Farley Boomed For Vice President Movement Reported
The New York Daily News said a movement to boost Jamis A. Farley as President Trumiics vice presidential running mate in 1943 will be openly launched at the Jefferson Day dinner in April. Bernard Baruch and Charles H. Silver are expected to back Farley, with Woodring in close touch to build Midwest strength. O'Dwyer is cited as key in upstate and New York City support.
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NEW York
New York Daily News
Jamis A. Farley
Trumiics
Larley
the News
Bernard Baruch
Charles H. Silver
Woolen
Alfred E. Smith
Foundarion
Baruch
Associated Press
Farley
New Yorks City
William O'Dwyer
O'Dwyer
Boas
Harry H. Woodring
Midwest
Scouts to Attend Dothan Board of Review Monday Evening
Scout Executive J. W. Cocke announced a Board of Review for Dothan Bar Scouts to be held Monday at 7 p.m. in the Scout office at City Hall. All Scouts ready for advancement are requested to appear before the board Monday night.
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Dothan Bar Scouts #fl
J. W. Cocke
Annual Meeting of Dothan Federal Savings and Loan Assoc
The annual meeting of the shareholders of Dothan Federal Savings and Loan Association will be held at 107 South Foster Street in Dothan Alabama on Wednesday January 15 1947 at 2:00 PM. Such business as may properly come before the meeting will be transacted. Harry P Hall President Cecil H Baker Secretary todvy.
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Dothan Federal Savings and Loan Association
Assoction
South Foster Street
Dothan
Alabama
Harry P. Hall
Cecil H. Baker
Todvy
Brooks Proposes Clear State Labor Law Definitions
Alabama labor chief Emmett Brooks urged defining and demarcating the right to strike and making both sides of labor pacts fully responsible for their obligations. He backed amending the BradFord Act to clarify closed shop rules and penalties for violations while advocating shared accountability to curb labor disputes.
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Brooks
Alabama
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Senate War Investigating Committee Report on Bilbo Relations
A bipartisan Senate war investigating committee report concludes Senator Bilbo of Mississippi improperly used his office for personal gain through ties with war contractors. the finding prompts Attorney General review and potential seating challenges. The extensive report cites gifts and improper conduct, with Republicans ready to challenge Bilbo’s seating as the new Congress convenes.
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United States
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Bribu
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House Naval Unitvs
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House
Senate
Theodore G. Bilbo
D-Miss
House Military Affairs Committee
Harmonjuu
Fragmentary Sports Note on Split Prize Money
A partial OCR reads that Number 12 would be all right go. He brought back a check for 200 dollars made out of the spot to be split among members of one team.
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Oong
Father Of Dothan Woman Dies Upstate
G. W. Fowler father of Mrs. C G Scott of Dothan died at his Birmingham home Tuesday night. A lifelong Birmingham resident aged 69 he visited his daughter in Dothan and had many friends here. Funeral services were held in Birmingham today. Surviving: wife Mia, Scott. two sons Forrest and G W Fowler Jr both of Birmingham. four grandchildren.
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G. W. Fowee
C. G. Scott
Main Street
Dothan
Birmingham
Mr. Fowler
Mia
Scott
Forrest
G. W. Fowler
Kiwanis To Install Officers On Tuesday
Ozark lieutenant governor James H. Kelly will install Dothan Kiwanis club officers at a noon ceremony Tuesday at the Houston Hotel. Afterward Kelly will speak. J. P. Culver becomes 1947 president, with Fred Moseley, J Bracewell, and L. J. Thomas Jr. in key roles.
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James H. Kelly
Ozark
Kiwanis
Dothan Kiwanis Club
Houston Hotel
J. P. Culver
P. B. Mchauchlin
Fred Moseley
J Bracewell
L. J. Thomas, Jr
Jewel thief tale ends with fatal New York subway shooting
A man named Allen Larue duped Miss Lusk and Mrs. Rocco with a story of jewel thieves and a supposed X ray camera. On a Brooklyn subway platform he directed Miss Lusk to accompany Mrs. Rocco to Times Square, then fired a loaded weapon mistaken for a camera. The weapon, a sawed off muzzle, wounded Mrs. Rocco.
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Allen Larue
Mics Tauisk
Lawmaker Views On 40 Hour Work Week Decision
The dialogue centers on whether a 40 hour work week should be decreed now. Senators discuss constitutional concerns and precedents, with Flanders and Brewster urging early congressional action while Hawks and others raise questions about retroactive legislation and enforceability.
