Life In The Wiregrass Community Notes
A mixed local update lists cemetery work in progress at Cinsk Cemetery with invitations to volunteers, plus appointments for Min Allen T. McLendon as assistant supervisor and W. Fish as district supervisor. Other items report honors for Betty Suerten, Connor’s talk in Headland, a Judson Association meeting in Headland, Ham’s hospital return after eye surgery, and local crime notes including Blue Boy alias Johnson Dowling on grand larceny and a 1-year-old charged with driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Boy
City Police
Johnson Dowling
United Grocery
Cote Oates Street
Local Education Officials Named in Fragmentary Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists officials tied to state and Montgomery area education bodies. Names appear with roles such as Superintendent, attorney general, and city positions, but text is garbled with several unreadable or partial entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verner L. Camarin
Opp
General Set
Montgomery
Aguicuture
Franit Stewart
Hope Hulls
V. Ve Mitenellassen
Servatory
Btate
Tian J. Baker
Mary J. Thome
Agate Bhgalt
Langdon Parker
Monty i
Taylor Returns Zone Building To Red System
General Maxwell D Taylor explained West Berlin officials seized a Reichsbahn building inside the American sector. Soviet authorities used the move to criticise West Berlin, while East Zone guards reassumed posts as telecoms were disrupted and interzonal trains threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Beedy
Berlin
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. Property Control Office
West Berlin
Reichsbahn
Ig Harasu
Taylor
Reichsbahe
Builiding
Helmstedt
Borin Tast
Hudsiing
Éliney
Hatmatedt
Cops Record Odd Remarks At Jail Encounter
Police summarize a baffling jailhouse incident where a jailed woman sang while held by staff. A night guard noted odd phrases and weight concerns about women over 40, with unclear details and garbled quotes from the scene.
Cottondale PTA Plans School Beautification
Cottondale PTA discusses beautification of the school grounds with a committee appointed. Mrs Inez Welch presided at this week’s meeting where Raymond Cartiede reported on possibilities. Reverend Ordiea Ranco gave a devotion and Mrs Aliné Thomas spoke on reading material. A sextette entertained, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottondale
Parent-Teachers Association
Inez Welch
Raymond Cartiede
Ordiea Ranco
Davotion
Aliné Thomas
Jon. Rogers
Myre. Turkises
NB. Shores
Rotary Club to Test Audiometer at Hotel Meeting
Enterprise Rotarians will test the newly purchased audiometer at Tuesday noon meeting at the Hotel Rawls. The device will be available for Colfer County testing of resident hearing under the County Health Department supervision. A nurse will receive weekly training and conduct the project tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Chih
Rawls
Colfer County
County Bealth’ Department
Colfeg Heelttturtit
Wage Hour Law Expands Retail Exemptions and Wage Plans
The new wage hour law broadens exemptions for retail and service establishments while tightening others. It preserves exemptions for many small newspapers, laundries, bakeries, and certain shops, but excludes banks, large circulation papers, utilities, and telegraph firms. The Wage Hour Administrator gains power to sue for unpaid wages and overtime, with exemptions maintained for executive, administrative, and professional employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agrea Ag
Ms Urane
South
Lnn
Unioos
Congress
Troopers stop eight men linked to Boston harbor job
In Ridgefield Connecticut state troopers halted eight men identified as dollermakers enroute from a ship job in Boston harbor to Brooklyn New York. Empty money bags with Federal Reserve Back markings were found in Wilmington Delaware and Brunswick. James V Crowley said she masked, not bad but ready to proceed to Albany when the case moved from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgefick
Conn
Bostod
Boston Harbor
Brooklyn
N.Y
Federal Reserve
Wilmnizigtall
Del
Brungwick
Botton
James V. Crowley
Ateny
Bos Rewans
Haleburg PTA Slates Lazy Moor Minstrel Show
