Absenteeism Crackdown by Alabama Boards in War Effort
Montgomery AP reports Alabama Selective Service directs local boards to press employers to report absentees for worker deferral violations. Boards to induct missing workers without permission, aiming to curb absenteeism as February call nears. Col James T. Sonnsor notes emphasis on young registrants and maintaining war production.
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Montgomery
Stele Fead
Abs Ateesm
Sodar
James T Sonnsor
Rture
Sersee
Johnson
Col. Johnson
Selective Service
Idzkuetign
Funeral Rites Held For Coy K Hollis
Coy K Hollis a Hartford route 1 farmer died in a Dothan hospital after a short illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Pilgrim Rest Church with Rev A D Zhinden officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed with Ward Wilson Funeral Home in charge.
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Coy K. Follis
Hartford
Houston County
Dothan
Pilgrim Rest Church
A. D. Zhinden
Buriel
Ralph, Cox
Kelton Upton
Oliver Hartley
Clifton Hollis
Curtis Casey
Jerome Hawkins
Jerome Hawkins. Honorary Pallbearers Were Dr
D C. Haistens
Pat Poyner
Ludge Saxon P. Poyner
Albert Logue
Ernest Harris
Ilenny Herriz
Bill Heel
Ted Dalton
A. B. Daughtry
W. F. Smith
Ward Wilson Funeral Home
Mrs. Maggie Waters Dies Near Dothan
Mrs Maggie Waters 62 died at home on Dothan route five. Born in Barbour county she moved to Houston County in 1914 and lived there since. Funeral Friday at 11 a m at Wiggins Baptist Church with Rev Je ter Baldwin and Rev Greasy Vann officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by husband Noah Waters a son J L Waters eight grandchildren three sisters and three brothers. Ward Wilson Funeral Home in charge.
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Maggie Waters
Dothan
Barbour County
Sol Patterson
Jakin
J. M. Danford
Panama City
Fla
L. J. Lunsford
L. Horne
A. B. Patterson
Grateville
L. D. F Patterson
Fig
Seldon Fatterson
B P Calhoun
Oscar Calhoun
Eugene Kennedy
F. J. Kennedy
Adolphus Denford
Talmadge
Benton Ward-Wilson Funeral Home
World Charter Considerations in Global Order Preamble
The item cites Worrla C Bakke of Colorado and Prof Max Rheinstein of the University of Chicago proposing that principles of the Atlantic Charter guiding a just world order should be included in the preamble of any world organization constitution. A separate proposal urged that the final form of the world security plan require that no nation may sit on two juries of nations if its own case could be tried, a provision supported by one group.
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Worrla C. Bakke
Colorado
Max Rheinstein
University of Chicago
Testimony on Dozier Griswold shooting continues
Witnesses described the confrontation as Dozier fired after Griswold allegedly struck him and tried to rise. Defense experts testified an abdominal wound was an entrance wound and bullets entered Dozier from the back.
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Dozier
Atale
Ed Thur- McReed Dozier
War ethics debate over dog transport for war effort
In New York Eleanor Roosevelt comments on risks of using dogs in cargo planes while officials in Memphis reference January counts. The discussion centers on whether a dog could serve the war effort and who would be responsible for its transport. The War Department and Army Air Forces defer to higher authorities, with comments noting December counts and January dates.
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Rovervelt
Lasbert Beth * Mart
New York
Eleanor Rooseveltvile
Leroy
Memphis
Army Airforce
Warkington
Mra. Nix
War Department
Aks
St W
Cantinued From Page One Labor Wages Debate
Number 12 discusses the impact of wage gaps caused by workers moving to lower-paying jobs and who should cover the difference. May calls it an administrative problem outside service law. The text questions who would administer draft boards and War Manpower Commission in labor disputes.
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May
Taw Sellective
War Manpower Commission
Churchill warns against overclaiming British role in American war effort
In a measured address, Churchill cautions not to boast of British arm forces as the war's greatest American battle unfolds. He notes German counteroffensive will not deter Allied aims and honors American sacrifices shared with British troops in a grueling month of telegrams and losses.
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Churchill
Churchill warns Britain over Balkan feuds threaten postwar settlements
In a two day debate on global affairs Churchill asserts no European power can rely on Italy and warns against Balkan feuds hindering postwar settlements. He notes dialogue with Stalin, keeping Roosevelt informed, and pledges to rescue hostages held by ELAS if Greece revolts continue violence.
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Italy
Spain
Churchill
House
Rial
Balkan
United States
Marshal Stalin
Roosevelt
ELAS
Greece
Ther Slaugher
Unconfirmed Moscow Note on East Prussia Offensive
A report cites a Red Army offensive 13 miles into northeast East Prussia, with German sources noting Necombhar 14to Warsaw and expectations the Lublin regime would relocate there, though Moscow has not confirmed the date.
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Necombhar
Warsaw
Lublin
East Prussia
Moscow
Tennessee considers fuel tax for aeronautics and show facilities
The state aeronautics director reports Tennesseans earmarked half of their seven cent tax for air development and field upkeep while lawmakers weigh diverting gasoline revenues from highways. Agriculture and livestock facility plans are discussed as Rep Garrett leads a study before final recommendations, amid trial testimony questions.
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Edgar Stanford
Commiteemen Tennesseans
Simiar
Highways Department
Alex Pow
Chauncey Sparks
Agrculture
W. W Garrett
Funeral rites held for Mrs Sallie Sasser
Funeral services were held at Pilgrim Best Church for Mrs Sallie Sasser with Rev A D Zour officiating. Burial followed the church ceremonies. Surviving are two sons Jack and H J Lesser of Dothan, three daughters Mrs Georgia Peters of Newson, Mrs Lisenby of Slocomb, Mrs Annie Kall Worth of Dothan, and a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Pilgrim Best
A D. Zour
Oficueting
Bumel
H J Lesser
Dothan Rowe
Georgia Peters
Newson Rouse
Lisenby
Slocomb Route One
Annie Kall Wpsworth
Dothan
Reeves Addresses Exchangites Here
Patron Sam C Reeves, pastor of the First Baptist Church, spoke at the Exchange Club meeting. He urged resilience and sacrifice, presenting a philosophy of fearlessness and sharing what one can no longer keep, while plans for a future event were discussed.
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Tor
Sam C Reeves Paxior
Bapur
Weotarlumeriean Merung
Pubes Exchenge Club
Alleged Saboteurs To Face Commission
Two men described as alleged saboteurs were to face a commission after being transported from Germany to New York on a Maine voyage to Governors Island. The AP report notes Secretary Commission named by State at a trial service command. The committee was expected to decide whether to proceed with formal charges against the two men.
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Tro Mes
Beve Ue
Tanfad
Germany
Maine
Governors Island
New York
Curis
Ene
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