Austin H. Hawley Funeral Set Tuesday
Funeral services for Austin H Hawley fifty four who died at his home in Hartford last night after a short illness will be held at the Hartford Baptist Church Tuesday with Reverend Dykes officiating Burial will be in Hervfond cemetery Ward Wilson Funeral Home in charge He was a native of Abbeville and moved to Hartford about eight years ago and was a member of the Baptist Church Surviving are his wife three sons three daughters and a number of relatives and friends from Hartford Albany Montgomery and Tombstone.
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Auaur H Hawley
Bam
Hartford
Wil Vo
Ham
Hartford Baptist
Hervfond
Ward-Wilson
Abbeville
Hertford
W Tomper
Douglasulie
WG Hawley
Sam Aed
Hawley
Three Waters
Toorntoy
Albany
E. T. Spidle
Mont.gamery
Mia
W. C. Vickers
Mum
Sydney Wooderson
Woodergon
Princeton
Andersson
Sweden
Navy
MacMitchell
GM Wage Talks Center on Detroit Strike Settlement
In Detroit the United Auto Workers accepted the federal fact finding board wage proposal as a basis to end the GM strike by 175,000 workers. The union gave GM until January 11 to reconsider its rejection of 12 1/2 percent, else its 30 percent demand would be reinstated. Concurrently the NLRB said it would hold hearings on GM’s bargaining in good faith.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Federal
VAW
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
General Motors
Destiused From Pars Ove call youth to defense duty
A government obligation is to support an education program enabling youth to perform their defense duties well. The statement urges training and preparedness as essential national duty.
Search in Woods Continues for Two Men
Officers pressed the search in the woods for the two men, with Butler reporting activity still underway this morning after yesterday’s inquiry.
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Butler
Inner-Aid breakthrough relieves Dothan woman's stomach ills
A Dothan woman who spat up acid liquids after meals reports relief after taking INNER-AID. She previously suffered stomach bloating headaches and irregular bowels. She now eats normally with no gas or spitting up and credits INNER-AID, a 12-herb compound, marketed locally.
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Umea
Dothan
Phone Service Over Electric Power Lines In Experiment Stage
Selma area engineers test phone service over electric power lines, using coupler devices to carry conversations on the same wires as power. The rural experiment, begun years ago and halted by war, resumes at Jenesbors Arkansas with four local residents using the system to extend telephone access to farms off regular lines.
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Selma, Ale
Elettnic Power Avex
Selma
Suttle
J. A Eb
E. B Fuller
J .Fe Suttle
Postwar News Digest: Tokyo Governor Resigns and Military Probes
Reported events include Hirose resigning as Tokyo metropolitan governor under MacArthur a decree banning ultranationalists from office. US senators probe surplus property in Batangas and alleged destruction of clothing. Homma’s war crimes trial continues in Manila with new witness his wife. British forces suffer Dutch Indies skirmishes. US Navy to operate seven postwar jets and Japan to repatriate troops from New Guinea. Yamashita appeal looming at Supreme Court.
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U. S. Navy
New Guinea
U. S. Supreme Court
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Philippines
Alabama Eyes Electrification Of 9000 More Farms
Washington reports Alabama expects electricity for 9000 additional farms this year, raising total electrified farms to 75,000 from 1935 through REA loans. By January 1, borrowers received over 3 million dollars, with 24 cooperatives and two municipalities funded. 165,346 farms remain without service. Alabama Florida plan a large steam plant at Andalusia to support facilities acquired in 1944 by the Alabama Electric Cooperative.
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Washington
Alabama
REA
Florida
Andalusia
Ala
Alabama Electric Cooperative
Alabama Water Service Co
Yolkless egg noted by local resident
E. Saliba of 700 Dusy street reports finding a yolkless egg during breakfast. Houston County farm agent C M Ling says such occurrences are rare but possible, due to a biological malfunction in the hen's egg-laying system.
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E. Saliba
Dusy Street
C. M. Ling
Houston County
Ling
Negro Is Jailed On Burglary Count
Howard Wetherington was jailed in Houston County on a burglary charge after police arrested him yesterday. He was found inside a residence on Faulkner Street by the occupant who restrained him with a hatchet until officers arrived.
Junior Chamber Commerce Marks Silver Anniversary
The United States Junior Chamber of Commerce marks 25 years of service. Alabama Jaycees celebrate their 25th anniversary while National Preachers urge governors to proclaim January 14 21 as Junior Chamber Week. Governors signed proclamations praising Jaycee leadership training and community service efforts.
