Wiregrass Notes Names And Market Report
Maj J E Wire named vice president of Alabama State Society of Washington D C Edd Hyde of Fayette elected president of the society Major Wine named VP representing Third Congressional District at the capital June curb market sales in Houston County totaled 90003 with fourteen farm families participating Readiness services at Temple Emann El at 730 p m Explosion report describes fire on Collins Bakery Company street behind Main Street bakery Police charged Thomas Belkum with burglary and a cemetery gathering was announced as rescheduled July state inferior court session set for Tuesday after Independence Day closure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wire
Ole B. Whee
West Troy
Mremi
Alabama State Society
Washington
D. C
Associated Press
F Major Wine
Edd Hyde
Fayette
Houston County
Fran Mariette
Yeaterday
Collins Bakery Company
E. Main Street
Gremen
Livestock market updates from Thomasville and Montgomery
Market reports cover steady cattle prices and strong hog trade across Thomasville GA and Montgomery AL. Quotes list feeder cattle by weight, packer bids, and calf values with state line notes and regional auction totals.
Philadelphia platform shapes 1948 campaign scene
The Philadelphia hearing opens on the GOP platform amid Democratic conflict. Delegates debate performance over promises as Truman backers and Eisenhower supporters clash. party tensions rise ahead of the convention with debates on civil rights and anti-lynching measures.
Grains Fall on Chicago Board amid Rising Midwest Heat
Chicago AP reports grain prices slipped on the Board of Trade as Midwestern temperatures climbed. Futures shown include July corn at 2.18 1/8, soybeans down about 1 to 2 1/2, and nearby contracts lower by 3/8 to 1 1/2. Prices varied with weather expectations for the weekend.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Board of Trade
Mid-West Coast
Opty
City Garbage Trucks Idle on July Fourth Holiday
City expects garbage collection to pause for the July Fourth holiday with some routes altered. Head of the service department J P Parramore says portions of the Mandee route may be serviced Tuesday while others may be dropped Wednesday and Thursday. The affected areas include blocks along portions of Outen Street and nearby avenues.
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Regitar
J. PD. Parramore
Ervesy Department
Outen Street
Soto
Majin
Headinad Avenue
Western Berlin Food and Fuel Crisis Report
A decryption heavy excerpt describes a crisis in Western Berlin with hints of a political figure named Wat expressing surprise and relief that aid efforts extended beyond immediate needs. It references fuel shortages, dehydrated rations, and planned long term rationing while authorities wrestle with delivery of food and coal, gas, and gasoline to support civilians and bikers, with mentions of Berlin’s military and civilian leadership.
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Neo
Nur Tst
Berlin
Frank Howl
Rasaiatt Cluny
Nessus
Uae
Untitled Scribbles Amid Anxious Town Notes
Fragmented OCR text shows a jumble of names places and phrases with scattered references to people like Yonah and events. The readable bits hint at a community record or notices but lack coherent facts or a clear event.
Petition Dismissal Study Delays Paternity Case
Judge Culdman delayed ruling on a paternity petition to allow more study of the case involving Mrs Johnston and her son Tayt Mach, with the governor and others noted in the hearing. The court dismissed the petition against Folsom but indicated a new filing could proceed, while concerns about prejudice and the child's welfare were raised by counsel.
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Culdman
Coat Fu Man Johnston
James WH. Crow, Jr
Foltom
Atorneys
Chow
Sobeetut
Duriner Urea
Canter E. Dulluan
Anton
Shelbigae
Johnston
Gether
Pitman
Gusewa
Ate
Alabama Negro Democrats plan 1940 national convention
State group in Birmingham votes D Shores as chair and Ed Cain as vice president with Ary Jackson as secretary to push a civil rights focused four point platform. Delegation will back Truman, oppose states rights, and align with New Deal Democrats. Headquarters to open at 1708 Christian St Philadelphia. Around 7600 Negro Democrats in Alabama.
