Drunk Driving Charges For Three Local Men
Charles E. Wallace J L Anderson and Robert H Burdeshaw were arrested over the weekend on charges of driving while intoxicated. Anderson and Burdeshaw were also charged with driving without licenses. Wallace and Anderson were taken into custody Saturday night by county officers and Burdeshaw was arrested Sunday afternoon by the Highway Patrol.
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Charles E. Wallace
J. L. Anderson
Robert H. Burdeshaw
Anderson
Burdeshaw
Wallace
Highway Patrol
First Grade Moves To New Classroom
Pupils at T. Beard Elementary School moved into a new first grade classroom today while another first grade unit awaits roads access before moving. At Highland Elementary, two new classrooms remain unoccupied due to a backboard shortage though the lunchroom opened today. Rose Hill Elementary faces occupancy delays as final work continues, with Bruce Flurry noting students could be in but construction may disturb class organization.
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Aie T. Beard
Rds
Highland Elementary
Rose Hill
Little Theater Opens Tryouts For Broadway Comedy
The Dothan Little Theater sets tryouts for the Broadway comedy Over 23 at 8 pm in City Auditorium. Ruth Gorduig World would front Irene Dunne and Alexander Knox starred in the movie. Eleven parts open for six women. Casting open to public. final cast by a three member committee after readings. The largest office building in the world is the Pentaton in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theater
Showdown Over Georgia Sales Tax Looms In Legislature
Atlanta up report: Georgia's 11th Legislature opened amid a planned early sales tax showdown. Governor and lawmakers touted a three percent levy to fund a $175 million program for health welfare highways and goods. House Speaker Fred Hand and Senate leaders were sworn in as new session began, with Talmadge expected to push a rapid tax package despite anti tax sentiment and war fears.
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William M. Bates
Atlanta
Gary
Itzcib
Marvin Griffin
Senate
Ron Cirtic
Joe Boone
Talmady
Simliméot
Herman Talmadge
Fred Hand
Pethem
House
George L. Smith
Swainthota
Pra Tam
Frank Twitty
Croalla
Spence Grayson
Savannah
Brotem
Grady Rawls
Atveny
Fea
Griffis
Drees
Talmadge
City commission weighs United rate increase proposal
Officials consider United’s request to raise residential rates from 25 to 80 percent and business service 2 to 75 percent to fund service expansion and attract capital. Attorneys say the plan would yield about 3.22 percent return on investment, while current returns exceed 1 percent. Vantaen Wiregrass towns and cities are affected as the debate unfolds. New York cotton futures rise 25 cents to base higher, with various contract quotes noted.
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John Adkins
Brennin
City” Commission
United
Vantaen
NEW York Cotton
NEW York
Poultry Market Report From North Georgia Prices Steady
In North Georgia live poultry market activity remains firm with strong trucking demand. Dressing plants report fair dressed demand though receipts are low, and most areas show short live poultry availability. Prices paid FOB farm this morning range from 25 to 27 cents for broilers and fryers, with most at 26 to 27 cents.
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Poultee
Atlanta
USDA
North
Georgia
Montgomery (Ap
Union Storkya
Smisalo Re
Aesto
Air Force plans growth beyond eighty four groups in two years
Air secretary John A. McCone announced expansion of Air Force unit groups well beyond 84 over 18 to 34 months, with a prior target of 34 groups. He cited capacity at Fort Worth Tex and emphasized continued B36 heavy bomber use while pursuing long range bomber development.
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Washington
John A. McGone
McCone Weld
Air Force
McGone
Pentagon
Nlet
McCone
Consoidatea
Vultee Aircraft Corp
Ft. Worth
Tex
Trusnan
Aircraft Act
Livestock prices and receipts across multiple markets
The report aggregates livestock receipts at eight major plants from Albany to Tallahassee with totals of about 200 cattle, 310 calves, and 3,500 hogs. Hog prices show a 23 cent decline. various weight classes and classifications for barrows, gilts, sows, and belly goods are listed with ranges.
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Thomasville
APH
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Titten
Dothan
Jacksonville
Tallshassee
County Officials Push Road Plans In Montgomery Meeting
RH Summerford Perry Calhoun and other officials including Rey Walford and Alison Lurie urged Montgomery to fund a study for an agreement with the State Highway Department. The state would assume Columbia Ashford Cottanw and State Line roads. The delegation plans talks with Weed McFarland tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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O Summerford
Perry Calhoun
Houston Board of Revenue
Rey Walford
Ailison Lurie
Montgomery
State Highway Department
Columbia - Ashford - Cottanw
Board of Revenue
Summerford
Weed McFarland
Highway Department
Alabama politics edges toward special session debate
In a tense preview of a possible special session, discussions center on appointive posts, including the Pardons Parole Board, with Lt. Gov elect James B. Allen and Rep Edward B. Miler urging action. The plan hinges on confirming governor appointees and potential legislative reapportionment debates as 1950 approaches.
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Howe A Turner
Foremer
Chauncey Sparks
Senate
Lamberth
Fir
Welfare Board
Folsom
Pete Song
Millerd Caldwell
Capitol
Feraons
Lleet James B. Allen
Gadsden
Pardon-Parole Board
Edward B. Miler
Etowah County
House
Robert Brown
Lee Haw
Wavy Suport
Albert Boutwell
Lor
Jefferson Inces Waat
Allen
Boutwell
Stringham
Fragmentary quote on freedom and peace in world order
A garbled passage reflects a speaker asserting that the free world has greater resources than the Gorlet group and emphasizes that peace is valued but must be pursued to preserve freedom and justice. The text mixes phrases about unity, willingness to act, and the protection of liberty.
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Triaman
Trea
Herbert Hoover
Seni
Robert A. Taft
Werte
Europe
America
Soviet Union
Armevi+ean
Congress
Russia
Efort
Administration
Britain faces potential split with China claims force
BRITAIN acknowledged today that the possibility of breaking ties with Communist China may be forced by UN and allied demands. Sir Gladwyn Jebb, head of the British delegation, warned that calm steps could land to joint action if necessary. The Chinese delegation proposed a four point plan, including denouncing the Peiping puppet regime and reaffirming Korea's aims, though no cease fire proposal was formalized at the morning UN session.
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Bruce W. Muna
Unite Nationa Membera
Nana
Gladwyt
Gladwyn Jebold
Sato
Sorisapes
Lanetie
Telang
Sendaronation
China
Peiping
Korea
Talang
Jehb
Dothan Hospitals On Approved List
Cotton futures edge down then rebound as hospitals in the United States are added to the American College of Surgeons approved list. Local hospitals Frasier Ellin and Moody Hospital listed with beds and administrators. News notes state defense and pardon board issues discussed by Rep. Lawrence Dumas Jr and Birmingham County delegation.
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Duban
American College Rero Orleans
United States
Isso
Hospitaleare
Frasier
Frasiar Ellin
Lawrence Dumas, Jr
Jefferson ¢ Birrmingham County
One Man Army Admits Strangling Co ed In Michigan
A youth admits to the brutal murder of a Michigan co ed as authorities reveal details of the case. Medal of Honor actions at the White House ceremony are noted, with two officers and two enlisted men recognized for valor. The report mixes unclear slogans and garbled phrases about awards and suspects amid a chaotic narrative.
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Michigan
Tis Viktoon
Brown Larmy
Korea
Dent ‘Trunam
White House
Mir. Truman
Braj
William Jr
Tolring
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