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Spark
Merbers
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Tuus Uu Ux
Sparks
Igbt
Alabama
Chamber of Commerce
Glenn Leo
Auburn
Chamber Commerce
United States Junior Chamber of Commmerce
George W Laner
Alabama Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
St. Louis
Henry Geissendier
Dothan Jeycers
Henry Kearns
Pasadena
California
National Preachem
Jaycees
Maxwell Rollins Taken By Death
Funeral services for Maxwell F Rollins forty four of Blakley Georgia route were held this afternoon at the residence with Reverends Wiley and Carlton officiating Burial followed in Sawhatchee Church Cemetery Johnson and Wilkerson in charge Surviving include his wife a daughter Mary Helen a son Hursteen U S Navy and a brother of Port St Joe Florida Active pallbearers John F E Williams Carlton Buie J Dy Buie Raymond Buie Alvin Buie and H H Willis Honorary J J Ricks Bud Williams Robby Johnson Julious Williams Charlie Ricks Sevain Jones Ralpa Malls Hollie Stall and Jim Sill
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Maxwell F. Rolling
Blakley
Dothan
Wiley
Carlton
Sawhatchee Church
Johnson and Wilkerson
Columbia
Georgia
Mary Helen
Hursteen
U. S. Navy
Port St Joe
Fla
John FE. Williams
Carlton Buie
J. Dy Buie
Raymond Buie
Alvin Buie
H. H. Willis
J. J. Ricks
Bud Williams
Robby Johnson
Julious Williams
Charlie Ricks
Sevain Jones
Ralpa Malls
Hollie Stall
Jim Sill
Accidental Gun Blast Kills Boy in Cottonwood
A shotgun accident in Cottonwood killed Ralph Byron Pescock, twelve, while he and two other boys played with a weapon at a Forehand home. Sheriff B. G. Farmer confirmed the incident and said the weapon discharged during handling by the youths, striking Peacock. Funeral services slated for 2 pm at Cottonwood Methodist Church. Surviving are his parents, a brother Barry and two sisters Agnes and Dorothy.
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Ralph Byron Pescock
Cottonwood
Shelby B
B. G Farmer
Peacock Bald
Peacock
A. D. Wilkerson
St She Cottonwood !Methodist Church
Moore
Two From Here Attend Hebrew Meet At Atlanta Convention
Rabbi Alfred Wolf and Mrs. Myer Blumberg will take part in the Southeast Regional Convention of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations in Atlanta from January 20 to 22. Wolf will speak on The Synagogue Reaches Out at the luncheon Monday, while Mrs. Blumberg, federation vice president, will reply to greetings at the Sisterhood session Tuesday morning.
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Alfred Wolf
Myer Blumberg
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Atlanta
Wolf
Blumb
Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
Sisterhood
Democratic candidates file for May 7 primary runoff
The deadline for filing declarations for the May 7 primary runoff is March 1, with runoff if needed set for June 4. Governor candidates Lt. Gov Handy Etlin Gordon Persons Joel Poole and Elbert Boozer filed, along with Sibyl Paul and Langdon Parker for secretary and auditor. The party omits a white primary and backs a constitutional amendment for stricter voter registration.
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Wah
State Democratic Executive Committee
Handy Etlin
Columbiana
Gordon Persons
Montgomery
Joel Poole
Greenville
Elbert Boozer
Anniston
Boozer
Secretary of State
Sibyl Paul
Langdon Parker
U.S. Supreme Court
Swift Swedes Are Declared Too Fast In Track News
Dan Ferris notes nearly a dozen Swedish runners under scrutiny for excessive speed and expenses as Sweden's Arne Andersson and Lennart Strand highlight the indoor season. Marcel Henennes heads toward the United States, with Wooderson possibly shipping out, and several Americans aim for strong indoor times as USA, Sweden, and UK interests converge.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Dan Ferris
Gunder Haag
Arne Andersson
Lennart Strand
Strand
Ia. A. U. Ferrig
Marcel Hensennes
Les MacMitchell
George Washington
Sweden
Haegg
Wooderson
Georgia Swampsman Confesses Slaying Of Two U S Rangers
In Waycross Georgia Oliver Thrift confessed to killing two U S Interior Department rangers near the Okefenokee refuge. He pleaded guilty to second degree murder and was sentenced to life in prison while maintaining the shooting followed a long feud with the rangers. FBI noted many bear skulls at his home.
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Swampsman
U.S
Waycross
Oliver Tonh
Weer Adert Swampaman
Fey U. & Rangers
Ead
Torn
Andrew Bryant Crews
Joe Daniel Merun
Lem
Tos
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Farmer
Tus Cale
Thrift
U. S. Interior Department
Okefenkore
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New York University
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