Judge Rules Registrars Must Fix Regulations in Alabama
Federal Judge Kenamer ruled that Alabama registrants must comply with state board rules and the Obama Constitution. The decision upheld that denial of a registration due to failure to meet prescribed requirements does not alone prove constitutional rights violations. Mitchell failed to show a civil rights denial by mere noncompliance and had to prove intentional discrimination.
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Anty Boards of Registrars
Ge C. B. Kennamer
Kegee
Ala
Sen County Board of Registrars
U. S
Hell
Ird
Mitchell
Atomic control talks stall as U N faces veto risk
United States and Russia clash over disarmament strategy as 90 day draft deadline looms in the atomic debate. Grumysko signals a compromise plan under the U.N. to thread disarmament talks, while Byrnes resigns and Marshall and Baruch depart, shaping a tense path for early consensus.
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Russia
Jeputry
Andrei Grumysko
U.N
United States
James F. Byrnes
Eorge C. Marshall
Bernard Baruch
Hig Five
Sesuriy Konsaders
Local Business Seeker Expands Amid Tight Labor Market
In Ta al City Pa a vague report notes G Senert and Andale Lan plan to hire workers for several operations. Pangine Co Progryse Corporalion, led by President R Rover s, reported tax considerations and labor factors shaping the expansion. The piece underscores ongoing employment efforts amid economic pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taal City
Andalelan
R. Rovers
Pangine Co
Lav. Vata Y
Annual Meeting Notice of Assoc Officers and Wageres
Fragmentary OCR lists an annual meeting at the association offices 3 Sti Fas han Alate. It mentions MAL Mowt Beg Tote wat and references Delores Baker and a council. The readable items point to a scheduled Wednesday session with piety ties and a closing ceremony.
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Assoc
Baker
Cela
Negro Scout Leader Here For Conference
The regular Ne gro divisional committee meeting will be held at the Negro recreation center on North Cherry street tonight. EL oC. Jones, Negro scout field executive for the Southeast Alabama Scout council, announced A. J. Tastor, Negro national field director of the inter racial program, will be a guest at the meeting. Taylor is in Dothan on a two day visit in the local council. The Rev. C. T. Hayes, divisional chairman, will be in charge of the meeting.
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Negro Recreation Center
North Cherry Street
EL Oc. Jones
Southeast Alabama Scout Council
A. J. Tastor
Taylor
Dothan
C. T. Hayes
State Guard Cagers To Meet Abbeville Tonight
Dothan's State Guard basketball team will meet the Res Independent at 7 tonight in the armory on Stehtpussus highs. Officials report tonight's game is part of the current season for Dothan wagers. They have two and lost three.
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Dothan
State Guard
Gan
Seston
P and MA Meeting Set for Tomorrow
About 25 communion committeemen of the Production and Marketing Administration will meet in the courthouse tomorrow morning at 10 o clock. County Administrative Officer Jesse Chibreth reported today. Purpose is to discuss the 1947 P and MA program and explain duties. Committees represent each beat in the county.
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Court House
Tomorra
Jesse Chibreth
MA Pongram
Illicit Stills Seized In December In Alabama
Eighty two whiskey stills were seized in Alabama by Alcohol Tax Unit investigators during December. ATU Investigator R B Phillips reported eighty eight arrests and 2838 gallons of mash and 410 gallons of whiskey seized. Eight automobiles used to run whiskey were confiscated, valued at about 39975 dollars. Cars seized are held for the government or sold at auction.
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Alabama
Alcoholic Tax Unit
ATU
R. B. Phillips
Phillips
ATA
Fashion notes on clothing styles and colors
The text discusses clothing trends with deep horseshoe cues and lounge cuts, favoring single-breasted models in bold colors like emerald greens blues reds and plaids. It notes variations in pockets collars and bells, mentions wardrobe pieces such as fancy tucks gathers and detachable collars, and comments on evening wear and social events with a sense of struggle in taste.
Midwife Institute January 22 23 Schedule
A midwife institute event is set for January 22 to 23. The notice outlines locations in a health department context with references to sessions and participants.
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Midwife Institute
Boy Scouts Charter Renewals Filed in Dothan Office
Renewal papers for two Boy Scout troops including Troop 19 sponsored by the Wr ay Club are on file in the Council Scout office in Dothan. Wesley Dorrill is listed as scoutmaster with the troop committee of J. W. Baker Lane Reed and J. R. Crow. Additions to enrollments in Ballernil Troop 102 include Oates Cooper Billy Glover Wilson Glover and Dennis Smath.
