William R. Wiggins Death Notice Fragment
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of William R. Wiggins with mentions of survivors Mrs CC S Griswold Muss Marvy Wiggers and a brother, plus references to U S Air Force service and a Melman Funeral, all from a decayed public notice fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Wil F
Weepins Jr
Newae
CC S Griswold
Seavibe
Marvy
Ape
U S
Weegieme
Ofisaam
Ces
Sluzy Exuuly
Hares Griswold
Melman
Byrnes' appointment and Truman cabinet reshuffle noted
The article details Byrnes' fifth cabinet post under Truman, naming new secretaries and a postmaster general set to begin duties. It mentions possible State Department reorganization, reliance on key advisers, and prepares for Truman to seek Senate approval of the UN Charter and to meet Churchill and Stalin near Berlin to discuss peace preliminaries.
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Birnes
Truman
Hoosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
Agriculture
Labor
Clinton P. Anderson
Lewis B Schuellenbsch
Jom €. Clark
Robert E Han| Regan
Democratic National Committee
Byrnex
State Department
William le Claytes
Bernard Mr. Baruch
Baruch
South Circliny Plantalon
Charleston
Senate
Clayton
Texas
Stettinizs
Archibald MacLeish
Joseph C. Grew
Nelson Rockefeller
Gandson
John D. Rockefeller
Byrnes
Fela
Cone
Washington
Churchill
Marshal Stalin
Berlin
Transfer of greases to balance labor regions reported
AP and the War Manpower Commission said 1L more greases were shifted from acute labor shortage regions to areas nearing balanced supply and demand. The transfers, all executed in June, moved yesterday from uncertain sources.
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Anearine
War Menpower Commission
Hapier Field Captain Hits Play in War Era
Captain Kalpa Nelson, a Napier Field officer, wrote and produced a wartime play "The Wind is Naughty" with actor Mau Cal at Clavarning Conte. Time Shuberts promoted the production. it drew attention in New York and stayed in competition, while Nelson returned to Napier Field for rest before future projects.
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Amer
Naegoer
Capitan Kalpa Nelson
Nelany
Brosdvet We Bay Oper
Ag June Li
Time Shuberts
Nelson Orsi
Hie Playwrong
Mau Cal
Clavarnig
Joni Golden
Hig Pins
Prasse
New York
Drums Cfs
Shuberts
Capiin Nehon
Napier Field
District Three Pushes Over Top With County Quotas
McMillan notes repeated district success as Marian Lamer Fayette and Welker counties push the district over the top. Choctaw and Limestone join in, bringing the over quota count to 33. Alabama still has one work left to reach its bond goal. No single person can stall until the home front campaign succeeds statewide.
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Marian
Lamer
Fayette
Welker
McMillan
Loms Manon County
Limestone
Alabama
Mcitilian
Developments on Food Price Law Compromises and Agriculture Secretary Role
The passage describes changes to the price control law to empower the Agriculture Secretary with veto powers over OPA food orders and authority to certify sanitary slaughter conditions for meat, enabling interstate movement and Army procurement. It notes amendments debated by Senate and House committees, including redress avenues and group reclassifications, with mentions of Tuscaloosa Alabama and Vicksburg Mississippi.
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New Mexico
Agrculture
Congress
Agriculture Secretary
Anderson
Army
Senate
House
Dirksen
OPA
Emergency Court of Appeals
Critical Sugar Shortage Reported in Birmingham
A Birmingham report notes a critical sugar shortage amid complaints about canning sugar and shop sales. Officials say authorities cannot force retailers to sell sugar, while grocers report limited supply and stringent rules.
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Birmigham
Birmingham
Birmoe
Eapenencing
Crittel
Euger
Chad
UPA
Cestinard Frem Pageese camelman parches into valley
A parachute operation in the valley succeeded with Captain Cecil Walters directing the rescue party. Four Filipino parachute troops were brought out as glider pickup operations, rehearsed beforehand, completed without a bobble. The mature plane safely carried the human cargo, including two Dutch.
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Cestinard Frem
Atonic
Sts Woting
Cecil Walters
Ile Humuan
Hollanda
Charles Starling Funeral Today
Funeral services for Charles Ross Starling fifty two who died at his home on Abbeville route one early yesterday morning will be held at Union Church at two pm today with the Rev W Kelly of Edison Ga officiating Burial will follow in the church cemetery with Heddland Mortuary in charge He was no veteran of World War I and a member of the American Legion Surviving are his wife Agnes Starling two sons Floyd and Bob Starling both of Abbeville route one two departed sisters and two brothers list of relatives shows others in Abbeville route one
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Charles Ross Starling
Abbeville
Union Church
W. Kelly
Edison
Heddland Mortuary
American Legion
Agnes Stauring Iwe
Floyd
Bob Starling
Abbe
Senate panel to hear witnesses on ratification power
A five man committee will hear testimony and set time limits for witnesses on the issue of the American delegate’s security council powers. Senators Connally and Vandenberg lead the group, with George D. Gu and Green among members. Leo Pasvolsky and others from the State Department are noted as long-time planners on the matter.
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Connally
Vandenberg
H-Michi
San Francisco
George D-Gu
Green D-Ri
Austin
Leo Pasvolsky
Security Council
Summer School For Band Members
Summer school for band members and instruments for beginners and intermediates begins Tuesday July 10 and runs for six weeks. Director How ell Hampton announced Saturday. Students should contact Director Hampton immediately for enrollment. Classes cover all band instruments.
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Howell Hampton
Hampton Dmoed
Merritt Affends School At Auburn
Merritt newly elected municipal official of Howster County oversees school actions in Auburn Columbus. Education workshops run June 8 to July 13 with teachers and readers from Alabama and various colleges. focus on phases of progress in services for young citizens. Booklet on conservation planned for elementary school level.
