Delinquent Registrants Listed by Houston County Boards
A Houston County board list names six white men and two others as delinquent. The release includes several addresses in Dothan and surrounding areas along with route information for the registrants. Officials ask anyone with knowledge of the registrants whereabouts to contact local boards and remind that missing occupational questionnaires should be returned promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cumou
Dothan
Thomas Bedford
Adams
Claudie Les Wile
Ping
Joe Blackshear
Juniet Mosely
Alice
Charles Lee Harris
Burdeshaw
Robert JJ Johnson
Belgrades
Fla
James Monroe
Cauley Kurt
Cottonwood
Arthur Wilson
Dotan
Louis Brosdes Strickland
Carence Mathis
John Benny Lewis
James Steele
Group Leaves For Army Induction At Fort McClellan
Charles L Jackson of Houston County Selective Service Board No Two lists names of registrants departing for final physical exams before induction. Among those leaving are Hawking Arnie Inter, Mack Alger Newton, Alvis Brinsow, Hubert Arnold, Joel Smith, Russell Spivey, Howard Smith, Henry McGowan, Addie Bruner, James McGinty, Johnny Tidwell, Max Sconyers, Willie Cleerman, W Bracktna, Charles Stewart, Holle Strickland, Walter Williamson, Walter Sasil grove, Corbitt Ane, Floyd Sconyers, Eupidia Jenkins, JW Sykes, Ernest Williamson and Brady Newton Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L Jackson
Houston County
Selective Barvice Board
Fort McClellan
HB_'Hawking Arnice Inler
Mack Alger Newton
Alvis D. Brinsow
Hubert Lee Arnold
Joel Edward Smith
Russell Spivey
Howard Colman Smith
Henry Thomas McGowan
Addie Davis Bruner
James Rob Certs
Bates Urges WAAC Recruiting Support in Dothan
Dr. L C Bates, president of the Dothan City Commission, urged all citizens to cooperate with the WAAC recruiting station in enrolling women for service. He noted the executive order raising WAAC strength to 150000 and said thousands must be recruited from the Fourth Service Command which includes Alabama. He urged showing Dothan women the training and service opportunities offered by the WAAC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L C. Bates
Dothan
Army
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
WAAC
Bates
Fourth Service Command
Alabama
Dothen
Women's Army Artillery Corps
Worried letter from POW kin to Ken's friend
Ken Farrell writes from a distant camp detailing his captivity and poor camp conditions in Germany. He expresses concern over food and tobacco shortages, asks for parcels from the Red Cross, and hopes for letters from friends to buoy morale during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unq
Germany
Mensien
Red Cross
Ken
Damages Sought In Suit Over Mrs Cochrean Death
A $56,000 damage suit against Hill Grocery Company of Jefferson County is filed by WoC EtheraGge as administrator for the estate of Mrs Lutrell Cochrean. The action alleges she was killed in an October highway accident caused by negligence of driver Thomas Waitefield Bione Jr on the Tethar Ashford road, with the death occurring November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Grocery Company
Jetterson County
Lutrell
Tethar-Ashford
Ten Commandments push and church political role debated
A Charleston group forms The Society for the Propagation of the Ten Commandments urging clergy and parents to teach children the Decalogue. The Archbishop of York argues churches should influence politics through Christian principles, not run how society is governed, while urging personal and group study of issues. Other items note ministers taxed on cash fees, postwar isolationism critiques, and religious broadcasts from The Baptist Hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Society For the Propagation of the
York @es
Defendant Obtains Warrant For Accuser
In court, Omar Geng profane language was noted as the accuser, and a warrant was issued for Mrs Gene on charges stemming from an alleged attack. The warrant concerns Mrs Gudein. Baggett claims he was struck without provocation. Bond was posted and a trial date was set for Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godwin Opern
Omar
Gudein
Police Sar
Baggett
Judge Henry Dykes Funeral Set Today
Funeral services for Judge Henry Dykes seventy four of Ariton route three will be held at 11 am today at Balem Church with Rev. M Cannate officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery with Holman Funeral Homs directing. Surviving: wife two daughters Mrs C L Johnson and Mrs Grady Ghasett both of Ariton route three five sons J I Dykes of Ariton route one Oval Dykes of Ariton C M Dykes of Spartan Ga Nellie Dykes of Columbus J C and J T Mykea of Ashford and a sister Mrs Eddie Herring of Hartford. The speaker today is Dr O T Binkley of Wake Forest College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dykes
Ariton
Balem
M. Cannate
Beers WAAC Commission Candidate Injury Report
Fragmented OCR notes describe a candidate for WAAC commission, with references to injuries from a fall and mentions of rubber sewing company losses. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but emphasize a fall incident impacting a person and potential economic impact linked to a local sewing firm.
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Widay
Fos
Bea
David Gard
Ge Dester
Colorado
Bert Lewis
Lake al
Nagross
Dojeenen Mack
Marvis (Morris
Alee
L Harris Jofing Company
Btrest
E. Main Street
later-Hurst
Main
Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Saxon Insurance Agency
Lake Bldg
Wall
H. H. Farrell
Rlman
Georgiana
Trudy Hall
Perlman’s
Georgiana Frocks
Johnny Blair
MRA
America
University of Pennsylvania
J. Clemena Kolb
the Witness
Jesns
Nazareth
Kolbin
God
Christ
Father
Charles P. Taft
Office of Defense Health and Welfare Services
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles A. Plunkett
Georgia
Tars
P.O. W
K. G. D. Ferrell
M-Stammlager
Deutschland
Allemagne
Sirs
Bialone
Virginia
Messiaen
Brown
Ward Wilson
W. Main
Bees Tee Sewing Company
Serrsuckern
Cynthia
Furry Owito
Yuty
tuRing
Claver Nursery
Pol Hte
RONDO
Priscilla
Oxfords
Atrep Tiiparka
3Hif
Avery
Bath
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