Haleburg PTA schedules a Wednesday evening performance titled Lazy Moor Minstrel with principal Miss Carte Grimsléy directing and a December 20 staging date. Cast includes Emmett Carter as Pappy, Evelyn Howard, Thomas Walworth, George Penuel, Arthur Harris, and others, with Eloise Pitehford and Vola Lee-Davis among featured players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carte Grimsléy
Anmouheid
Agate
Stow
Emmett Carter
Pappy
Yee
Evelyn Howard
Thomas Walworth
George
Barn landscaping boosts veteran farmer home grant plan
The 2 year veteran earns a $4100 farm improvement loan with 4 percent interest for 33 years to buy seven cows and develop pasture. The ceremony in Marianna, Florida, featured Senator Spessard Holland and FHA officials. Local leaders praised the project as a model for future government home improvements for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jovi
Philippines
New Guinea
Marianna
PHA
Florida
FHA
Gray Brigidlon
Glen Holley
Spessard Holland
Dilford B. Lasseter
Wathingtar
Jacksonville
Lasyeler
Pepper
Confederate Park
Tory Knson
Glayd
Ladin Bliteh
Deala
Harold Clayton
Gainesvite
Calin D. Gunn
Gainsville
Don C. Willis
Milton
Foundation funds questioned as bills rise in Houston County
The 18 Foundation shows about 9 341 for 1H operation and total disbursements of 92 606 for the year, leaving roughly $100s unpaid. Critics say more money was spent last year than the fund netted and urge stronger support while noting the Foundation would back the county in an epidemic with a million dollars. Individual care bills include 1 755 for patient care and 908 for group care, plus 500 for a training trip, with a two year old costing over 1 000 in local expenses. The county has been reluctant to call on the National Foundation, and leaders urge doubling efforts to meet rising needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foundation
Bird
Ite
Tooyern
IMO
Houston County
Houston
Fox
Muraen
Dothan
I Spring
Department of Public Welfare
Tmaich
Mauch
Ai. L Drive
Holt
Rive
Rayburn Delays Vote On FEPC For Two Weeks
Washington AP reports Speaker Rayburn delayed a vote on the FEPC bill for at least two weeks. The delay shifts Civil Rights legislation, as foreign policy measures receive priority under the House rules. Southerners plan thorough debate and many amendments before any action on FEPC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Arbogast
Washington
Hauté Moor
Rayburn
BU States
Hayburn
Chechera
Chechera of A Fair. Em- Hing
Tria
FEFC
Rayltun
Troyust
Dean Comey
Wits
Chahicus
FEPC
FHC
Sil
House
Senate
Primary Committee Votes Reverberate In State’s Rights Battle
A majority of the district committee nominated Hains of Gadsden amid a factional clash over old rules and recent changes. Loyalist Hains faced opposition from State’s Rights and national Democrats, with Hardwick breaking ranks to support Rains for personal reasons. The room split as delegates weighed restoring 1945 regulations at the primaries, and after tense sessions the group adjourned amid lingering divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitth
Disteia
Hains
Gadsden
Brassell
Attulla
Brussell
Ibith Asa
Hardwich
Hardwick
Rains
Tim
Roiste
Indies
IMB
Kennedy declines to name county committeeman over policy stance
In a terse exchange, Kennedy questions if the Energy of the Atete Committee mirrors public opinion and not just a single Jackzar County member’s stance. The Board of Faloneta states Kennedy has joined the Florida State Farm Bureau Federation as a field man, with duties across 28 northwest Florida counties, headquartered in Marianne.
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PMA
Hig Ferry 3
Amalies
Atete
Kennedy
Faloneta
Alabama Dixie revolt tests party loyalties in 1952 plan
A state party meeting led by Herbert Meighan discussed 1952 aims and electors, with J. Miller Bonney, Kenneth Griffith, and Norsen Barris chosen to fill committee vacancies. Grievances over Nat ion al conventions and Thurmond support surfaced as Mayfield criticized McCorvey, urging cross faction cooperation. The plan proposed Southern electors pick a candidate like Eisenhower before major party conventions, to back a States Rights nominee if needed.