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Wray Heary Club
Counc
Dothan
Wesley Dorrill
J. W. Baker
Lane Reo
J. R. Crow
Ballernil
Oates Cooper
Billy Glover
Wilson Glover
Dennis Smath
Eastern Air Lines Schedule Change Noted
An Eastern Air Lines schedule change affects southbound arrivals with new times around 4 or 7 PM and a shifted 2 AM arrival previously at 2 40 AM and 2 AM. Northbound flights unchanged. outbound departures now set around 2 AM and 4 AM.
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Eastern Air Lines
Wevo
Labor measures spark Truman era debate on unions
Leaders from CIO oppose President Truman's labor plan, deem it fair but studyable. Hearings on anti closed shop, arbitration, and nationwide strike safeguards expected by mid month, as Republicans push added restrictions. Congressional leaders push to merge labor reform with wage and jurisdiction rules, amid party tensions across chambers.
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CIO
Truman
Cyorjiess
Murray Sdig
CIA
Ball Tr Torward
Stetad
Dmaont
Kaitnatad & Peporter
Hades
R-Nj
Hugee Labor Committee
House Republic Hartley
Navy
Fragmentary street notice from Saintoun county precinct
Unclear OCR text reports a local notice about a pipe fee or permit action. Mentions Blache street and Pryor in Saintoun area with references to officials and dates, but most specifics are unreadable.
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Blache Street
Atoow Co
Stoun
Fragmentary OCR Note Opens High Low Close Med
Fragmentary text mentions numbers and codes with no clear story. It references an 'ancerI shesel of silver veiulted about one sixieth af a pow' suggesting damaged historical OCR with a brief reference to silver and a unit or measure. No identifiable people or organizations are clearly readable.
University Facilities Open For 500 More Unmarried Students
The University of Alabama opens housing for 500 additional unmarried students for the winter quarter. James Thornton of the local VA was notified by M. E. Head the Alabama VA head. Alabama residents only may enroll by January 17 with local VA offices issuing eligibility in minutes.
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University of Alabama
James Thornton
Veteran's Administration
Alabama
Thornton
Tuberculosis Control Meetings Set Across Counties
The first of four conferences on tuberculosis control will be held January 21 in Dothan at the public health building from 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Public health nurses from Houston Geneva Coffee Dale Henry and Barbour counties will attend, with Miss Lucia Sweeton in charge. The sessions aim to train nurses in TB control amid a major state health concern. Subsequent meetings occur February 11 March 4 and March 25.
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Dothan
Public Health
Houston
Geneva
Coffee
Dale
Henry
Barbour
State Health Department
Lucia Sweeton
Division of Tuberculosis Control
Farm Agents Return From State Meeting
Clark Rudder and R. L. Livings ton, assistant Houston County agents, returned yesterday from a three day conference of the Alabama Extension Service in Birmingham. Purpose of the conference was to plan an extension service program for 1947.
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Clark Rudder
R. L. Livingston
Houston County
Alabama Extension Service
Birmingham
Negroes Plead Guilty Seek Probation in Circus Court
Two Black defendants Charles Eddie Mc Cray and Aaron Brown pleaded guilty before Judge D C Halstead to grand larceny and second degree burglary and have filed formal probation applications. McCray received a two year sentence for grand larceny while Brown got two years for burglary.
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Charles Eddie McCray
Aaron Brown
D. C Halstead
McCray
Brown
Jasper youths tied to multiple burglaries claim debts
Tennessee authorities questioned if the arrested Jasper youths shared guilt in various thefts.-AA Cleaners in Tallahassee recovered clothes from the plant entered by the youths. A wristwatch stolen from the Cleavers will be returned. Blackburn and Estes reportedly confessed to burglaries at Breakfast Chin in Jasper, Elia Tavern in Tallahassee, and the cleaning plant. Police found $2700 in bonds and silver. the youths said the property belonged to locals and were recovered. Tallahassee officers noted other burglaries without leads.
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Tennessee
AA Cleaners
Tallahassee
Jasper
Dataan
Tallehagsee
Blackburn
Estes
Elia Tavern
Tallahas
Boy Scout Council To Elect Officers In Ozark
Southeast Alabama Council Boy Scouts of America will elect officers and executive board members for 1847 at its annual meeting in Ozark on Tuesday January 21. The session begins at 3 p m with conferences, business at 5 p m, dinner at 6 30 p m. Scout Executive J W Cooke said the event will honor leaders and feature Harvey Erb as principal speaker. Attending officials include W H Edwards Tukabatchee Area Council, Tom Reynoles Pensacola, L L Stanley Columbus Ga, Wiley Sermon Montgomery, and Norman Lavelle Panama City.