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Ainmingham
Padelphia
D. Shores
Birmingham
Nira Wtamrey
Ray Ed. W. Cain
Ary Q. Jackson
Aningham
Truman
Shores
Christian St
Paetadelphia
E. DB. Nixon
Montgomery
Norman ‘Thomas
K. J. Sullivan
Arthur Geeter
Wotumpkar
Johan McDaniel
Clanton, Phores
Alabama
Cold War tensions cloud Tito Yugoslav moves and splitOK
Western diplomats say Marshal Tito may act within the Soviet sphere for leverage in wider deals. Reports note internal party rifts and Greek, Austrian, and Soviet reactions as London protests and public opinion tense about alliance shifts and possible arms pressure easing.
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Copenhagen
Marshal Tito
Tito
Geonome
Sant
Russia
Beay
Kelride
Markos
Tes
Yosustay
Yoxushesn
Riera Lytt
Cosa
London
Trusty
Untitled court hearing notes and jury verdict fragment
Fragmentary report from a court session notes jury actions and witness testimony. Dated notes reference a board, a discharge request, and a vote on a key ruling, with unclear names and outcomes due to damaged text. The fragment hints at suspension and possible charges amid a chaotic hearing sequence.
Mosley Leads Dothan Students On Recreation Tour
Mosley and four former Mosley Junior High football teammates begin a 2000 mile study tour of recreation programs in other cities. Accompanied by John L Harris Randy Church Charles Faulk Jeff Hudson the group travels at their own expense to Miami and Key West to survey financing facilities and programs for ideas to improve local recreation. The trip will cover seven or eight days.
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Mosley
Dothan
Moslve
John L. Harris
Rendy Church
Charles Faulk
Jeff Hudson
Moseley
Ato
Miami
Key West
One Driveway Open To Parking Lot At Stadium Tonight
City officials announce temporary access via Third Avenue to Wiregrass Stadium parking for the Dolhas Browns Tigers game tonight. Street curb work has closed the avenue previously, and officials hope opening a driveway will ease attendance disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolhas Browns
Troy Tigers
Wiregrass Stadium
Third Avenue
Jim Brennan
Miners' Uprising Fears Strike Over Mine Contracts
The Lewis led miners union hints 20,000 to 40,000 steel owned pit workers may not return after a 10 day vacation if a new coal wage deal and captive mine terms are not settled. A prolonged strike could halt up to 1,000,000 tons annually and strain steel supply chains amid short stockpiles. Negotiations with CIO Steelworkers and Taft-Hartley implications cloud the talks, while the captive mine negotiator rejects the union shop clause.
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Lewis
Sax
Elsravhene
CIO
Plaip Murray
Pittsburgh
Steel
T.cwls
Harry Mores
Unclear historical notes on government plans and actions
Fragmentary OCR text references attempts to establish policies and responses by a government and mentions plans related to Buror Dean recovery and the United States as a party to a broader question. The readable parts are garbled and names and actions are not clearly identifiable.
ICAU Second Assembly selects nominees for aviation giant roles
New member nominees for Austria and Fintan discussed at the ICAU meeting. Unanimous approval reported by the Second Assembly as it endorses candidates for the U.N. aviation enterprise.
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Geneva
Austria
Fintan
U. NX
International Aviation
ICAU
County drainage project completed after transfer of Army personnel
Probate Judge Albert Logue announced that nearly all Army personnel and machinery used on the Houston County drainage work have been moved off after the final civilian payroll. The county will blast a 350 foot cut to finish the project, which links Jordan pond to Merritt pond and drains into Bryant Creek. Full drainage of about 5,000 acres awaits water level drops, with total county cost estimated between 10,000 and 12,000 dollars.
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Houston County
Albert Logue
Logue
Oper
Jordan Pond
Merritt Pond
Byrant Creek
Merricte Pond
Logug
Florida Pond
County Health Department
Health Department
Draimage
Funeral notices list several relatives and pallbearers
The obituary notes services for Nelli of Fensy Lew John and Ruth of Druid City HospitalTuscaloosa with brothers Mhree and others. Pallbearers include L A Hollis Irvin McIntosh James Murphy and more. Honorary pallbearers are named. Burial is in the city cemetery with Searcy Funeral Home directing.
