Dowling Infant Rites Held Today
Special: Ward-Ws day services for Billy Ware Dowling held at cemetery. Grandparents Mr and Mrs T J Hogge attend. Washing County school board meeting announced, Dr Bass notes resignation and a new appointment to fill vacancy caused by Bin L Le Clark.
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Poneral
Billy Ware Sen Dowling
Sear Avon
Hob Dewi
West Newton
Than Gosp
Trurdar
Ward - Ws
Ite
Addican
Chipley
Pchoe Board
bin lLe
Clark
Retonga Blessed by Rev Mullins in Alabama Testimony
Rev Ralph Mullins of Greenville, Alabama, reports dramatic recovery after using Retonga. He dropped to 110 pounds from illness, lost appetite, endured heartburn and breathing discomfort, but regained 30 pounds, slept well, and now praises Retonga as a blessing. The medicine targets stomach digestion, appetite, and constipation. Available at Cash Drug Store.
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Ralph 2. Mul- Tina
Greenville
Ala
South Central
Rev
Mullins
Cash Drug Store
Adv
Nichols Funeral Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Wait Fo Nichols nine five died Monday night at his Hartford home were held Wednesday at Taber Nation Church with Rev Jackson officiating. Burial followed in the cemetery with Holman directing. Surviving are a wife six daughters and six sons, plus five brothers and a sister.
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Hartford
Wait Fo Nichols
Sxts
St Tabernatie
Jackson
Burst
Holman
Grace Nichols
Ethalene Nichols
Charles H. Loring
Sam Dykes
Marianna
Wonton Matthews
Columbus
Charles Adams
Slocomb
Sors
Quilche Nichols
Graceville
Farl Nichols
E. B Nichols
Berie Nichols
Pickets Form as Western Electric Strike Enters South
About 30,000 telephone operators and plant workers in the South, members of the Southern Federation of Telephone Workers, were told to observe picket lines set by Western Electric installers. W. A Smallwood said members would not cross lines. two Southern Bell plants with about 1,200 workers saw picket action as S. E. Sims noted the Atlanta local voted almost unanimously to honor the lines.
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SOLTH
Atlanta
Southern Federation of Telephone Workers
Western Electric
W. A Smallwood
Southern Federation
Southern Bell Telephone Company
S. E. Sims
Continued remarks on Japan occupation and MacArthur questions
The document records Patterson’s remarks on Japan, noting a need for skilled civilians in the United States and plans to reduce theater requirements to about 400,000 soldiers by May. He says MacArthur did not protest Russians in Japan and there was no warning to resign recalled to the United States.
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Manila
Japan
United States
T Teater
MacArthur
Patterson
Continued from page one on production pressure and efficiency
The board urged management, the union, and workers to mount a joint effort to speed production without sternpeans and push efficiency and capacity to serve the people. The panel consisted of Chair Lloyd K. Ganeison, Marion S. Eisenhower, and Chief Trustee Walter Peyton of the North Carolina Supreme Court.
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Ure Union
Board
Consis
Lloyd K. Ganeison
Marion S. Fisenhower
Tustier
Walter Py Dtacx
Nomth
Carvahina Supreme
Droppa Cause Noted in Northeastern Case Cols
A cryptic note references 2 dropa per northern case columns and a duppy mise ey 3 ey, with a dart feral better and Cau essatian. The text remains undirected and mentions SLL PENETRO NOSE DROPS in unclear context.
Russia Attacks Secret Vote System in UN Session
Russia attacked the secret vote system at the UN assembly session, alleging undemocratic secrecy as delegates debated nomination and floor discussion for UN offices. Spearheading the controversy were Dmitri Manuilsky and Henri Speak with Britain and the United States backing different outcomes as Australia weighs a change and the world ponders the seating of world peace capital.
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John M. Hightoweer
London
Russa
Natone Assembly
Aselem
Assembly
Pau
Henri Speak
Be Guum
Britain
Trygve Lie
Spaak
Manuilsky
Australia
San Francisco
United States
Great Britain
France
China
India
Venzuela
Hartford Man Hurt In Auto Accident
Will Skipper, sixty two, of Hartford route three, was injured in an auto accident at Sandy Creek bridge north of Headland on U S 241. Vehicle driven by Reese McNeal of Hartford route one crashed into the bridge causing heavy damage. McNeal was charged with reckless driving. Patrolmen Henley and Smith investigated.
