Bank plans stir Midland City future growth
Local discussions in Midland City consider establishing a new bank to serve the area. A committee proposed stock sales of about 25 000 dollars, with public meeting planned and bank-building talks under way. Brown’s former bank site and a ready exchange history bolster expected demand. City residents seek prudence, not a boom, but opportunity.
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Napier Field fate eyed for new industries
Midland City leaders seek to repurpose Napier Field after Army deactivation. Councilman Ernest Wiggins envisions four to five plans bringing 36 to 469 jobs, benefiting Dale County, Houston, and Dothan. He emphasizes cooperation with neighboring areas while local workers face layoff.
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Postmaster York eyes Napier Field industrial growth
Postmaster A O York and assistant Mrs Byrd Kelly discuss Napier Field as a potential industrial site benefiting Midland City and the region. York notes declining free mail-for-men in service but rising money orders, reflecting shifting post office activity.
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Louch Kelley Taken By Death
CHIPLEY Speaali word has been received here of the death of Louch Keller. 56 formerly of Westville who died Thursday at Bay Pines. Mr Kelley was a well known attorney of this section and a nephew of Judge LsD. MeRse district attorney of Crupley.
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Noel Dowling Bock Returns From Army Service
Noel Dowling Bock is back in recuperancy after 43 months in the Army. He enlisted as a private, went on OCS and was commissioned as a first lieutenant. He now works with his father Ray Dowling in business and contemplates starting his own venture. His brother, Lieutenant Ray Dowling Jr., is on Army duty in New Caledonia, where he has served for 18 months.
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Georgians Await Legislative Action On Arnall Candidacy
Georgia lawmakers and citizens awaited the opening of the legislative session to seek clarity on whether Governor Ellis Arnall could run for a four year term. Senate President Frank C Gross and House Speaker Roy V Harris indicated a possible early debate, with Arnall supporters pushing the constitutional amendment and opponents predicting defeat.
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Governor’s address halts adjournment debate in both houses
A terse note states planes call for immediate adjournment of both houses after the Governor's address, blocking any discussion before Tyes yGay at the taches. In the House the Constitutional Committee still holds the amendment.
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KIWANIANS MEET CHIPLEY Special
The Kiwanis club Tuesday program featured committee reports and announcements from all committees. The meeting highlighted upcoming activities and club priorities in Chipley.
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Newly Instated President Baldwin Hosts Year Plan
Newly instated president T. O. Baldwin along with presc.cg plans for the year. Attendees included 3G Harrison Ned the Jack Crawford and Robert Moore of Marisans as guests.
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Aguertural Adjustment Administration Closing Dates
Fragmentary text notes weekly closing time in a court home annex with unclear wording and dates. It references ASA and weekly Saturday afternoon closure replacing Thursday afternoon, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
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Warrant Officer Jack Bell Leaves Army for Birmingham Job
Warrant Officer Jack Bell, formerly of Philadelphia and with the Army’s Arooy Quartermasters Corps, is discharged to inactive duty after four years of service. He and his wife and baby daughter reside at 9 East Main Street. Bell plans to relocate to Birmingham next week to resume his former position with Credential Insurance Company.
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