Union Hill Women Form Home Club at Ed Caimeton Home
Ten women formed the Union Hill Home Demonstration Club at Mra Ed Caimeton’s home. Miss Fran Manette, home demonstration agent, outlined the 1943 Work and Food Production and Conservation program. Officers elected for the coming year were President Mrs Ed Cameron Vice President Mrs Wilhe Bruner and Secretary Treasurer Mrs J B Trawick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Ed Caimeton
Cevon Hill
Fran Ma’ Iette
Home
Mise Manette
Officxra
Union Hill Club
Ed Cameron
Reynolds Dies On Newton Route One Funeral Services
Funeral services for W. J. Reynolds eighty of Newton route one who died at home after a long illness will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m at Piney Grove Church with Rev James A Zellner of Newton officiating Burial will follow in the church cemetery with Ward-Wilson directing
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W. J. Reynolds
Newton
Piney Grove Church
James A. Zellner
Ward-Wilson
Two Men Convicted Of ABC Violations
Two men were convicted in County Court on ABC law violations. One received a fine after a guilty plea, the other was held on a $300 bond after a $56 fine and appeal. A drunkenness, driving while intoxicated, assault and battery, vagrancy docket was heard with several cases continued to the next term. Judge Baron Poyott presided as 31 cases remained on the calendar.
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Baron Poyott
Rescue at Sea frees group amid peril before New Year
A rescue mission evacuated a group using a submarine before New Year informs. Refuges were taken aboard at night after a signal agreed in advance. A second attempt would have risked tragedy as enemies scattered the whites into brush. Forty eight hours after departure the commander reported success. The group then reached friendly waters near Australia. Names and addresses of those saved are not known.
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Australia
Reynolds Rites Held for R. Reynolds Family
Mr Reynolds, long time resident of Newton route one, died leaving four sons W C Reynolds G C Reynolds R E Reynolds and R H Reynolds all of Newton two daughters Mrs E B Hollis and Miss Annie Reynolds both of Newton and Mrs E H Hollis of Dothan two brothers John Reynolds of Southern Pines N C and George Reynolds of Ozark two sisters Mrs Julian Thomas of Birmingham and Mrs Alice Stephens of Newton thirteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren allied with Thapel Methodist Church and Newton Masonic Lodge observances.
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Thapel
Newton
Reynclas
W. C. Reynolds
G. C. Reynolds
R. E. Reynolds
R. H. Reynolds
E. 8. Hollis
Annie Reynolds
E. H. Hollis
Dothan
John Reynolds
Southern Pines
George Reynolds
Ozark
Julian Thomas
Birmingham
Alice Stephens
Three Convicted On Vagrancy Counts In City Hall
In Recorder's Court at City Hall three people including Elizabeth Gilmore of Taylor J W Slim Pelham and Lewis Colman were convicted of vagrancy and fined 102 with a six month sentence Pelham appealed The trio was found at Pittman’s Tourist Camp declared off limits by military authorities Politely the woman testified that two men took another girl from Taylor to the camp and spent part of the night in a cabin Officers found Pelham in one cabin room with the Gilmore woman and Colman in another The day saw nine other vagrants fined 102 and six months with further fines for drunkenness liquor law violations and disorderly conduct Frank Thornton was fined 100 for operating a bawdy house and another defendant 23 for disorderly conduct Police said it was an unusually quiet day with only one arrest for drunkenness
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Recorder
Elizabeth Gilmore
Taylor
J W
Slim) Pelham
Lewis Colman
Pelham
J. L. Vangho
Pittman
M. Ps
Dothan
Gilmore
Colman
Vaughan
Vaughn
Frank Thornton Negro
Western Airline fills plane leaving Coulter unable to board
In Salt Lake City, W A Coulter of Burbank California, president of the company, could not secure a seat on a Western Airline flight as the plane, despite being a company executive, was fully booked with paying passengers. He rode as a passenger on a pass.
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Salt Lake City
W. A. Coulter
Burbank
Calif
Radio Program Schedule and War News Summary
A historic radio schedule shows a full day of programs from 1:30 pm to 6:00 pm featuring musical acts, drama, news, and entertainment. It includes Fibber McGee and Molly, Gabriel, Horace Beidt Orchestra, and Davis family performances alongside blocks of AP News, War Analysis, Treasury Star Parade, and a long late-evening lineup. The article closes with a remark by Admiral Land on domestic oil transport by tank cars to the Atlantic seaboard after discussions with the Petroleum Administration and Office of Defense Transportation.
