Vandenberg Keeps Out Of Ohio Primary But Considers Directive
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan says his sole interest in the Republican nomination process is a party with leaders and policies that ensure the best chance to win in November. He will not seek instructed delegates and will not state his candidacy for the Ohio primary, while noting devotion to party unity and a strong convention outcome.
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Nathan Brosertoon
Associated Press
Weiter
Washinston
Vandenverg
Michigan
Letter
Tony
Nominaton
Onto
Vandenberg
Loimpers
Adinode Bawan
Walter Hage
New Jersey
Boral
Péabo
Borah
Senate
Edge
Landon
Kerns
Ed D Seba
Ohio
London
Frank Knox
Chicago
Buy
Republic
Intimania
Enterima Va
Knox
Vandenttrs
Death of 10-year-old Ab Ozark in Ozark Arkansas
Ab Ozark Jr. aged 10 died at home in Ozark route four after a two week illness. He is survived by his mother and stepfamily, Mr and Mrs Will Wallace, two brothers Marion and Edward, two sisters, Mrs Bert Grace, Mrs Lawie Strickland, all of Ozark. Funeral was held Tuesday at 2:30 p m at Pleasant Grove church with Rev Bun of Enterprise officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Ozark
Foo
Mra
Will Wallace
Marion
Edward
Wo Olsters
Bert Grace
Lawie Strickland
Pleasant Grove Church
Re, Bun
Enterprise
Church Cemetery
Motman
Fragmentary note hints at a medical or personal record
The readable fragments mention headache causes and nerves with vague references to Meath and Mauch, plus a cryptic exchange about a wife. The text appears to be a damaged personal or medical note with unclear context and few identifiable facts or names.
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Meath
New Law Promulgated as Japan Under Martial Rule
Reported announcement set for 5 pm to unveil a new law of fate amid Tokyo strict military control across Japan. Bulgaria fears Japan example as officers in revolt detain, while parliamentary briefings note banks suspended in London and Tokyo.
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Mengwhite
Tokyo
Japan
Bulgaria
Damyan Velchrtt
Boris
London
Anthny Eden
Great
Cotton gin regulations and tax certificate rules outlined
The text explains procedures for cotton with tax certificates, including who bears tax obligations, how buyers and producers must handle ten cards, and requirements for reporting ginned cotton after February 1 1986. It notes that gin offices should return unused supplies and references the Colon Control Act.
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Case & Lee
Birmingham
Roof Fire Damages Rooming House on Railroad Ave
Firemen blamed falling sparks for a small blaze that damaged a roof section at a rooming house near 201 Railroad Avenue. The incident, reported late Monday, was contained after firefighters extinguished the fire with only a minor area affected.
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Railroad Ave
Invie
Willie Win
Cardus Helps When Nerves Seem On Edge Every Month
Women troubled monthly by nervous distress find Cardus may ease symptoms. Bre A Odum of Haines City reports relief after using Cardus across several bottles, noting improvement in daily tasks and energy. A friend recommended the product, and continued use brought noticeable benefit.
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Cardus
Gardu
Holse
Bre & A. Odum
Haines City
Ike
Timot
Funeral planned for Mrs McGriff in Columbia
Mrs Balle Taylor McGriff died after a lingering illness at her Columbia home. She was married 41 years to T P McGriff and survived by a daughter Mrs Inaseby, Lao of Birmingham, and a sister-in-law Mrs Taylor of Columbia, with several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 3530 Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev Paul Stewart, with burial in the city cemetery. Ward Wilson in charge. pallbearers named.
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Columbia
Balle Taylor McGriff
Wry Mc Griff
John B
Zenobia Taylor
1Oeal Baptist Church
T Here
Montgomery
Gov. Shorter
Nlata
Mre. McGritt
Paul Stewart
The
Baptist Church
Burel
Ward-Wilson
W. F. Oakley
C. A. McGriff
L. W.armatrong
J. G Grimsey
E- Mt. Grimstey
B. Laurie
Testimony on Hagood and military subordination debated in House
Testimony before a House subcommittee focused on General Hagood, the War Department, and civil authority. Debates touched on WPA funds described as stage money, calls for a court of inquiry, and political activity by generals while noting statements by Rep McSwain and Rep Faddis.
