Hawkins Rites Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for A. W. Hawkins sixty five who died after weeks of illness were held this afternoon at Foster Street Methodist Church with Dr E A Cailois officiating. Burial followed in Headland Methodist Cemetery. Surviving are his wife Alice L Hawkins three daughters all of Dothan two sons Jerome Hawkins Dothan and Captain Lynn Hawkins Fort Benning and several grandchildren. Active pallbearers were Glynn Hawkins Ralph Moseley Robert Ramsey and H Richard Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Hawkins
Hig Hore
S. St. Andrews St
Foster Street
Methodist Charen
E. A. Cailois
Headland Methodist Cemetery
Ward- Wilson
Headland
Dothan
Alice L. Hawkins
Robert Ramsey
Ralph Moseley
John Cannon
Jerome Hawkins
Lynn Hawkins
Fort Benning
Glynn Hawkins
H Richard Ramsey
Eldred Grintsley and Spann Honorary Mention
Honorary list includes T R Mails Moseley H A Helles Wfries John Jeffries C W F Newton Dr Thomas Woods Campbell E W Hawk Martin C A Strieger Solomon Thad Matched Griffin Quince Holkica and Feld. By Huaste: Cae u K r rc bet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldred Grintsley
Spann
T. R. Mails Moseley
H. A. Helles
W- Fries
John Jeffries
C. W. F. Newton
Thomas Woods
Campbell
E W. Hawk Martin
C A. Strieger
Solomon
Thad Matched
Griffin
Quince Holkica
Feld
Huaste
Cae U K. R Rc Bet
Probation Granted Negro In Shooting Case
Probation granted to Edgar Anderson Nesim in a shooting case. Sentence reduced to several months in a celibate? court before Judge. Eb die Weras sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to a charge of intent to commit a crime with a weapon. Details unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Anderson
Nesim
Minor Injury From Auto Collision Near Appletree
Kenneth Edward Waldrop suffered minor injuries and bruises in a collision with a car driven by Richard Holison yesterday afternoon on B85 S. Appletree. Waldrop’s truck was not damaged, while both vehicles sustained light damage. Officers lodged no charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Edward Waldrop
S. Appletree P.m
Ac Sport
Waldrop
Richard Holison
Four Year Veteran Re-Enlists In Army
Jesse Curtis Spivey of Dota route O6 reenlists in the Army after four years service with the 7th and 1st Armies in North Africa and Sicily. He holds the Purple Heart and has combat theater ribbons with stars. Also noted are Carl Alten Guilford and James I. Blues man, recent local veterans from Port St. Joe and Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Curtis Spivey
Reemata
Spivey
North Africa
Sicily
Carl Alten Guilford
Overstreet
Fla
Port St. Joe
James I. Bluesman
Geneva
Rotary Club hears talk by trainmaster Stockard
J J Stockard ACL trainmaster spoke on railway experiences during World War II and service in the U S Army Transportation Corps. Rotarian J H McAlbley introduced him with Mor ett in charge of the program as members from Hughes Tupper Lake and other areas attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Stockard
ACL
J. H. McAlbley
M. KK. Morett
Stochard
Transportation Corps
U. S. Army
Germany
Rota
Ursugias Hughes
Tupper Lake
N. Y
Joe Ackerman
Tadeanapeds
Edo
Marcus C.ers
Cuolorado Springs
Cuio
Morton Flamberg
Contov
Seb Beek
Cordon Handson
Ahd
EO A. Chide
Duthan
Foreign policy hearings and TVA travel expense debate
The Senate committee and House actions concern bipartisan foreign relations oversight and the Tennessee Valley Authority travel expenses. Debate centers on federal spending, oversight of the State Department, and the adjustment of wartime and relief expenditures. The discussion includes TVA scrutiny and proposed budget ceilings, with ته.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yu Sluw
Os Oke Attun
House Freign Affairs Cormnites
Unan Imade
Kernath McKellar
Tnessee Walien
Senate
TVA
Gianten
Clapp
MVR
TVA Oaud
Raun
John Taber
SUL En Ud Riuse
Guy
Ue- Cyloael Guintries
Dake
Taber
Fuker
Prado
Dayar
Garnae
Neurse Rogers
House
Etiote
Maspstads
Fragmented OCR Summary of an Unclear Note
The text presents a garbled OCR fragment mentioning names and dates with no coherent report. It references a person or event but lacks identifiable details, places, or actions to form a clear summary. Additional readable content is needed to produce a proper news item.
