Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass New Director Named
Commissioner Jim Brennan is named to the Union Springs Board of Directors after the mayor’s son vacancy. The Coffee County concert schedule features the Alabama College Glee Club in Enterprise and New Brockton with Carolyn Ward of Dothan in the touring group. Arthur Pappas, retired Dothan restaurateur, rests well after surgery in a local hospital. City officers logged 34 weekend arrests including three DWI cases, one burglary investigation, and 21 public drunkenness charges. other violations included street liquor bans, disorderly conduct, and two gaming incidents.
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Jim Brennan
Deer
Jimmy Gheppel
Union Springs
Alabama Collage Glee Club
Coffee County
Enterprise
New Brockton
Carolyn Ward
Dothan
Enterprise School
New Brockton School
Jim Jenking
W. E. Barber
B. 3. Franklin
Payground
Malvern Woman Injured in Car Crash at Snack Bar
A Malvern woman was slightly injured Saturday night when the car she rode in struck a snack bar at a theater in Dothan. Mrs. Donald Johneoy was treated and released. The driver, Herbert Sanders of Dothan, fled the scene. others in the car were not charged.
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Malvern
Dothan
Donald Johneoy
Herbert Sanders
Miss Callie Holmes Weds In Midland City Ceremony
Miss Callie Mascevintane married yesterday morning in Midland City after illness. Surviving relatives include two nieces and two nephews. Funeral at Ward-Wilton Funeral Home with interment at Dothan City Cemetery. James Fred Watson, 26 days, died yesterday in Newton. Surviving are parents Lonnie F. and Mrs. Watson and others.
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Callie Holmes
Callie Mascevintane
Page
Midland City
H Jong Ilness
Alabama
Ward-Wilton Bumeral Home
Hinton Watera Offmattog
Dothan City
Mfc
Beulah Meyers
Dothan
Lucy Defnall
Newton
W. D. Stocks
Imidiena City
John Stocks
John D Flocks
Ode Hobby
Otis Staines
Lyman Baker
Herman Kittschaper
McArthur
Deputies Resume Search for Missing Man in Abandoned Well
Houston County deputies Eld ridge Cameron and Clete Bond planned to resume digging near Rehoboth to recover Edicam Holland, 36, last seen entering a car on April 17, 1922. The well had caved in during prior work, nearly trapping John Jenkins, a county employee. If unsuccessful, they may target other wells in the area. Clayton Molland of Detroit, brother of Ephram, was in town as the case drew renewed attention while Holland’s fate remained unresolved.
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Houston County
Eldridge Cameron
Clete Bond
Rehoboth
Bond
John Jenkins
Ploye
Cameron
Edicam Holland
Clayton Molland
Detroit
Mich
Ephram
Holland
Communists Routed in Korean War Fighting Near Kumyangjang
UN forces repel Communist resistance in a limited objective attack from Suwon toward Kumyangjang and Enon with substantial yard advances. Allied lines push 3,009 to 5,000 yards as Lt Gen. Matthew Ridgway reports 160,000 Chinese Red casualties this month, including 40,000 killed. Inchon coast shelling by a South Korean unit, and naval bombardments by HMS Ceylon, USS St Paul, and USS Hawk target Taetum area. St Paul silences a shore battery.
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Kum
Yanglang
Tchon
Kumyangjang
Suwon
Enon
Inchon
Ceylon
St. Paul
Hawk
Taetum
30 Day Deferment Ordered For Graduating Students
Washington officials announce a 30 day post graduation deferment to allow college seniors and future graduates to seek essential industry jobs. The plan enables boards to grant 2 A occupational deferments if the work is deemed vital to health safety and national interests.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
SRO
Hershey
Selective Service
Robert Paul Named to Batererite Faculty
Pike County native and Troy State Teachers College graduate Robert Paul joins the Batererite faculty. He brings a background in education and future studies, expanding the school’s instructional staff.
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Enterprise
Robert Paul
Pike County
Troy State Teachers College
Batererite
Future Studies
Professors Study Cosmic Rays Deep in Salt Mine
Two Cornell University physicists probe cosmic rays two thousand feet underground in a salt mine. Dr. Kenneth Greisen and Dr. Giuseppe Coccani hunt clues to high energy events in the earth’s atmosphere, focusing on mesons among fragments from cosmic ray particles.
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Howard W. Blaresler
Cornell
Kenneth Greisen
Giuseppe Coccani
Laboratory of
Nuclear Studies
Earth
Pardon Board Link Probed as Halstead Criticizes Deals
Judge Halstead charged the past Pardon and Parole Board with corruption and urged disclosure of actions taken by members. He cited witnesses and cases involving Carrie Colling T J Mar leis and Willie Fenn, all described as Negro, and noted payments of 300 dollars for release. He demanded accountability and strength in government.
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Glen Vinson
Folsom
Sonspiracy
Carrie Colling
T. J. Marleis
Willie Fenn
Ruby Lee Collins
Halstead
Wn Drinkard
Vinson
Ya Paroc
Pardon-Farole Board
Sid Pa
Toles
Houston County Aid
Pariton Parole Board Drafting New Policy
Montgomery report says the new Pariton Parole Board, appointed by Gor Gordon Persons, is drafting policy and rules for release decisions. Turner, Neil Davis, and Mrs. Ethel Gayle are collaborating, with statements forthcoming. Earlier board under Folsom appointees set aside rules months ago.
