Three Building Permits Issued In City
Three building permits were issued by the fire department on Saturday. Allowances went to W. H. Frazier for a warehouse at 101 1 2 Railroad Avenue valued at 2000 dollars Vernon Ivey for a residence at 104 Hardy Street valued at 2800 dollars and 4 T Stokes for a residence repair at 038 West Woodland Drive valued at 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Frazier
Railroad Avenue
Vernon Ivey
Hardy Street
4. T. Stokes
West Woodland Drive
Masonic Week Schedule Outlines Activities
This week’s Masonic events include Pythass Ras Lodge Nu 649 meeting Tuesday for business and Entered Apprentice work with multiple candidates, followed by a lecture using new electric slides. Wednesday brings Dothan Chapter No 113 Royal Arch Masons to confer the Royal Arch Degree. Friday features Oyster supper at the Mason Temple basement with Dothan Lodge and Ps Thageuras Lodge, all members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythassras Lodge Nu 649
Dothan
Royal Arch Masons
Dothan Lodge
Psthageuras Lodge
Mason Temp
Weekend Roundup Nets About Fifty Arrests City and County
Approximately 50 persons were arrested during the weekend by city and county officers. The city police roundup included 29 drunks and six gamblers among 43 arrests. county officers arrested four others.
Miller Returns to Training at Bainbridge Navy Facility
Fred B Miller of Kinston has returned to the Naval Training Center Bainbridge Maryland to complete recruit training after a 9 month discharge from the Naval Hospital. Miller entered service December 2 1946 as reported by the Navy public relations office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Miller
A. Miller
Kinston
Naval Training Pong
Bainbridge
Naval Hospital
Navy Public Relations Office
Mailer
Navaloo Service
Rabbi Hinchin to Speak at Howard College Tomorrow
Rabbi Martin I Hinchin of Terople Bosatres El Duthan will speak at Howard College Bir tomorrow under The Jewish Chautauqua Society. He will address the general assembly on The Jewish Idea of God. He was ordained in 1948 and serves as director of the southeast council of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations and rabbi of Temple Errant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin I. Hinchin
Terople Bosatres el
Temple- Errant
Jewish Chautauqua Society
Relief
Universites Tlies Agaunt
United States
Canada
Fenders Smashed In Auto Collision on N St Andrews St
Police report details a collision on N St Andrews St Saturday involving a car driven by Macon Branch that struck a vehicle driven by Clarence Co Hiantison as it pulled from the curb. Neither driver was injured and no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. St. Andrews St
Macon Branch
Clarence Co. Hiantison
Governor backs pay raises for state workers under $200
The governor favored blanket pay increases for state employees in the lower wage brackets and discussed plans for developing Gulf State Park near Fort Morgan Mobile. He said no official will profit from the pension system in the next four years and hinted at possible recommendations to the legislative interim committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seidle
Gulf State Park
Fort Morgan
Mobile
Liv
Georgia Governor dispute sparks budget and payroll turmoil
A chaotic scene unfolds as Governor candidates clash over tax collections and budget obligations while officials acknowledge payrolls paid without clear public funds. Benson Oduin notes expenses were met last weekend, Talmadge hints at private contributions, and a Supreme Court probe looms as finance questions surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubridge
Benson Oduin
Enecuay Department
Talmadge
People of
Georgia
Othe Ineeruit
Curfehs
Harvey Renneds
Bernesvile
Atlanta
Piedmont
Mes
Connally
Pita Ah Bronsoa
Georgia Two Co. Fouls
Gada City
General Assembly
Balboa
House of Represen
Fred Wand
Leer Assembly
Hate
Legisbo
Cotton futures move in narrow bands across markets
The New York and New Orleans cotton snippets show prices fluctuating within tight ranges. May and July contracts trace modest highs and lows with unsettled values around the 2940 to 3060 area in New York, while New Orleans figures hover near 2520 to 2700 amid uncertain trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Telephone Operators Seek Wave Increase in South
Mrs Luis Kiley led a local unit of the United Union of Telephone Operators in Duban in demanding a nationwide 12 percent across the board wage increase and yearly escalators. The Southern Federation of Telephony Workers filed these claims with Southern Bell and Telagraph, backed by the National Federation of Telephone Workers, covering over 40,000 Southern Bell and independent company employees across Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina and Tennessee. Bargaining begins in Atlanta on February 10 with a nine member committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis Kiley
Ehuicnsan
United Local Union of Telephone Operators
Duban
Southern Bell ‘Vtelephone and
Selegrapa
Southern Federaion of Telephony Workers
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Ution
Cuec-Alf
National Federation
NETW
Lhe Southern Bell Company
Alsabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Lousiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Atlanta
One Recruit and Four Veterans Enlist in Army Here