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Woonm
Howster
Hes School
Columbus Aletaruy
Gcme Lygisdupie
Healin Ang He
Hesg
Alabetae Polyterniae Institute
Varie
Alabame Athoos
Tor Waale
Meriaa Thas
Eames
Five New York Papers Deliveries Halted By Strike
Five major New York Sunday papers were delayed after deliverymen failed to report for work ahead of a strike called by the Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union. Spokesmen said most workers claimed illness, disrupting Times Herald Tribune Journal American Daily News and Daily Mirror as press had been advanced in hopes of partial prestrike delivery. William Mapel of the Publishers Association cited union-press contrast, noting contracts expire at midnight.
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New York
Wors
Times
Herald Tribune
Journal- American
Daily News
Daly Marror
William Mapel
Publishers Association of New York
Do than to Expand Playground Program and Build Pool
The outgoing president notes a Scout hut and barbecue already erected, completed under Fred C. Brookins, with President Rainer promising continued development. Duthan lacks playground sites and equipment. the plan adds a full playground and a swimming pool behind the Scout hut for all local children.
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Page Que Drive
James Dees
Fred C. Brookins
Duthan
Brookins
Rainer
Dothan
War Production Urgency Foretold In Speech
Mobility talks warn that Japan could face bombs up to 10 000 tons daily and Germany’s heaviest days. Mobilization chief says thousands of troops and materiel will move to the Pacific and other theaters. Ahead, food, consumer goods, cars, and fuel face tight supply and rationing with no broad tax cuts before VJ Day.
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Arma- Thwal
Japan
Germany
Agsault
Fall Dinner Beans Sizzled With Onions And Ham Drippings
Cooked snap beans browned with minced onions in bacon or ham drippings, yield a tasty fall side. This simple recipe emphasizes savory, hearty flavors perfect for cooler evenings.
Governor Sparky outlines tax plan and reform agenda
Governor Sparky defends a plan to raise state and federal revenue and to fund a multiyear public works program. He praises regulatory relief, supports unemployment and labor reforms, and backs a state building commission with an initial 25 million to start construction. He notes uncertainty over materials and manpower and laments stalled farm tenancy and school governance reforms.
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Federsl
Ie Abe
Legirlet
Adan Gui Atau
Nariou
Wsgt
Sparky
Finuneine Wert Witong
Alabama
House
Senate
Special Educational Survey Commission
Gov Sparks
Sparks
Veteran Fort Payne journalist dies after long career
Thomas H. Smith known as Uncle Tomy, founder of the Fort Payne Journal and longtime figure at the Co River News in Center Alabama, died. Funeral services set for 4 p.m. tomorrow at the Methodist Church with burial at Glenwood Cemetery. He helped establish the Journal in 1878 and edited it for nearly five decades, and also started the Fort Payne Democrat in 1827 serving as its editor briefly.
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Fort Payne
Ala
Thomas H
Tomy
Fort Payne Journal
Co River News
Center
Fi Methodist Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Smith
Tin
Montgomery Advertiser
Fort Payne Democrat
Dothan Fireman’s Son Attends Torpedo Boat Training
Jack Dempsey Sellers, son of Mr and Mrs Mathom E Sellers of Dothan route three, attends the Atlantic Fleet Motor Torpedo Boat Repair Training Unit at Melville Rhode Island. He undergoes training in motor torpedo boat repair and maintenance and will be assigned to a motor torpedo boat tender after completion.
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Jack Dempsey Sellers
Mathom E Sellers
Dothan
Melville RI
Schwellenbach To Reorganize Labor Department
Washington AP reports Secretary Schwel len bach plans a broad shakeup of the Labor Department. His first act includes reorganizing agencies and bringing several into the department, with decisions expected after a sworn in ceremony. He has named six aides including John Steelman and Edward Connelly to assist in consolidation efforts.
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Washington
Teland
Federe
Spokane
Witu Jmews
He ‘Aber
Na Vona Labor Relations Board
The
War Labor Board
US Employment Service
Elliptic election talk in Weisenbach era plea for aid
Weisenbach signals meeting with heads of the APL to discuss state affairs as typhoid fear rises with heat. CIO unity among Weisers and Batrosse Brothers surfaces amid travel and drink warnings during census period. State Health Department offers free typhoid vaccines through county offices.
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Weisenbach
Searde Ey
Donnevile
Schwesenbach
APL
CIO Unitessime Weisers
Batrosé Brothers
State Health Department
Jupolis
State Health Officer Issues Fever Warning
State Health Officer Austin urged Alabamians to take fever precautions as health authorities monitor illness trends and urge prompt care for elevated temperatures amid possible outbreaks. The notice stresses vigilance in communities and calls for timely reporting of fever cases to local clinics.
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William R. Wiggins Aken
Fage One
Dothan Savings and Loan Co
Hapier
Page
Tuscaloosa
Vicksburg
Miss
Charles Starling
Hansel Kirkland
Auburn
We Service Brown Service & Liberty
Natonal Insurance Policies
Ward-Wilson, Inc
Schwellenbach
Labor Department
John Steelman
U.S Conciliabon Service
Carl Moran
Rockland
Maritime Commission
John Carson
Tele
Couzens
Michgan
Dituminguus Commission
National League of Cooperatives
Edward Connelly
U. S Cuatriet
Wash . A
la Framboise
Sch
Rivera
Montgomery
Alzbermans
Alaga
J. D. Buse
Carlton Buse
Owain I South
Perlmans
Dothan Buick CO
Foster Street
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