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House
Faddia
Hagoed
WPA
War Department
Robinson
Arkansan
L. C Bolles
Tth
Omaha
Hantines
Delaware Yesteray
Ligt
Haxcot
Feader Rotiyaor
Kateaia Bolles
Bollee
McSwain
South Caro- Moo
Wlvess
Army
Blanton
Maria Craig
Hagood
Chicago hog market report solid with price ranges
Chicago market notes show hog prices steady with shifts in weight classes. Direct allocations include 2,000 head priced lower than Tuesday, with ranges from 180 to 310 pounds and yields noted, reflecting typical midwinter movement in the hog trade.
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Chicago Hogs
Chicago
Chicago Butter Prices From February 26
Chicago butter prices show firm market as of February 26 with classifications ranging from creamery specials at 34 1/2 to catran at 35 and extra firete at 88 1 2, plus firsts near 83 1-2 and standards around 34 to 34 1-2. Eggs list firm with local prices around 25 and currant receptacle at 25, reflecting a steady dairy market.
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Chicago
Naval Stor as Savannah Turpentine Prices Report
Turpentine firm shows four dollar thirteen in cases receipts six shipments ten stock four hundred eighty one thousand eight hundred sixty one. Roata firm reports no anlus receipts one hundred eighty minutes shipments four thousand five hundred sixty five stock seventy two thousand one hundred forty. Quote two day D Rey EB four point ten we four G four point zero two half to one half H and t four fifty seven M four hundred seventy five we five may govern with X three.
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Naval Storas Savannah
D. Rey
Markets from New York Futures Open Broad Review
Market page lists New York futures with multiple tickers and values, including Open Low High Close for PC, Hy10, PPA, ORK, and other codes. The columned data shows various price points and volumes, along with a dense roster of company names such as American Can, Bethlehem Steel, Boeing, General Motors, Ford, Chase, Radio Corp, and Western Union, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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New York
Auburn Motors
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix
Boeing
Southern
Chrysler
Curtis Wright
Douglas Aircroft
Ford
Fingland
General Motors
General Foods
General Electric
Goodyear
Hudson Motors
Harvester
Jenna Manville
Kenpecott Corpae
BBR
Loviilara
Montgomery Ward
Aoic Penney
Packart
Texas Corp
Sted
United Aircraft
Westinghouse - Western Union
Japan Premier Crisis Shocks Tokyo as Uprising Unfolds
Tokyo rocked by a sudden military uprising as soldiers occupied government buildings and ministers’ residences. Reports say many ministers were targeted, with several wounded or killed, while the embassies and foreign observers monitored the chaos.
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Staten
State Department
Washington
Hirota
Tokyo
Japan
War Office
Asahi
Natuaki Makino
Lord Heeper
Privy Seal
Count Makino
Moscow
Korebiyo Takulashi
Admi
Kantaro Suzuki
Lorg Chamberlain
Imperial Court
Takeahashi
Saito
Fot Uberai
Okadawa
London
Geneva
Dothan
Hiohito
Raia
Ching
Soviet
Russia
Firat
Attita
Manchoukuo
Reialle
King Cotton's Price Depends on Supply and Amount Used
The article notes cotton consumption in the United States rose to a record high for November, driven by industrial and retail demand, government purchases, and reserve orders. It explains prices move with supply, showing world stocks depress prices, while reduced supply supports gains. U.S. supply levels and world stocks are cited with figures from 1932 to 1934.
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King Cotton
United States
18000 Tuberculosis Infected Teachers Reported Nationwide
Allentown Pa February 2 Dr D Lees of the student health service at the University of Finneshonna estimated that about 18000 teachers with tuberculosis are teaching in the United States. He cited a rate of one case per 40 teachers and based his figures on studies from various parts of the nation.
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Allentown
Tapi
D Lees
Student Health Service
University of Finneshonna
United States
Ponpavivania
Prosecutions and political turmoil thread through court and Asia
Reports recount a New Jersey case where prosecutors urge mercy while a death sentence nears, and a broader global crisis unfolds as Japanese officials clash over military power, Okada cabinet politics, and a May 15 style rebellion echoing in Tokyo and Shanghai. The era's tension ripples from state to empire with martial law and intrigue.
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Tokyo
Shanghai
Ruaid
China
First Army
Okada
Asia
Union
Mingoko
Seiyukai
Ate
London
Atlanta Banker Visits J X Artley in Dothan Hunt
Atlanta banker visits J X Artley president of First National Bank of Atlante in Dothan on Tuesday as he travels to join S Sealey Sr of Cottonwood for a hunt on the Sealey preserve at Spring Lake.