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Will Skipper
Hartford
Dothan
Sandy Creek Bridge
Headland
Earl Henley
Heney
Skipper
Reese McNeal
Sandy Creek
McNeal
Henley
Earl Smith
Social Security Office Reports Regional Claims Lead
The Dothan Social Security office reports in the quarter ending September 30, 1845 it processed more claims than 36 of 47 regional offices. Birmingham and Mobile ranked ahead, while Atlanta Memphis Nashville Miami and Rome tallied more. In separate notice Maj. Gen. Norman P. Kirk rejected Alabama Veterans Affairs complaints against the Army Disposal Board at Maxwell Field over disability officer appearances before retirement boards.
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Dothan Social Security
Social Security Board
Atlanta
Harry N. Scott
Botvan
Ory
Alabama
Birmingham
Mobile
Dothan
Alanta
Memphis
Nashville
Miami
Rome
Georgia
Florida
Mississipp
South Carolina
Tennessee
Feid
Washington
Alabama Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Army Disposal Board
Maxwell Field
Norman P. Kirk
Alabama U Department
High Fis
Lawrence A May
Egyptian public prosecutor cites confession in high level assassination
The Egyptian public prosecutor's office states a suspect has confessed to the slaying of Amin Osman Pasha, former minister of finance and pro British ally. The killer's name was not released. The statement also notes the suspect admitted involvement in other crimes.
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Catro
Plant expansion plan discussed after blue plant drawing
The article notes a revised funding idea for a similar cost to the blue plant. If no tenant is found for the Do then Iee Cream Company building it will be used as storage. Parkman says maximum production capacity will be split between the new plant and current operations. He expects no big output rise, but will accommodate future growth.
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Dothan Iee Cream Company
Parkman
Police Department Receives New Three Wheeled Motorcycle
Tas Cay Police Department acquired a three wheeled motorcycle for downtown patrols to mark vehicles in parking limit zones. Padre Capion Edne Kelly cited safety factors and planned use in congested traffic areas. Officials expect the new bike to ease workload during peak downtown hours though staffing for operation remains under review.
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Tas Cay Police Department
Padre Capiion
Dda
Movie Short Of Army Life Scheduled Here
A two minute Army life short will be shown at local theaters to help recruit young men. Maj. Joseph R. Pickett of the Dothan Army Recruiting Station said the War Department release will be attached to news reels to familiarize men with new Army inducements. Officials report strong interest in commissions for wartime officers and an increase in peacetime Regular Army strength to 25 000.
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Younrk
Joseph R. Pickett
Dothan Army
War Department
Pickett
Army
Regular Army
Dothan
Offo Allen Returns From Pacific Duty
Former Tech Sgt Otto D Allen of Dothan Route 2 returned home after 31 months overseas with Army Ordnance. He earned the Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with campaign star, Good Conduct and Victory ribbons. He notified friends and neighbors of his duck and was greeted by clerks at the Selective Service Board.
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Selective Service Board
G. L
MacArthur
Draft Board
Doug
Allen
Army Ordnance
Dothan
Ryukyus
Gen Wainwright Visits Anniston in reunion event
General Jonathan Wainwright arrives at Bastaboga Army air field with Col. Jesse Traywick and Mrs. Traywick after a Fox Creek hunting trip. They are hosted by T. C. King and Mayor Gerald King in Anniston. Maj. Gen. John B. Coulter and Brig. Gen Neal Co. Johnson also join the visit, meeting old hunting companions at Fort McClellan connections.