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OM Tie
Fred Wering
Abe-Mat
Bwopasgis
Che-Beak
Fultes Lewis, Jr
Ebe Sihwar Hom
Werld
Abe
Horace Beidt
Hitler
AP News
John’s Kentuckians
Nestle
Eastern
Seaboard
Pacific Coast
Texas
Florida
Mississippi
Alabama
Philadelphia
Admiral Land
Petroleum Administration
Office of Defense Transportation
Atlantic Seaboard
German raid on St Nazaire targets US bombers
Sunday British air forces over the continent and American heavy bombers attacked the St Nazaire mariner base in France. Seven bombers were lost and the Daily Express claimed a new German tactic of attacking American formations head-on caused heavy losses, with 38 German fighters down. The report credited Luftwaffe pilots with attempting a "virtual death by own action" plan as they engaged Flying Fortresses. US Air Force headquarters did not comment on the Express story.
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Germany
Continent
Autimarine
St. Nazaire
France
Daily Express
St Nazaire
Fzpress
Uo S Air Force
American Ground Advance On Guadalcanal Near Mount Austen
Number 8 continues reporting Allied gains on Guadalcanal with American troops attacking Mount Austen and seizing high ground near the airfield. Japanese losses include 150 killed in six counterattacks, plus additional 20 killed and captured weapons from patrols in other sectors. The move aims to shield the airfield from bombardment from elevated positions.
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Guadalcanal
Mount Austen
Reluctant official hints at new farmer ration forms
The article notes Rubber Administrator William M Jeffers directing aid to ensure farmers get gasoline for essential food production. He proposes simplified rationing forms to be fitted with local boards with broad discretion to determine each farmer's needs.
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Wiliam M. Jeffers
Henderson
Joseph P Eastman
Emory
Land
Maritime Comminsion
Armor Services
Great Britain
Canada
Allied air activity reports in Buna and nearby areas
Intermittent fighting continued in the Buna sector with 3 percent more Japanese soldiers killed in mopping up. Allied planes raided Las airdrome destroying three grounded craft and starting fires in hangars and buildings. An enemy supply boat was strafed near Finschhafen, a machine gunner hit at Jacquinot Bay, and 1 000 pound bombs were dropped on the Gasmata airdrome yesterday.
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Buna
Las
Finschhefen
Lae
Jacquinet Bay
New Britain
Japanese destroyers fail to land supplies at Guadalcanal
Secretary Knox said Japanese destroyers off Guadalcanal did not land but drifted drums toward shore. American torpedo boats and planes sank drums found next day. The fleet, initially ten destroyers, was under pressure during approach. one destroyer aflame, another likely sunk. General Harmon praised U.S. air superiority and jungle fighting progress on the island.
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Solomon Islanda
Frank Knox
Washington
Guadalcanal Island
Knox
Guadalcanal Ait Field
Guadalcanal
Millard F. Harmon
Harmon
United States
Solomong
War legislation split over lend-lease and trade deals
House members from both parties expect no large fights on war related bills while President seeks extension of lend-lease authority and power to negotiate reciprocal trade deals. Republicans plan to oppose broader extensions. leadership elections in both chambers point to Bam Rayburn, McCormack, and Martin in the House and McNary and Barkley in the Senate.
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Maswage
Joost
Boyes
Wallace
Senate
Meera
Jendara
Foy
House
Bam Rayburn
Texas
McCormack
Martin
Senate Republicans
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
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Union Hill
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Vicks Tamu
Dothan Roofing & Heating Co
City Hall
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Strickland & McDaniel Certified Public Accountants
American Institute of Accountants
Geneva
the Dothan Bank & Trust Co
Dothan, Alabama
U.S.A. Government Securities
Federal Reserve Bank
Undivided Press
Kk. F. Moody
J. J. Flowers
J.J. Whiddon
F. A. Flowers
Haiti
Babs
Carlisle
New
Gurnquiting
Qrotty
Grandma Budge and
Ermintrude
Mia
Robbie Vincentelli
Carlisle's
Shell
Cash Drug Store
Baba
Bee Line
Montgomery Highway
Bill Farmera
Rainer
Martin Theatre
Jack Benny
Ann Sheridan
Georges Washington
J. P. Culver
BE. P. Smith
Eagle Office
Benjamin Franklin
Garrisons Day Cleaners
South Lena Street
Martha
East Troy
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Faesme Tex
Newth
Cambridge
Eternal
Georgia Maerale
Speigner Marble
Oates Street
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