by weight, showing 21 to 23 cents with many at 26 cents in a Tuesday and Wednesday market update.
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Atlanta
USDAY
North Georgia
Bessie Lee Dies. Funeral Planned in Ozark
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie Lee will be held in Ozark with burial at Westview Cemetery. She leaves husband D. W. Lee, four daughters and two sons, plus parents, six sisters, two brothers, and many relatives, all listed as residents of Ozark and Graceville. Funeral details directed by Holman Funeral Home in Ozark.
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Bessie Lee
Ozark Ay
Westview
Holman
Ozark
Mes
Lee
D. W. Lee
Marerll
Martha Sus
Patricias
Mabel Lee
Oscar
Rudolph Lee
Barry
Gevin
Graceville
Bordia Kelly
Nellie Cobb
Myrtice Roberts
Macon
Jennie Mae Kennedy
Soma
Fla
Nettie Ward
Hastid
Edna Miller
Edgar
Ient Tallahaster
Leslie Gavin
Slocomb
Maximum Punishment Meted To Offender
TP Ty Faris drew fines total in a $204 by Recorders Court yesterday after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated and carrying a pistol without a permit. First of $100 each and costs on the two counts were the maximum for the city. A total of 18 persons were fined $12 each for public drunkenness, disorderly conduct and other misdemeanors. Approximately $450 in cash bonds was forfeited by persons who chose not to appeal and enter pleas on charges filed against them.
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Ty Faris
Recorders Court
Rambling Letter Returned To GI
A World War II era note recounts Albert Rivera of New York sending a rambling letter to his parents on January 28. His son Nalssonse unit was ordered on patrol to Kuroyaresange. Rivera tucked the letter in his Bible and bedroll on his Jeep. The bedroll was knocked off during a patrol, the letter found on a dead Communist soldier northeast of Suwon, and later mailed back to Rivera.
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Western Front
Korea
Albert Rivera
Woman Hurt Slightly In Traffic Collision
Mrs B C McCrea of Dothan sustained a slight injury this morning in a two vehicle collision at West Powell and Montana Streets. She was the driver of an eight mile vehicle involved with a car driven by Eddie Junier Grace of Dothan. Mrs McCrea was treated and discharged from a hospital after the accident.
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B.C. McCrea
Dothan
Weat Powell
Montana
Eddie Junier Grace
McCrea
New Brockton Dog Saves Family Fire Born Litter
A New Brockton dog named Brownie alerted the Wietham family to a night fire, tugging covers as flames threatened the home. The dog, already a dam of seven, safely helped the family escape while a new litter arrived. The sire is a registered English bulldog, adding to the lineage of the wary guardians.
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Brockton
New Brockton
W. O. Windham
Genie
Brownie
Aeg
Whatham
Mobile Mardi Gras Grand Finale Beats War-Era Rationing
Mobile staged its Mardi Gras day with three street parades as stores and schools closed. King Felix rode in on the royal yacht while Amelia Courtney was crowned queen. The Mystic societies resumed after postponements, presenting floats and processions including Gulliver and Pinocchio themes amid a festive crowd.
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Mobile
Knights of
Gulliver
Order of Mythis
Iris
Mystic Societies
Felix
Roy J
Real Ife
Blarshal DeMouy
Amelia Courtney
Coffee County Loses Road Improvement Program
Coffee County has its road work halted as the State Highway Department canceled 18 projects statewide, including county plans. The delay stems from a court challenge to the public road and bridge fund, which had temporarily blocked projects last year. Coffee County’s stalled work included bituminous investments on roads in the northeast, northwest, and Danley Cove areas.
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Coffee
State Atway Department
W. B. Timons
Smaneee
He Atebamna Motorists Association
Offee
Well Done Ballet Variente Appears In Dothan Review
The Savers ska Ballet Variante performance in Dothan last night mixed praise and criticism. Slaven ska and Miss Slavenska led Nutcracker and Don Quixote excerpts with strong staging, while other dancers showed timing gaps. The program included Settler’s Sunny and Western-themed pieces with Kostas designs by Slavenska, Jer Lee costumes, and musicians Peta Ellis.
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Sugar Plum Fairy
Kite
Pany
S Jy
Shely Ceacset
Timi Ig
Mix Slavenska
Shirley Weaver
Marvin Krauter
Naomi Boneck
Sally Seven
Robert Morrow
Roges Pernanda
Ray Stambaugh
Tchaikovaky
Slavenske
Miss Slavenske
Fernandes
Auen
Sun+ ny
Miss Slavenska
Ty+ Jer ‘Lee
Harold Byrnes
Anna Istomina
Guy Stambaugh
Marvin Krater
Reyer Fernandes
Henriette Peta
Richard Ellis
Weil
Woling
Dothan
Nir Herman Blumberg
Campzien
Dothan Community Concert Association
John Keight
Plentat. AE
Curfew To Halt Drinking Of Sake In Nan o Kyushu
A curfew established by the Federated Conference for Women's Organizations in NANO KYUSHU Japan will require residents to stop drinking sake at a designated siren time. The rule targets households with husbands and wives, aiming to curb public drinking and gendered consumption norms.
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Nano
Kyushu
Japan
Federated Conference For Women's Organizations
Viking Buglers Gain Help From Boy Scouts
The 47th Viking Nationa Guard buglers at Camp Rucker receive assistance from Dothan Boy Scouts who provide bugle music and guidance. Scouts offer merit badges for bugling and may supply music sheets, aiding the division nicknamed We’re just the ones who can do it.
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Vikingy Nationa
Camp Rucker
Dothan
Ausic
Boys Scout
Robert McRight
McMight
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Gardner
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