Ball and Schwellenbach Clash Over Back-to-Work Bill
Senator Schwellenbach challenged Ball on a proposal allowing firing strikers who refuse a back-to-work offer, arguing it invites strikebreakers and harms management relations. Ball defended the measure as giving employers leverage to prevent work stoppages while keeping workers’ rights intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing. Schwellenbach
Schwellenbach
Ball
Thomas
Labor Committee
Enopresers
Balls
Alu
Justice Department
National Labor Relations Board
Jewish agency executive held amid Tel Aviv raid
In Tel Aviv armed men seized a Jewish agency executive as Britain and France pressed a citywide security operation. Windham and Collins were reported missing amid tense curfews while appeals to the Privy Council were sought for an inmate due for execution. British authorities warned strict measures unless the pair were returned. Also noted, Rotary founder Paul Harris died at 99 in Chicago.
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Jewish Agency
Curler Fi
Windham and
Collins
Tel Avivo
Numberground
France
Tel
Pulice
Teoder
Goa
Sunil
Pesca
Petah Tanwar
Sabbeets Devan
Thoruough
Brrohoomiita
Windham
Hoestare
Dave Bela Gruner
Meeiter
Jewish Underground
New York and New Orleans Cotton Prices Report
Opening and closing figures for New York and New Orleans cotton markets show May and July futures with notable highs and lows. May contracts reach 3949 in New York, while July drifts around 2882. In New Orleans, May bids echo market volatility with bids near 3042 and December around 2590 as traders assess demand and harvest timing.
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New York
Indictment Challenges Grand Jury Evidence In Gwaltney Case
The grand jury faced no evidence to support Gwaltney’s indictment alleging bribe related poll tax gifts to influence votes. The solicitor admitted there was no legal evidence before the grand jury to sustain the indictment and that it rested on suspicion rather than legal proof. Mrs Griffin’s motion to quash claimed she testified before the grand jury and that the indictment stemmed from her testimony and the jury’s actions. The solicitor further conceded the defendant was subpoenaed and warned against introducing evidence to incriminate her.
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Gwaltney
Circuit
Keener Baxley
Thas
Inig Uy
Grand Jury
Sucd
Beinre
Piad
Ambiguous OCR Note on Voter Signing Rules
The text appears to discuss a requirement for a signed attestation by two registered voters to attest good character. It references boards of Meraha and fest details about prospective signatures, but the fragment is garbled and lacks clear provenance or context.
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Chronic bronchitis may develop if your cough chest cold or acute bronchitis is not treated. Creomulsion goes to the seat of the trouble to loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal inflamed bronchial membranes. It blends beech wood creosote with other medicines for coughs and contains no narcotics. Buy with the guarantee of satisfaction or refund.
