Legislators Agree on Eight Dollar Daily Expenses
In Montgomery the House and Senate recessed to finish a ten day organizational session. Debate over daily expense allowances and the $10 salary for interim committees dominated discussions. A concurrent plan set $8 per day for expenses, with possible future adjustments to pay for attendances and committee work.
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General Dwight Eisenhower Released From Walter Hospital
Washington reports Army Chief of Staff General Dwight D. Eisenhower was released from Walter Hospital after being treated for an acute stomach ailment. He was admitted yesterday for indigestion and has recovered sufficiently to leave the hospital today.
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Tooks
Eldridge Cameron Grover Patrick Otis Mendhein
Lebron Dennis
Floyd Martin
Straith Hall
Sheaff B . Farmer
Eagle
Washington
Mont D. Eisenhower
Army
Statt
Walter Hospital
Principal delivers gift to Big Jim at Elba High
Elba High School Principal Dixon presents Governor James E. Folsom with a wrapped gift on an official visit to Montgomery. The event included a fundraising effort by the school, raising about 250 dollars with hoped leftovers to buy a gift for Big Jim. News crews followed the governor’s conference schedule and questioned timing and details.
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Elba High School
Big Jim
Nat C Falle Monigomlay
Puneet
JC Dixon
James E. Filson
Dison
Montgomery
Gryernor
Lodu
Dixem
Dixon
Crow Heads Boy Scout Area Meets at Ozark
More than 200 people from eight counties gathered for the 11th annual South Fad es Council Boy Scouts meeting in Ozark. The program opened with a prayer by Rev Mark Lower, a pledge led by Major Eapy, and recognitions for cubmasters and mothers. Delegations from Barbour, Coffee, Covington, Dale, Geneva, Houston, Henry, and Pike counties were announced, led by adult leaders with few scouts present.
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Labor Officials Deny Union Is Dead At Dorsey Plant
Local CIO union claims Dorsey Trailer Plant refuses to honor its contract and seeks to break the union. Officials say a back-to-work offer on November 26 was rejected due to mineral shortages, with a government-trial threat cited by the union. Leaders listed include Hornsby acting president and James Nevels, with Ed Iud as sergeant at arms.
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Lam Cio
Dorsey Wailer
Umieral
Tata
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Manor
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Dorsey
Hornsby
J Harnson
James Nevels
Gnovance Committee
Ed Lud
Prins of the Leeth
Shortage Found In Funds Of House Bank Report
A report to the Attorney General details a $125,000 shortage in funds of a House bank. The document cites audits, misallocated accounts, and various personnel referenced with unclear spellings, outlining discrepancies and potential mismanagement within the office.
Axis Sally in Army Custody Reassigned Again
A fragmentary wartime item notes the nickname Axis Sally once more in military custody. Names and precise details are unreadable in the damaged text, but the report centers on a controversial figure linked to Axis propaganda. The article references wartime era actions and military handling without clear dates or locations.
Neighbor Rescues Dothan Woman From Burning Residence
A neighbor saved a woman from a house fire in Dothan as flames engulfed a residence. The incident occurred at a residence on Warnine ol tery dang with bystanders reporting smoke and fuel concerns. Firefighters arrived to control the blaze and assess injuries, while neighbors assisted in evacuating residents and keeping others safe. The victim’s condition and the full cause of the fire were not immediately available.
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Warnine
Camellia Show Cancelled By Cold
The Camellia Show has been canceled due to cold weather. Organizers announced the event could not be held as planned and refunds or rescheduling details will be provided. Local officials advised residents to stay indoors during extreme conditions.
Rain Rain Go Away in Soggy Manhattan
A HAL Boyle style column recounts heavy rain drenching New York City. The piece humorously contrasts drenched streets, blinking lights, and the city’s mood as rain disrupts daily life, with vivid scenes of sidewalks, taxis, and the atmosphere turning somber yet comic.
Dothan’s Tribute Paid Dr. Davie At Funeral Rites
A fragmented obituary notice honors Dr. Davie with funeral rites in Dothan. The readable text mentions tributes and a local ceremony, though details are obscured by garbled OCR. The item preserves the event and location but lacks clear dates or affiliations.
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Dothan
Folsom 'Locked Out' Of Governor's Home
Folsom reportedly locked out of the governor's residence amid tense protest and delayed access. The incident sparked local chatter as officials responded and a crowd gathered outside the mansion.
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Folsom
Governor's Home
Police Station Dull As No Arrests Made In Over 24 Hours
In a quiet patrol period, officers at the Police Station reported no arrests over more than a day. Communications described routine delays and a lack of notable incidents as authorities maintained a steady but uneventful watch.
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Fein
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Ceti
Teaanakers
Savings Bond Report For District 12 clears 142 bonds
Savings Bond report for District 12 shows 142 bonds redeemed with a total value of 20 017 108. The breakdown includes U.S. Savings Bonds and other government securities, with details on rates and maturities. The report notes activity and totals for the period and highlights bond redemptions and outstanding holdings.
Abductor Outwitted By Cool Calculation
Alice Devine, 17, escaped her Sacramento abductor as he prepared to collect a $10,000 ransom from her wealthy father. William Giles McStiles eluded detectives until Devine helped trap him, with the capture followed by a staged ransom call and a lengthy chase through California.
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Sacramento
Hanson
Willam Giles Wb McStiles
Ted
Miss Deaanes
Nave
Dex Ftectivin Ueengr
Baazen
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Georgia leaders clash over executive power and court path
Amid a heated dispute between Governor and Talmadge allies, Georgia eyes a fast track to the U S Supreme Court. Attorneys general anticipate a declaratory ruling within weeks as a power struggle, involving the state’s executive branch, unfolds over constitutional authority and potential appeals.
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Tate
Lefe
Supreme Court
Altorney Gemerak
Dadry
Altortey
Phonan
Db Pewardy
Ethias Gow
Arnall
Etween
Talmadge
Fiewt
Thompson
Ves
Coa
Wendy Cook
Fonthee
Veterans Plan Napier Officers Club Renovation
Veterans plan to ready the Napier Officers Club for use as a recreation center. City officials report the building’s plumbing and heating are sound, but wiring, switches, and furnishing are needed. surplus furniture may be sourced from War Assets.
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