Extended Dothan City Limits Benefits and Costs
The piece argues extending Dothan corporate limits beyond 1923 to include growing areas before the 1950 census. It asserts residents see themselves as Dothan citizens, with potential population gains, school tuition savings, and lower fire insurance, offset by ad valorem taxes. It warns many families would be counted as outsiders without extension.
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Dothan
NATO
FAULK
Outada
Kmany
Pollan Elected Temporary Leader of Amvets Post Dothan
Elmer Pollan won the temporary post commander role at a Dothan Amvets meeting attended by 121 veterans. Charles Skinner, Edward Cugowski and Nick Saad were named temporary officers. state commander Carl Jiffin spoke on Amvets as a nonpartisan veterans group. Thirty nine paid applications will become charter members. next meeting set for February 14 at 7:30 p.m.
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Elmer Pollan
Dothan
Amvets
Ity Hall
Tre
Charles R. Skinner
Eer
Edward Cugowski
Nick Saad
Wags Carl Jiffin
Fttrans
Tirty
Dothan Post
Jimmie Ye
Alabama No. 1
Montgomery
Saad
Bleity
Joseph Olsen
Jack
H. G. Smith
Thom Brownlee
Levion Hall
Accidental Shotgun Discharges Wounds Dothan Man
A 408 West Street resident Morris a Dothan Negro accidentally discharged a shotgun while handling it in his home. The firearm struck him, causing a hand injury and sending him to a city hospital for treatment.
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Morris
Negro Woman Killed As White Supremacy Case Moves Forward
A gunman fired through a grocer window in Georgia, killing Ruby Collins as police search for a masked assailant. The incident coincides with a Georgia Senate committee vote on full hearings for a Talmdadge backed white supremacy reform.
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Georgia
Grocers
Houston
Plackshear
Ruby Lee Collins
Dothan Nerro
Hibara
Gino Penms
Or Police
Sherif
County Rejects Face-Lift for Courthouse Clock
County officials rejected a $1,100 proposal to refinish or replace the moth clock atop the courthouse. New York engineers who installed it offered to replace the wooden face with a new one, but the plan was postponed for a while, Judge Leave said.
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Albert Tecue
New York
Leave
Two Girls Arrested For Damaging Taxi
Mildred Smith and Hazel Baker were arrested by city police on a warrant from 1 OH Whit for refusing to pay a fare and damaging a taxi cab by breaking a window. The pair were released after noon on bond.
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Mildred Smith
Hazel Baker
OH. Whit
Third Rotary Forum Set Tonight With Noted Speaker
The third session of the Potary club’s Institute of International cooperation will begin at 7:20 in Recce at Copter tonight. Clarence W. Repesser, world traveler, will deliver the keynote speech on cooperation or confusion in travel. The forum aims to promote understanding among peoples across the globe.
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Potary
Institute of International
Chester M. Tobin
Chicago
Far East
Imre Kovacs
Hengarian
R. M. Ward
Hr Retars
Aeentse
Communists Cut Rails Block U S Withdrawal Road
North China reports say Communist forces severed the Peiping Tientsin railway to hinder U S withdrawal from Peiping. The attack followed a State Department announcement of American military troop withdrawal. Observers warn departures may spark heavier fighting in Manchuria and North China.
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Terriory
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1S Marines
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Armes
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Parish Qualifies for City Race in Three Way Contest
Parish advances to a three candidate city race with remarks on past service and eligibility. The field includes McCillister and Geers Pareb. Deadline to qualify is February 4, with expectations of formal announcements and public notice.
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Noro
a.Geers Pareb
Bresceni
Tehy
Tarsier McCillister
Forte
Tore Cailrond
Tater
Vernon, Fla
Rael Yeears
Yorka Majority Pii Stelgicy Poakocs
Tornadoes Kill Four Injure Forty In Alabama
Three communities in Alabama faced tornadic winds killing at least four people and injuring about 40 others. Kent reported three deaths, Bethel saw one, and Montgomery outskirts suffered injuries and property damage. Red Cross reported 11 injured. Georgiana clerk described Bethel near AB as a small store community mostly demolished.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Kent
Ala
Bethel
Georgiana
Ruby Gorham
Red Cross
Greenville
Tornado Strikes In Arkansas Area
Damaging tornadoes struck areas in Arkansas and nearby states causing homes and buildings to burn or collapse. Authorities report multiple injuries and property losses with severe power outages and disrupted services across central Arkansas and southern Missouri.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Sonthywesst
Missouri
Middle West
Ibertue
Othera Presse
Ate Derboon
Ager
Chahta
Former Boy Scout Leader Injured Near Colterhin
A former Boy Scout leader, Raseae Stevens, is injured after a crash near Colterhin on Tuesday afternoon. Stevens, of Dietnan, was taken to the hospital in critical condition after the collision involving a caravan and cab, with several injuries reported and ongoing care.
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Raseae Stevens
Colterhin
Fo Stevens
Dietnan
Vis
Stevens
Columbiuia
Eegut
Larry
Two Strange Tribes Found Warring In Washington
Hal Boyle reports from Washington D C a strange village by the Potomac where two warring tribes named Democrats and Republicans share a communal stone hut compound. Most residents avoid conflict but some work days end in afternoon contemplation in the river valley.
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Washington
Waltington
Potomac
Ebhiente
Pelmeil
British Banker Abducted and Freed in Tel Aviv Case
A British banker kidnapped in Tel Aviv was seized from his courtroom earlier and freed unharmed within hours. Judge Ralph Waindhars reported the incident and the seized person was then released by authorities.
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Wien
Dev
Fragmented OCR News Snippet from Montgomery Area
An unclear OCR fragment references Montgomery and mentions a dated event or notice. Names, dates, and specific details are unreadable, with partial phrases suggesting a local report or public notice.
Three Confessions Rejected In Dahlia Slaying
Police reject three confessions tied to the Dahlia murder as the investigation continues. The chaotic report notes uncertain details and cites a tainted trail amid ongoing inquiries and court procedures.
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Dahlia
Young Wolves Don Sheep Clothing Revert To Nature
A Chicago thief pair used deception to approach Mrs. Kalnitz. They assaulted her in an alley and relieved her of a purse containing 13 and a wristwatch and rings valued at 31,900. Police were alerted as the incident unfolded near her home.
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Chicago
Atdewatke
Ohne
Unclear Rent Hike Confusion Grips Capitol Notice
Fragmented OCR text shows a rent hike dispute and political chatter with references to Senate, White House, and government actions. The garbled lines hint at official notices, possible orders, and public statements affecting housing policy. Names and places are unreadable. no coherent event or outcome can be confirmed.
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