Resignation Shifts Court Clerk Post in Wiregrass
Judge J Theodore Jackson confirms Claude T Cotton resigns from Mouston Law and iauty Court South to take other work. Lylvie Ann Patrokman, 11, daughter of Dothan High staff, breaks arm in skating near home and is treated at local hospital. Dothan Fire Department reports grass fires on Ashland live and Enterprise Highway. J Nickles and Macon Branch face Driving While Intoxicated charges after police records.
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J. Theodore Jackson
Terday
Claude T. Cotton
Mouston Law
Iauty Cour South
Cotton
Lylvie Ann Vicey
Dothan High
Patrokman
M.S
Dothan Fire Department
Ashland Live
Enterprise Highway
Collding
J. Nickles
Macon
Bids To Be Opened On Wiregrass Roads
Montgomery AP reports bids will be opened on 24 road construction projects including several in Wiregrass areas. The open call covers multiple projects with details to be announced by officials.
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Montgomery
Johns Hopkins Leader Dies In Baltimore
Dr. Isaiah Bowman, President Emeritus of Johns Hopkins University and renowned geographer, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. He retired as president on January 1, 1949 and advised Presidents Wilson and Roosevelt, contributing to wartime and postwar plans for the League of Nations and United Nations.
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Baltimore
Ssaiah Bowman
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkin Hospital
Bowmen
Wilson
League of Nations
Roosevelt
United Nations
Mobile Pastor To Go To Tuscaloosa Post
The Rev. H. E. Baumgartner, longtime Mobile Lutheran pastor, announced his resignation to accept a synodical missionary post in Tuscaloosa Alabama. He joined St Paul’s Church in 1947 guiding growth, debt payoff, and new care for the congregation. His resignation becomes effective in February.
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Mobile
H. E. Baumgartner
Mobile Lutheran
Tuscalooes
Ala
Baumgartner
Tuscaloosa
Georgia Alabama
Trains Go Into Storage Amid Coal Shortage
Hundreds of passenger trains nationwide head to storage yards as railways cut service to save fuel during a three day work week in coal mines led by United Mine Workers Chief John L. Lewis. Interstae Commerce years act to pull one third of steam locomotives from service due to dwindling coal supplies.
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New York
Acta
New Orleans
Chivago
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Interstate Commerce Comalton Bee
Sederen All Eieel
Dothan
Pigne
Capt Oestreich Heads Patrick's Father Military Office
Captain Oestreich leads the Patrick’s Father Military Office based in Cullman where a state veterinarians meeting is held indicating regional defense and veterinary association activity.
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Oestreich
Patrick
Cullman
Two Gypsy Women Arrested in Arsenic Cure Fraud
Deputies jailed Cathrine Eafrea and Lbna Stephens, both 40, for allegedly posing as healers and tricking an elderly man, Jackson, out of 20 dollars by a fake arthritis cure. The scheme occurred on Jackson’s front porch, with a package promising cash inside. They were captured near Columbia and charged with larceny, each held on 300 dollars bond.
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Ag Cathrine Eafrea
Lbna Stephens
Pete Lerceny
Luen Jackaon
Seaborn Dentral
Jackson
Columbia
Dennis
A. F. Mason
E. J. Vickery
Atlantic Pact Council Meets to Price Defense Plan
Washington AP report states the Atlantic Pact Council convened to approve a Western defense plan uniting defense forces against possible Soviet aggression. Secretary Acheson presides as the plan, already approved by Allied leaders, would pool forces with France, Britain, and the United States directing sea lanes and bombing. Truman will review before funding up to $900 million of a $1 billion act to rearm Western Europe.
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John Scale
Washington
Atlantic Pact - Council
Acheson
United States
State Department
Paris
North Atlantic
Council
Itings
White House
Truman
Congress
Western
Europe
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H. R. Peterson
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