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Montgomery
Pariton Parole Board
Pal ‘Fey
Cnairgan
Howell Turner
Farrer
Folsom
Bill Drinkard
Glen Winson
Neil Davis
Auburn
Ethel Gayle
Gor Gordon Persons
Turner
Former Eagle Scout to Deliver Address At Council Banquet Ozark
The Southeast Alabama Bay Scout Council in Ozark will host its annual banquet tomorrow night with former Eagle Scout Dr John T Caldwell as guest speaker. Caldwell, a Mississippi native and former president of Alabama College Montavallo, earned Scouting's highest award and later led as councilmaster. He served in the Navy during World War II, attaining lieutenant commander and earning the Bronze Star for Okinawa. Roy E Jeffcoat, council president, will preside. Tommy Amason and Clyde Levern organized the event at the Ozark Community House.
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Southeast
Alabama Bay Scout Council
Ozark
Cnfdal
John, T. Caldwell
Mississippi
Scouling
Caldwell
Alabama College At
Montevallo
Mississippi State College
Duke University
Princeton University
Vanderbilt University
Navy
Iff
16Th Army
Pacific
Okinawa
Pozark
Roy E. Jeffcoat
Tommy Amason
Clyde Levern
Derthan
Two Men Arrested In Rink Burglary Case
Two men named Hubert Willis Williams, 28, of Jacksonville Florida, and Reborn Johnson of Albany are held for investigation over a burglary at the Fairground Skating Rink office during the weekend raid. About $3 was taken from a pinball machine and a soft drink box. the incident occurred in Houston County.
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Hubert Willis Williams
Jacksonville
Fla
Johnson
Albany
Fairground
City zoning action planned as commissioners meet in session
City commissioners convened at 9 am for a regular session and a major meeting tomorrow to consider a revised zoning ordinance. A taxi company petition for zoning plan changes was submitted two weeks ago and the state planning commission has re vamped the ordinance and recommended adoption.
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Botha Taxi
State Planning Commission
Livestock Prices Across Major Georgia Markets
Livestock totals reach 250 cattle 100 calves and 3500 hogs across eight major plants in Georgia and nearby markets. Hog barrows and gilts priced 19 to 24.28 per hundredweight with slight regional variations, while cattle and sow figures show mixed gains and declines.
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Platteary
Columbus
Moultrie
Thomasville
Titton
Dothan
Jacksonville
Ged
Aoee
Dixie fast becoming nation s arsenal for super weapons
Atlanta AP reports H McKinley Conway Jr of the Southern Association of Science and Industry says the South hosts 18 major military research centers and more are planned, including an air engineering center near Tullahoma Tennessee and a proposed multi million dollar quartermaster lab near Atlanta, as the region emphasizes advanced weapons development and security from attack.
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Atlanta
South
Georgia Engineering Society
H. McKinley Conway, Jr
Souther Association of Science and Industry
Conway
Souther States
Auguste
Southland
Air Engineering
Tullahoma
Tenn
U. S Air Force
Florida
Redstone Arsenal
Hunts
Army
Daingerfield
Texas
Navy
Navys
Anyderwater
Lake Gem
Orlando
Oak Ridge
Oe Eeasorary Energy Commission
Thal Bureau
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Quartermaster Research
Ozark Concert Group Seeks New Members in 1981 Drive
Ozark Community Concert Association launches 1981 membership drive the week of Wareh 12 with Victor Taylor as new president appointing the enrollment chair. Rates list adults and students with reciprocity ties to Dothan and Enterprise enabling access to nearby concerts.
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Ozark
Ozark Community Convert Association
Victor Taylor
Dothan
Enterprise
Bere
Thane
World War Ace Shot Down 26 Planes Killed in Jet Crash
The article reports on a famed World War II ace known for 26 aerial victories who died in a jet crash during a trainer flight. It notes uncertainty around the crash details, mentions his upbringing in Ohio, and references his service with Allied air forces before joining the RAP.
Truman Pleven seek united front over Indochina clash
The article outlines continuing Franco American talks since last August on Indochina. It notes plans for an urgent Korea war review and a possible UN peace conference with France, to deter Chinese Red intervention. Pleven seeks American arms and diplomacy, with promises of support if needed.
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France
Indo-Chine
Truman
Theas
Pleven
Indo-China
Americ
United States
Indo. -Chine
U. S
Condition Of Two GY In Accident Critical
The report notes David G Kennedy and Eddie Deese, both Midland City residents, remained in critical condition after their car overturned north of Dothan. The Saturday wreck also involved Tom Teuikim, transferred to Dothan for injuries. Wes Pullum’s son, Wes Pullum Jr, suffered a head injury with possible internal damage and was listed as serious.
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David G. Kennedy
Midland City
Eddie Deese
Dothan
Kennedy
Deese
Tom Teuikim
Wes Pullum
Malvern
Pullum Ja
Toot Te You, Too, Says U. 5. Colonel Toot Te You
Fragmentary text describes a U S Army officer and a colonel named Ges or Kel- Neher in Albany New York amid a wartime context as Chinese foes attempt intimidation and troops strive to reach objectives.
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U. 5
Ges
Kel- Neher
Poultry Prices Steady in North Georgia Markets
In Atlanta poultry markets, demand remains fair to good with steady tone. Prices paid FOB farm for broilers and fryers run around 25 to 27 cents, mostly 25 to 25 cents, reflecting stable regional activity.
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Atlanta
USDA
North Georgia
Nearly 12 000 Alabama farms lost in five years
AP report shows Alabama farm numbers declined from 211 000 in 1945 to about 199 000 in 1950 with Cullman DeKalb and Marshall counties recording the largest farm totals while Bibb county had the fewest. Farm value and product rules from 1964 and 1950 census changes are noted.
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Birmingham
Absbama
Ims
Barens
Worth Alabama
Cullman
DeKalb
Marshall
Bibb
Black Belt
Alabama
Ag Farme
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