Death of Farmer by Own Action At Clarke County
A coroner's inquest returns a verdict of suicide in the death of farmer John Will Trawick. The sheriff reports Trawick shot himself with a shotgun after disputes with family moments earlier. Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. at the County Line Church, with burial in Clarke cemetery. Survivors include three brothers H T Trawick Hartford W J Trawick Dothan route one and RG Trawick Columbus Ga. two sisters Mrs G D Clarke Dothan route one and Mrs Rhoda Roney Dothan, plus many nieces and nephews. Ward Wilson Funeral home handling arrangements.
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Farmer
County Fine Church
Clarke Cemetery
H. T Trawick
Hartford
W J Trawick
Dothan
Trawick
Columbus
G. D. Clarke
Rhoda Roney
Pallbourers
Arthurl Bass
Navy commander cites Allied anti submarine push and Pacific actions
In a briefing, Navy officials note intensified submarine warfare with many U boats south of Iceland and routes to Britain and North Africa, while stressing efforts to build anti submarine vessels. They report reduced losses on the North Atlantic and progress against submarines off South America, and describe limited Japanese activity in the Aleutians and ongoing air operations over Guadalcanal and New Ireland with multiple engagements and plane losses on both sides.
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Iceland
Britain
mid-Atlantic
North Africa
Hitler
Knox
Stimson
North Atlantic
Rugma
Brazil
South American
Aleutians
Thu Wan
Rm Qguistion
Navy
Aresa
UF 8
Torea
Liberator
Wiehell
Kiska
Guadalcanal
Solomons
Mande
Kolomtangara
Jaeory
Ia Telanda
Phong
Proposal to buy cregate plant debated by county board
The board heard a proposal to purchase a cregate plant to improve road machinery. Mr Mallins said no recommendation would be made until a thorough investigation of the matter is completed.
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Snap
Mmn
Huidee
Mallins Sadle
Number 2- Continued From Yager Qned
Through the day the enemy was completely defeated and forced to retreat. Planes were shot down and destroyed in the air. Harber Tue of the Tatier and Thuyethiee of Mespwee Techters are cited as heroic figures in the fighting.
Front line reports and a teen scandal interlace
War front dispatches note Russians within 22 miles of Kursk and a German halt at the No Vorossisk bridgehead while a Taman peninsula landing is partly wiped out. In a separate note, a California case alleges an intimate act with a girl under 18. Migs Hansen is in juvenile custody and will be sent home to Lincoln. Miles Satterles, a Californian student, returns to Appleware to resume high school studies.
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Dnieper
Kursk
No ‘Vorossisk
Paleo
Taman
Kerch
California
Flyne
America
Migs Hansen
Juve
Nile
Lincoln
Miles Satterles
Appieware
Calif
Verdict in Trump case seals jury tensions in courtroom
Continuation of the trial scene shows jurors delivering their verdicts amid tense exchanges. Flynn, anxious and smoking, watches as Judge Stull reads the acquittals and the final verdict. Supporters and accusers react, while notes hint at possible motives and lingering disputes within the jury.
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Pracioent
Dadge Stull
Mig Andersen
Walang
Ms Confidente
Justitia
Americ
Peggy
Tine Sateerlee
Tos Vach
Bracco
Misa Batterlee
Heath
Betis Wansen
Governor limits liquor board powers and appoints replacement
The liquor board plans to replace Devan with Cottle and grant four weeks paid leave. it aims to choose a successor by March 2 while tightening enforcement. A resolution called for stricter regulation of liquor operations and direct dealings with distributors to cut out agents, reflecting ongoing board difficulties and changes from the previous administration.
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Iquor Inne
Devan
Cottle
Hoard
Maren 2
Controversy over wartime price controls and reports
The article quotes Asker lamenting ongoing government inquiries and the need to expose corruption before Congress acts. It discusses the committee’s push for accountability, the Comptroller General’s monthly reports to Congress, and disputes over emergency pricing policies tied to Roosevelt's wartime measures and the Maritime Command’s stance on price adjustments for essential shipments.
Chicago Commodities Wheat and Corn Prices
Commodity notes list May and other terms for wheat and corn in Chicago markets. Entries show minor numerics and fragmented abbreviations. No coherent event or named entities beyond market context.
Sparks pledges Negro opportunity in Alabama rally
Montgomery speech by Guy Chauprey Sparks promises equal opportunity for Negro citizens of Alabama. Sparkes says unity against division, urges support for Booker T. Washington's teachings and to buy bonds while aiding Negro education and progress to ensure victory and brighter days ahead.
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Montgomery
Alaar
Alabama
Guy Chauprey Sparks
Jet
Boarka
Booker T Washington
Sparks
Washington
Sparkes
World War II North Africa and Italy reshuffle noted
Dispatches report Gen de Gaulle and Gen Catroux seeking positions in the French African government as Eisenhower’s theater shifts unfold. Mussolini sacks ministers amid Italian troubles while Allied operations press in Tunisia and Libya under Montgomery’s Eighth Army as Rommel retreats toward Tabye.
Number 5 Continued From Page One Quota Remains Ample
Number 5 quota ample time remains to complete the drive. It is expected that the three days set for the effort will be sufficient to finish the work.
General Eisenhower to direct North African forces?