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Atlanta
J. X. Artley
First National Bank of Atlante
Dothan
S. Sealey, Sr
Cottonwood
Spring Lake
Slaying of Simon Washinger Sparks Warrant for Wife
Mrs Romaine Washinger is charged with murder after her husband Simon Washinger was found slain in their Mt Pleasant area farm home. The 35 year old man died from head wounds. Three Washinger children aged 12 delivered the news to relatives and their grandfather, with their mother acknowledging shooting but expressing remorse.
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Romaine Washinger
Simon
Washinger
Mt Pleasant
James
June
Mary
L. A. Zevh
York
Samuel B Bowdoin Dies At Home In New Brockton
Samuel B Bowdoin 67 of Elba Route 3 died yesterday afternoon from an incurable illness after months of suffering. A longtime Coffee County resident, he lived on a farm he cultivated for nearly 50 years with his daughter. Survived by 13 children, 67 grandchildren, five brothers and two sisters, funeral services were held at Fairview Baptist Church with Rev. Powell and Rev. Bush officiating. burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Ted Bealsent
Coffee County
New Brockton
Samuel B Bowdoin
Elba
Route 3
Bowdoin
Calfes County
Morris
Una Moors
Kinston
W. N
J. F. Bowdoin
Samson
Martha Parish
Coffee Springs
Mary Powell
Ramson
Ella Weeks
Julia Morris
Jasper Bowdoin
Bama Lee Dykes
Ozark
Frs
M. P. Bowdoin
Meetings Under Way To Form County Agricultural Plan
Fanners gathered in Ashford and Columbia to aid Houston county data collection for a county planning program in agricultural adjustment led by C M Ling. Other meetings scheduled include Webb Gor don Wickeburg Cottonwood and Rehoboth with times noted. Joe Breaker helps stranded vessel Floride near Baltimore as Latrobe ice breaker proceeds. Morrigan and Miss Lane attend employment district managers conference in Birmingham.
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Houston County
Ashford and
Columbia
C. M. Ling
United States
Webb
Gordon
Wickeburg
Cottonwood
Rehoboth
Baltimore
P. Morrigan
Grace Lane
Thomas Jefferson Hotel
Birmingham
Life term given accused slayer
Edward A. Cannon, 27, convicted of second degree murder in the New Year’s Day death of Hilda Prica, 20, faces a mandated life sentence as a second offender. Judge Graham Witachler said he would pass sentence Friday as the verdict carries a 9 year mandatory life term. Cannon, son of a former wealthy family, had prior conviction on a statutory charge. The state alleges she died after resisting his advances, with testimony claiming she fell from his automobile.
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Poughkeepsie
Edward A. Conan
Hilda Prica
Graham Witachler
Cannon
Mourder
John R Schwarz
Behwartz
Cannol
Bon
Cannons
Senate Group Debates Adjourn Plan and Folsom Dies
Senate session adjournment talks dominated the brief meeting as Clint Harrison introduced a resolution to adjourn from today through Friday the recess date. The House recess followed after 20 minutes with no major bills advanced. Dan Folsom, 77, former Houston County resident, died in Tallahassee and was buried there. he was brother to W. W. Folsom.
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Siven
Clint Harrison
Marengo
Dan Folsom
Houston County
Tallahassee
Fla
W.W. Folsom
Dothan
Unclear government probe links narcotics to prison guard scandal
A federal investigation into prison conditions follows allegations of narcotics and liquor abuse at a Chicago facility. Authorities, led by Thomas Cummings and Yellowiey, face charges over inmate access to contraband. The inquiry, ordered by Governor Bormar after the Richard Loeb murder case, targets guard complicity and inmate graft amid a broader probe of hospital thefts and prisoner corruption.
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Jolmot
Chary
Thomas Cumminge
Yellowiey
Rece
Bethroom
Ly Avaieng
Bes
Hatpital
Farmers share proceeds from local hog sale in Dothan
Fifty farmers attended the sale conducted by CM Le, sharing about 2086 dollars from the sale of 18 hogs. Tops brought 790 dollars, slightly below earlier quotes. The event was held Wednesday, following a similar sale last week by the Houston County Breeders Association in Dothan.
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Colm Thay
Dothan
Houston Coenty Bwine Breeders Association
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Whited
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Holtman
Bronx
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Jeparese
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Takahshi
Viscount Sako
S. B. Bowdoin
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Tee
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Phas
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