Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Meeting Notes
G Vaughn principal of Dotun High School, 58 in Kansan City Mo, attends a national prize meeting this week ending Friday. Burdick reassigned Alabama Beverage Control Board agent to Dothan district, longtime Dotman native. Ger side notes: Glan Roach 17 of Geneva route two hospitalized after auto accident. condition not serious. James W. Tharpin, 16, held in Houston County grand larceny warrant for stealing car owned by B. E. Bentley. bond set at 750. A mattress fire on Long Atlanta Street causes minor damage. Willie Zot Beach, Negro Lines in Cab driver, jailed after accident on West Powell Street. a woman identified as Bla Bengett injured. Brown arrested for collision and reckless driving.
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G. Vaughn
Dotun High School
Kansan City
Prine
Frid
Burdick
A. L. Burdick
Alabama Beverage Control Board
Dothan
Doitmantoo
Annisten
Maintsin
Trent
Sharp
James WL Tharpin
Houston County
Jalon
Thorp
B. E. Bentley
Bond
Willie Zot Beoch
West Powell Street
Bla Bengett
Brown
Dixie
Iatel
Officers Destroy Still During Sunday Raid
State and county officers moved to a vacant home on Old Xinsey Road and destroyed a moonshine still in a Sunday raid. Burdick of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division led the operation with Deputy Seaborn Dene observing. The still was found about five miles east of Dothan after the wall and connections were uncovered.
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Xinsey Road
Witgallon
Uncy
Burdick
Suite
Alcoholic Beverage Control Division
Gold
Houston County
Seaborn
Niles
Dothan
Indictments Charged Over Mob Action in Hooker Georgia
New indictments allege Sheriff Jon Wi Lynch Deputy N Stokes McCauley William M Harts Inc John Blackley and six others aided a mob that abducted Black residents from a Hooker Georgia home and stood by as the group beat them during the attack in spring.
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ACME
Iau
Jon Wi Lynch
Dade County
N. Stokes
McCauley
William M. Harts
Survivor Of Canadian Plane Crash Not Of Danger
A Canadian survivor of a plane crash near Charleston Naval Hospital was pronounced not in danger. Chief Petty Officer Peter Arnold, 22, of Foronta, was rescued after the floatplane he rode sank following a crash from the Magnitude, an escort carrier. The pilot Tat Lealle Peover of British Columbia appeared to have drowned.
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Charleston
S. C
Ture
Charleston Naval Hospital
Peter Arnoll
Foronta
Micmac
Magnitide
Tat
Lealle Peover
British Columbia
Masonic Calendar Highlights Coal Crisis And Labor Tensions
A Masonic calendar item notes tensions over a coal supply and possible contempt actions as court negotiations drag with coal operators and union leaders. Government observers report progress but both sides hold fixed demands amid a 30th involved time frame. A New York coal shortage triggers brownouts statewide affecting industry and households as production and maintenance lag.
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Sterond
Mainoxance
Lewis Simacht
Ethan Bean
Lewis
Unwn
Lowi
Keech
Houston Lodge 88
Nion
Evctock Temient
Budge
Dothan Lange
Liwis
Wilthord
Eastern Star
New York City
New York State
Motorman Faces Trial In Wreck
Motorman Jacob Kiefer of 53 was ordered to stand trial for manslaughter after a deadly Friday night Long Island Rail Road crash that killed 29 and injured 102. His son said the father was overwhelmed by grief and unable to think clearly. The case follows calls for automatic stopping devices and a state hearing set by the Public Service Commission to review rail safety.
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Moseville Centre
ABC
Ana Z
Dey Ane
Jacob Kiefer
Kiefer
Istana
St. Nassau County
Frank A. Gulotti
Donald
Ward
Gov
Thomas &. Dewey
Rockville
Tre'y
Long Island
W. Harry Lister
Rockville Centre
Federal Court
Blate
Public Service Commission
Yare Ciy
Causes of deaths in Houston County last month
Report lists 35 total deaths with counts by cause: heart disease ten, cerebral hemorrhage and bronchopneumonia and prematurity three each, nephritis two, lobar pneumonia and lung disease one each, auto accidents one, stillbirths or other causes four, and unknown causes four. Names and precise details are limited by the fragment.