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Congress
Flanders
R-Vwth
Brewster
Maine
Donnell
Missouri
Huwkes
R-Nj
Aix
Slaughter cattle hogs receipts in Thomasville market report
Livestock receipts at sight in Thomasville and nearby markets show totals of 420 cattle 75 calves and 3000 hogs per the production and marketing administration. Slaughter cattle and hog prices hold with midrange shifts. calves strong to higher, hogs steady to a bit lower on lighter weights. Trade details cover steers heifers cows and various calf categories with price ranges noted for 90 to 440 lb stock. Local markets report live movement and weekly adjustments across weight classes and grades.
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Ana
Coltaibus
Mutdime
Tifton
Gal
Dothan
Alu
Pla
Drotekt
Slaughter
Tbs
Mrs Maudie Batemon Of Graceville Dies
Mrs Maudie Era B Batemon thirty three of Graceville route two died Monday. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Mt Calvary church with Rev E E Henry officiating. Burial in the church cemetery Blackburn of Chipley in charge. Surviving are her husband Benjamin F Bateman two daughters Maudie Biondelle and Lou Nell two sons Joseph Benjamin and Bobby Earl a sister Mrs John Hetcher Columbus Ga three brothers William Cochran Elbert Lee Cochran Marcous Cochran Slocomb and her mother Mrs R W Cochran Graceville Active pallbearers Glenn Philips J Kirkland Jim Baxley Arnie Thomas Henry Thomas Spurgeon Skinner.
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Maudie
B. Batemon
Graceville
Mt. Calvary Church
E. E. Henry
Church
Blackburn
Benjamin F. Bateman
Maudie Biondelle
Lounell
Joseph Benjamin
Bobby Earl
John Hetcher
Columbus
William Cochran
Elbert Lee Cochran
Marcous Cochran
Slocomb
R. W. Cochran
Glenn Philips
J. Kirkland
Jim Baxley
Arnie Thomas
Henry Thomas
Spurgeon Skinner
Fall Injuries Fatal To John Westbrook
ENTERPRISE Special report Joan D. Westbrook 34 died at a local hospital Tuesday night from injuries after a fall earlier that day. Survived by wife Bonnie Merl Westbrook of Enterprise and three children Glenda Fave John Douglas and William Gordon Westbrook all of Enterprise. Also survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs.
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Joan D. Westbrook
Bonnie Merl Westbrook
Glenda Fave
John Doulas
William Gordon Westbrook
Westbrook Family Funeral in Enterprise at Mt Pleasant
J. W. Westbrook of Enterprise and four Westbrook brothers were mourned in a funeral service at Mt. Pleasant Church officiated by Rev Beasley and Rev Boddy. Burial followed at the church cemetery with Searcy Funeral Home in charge.
Polar Bear Club swims 24 degrees in St. Joseph River
Twenty men and one woman braved 24 degree waters on New Year’s Day in Fort Wayne Indiana as the Polar Bear Club cut through two inches of ice for a seven to eight minute swim in the St. Joseph River. This marked the 13th annual event. Effie Gebhardt aged 40 was the sole woman participant and noted the ice began to refreeze as they finished. Joan Henninger a longtime member recalled 10 inches of ice in 1942 and called this dip milder by comparison.
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Polar Bear Club
Fort Wayne, Ind
Gap
St. Joseph River
Effie Gebhardt
Joan B. Henninger
Mrs. Bessie Woods Dies on Gordon Route 2
Mrs. Bessie Woods thirty eight died at her home on Gordon Route 2 after a long illness. Funeral held at Pleasant Hill Church with Rev. Pool of Malone Florida officiating. Burial in church cemetery, Johnson-Wilkerson in charge. She lived in Houston County all her life and was a Baptist Church member. Survived by husband Wil Jim Woods and three sons James, Robert, and David Woods, all of Gordon Route 2.
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Besse L. Woods
Gordon
Pleasant Hill Church
Mr. Pool
Malone, Fla
Church
Johnson-Wilkerson
Sacred Harp Singers Gather For Sunday Meeting
The Sacred Harp Singing Society will meet at the Dothan courthouse Sunday at 1 30 p m Secretary C Lisenby announced today and invites members to attend the monthly event.
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Sacred Singing
Sacred Harp Singing Society
Dothan
YMCAs Membership Tops 1.41 Million in Growth
In Chicago the Young Men's Christian Association reports total membership reaching 1,411,341, up about nine percent from the last tally. General Secretary Frank A. Hathaway released the figures.
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Chicago
Young Men’ S Christian Association
Frank A. Hathaway
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