The piece details a reshuffle of Allied command during World War II. It notes Major General Lewis Brereton taking command of American forces in the Middle East, replacing Lieutenant General Frank Andrews who moved to Europe. it discusses separation of the North African theater from the European theater under the Roosevelt Churchill conference and contemplates Eisenhower possibly overseeing all Allied forces in the region, with British generals Alexander and Montgomery remaining key leaders.
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Janee
Bernard J. Montgomery
Theacer
United States
Lewis H. Brereton
U.S Ai
Middle East
Ates Brereton
Frank M Andrews
Eisenhower
Tuna
AEF
Firat
Gien Giraudard
North Africa
Africa
Tunisia
Moorca
Alkids
Montgomery
Alexander
Washinton
Eiaenhower
London
Wesley Harrison Last Rites Held
Funeral services for Wesley H. Harrison seventy five died at the home of his brother in Bluffton Georgia following a heart attack were conducted at the Bluffton residence with Rev J P Touchstone and Rev Jordan presiding Burial was in Bluffton city cemetery with Fellows and Forrester of Dothan directing Masonic lodge of Blakely and Bluffton had charges at the graveside Surviving are daughter Mrs John C Foster of Bluffton two sons Moncrief Harrison of Baton Rouge La and Major William F Harrison of Vicksburg Mississippi two brothers Henry C Harrison of Bluffton Ga and Claude Harrison of Fort Gaines Ga
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Wesley H. Harrison
Bluffton
J. P. Touchstone
Jordan
Bluffton City
Fellows
Forrester
Dothan
Masonic Lodge
Blakely
John C. Foster
Moncrief Harrison
Baton Rouge
William F. Harrison
Vicksburg
Mina
Henry C. Harrison
Bluffton, Ga
Claude Harrison
Fort. Gaines
Political row over agency personnel faces scrutiny
Chapman and several officials including Rudolph Evans and Francis Brown attract criticism from Henderson over their inclusion. Thies says committee will cooperate. Dies presses for a purge of radical bureaucrats, accusing agencies of shuffling staff.
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Chapman
Interior
Rudolph M. Evans
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Francis C. Brown
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
John Q. Cannon
Civil Service Commission
Ines
Hendricks
Thies
Dies
House Flicar
Coordinated Mediterranean Command Might Reshape War Effort
Observers expect Churchill to clarify policy soon. General Sir Harold Alexander could lead ground forces in the Mediterranean, with Air Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder overseeing air power and Admiral Sir Andrew Cunningham commanding the fleets. A unified command would coordinate attacks on multiple fronts in Tunisia and the broader region.
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Churchill Mouht
House of Commons
Harold Alexander
Mediterranean
Arthur Willam Tedder
Andrew B Cunningham
Germany
Arca
Ewenhower
Alex ‘Ander
Cunninsham
Tedder
Ibis
Tunisia
Senate’s young reform row in the Vandenberg Room
A group of nine young senators from states including Delaware Michigan New Jersey Oklahoma West Virginia and Nebraska meets privately in the Capitol. They deny forming a party bloc saying they are curious about why things happen and aim to observe Senate sessions from their seats, not roam to the cloak room. Corporal Robert T Layton is noted as assigned in the piece.
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Ormtinica
Capitol
Vandenberg
AR - Mich
Bumt
Genatenesco
Cenm
Young Turks
George H Moses
New Hampshire
Sons of the Wild Jackass
Sips
Buck
Delaware
Bushfield
South Dakota
Ferguson
Michigan
Hawkee
New Jersey
Moore
Oklahoma
Revercomb
West Virginia
Robertson
Wyoming
Wherry
Nebraska
Wilson
Iowa
George Norris
Eve Thera Iy
Senate
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Aucide
Enertt Farmar
Famiy Oaid Trawick
Yager
Timor
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Robert Ford
Jky
Nevan
Nest Feddey
Dothan Savings & Loan Co
Heura
Troy St
Asker
Ite
House
Mtb
Roosevelt
Masitime Comoandon
pnhMe
Chicago Commodities
Charles de Gaulle
Georges Catroux
French Nationa
Giraud
Algiers
U. S
Churchill
Casablanca
Tantala
War Department
Morocco
Aldlers
Bernard L. Montgomery
Eighth Army
Ufder Blaenhowe
Mussolini
Alher
Hs Foregn
Ang Son
Count Crane
Rome
Fasciat Chvnfuun
Balkans
Phat Munseling
Ciano
Henn Gisud
Darlan
Seyraud
Comnes
Menihers Delailes
Gira
Netter
General Appevah
Garnaut
Wea
Ste Ted Sewenor
Fowenther
Ineanelaumie
Rommel
Tabye
Venta
Ale
Ataontappard
Revhin
Bernard Montgomery
Army Land Corps
NEA
Mises
J. A’s
U.S
100Th Infantry
Hawaiian National Guard
Rosie
Atlantic
Anna Mae Mackay
Ranch Gang
Fredy Dick Foran
Martha Ha Mears
Sons of the Pioneers
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co
Peas, Au
Wesley Harrison
Robert T. Layton
Mra
G. B. Layton
T12 & Rawls Bm, Enterpirec
Ceresan
Spann & Hammon
Cottonwood Road
Rimso
Ind
W. Main Street
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