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Houston
Appointment of Brennan Post Confirmed in November Election
They plan to appoint the man who leads by a majority in the primary or runoff next month. Thrower will fill the Appolintive post after Bren nan resigned last fall. Brennan’s post was to be filed tomorrow, but with approval, Thrower has been certified through the primary and will be officially confirmed in the general election next September for a three year term beginning in October.
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Hime
Brennan
Sunday campaign ban noted amid wartime policy shift
The piece references a policy prohibiting political campaigning on Sunday and recounts Churchill urging renewed Big Three talks on Saturday night. He warned of grave economic problems when the Marshall Plan ends, while Cotton futures in New York and New Orleans showed declines amid holiday liquidation. The report also mentions Mardi Gras-related market closures and a Florida swimming team with brothers Lou and Tom Brown.
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Churchill
New Orleans
At & Bele Lower
Act Galnesville
Fin
Unissity of Florida
Lou and
Tom Brown
Tataph
Senate Debates on Immigration and Potatoes in Merger of Bills
A lengthy Senate debate centers on an immigration expansion measure proposed by Lucas and a separate amendment threatening to alter potato price supports. McCarran signals a protracted fight over the refugee provision as officials testify on possible budget cuts for foreign aid programs. Senate action looms on the Arizona California water division, while political maneuvering and opposition target FEPC and housing loan plans amid party tensions.
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Lucas
Senate
Colorado
Tatlas
House
McCarran
Nev
Germany
Judiciary Committee
GOP
Ure House
Tey
Acheson
Paul G. Hoffman
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cain
Wash
William M. Boyle Jr
Ina
Congress
Taft
Ohio
United States
Conn- Maree
Federal Resenue Board
Federal Housing Administration
Chamber of Commerce
Ponta
Aito Life Doubled Philadelphia Auto Lifespan
AP reports a mummobile life expectancy has doubled. Vehicles may seem ready to fail or fresh from assembly, with typical car lifespans stretching beyond 324 percent longer than current averages. SKF chief engineer W W L Aiken notes his car has exceeded 200,000 miles and still runs strong. The National Geographic Society also mentions the sea slug trepang beeh-de mer, sea cucumber and cee sausage as related terms.
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Aito Life
Philadelphia
W.W. L. Aiken
SKF Industries, Inc
National’ Geographic _Society
Posters Teach Japanese Civil Liberties in Campaign
Allied Occupation posters in Tokyo depict cartoons of abuse by bosses and police, warning of illegal bondages and unearned licenses. The Civil Liberties Commissioner urges protection of human rights, distributing 5000 posters to schools, libraries, courts, and offices to promote civic rights under the new constitution.
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Tokyo
Allorney General's Office
Allied Command
Lam
Civiliberties
Attorney General
Alzcet
Eteer
Ang
Atomic weapon reach described with city destruction risk
The report warns that atomic bombs could devastate large cities and vital government sites in Washington, with the White House, defense plants, Capitol, and courts within reach of a single blast. It notes Truman ordered development of a more powerful hydrogen bomb and outlines commission Hallfield proposals on capital relocation, duplicating records, and procedures for succession in case of emergency.
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Potas
Washington
White House
Defense
Capitol
Supreme Court
Truman Hay
Hallfield
Deaths in Wiregrass: Jenkins Burdeshaw Hathaway services
Funeral services conducted in the Wiregrass region for Towmaie Rex Jenkins son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jenkins of Midland City with Rev. P. O. Hushes presiding. Burial followed at the church cemetery. Surviving are Barbara Jenkins, Jerry and Donald Jenkins, grandparents and many relatives. Also noted were services for Joe Burdeshaw, longtime Dothan resident, with interment in Kinsey cemetery and for Mrs Mary Amy Hathaway, 81, of Dothan, with burial in the City cemetery. Surviving include multiple children and grandchildren, and a sister in Ozark.