Negro Charged With Attempted Assault On 13 Year Old Girl
A warrant charging attempted rape was sworn against Johnny Stephens. Deputies said Stephens, a Negro, picked up a 13 year old girl on Range Street last night and tried to persuade her to go out of town. The car ran out of gas after the approach, and the girl escaped to her home. Stephens is held in the county jail on a 750 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Stephens
Offficers
Stephens
Stimson On Warnings and Alternatives for Japan Surrender
A wartime committee weighed warning methods for Japan and rejected both an advance alert and a battlefield demonstration as impractical and risky. Bard briefly opposed changes but later switched his vote on a coraclesign proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard
Stimson
A day at the big $99,999 shopping spree
A narrator describes an extravagant mock shopping spree through a national dream store floor by floor. Items range from English suitings and neckties to a Rock Martin fur coat and Rembrandt etching with prices escalating to thousands. The tale ends with a pithy note on taxes and a modest subway ride home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Adolphe Menjou
Tiffany's
Rationing Basis Challenged Over Fairness for New Firms
The historical percentage method used to allot sugar rations favored incumbents and harmed new businesses like Moberly. Letts granted an injunction citing bias and lack of OPA power under War Mobilization laws. Sugar rationing may end March 31, with renewal sought from Congress separate from war powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Letts
OPA
Congress
Spring Clinic for Houston County Crippled Children Held May 23
Mrs. C. L. Collins announces the spring clinic for crippled children in Houston County. The event will take place May 23 at the First Presbyterian Church in No than.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County
C. L. Collins
County Department of Public Welfare
First Presbyterian Church
Nothan
Hog prices rise as cattle receipts rise in southern markets
Livestock receipts at eight major packing plants across Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomaston and Tifton Georgia Dothan Alabama and Jacksonville Tallahassee Florida totaled 225 cattle 50 calves and 2 500 hogs. Hog trading was fairly active with prices steady to mostly 50 cents higher. Prices for hogs ranged from 11.00 to 22.00 per hundredweight across weight classes and quality categories.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Fla
Chicago Hog and Cattle Prices Dip in Mixed Readings
USDA market report shows salable hogs 11 000 of 17 500 with prices 50 to 75 cents lower, top around 24.50 sparingly, most 24.00 to 24.35 for 180-240 lb. cattle supply 7 500 with fed steers and yearlings up to 25 cents higher, top steers around 25 25, heifers 22.50, cows steady to strong, stock cattle very scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Market report from Union Stock Yards shows varied cattle sales
Federal Market News Service from Union Stock Yards reports light cattle receipts with few early sales. Prices steady to close vs Monday, including common to medium slaughter steers and Heifers at 9.00 to 16.00, cows 9.25 to 12.50, and bulls 9.00 to 12.00, amid limited testing of the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Fed
Union Stock Yards
Stock market and livestock quotes from regional market report
Tam stocker steers range around 13.00 to 50 cents per unit with calves showing salable receipts and mixed quality. Hogs show 200 head ready, prices steady with barrows and gilts 390 to 300 pounds at 21.50 to 21.73, over 300 pounds 20.00 to 21.99, lighter weights 18.50 to 14.50 and 10.00 to 12.00 for small classes. Cattle and hogs summary note moderate activity and varied demand across weight classes.
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Big Jar
Fred M. Tatum
E. M. Hightower
Lin - L Se Oheee
Harden
U. S
Fleury Doll
Narberth
Philadelphia
Mobile
Army
Serre
City Cafe
Optometrists
C. E. Blakey
G. W. Blakey
Tippet
N. Foster
Blakey Blig
Houston
Saxon P. Poyner
Law Office
Penney Building
Dothan, Ala
Rotary Club
Wohanhood
J. L. Harris Rooting CO
Veterans Administration Management
Alabama
Hurley AL Sinightright
EB. Head
Montgomery VA
J. M. Slaton, Jr
Vetrans Administration
Southeastern
Montgomery Hospital
Tuscatoosa
Tuskegee
Rotary
Paul Po Ffarris
Rotary Club Movement
New Orleans
Gwaltpey
Faye Newton Underwood
Underwood
Dr. Caldwell
Montgomery Market
Tam Stocker
TOM Brown Motor CO
N, Foster
Pho
Speigner Concrete Block CO
Harry Hall Company Insurance — Real Estate — Loans
S. Foster St
Realty
Carload
Houston County Milling Co
South Oates
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