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Pama
Siden
Alaama Democrats Gs
Gadsaen
Herbert Meighan
Eam Bresseli
W -Weenly
Lempapes
Allain
W. G Rainn
Cather
Bop Pge Ieee
J. Miller Boney
Cartiden
Kenneth Griffith
Cyliman
Norssen Barris
Decatur
Bonner
JMB
Harris
Truman
Griffith
Sawyer
James E. Folsom
McGorvey
Eisenhower
Lisenhower
Rim
Gerne Anther
Richters
South
Gov. Poltord
Bate
James J. Mayfield
Tuscaloosa
McCorvey
Democratic Party
Alabama
Thurmond
Mayfield
Folsom
Birmingham
Dixie
Maraeillais
Maytad
Tax overhaul would cut multiple old levies across services
The proposal would lower or replace several high tax rates including an overall 11 percent manufacturers tax intended to substitute for a 4 20 percent retail levy. It would drop local telephone service from 75 to 20 percent and telegrams from 25 to 15 percent. Transportation and photographic equipment levies would fall, while admission tax changes from five to ten cents per ten cents. Light bulbs would see a reduction from 20 to a lower percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lécal
Dee
Fragmented OCR note on 1980 conference attendance and names
The readable text mentions a 1980 conference with Frances Milcan and Mary YEW Abciliary members. It references a welcome event and a presentation by Frances Milcan at a national Ariston or Ariston ae event. Details are unclear due to corruption in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Milcan
Ational Ariston
Mia
Mary
Death notice for W Y Woodham of Chipley age 81
W Y Woodham a Chipley native aged eighty one died January night after a lingering illness. Funeral services will be held at Bethany church with details to be announced by Ward Wilson. Survived by four sons J P Woodham of Carville and others in Ocala Pensacola and Panama City. daughters Mrs Mile White Chipley and others. four sisters Mrs Minnie Turner Ce沃 Arts and Mrs Mattle White Montgomery among others. many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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W. Y. Woodean
Walter Y. Woodham
Chipley
Its. Doom
Ilimbat
Panama City
Ste
Mile White
C. C. Temples
Bush
Westville
S. J. M. Patterson
Nir
F. D Sanders
Pensacola
Bob Barentine
Minnie Ttner
Cevwarts
Mattle White
Montgomery
Stelin Perry
Blecomb
Bnd
Valero Purvis
Pantacola
Strerdl
Houston County Democrats plan meeting to set qualifications
Houston County Democratic Executive Committee will meet near Friday or the following week to fix qualifications and entry fees for county office candidates after receiving a copy of new state regulations. Committee chairman Wells of Ashford said the group will convene to set terms as the State Committee adopted rules in Montgomery. Major races include sheriff and county offices. several incumbents and challengers announced plans, with most committee members expected to seek reelection.
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Houston County
Ehh Welle
Ashford
Acon
Montgomery
Houston
Board of Revenue
County Board of Education
Mouston
Henry
Boswell
Haley Hollis
T. W.suelt
Eugene West
W. Perry Calhoun
O. M.roe
Birkett
Hartimnan Sumford
Robert Meadows
Keener Hassey
Courtroom Verdict Prompts Couple's Muted Exit
In a tense session the foreman Nira Ad Can gel announced the verdict. His chin rose while Se Upg tightened. He folded his arms as Priadax by, seated beside him, squirmed and looked toward the door. Outside the court the pair embraced briefly before leaving with restrained expressions.
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Nira Ad Cangel
Se Upg
Priadax
Dothan Negro Death Probe Sparks Navy Investigation
The body of a Dothan man was found in Charleston, South Carolina after a stabbing. Authorities, noting the man was a Navy member, questioned responsibility as to which agency leads the probe while confirming the death remains under investigation.
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Navy
Charleston
Johans Fan Evan
Fa Harry Tett. Ton
J. Cocner
Wi ‘West North Street
Marning
Secords
Associated Press
Tarrett
A1 Forest
Ster
Emadlen
Bour
Back to Work Push in West Virginia Coal Strike Area
The West Virginia coal strike shows leaders signaling a return to work as the Monongahalia region and Bethlehem Coal Company’s No. 41 mine eyes a Monday restart. Officials believe up to 80,000 strikers may resume duties, amid broader hunger and relief efforts as miners weigh back-to-work appeals. Other scenes include Colorado picket clashes and nationwide stock and consumer strain as the three-day week lingers and winter pricing presses on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Collieries
West Virginia
River Con Corporation
Morgantown
Busirello
Attix
Bee Tam
Pete
John ‘Ean
Unw'e Hinaeat
Igadess
UMW
Canon City
Cale
Rocky Mountain Empire
Sunes
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Apeey Eek Patan
Sigma Nui
Toa Taal van Carlee Wohuneoas
Teld Sy Cinsk
Perpore
Min. Allen T. McLendon
Union Springs
Donn W. Fish
Supeevizen
Abbeville
Connor
Eugene Bus Connor
Bom
Headland Hiwanks
Tutedey
Club
Rupert Weaks
Judson Association
Beptit Training Union
Headland Baptisl Church
Wednesigalent
HAM
W. W. Ham
Dak
Cbeck
Joe Chochen
Zephyr
Krecky
Spegly
Lowan-Lenn Co
Watkiaainbty
Roy Day, SR
Hiex
Tom Brown Motor Co
DE Soto
Plymouth
North Outen Street
Cottondale Pta
Haleburg Pta Slates
Lazy Moor Minstrel
Speaks
Howse
Lingleums
Harden's
Baby Chicks Wholesale
Ae Hee
ATR Corel
Sint Ramen
Ala
Rome
Apogisa
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