Local recruiting officials report Burt C. Cochran of Slocomb route one enlisted for three years in the cavalry. Four veterans Heyward J. Butler of Slocomb Charles K. Bradley of Dothan J. W. Chances and Theo Matais of Cottonwood enlisted in the Army on Saturday in the air corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt C. Cochran
Slocomb
Heyward J. Butler
Charles K. Bradley
Dothan
J. W. Chances
Enterprise
Theo Matais
Cottonwood
Army
Cochran
Cavalry
Air Corps
Congress weighs tax cuts and tariff issues in early session
The article surveys House debate on Knutson’s proposed 20 percent cut for incomes up to 302000, amid fears of portal pay refunds and a potential $4 billion revenue loss. It notes Republican plans for sliding scales, Democratic opposition, budget subcommittees, and actions like a two-term limit constitutional amendment. It also covers tariff commission assurances and labor committee talks on preventing strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene E. Cox
D-Gagard
House
American Activities Committee
Knutson
Treasury
Portal
Congress
President Truss
Lynn RR. E.minster
U.S. Tariff Commission
UD. S
Truman
Joseph W. Martin
Fart
Cl Michoenes Or-Michs
House Judiciary Committee
Tabor
Fred A. Hartley
Cold relief claim ad for 666 starts six symptoms
An advertisement touts instant relief from six cold symptoms including headache stuffed nose throat irritation cough and muscular aches. It urges asking a druggist at first sniffle for 666 and notes long term use and a caution to take only as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaporus
Ten New Professors Added At Auburn
The Alabama Polytechnic Institute added ten professors to the teaching staff. Cecil N. King of Birmingham joins economics and business administration, Mrs. Mery G. Bickler of Kyle Texas returns as assistant sociology professor, while Auburn welcomes Robert N. Campbell auto engineering, Henry J. Porter Birmingham engineering, William C. Knight Andalusia textile engineering instructors. Vernon K. Gunkel Hillsboro North Carolina mechanical engineering, Emil R. Hargett Russellville civil engineering, and John L. Scarborough Jr. Birmingham mechanical engineering instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Als
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Tts
Cecil N. King
Birmingham
Aew
Mery G. Bickler
Kyle
Tex
Robert N. Campbell
Henry J. Porter
J. Birmingham
William C. Knight
Andalusia
Vernon K. Gunkel
Hillsboro
N. C
Emil R. Hargett
Russellville
John L. Scarborough, Jr
Hartford Legion Post To Hear Claude Bence
Claude C. Bence of the local Veterans Administration will speak tonight at the American Legion post in Hartford. James Thornton, head of the VA in Hartford, said Bence will explain the provisions of the National Service Insurance Act to veterans there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude C. Bence
Veterans Administration Office
American Legion
Hartford
James Thornton
Bence
Veterans of Hartford
Thornton
British bank owner in Tel Aviv abducted by underground group
Gruner, 33, was sentenced to death for Irgun activity in Jerusalem and faced possible execution on Tuesday unless Cunningham commutes. In Fingland Collins, 48, manager of a Jewish owned Tel Aviv bank, was seized during tea with a Young Wurman by four underground members. a girl joined, he was chloroformed and placed in a sack. A large police search through Mia millah Arab cemetery failed to locate him or the abductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Cunningham
Palestine
Gruner
Jerusalem
Cunningham
Collins
Tel Aviv
Fingland
Wurman
Miamillah
Collns
Livestock Market Reports From Montgomery And Chicago
Livestock market news from Montgomery shows salable cattle calves and hogs with slow runs and prices near last week’s declines. Chicago USDA reports active hogs 75-100 cents higher with top around 25.00, cattle and calves largely steady to higher with mixed steer and heifer runs and cattle totals around 11,000 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Federal-State Livestock Market News Service
Union Stockyards
Chicago
USDA
Betty Lois Folds Dies in Skipperville at One and a Half
Funeral services were held at Prospect Church for Betty Lois Folds age one and a half of Skipperville route. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Survivors include her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Folds a sister Judith a brother Billy paternal grandfather W. J. Folds and maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Smith of Columbus Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lois Folds
G. W. Folds
Skipperville
Prospect Church
Holman Funeral Home
Judith
Billy
W. J. Folds
A.E. Smith
Columbus
Maternity Clinics to Resume in Madrid and Cottonwood
Houston County health officials announce the monthly maternity clinics will resume this week at Madrid and Cottonwood. The Madrid clinic is set for Tuesday at 1.00 PM local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County
Madrid
Cottonwood
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Harden
Beauchamp
Paint & Glass CO
E. Adams
Speigner Concrete Block CO
Fs.lic
City Cafe
Optometrists
C. E. Blakey
G. W. Blakey
N. Foster
Blakey Peldg
Saxon P. Poyner
Law Office
Penney Building
Dothan, Ala
Rabbi Hinchin
Howard Tomorrow
Wits
George Bo Hanul
Talmadire
Toomuinddanius
Poraudoe
Thompson
Hosa
Foers
Mhenés
Tal- 7
GFL
Thrasher, Jr
Ercer
Waltondie
Wylld Brann
Hartford Legion Post
Claude Bence
Andress
Thur
Hicks Ap Chindelar
TOM Brown Motor Co
Pe E Ts
Meador
Mixon Livestock Commission CO
Robert Malone Motors, Inc
S. St. Andrews Street
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