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Anwiolun
Ward
Jonathan Wainwright
Pero
Bataan
Corregidor
Wainwright
Bastaboga Army Air Field
Fox Creek
T. C. King
Anniston
Gerald King
Jesse T. Traywick
Traywick
Philippines
John B. Coulter
Infantry Replacement Training Center
Fort McClellan
Neal Co. Johnson
Newher
Gen
Patterson Takes Blame for Destruction of Cyclotrons in Japan
Secretary of War Patterson announced he assumed full responsibility for the destruction of Japanese cyclotrons. He said the order went out under his name and that the mistake was not consulting scientists beforehand. Several scientists involved in America's atom bomb program protested the wrecking of the cyclotrons.
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Patterson
Tokyo
America
United States
Qualifying Fee Increase Proposed in Alabama Primary
Alabama Democrats consider raising qualifying fees for some candidates in the May 7 Democratic primary. Chairman Gessner T. McCorvey says judges and solicitors with county supplement pay would owe two percent of that portion to fund county party work. He also flags a plan to open primaries to qualified Negro voters, citing a Supreme Court decision in a Texas case.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Democratic Executive Committee
Fox Norrow
Charman Gessner T. McCorvey
Mobile
Associated Press
Democratic Committee
McCorvey
Holt McDowell
Jefferson County
U.S. Supreme Court
Texas
Charred Bodies Of 3 U S Officers Found Near Passau
Stars and Stripes reported three U S Military Government officers were found dead in a half burned house near Passau on the Austrian Bavarian border. Soldiers saw indications they were beaten and the house set ablaze after being doused with gasoline. An Army investigation was under way. The officers were a Major Captain and Lieutenant, names not released.
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Mernberg
ArmyTewspaper
Stars and Stripes
U.S
Passau
County's Gas Tax Share Check Arrives
Rouston County probate office received a state check for 12520.72 for December gasoline taxes. Probate Judge Saxon Posner said two thirds goes to the county road fund and the remaining third supports the State Aid County Program for future paving.
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Rouston County
Saxon Posner
Move for Negro extradition filed in Michigan
Alabama submitted a new request for Fletcher Mills an 18 year old Black man wanted in Tuscaloosa County for assault with intent to kill. Wallace Colwell said the state’s attorney general would review defense objections to Alabama’s third set of papers before Gov. Kelly decides.
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Lansing
Mich
Alabama
Fletcher Mills
Tuscaloosa County
Histanciord
Thomas R. Terry
Wallace R. Colwell
Harry F. Kelly
Kelly
Akron Beacon Journal item on editors and AP flashes
A Beacon Journal fragment notes Miami described as normal despite luxury and glamor while AP officials prefer publishable bulletins over short flashes. Firefighters extinguished a grass fire on a vacant lot on North Gates Street with no damage, and Sam Brown’s heater incident at 202 South College Street caused no harm. A Houston County judge started a monthly docket to pre screen cases for trial and trim unready items from the docket.
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Akron Beacon Journal
Miami
Alan Gould
Associated Press
Wios
North Gates Street
Sam Brown
South College Street
D. C. Unistead
Houston County
Surplus Napier Field Equipment To Be Sold By Bids
Officials at Napier Field outlined plans to auction surplus property left over from equipment such as wheelbarrows and maintenance gear. Bids will cover entire lots, not individual items, with sale likely in late February. Two property types were described, Air Corps and Army Service Forces items, with disposition routes to Mobile and Atlanta installations and possible local sale if unused.
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McAdow
Wiliam E. Coxe
Napier Project Offect
Napier
Zhow
Ssfea
Post
Clyde Tindell
Dothan
Air Corps
Army Service Forces
Mobile
Ala
Atanta
Tindell
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Atlanta
Napier Field
Tindel
War Department
Houston County
Body and funeral details in missing person case
Workers reported a witch engine passed over the body before it was seen. Attaches at Ward-Wilson Funeral Home said funeral arrangements for Oliver had not yet been announced. The funeral awaits the arrival of the victim's brother, Wesley B. Oliver, U S Army, stationed in Washington state.
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Ward-Wilson Funeral Home
Oliver
Wesley B. Oliver
U.S. Army
Washington
Fragmented OCR Summary Card
An unclear OCR snippet notes an easory organ enhains wel sts way threnge wer. The readable text is too garbled to identify people, places, dates, or concrete events for a factual summary.
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