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Towmaie
Rex Jenkins
Tom Jenkins
Midian City
Jenkins
Midland
Henry
Haleyville
Cora Jenkins
Headland Route
Joe Burdesiaw
Joe Burdashaw
Dothan
S. St. Andrews St
Binney Methodist Church
C. i Talldreth
C. W. Northcutt
Bird
Wilson
Kinsey
Burdeshay
C. Burdeshay
Mia
Mary Chalker
H. W. Burdeshaw
Panama City
H. W
Fannie Vick
Mra
Flossie Woodham
Panama
J. A
Burdeshaw
Mary A. Matawsy
Mary Amy Hathaway
Lou
Allen
Livestock arrivals at eight plants in the South rise sharply
USDA reports total cattle 250, calves 125, hogs 000 at eight plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Lifton Dothan Jacksonville Tallahassee. Hog market mostly 25 cents higher with varied quotations across weight classes and grades. Mississippi Alabama Georgia and Florida plants show brisk sales and mixed cattle receipts at Union Stockyards.
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Thomasville
Gao
USDA
Eght
Albany
Columbus
Moultrig
Montgomery
Lecee
Union Stockyards
Boys Collect Smile Bloomington Obituary Oddity
An account describes a boyish effort in Bloomington where John Brannman aged 80 wed and, after an accident, a group of ten boys collected small coins to help him. Their cheerful drive raised enough funds to support a small purpose, reflecting neighborhood charity and resilience.
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Bloomington
John Brannman
Emall
John
Emile
Principle Involved Congressman Refuses Cash Bail
UPPER MARLOORO Md A 5 involved congressman Pep Crawford 8 spends two nights in Prince Georges County jail with nine others after an assault warrant. He refuses cash bail citing a principle against Maryland’s pretrial finance practices. State officials discuss bail legality as Crawford stays jailed awaiting trial.
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Upper Marlooro
Pep. Frea L Crawford
Prince Georges County
Maryland
Crawford
Hall Hammond
Adyorney
Justice of the Peace Crying Traband
Legislater
Snape
Traband
Tradendald
Vail
MM Land
API Crawford
Siabdoro
Trabaud
Alu
William Hackett
Faewettaid
Otter
Hackrit
Trial Near in Sander Mercy Killing Case in New Hampshire
Absent yesterday, seven-year-old son prayed for acquittal at Congregational Church Candia. Doctor Sander faces mercy killing charges for injecting 43 cubic centimeters into Mrs. Borrolo’s veins as she died of cancer at Hillsborough General Hospital. Hospital records show 40 cc injected shortly before death. Defense signals mercy-billing angle unlikely to feature. jury selection underway with secret venire from urban Manchester area. Sander free at night on $28,000 bond awaiting trial.
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Candia
New Hampshire
Sander
Borrolo
Hillsborough County General Hospital
Mercy
Harold B. Wescott
Venice
Manchester
Tareer
Sor Nielox Walliam
Craig
Oil firms grant day to day price allowances across cities
Very little price cutting was reported in Chicago, Kansas City, New York, New Orleans, Portland, Dallas, Oraaba, Neb and Atlanta as oil company spokesmen hesitated to forecast a nationwide war. General Petrolaum Corp issued a formal statement granting a day to day competitive allowance to its retail dealers suffering hardship from competitor pressure, while other firms refused such allowances. Dealers protested they were forced to cut prices but received no help from manufacturers.
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Indianapolis
Sestile
Chicago
Kansas
Cit
New York
New Orleans
Portland
Ore
Dallas
Tex
Oraaba
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Willie Jane Frost
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Uravel
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Navy
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