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Southeast Alabama
Boy Scouts of America
Ozark
Scout
J. W. Cooke
Mr. W. Espy
Harvey Erb
Region Five
Memphis
Tenn
Whide
W. H. Edwards
Tukabatchee Area
Montgomery
Tom Reynoles
Pensacola
L. L. Stanley
Columbus, Ga
Wiley Sermon
Norman Lavelle
Panama City
Negro Woman Faces Shoplifting Charge in Dothan Stores
Atlanta Davis, a Negro woman from Gordon, was arrested yesterday by city police on a charge of petty larceny for shoplifting from two Dothan stores. Officers valued the stolen merchandise at about $5. The suspect has been released on bond.
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Atlanta
Davis
Gordon
Dothan
Quintuplets Born to Chinese Army Family in Henan Province
Five boys born to the wife of a Chinese army sergeant three days ago in Yenlinh sien, Henan, with the mother and babies reported well. Dr. Sung Shiu-ying was assigned to supervise care as provincial authorities commit 50,000 Chinese dollars for their upkeep plus a monthly rice quota. Sergeant Wang Hsiu-feng is named as the father.
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Peiping
Yenlinhsien
Chenchow
Henan
Sung Shiu-ying
Sgt
Wang Hsiu-feng
Mississippi groups back Bartley for Senate term
Number 8 and Professional Women's Club endorsed a resolution backing Mrs Thomas L Bartley widow of the late Governor of Mississippi for the senatorial interim term if needed Mrs Bailey declined to say if she would be interested. US District Attorney Toxey Hall noted DOJ Washington announced an investigation of Bilbo with no report to him yet and the Federal Grand Jury for the southern district of Mississippi would convene in Jackson January 15 but only pending cases were listed.
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Professional Women's Club
Thomas L. Bartley
Mississippi
Bailey
Toxey Hall
United States
Washington
Department of Justice
Bilbo
Hall
Federal
Jackson
Annual Alabama Press Association convention in Montgomery
Press meeting notice from Tuscaloosa reports the Alabama Press Association will hold its annual convention in Montgomery on February 14 and 15. President Bonnie Tland, publisher of The Lafayette Sun, announced the event.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Tutn
Alabang Press Association
Montgomery
Bonnie Tland
Publiher
The
Lafayette Sun
Western cattle and hog markets show mixed gains in regional quotes
Livestock receipts at eight plants across Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and nearby states totaled 700 cattle, 150 calves, and 2500 hogs. Hog weights over 140 pounds sold up to 75 cents higher. lighter weights up to 2 dollars higher. Chicago prices showed varied strength across cattle, calves, and hogs, with steady to weak movement on some grades. Montgomery market opened steady to weak while buyers noted active hogs and steady to higher finishes for lighter weights.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Fla
Chicago
Montgomery
Fed- State
Mkt
Ioc
Union Stock Yards
Will Clayton to Head Economic Affairs Undersecretary Post
The draft plan would keep Undersecretary Will Clayton to manage economic affairs and name Willard Thorp as assistant secretary in that division. The futures of other assistant secretaries remain unsettled, with William Benton Spruille Braden Donald Russell possibly affected. John Hill would stay in charge of occupied areas after moving from the War Department, while Russell and counselor Bert Cohen likely see reduced roles.
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Will Clayton
Willard Thorp
William Benton
Spruille Braden
Donald Russell
John Hill
War Department
Russell
Byrnes
Bert Cohen
Man surrenders after escape from Alabama jail
George Riches, 20, who escaped from Dadeville Alabama last September, surrendered to authorities in the county after being tired of dodging the law. Police Chief Dudley McFayden confirmed the arrest.
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Mobile
Ala
George Riches
Dadeville
Dudley McFayden
Faust Righit
Taft outlines military budget cut options and savings
He notes 18 to 12 billion dollars of the 37 billion total could go to Army and Navy with Republicans favoring the larger figure but wary of challenging the smaller unless savings do not impair efficiency. Taft contends Republicans can find at least 3.5 billion in cuts from the 37 billion.
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Senate
Taft
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