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Nelli
Fensy
Lew John
Fr. Lauderdale
Fla. Paul
Tyndall Field
Fla
Ruth
Druid City Hospital
Tuscaloos
Henry
Dore Nell
Prise
Mattie Grubbs
A. R. Mageley
Sylaecauga
L. A
Methodists Continue Ballot For Bishops
The Southeastern Jurisdiction Conference of the Methodist church enters another ballot round to elect two bishops. Roy H. Short of Nashville led with 127 votes and Willam A. Smart of Emory University followed with 117 on the second ballot. first ballot tallies were 92 and 80. About 32 percent turnout with 201 needed for election. One bishop will head a new see, the other to replace J Lloyd Decell of Jackson Mississippi. Other leaders included John W. Branscomb Orlando Marvin A Franklin Birmingham and George M. Daves Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Southeastern Jurisdiction Conference of the Methodist Church
Roy H. Short
Nashville
Tenn
Willam A. Smart
Emory University
Alanta
Becaise
Ala
George M. Daves
New York Democrats seek to block Truman at Philadelphia
Jeremiah T. Mahoney disclosed a New York State Democratic move to thwart President Truman’s renomination and draft Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower at the Philadelphia convention ten days away. Mahoney, a former state supreme court justice and longtime party leader, argued Eisenhower could not turn down a nomination and would help the country. He warned that a Truman ticket could cost Democrats many local offices and hurt congressional races, recalling 1920 Republican gains in the city.
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New York
New York State
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Philadelphia
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Mahoney
Ninth Assembly
Supreme Court
Otcy
With
Eisenhower
Fitzpatrick
Warren G. Harding
Mrs Reavis Draws 18 Month Sentence On Larceny
Meadow Seymour Reavis 21 a Dothan Bank stenographer was arrested here on a $1,600 theft from the bank’s funds. She pleaded guilty before U S District Judge C B Kennamer and received an 18 month sentence in Montgomery after arraignment Wednesday. The case cites purchase of a $2,500 car on June 17 and concealment of $300 in the bank until June 18 when the loss was reported. Arrests were made by an FBI agent and a Dothan detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Seymour Reavis
Dothan Bank and Trust Company
Montgomery
U. S
C. B. Kennamer
J. W. Daughley
Montgomery Mat
Dothan
Trustees clash over Harvey reemployment at Neadland school
Trustees including Jock Bridges and R A Weeks refuse comment on why Harvey was once recommended and later not. Weeks cites May Roberts threatening to refuse involvement if Harvey stayed. Bridges says Harvey’s name was omitted from a list after his resignation and signs show dispute over the record. H P Brannon sits as county officials observe. Harvey accuses Roberts of urging him to seek other work, which Roberts denies.
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Jock Bridges
R.A. Weeks
Bull Lumpkin
Harvey
Weeks
Roberts
Neadland
Bridges
Pie
Ate
Lunn
Ald
H. P. Brannon
Te County Education Board
Harve
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Sadie's
Nitty Brass Garden
N. Tene
Jesse A. Culbreth
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Inferior Court
J. T Jackson
Thomasville
Ausdap
Taventuri
Aloaiy
Columbus
Moultrie
Thunnaville
Tifton
Dornan
Jacksonville
Tallahansee
Montgomery Market
Fed
Union Stock Yards
Barzaa
Staita
Gav
Hives
Justii
McGutatn
Frans J. Moore
Pennsylvania
Chaiman
Puulie Hearier
Phlia Haat
Bellevue Stratford Hote
Crell
Dwight Drisenhower
Nmi
Tad
Hateh
Traman
Ty Boys
Bonshawer
Thin
Colusa Unis
Phot Boothe Toe
Jacob McArvey
Cook County
Arvey Sant
Yegabonad
Ennis
Pepsi
Enatanat
Arathys
Bambi
Hathcock Lumber Company
Montgomery Huy
United
C. Barber Mer
Steve
Tim
Eeat
Tomy
Dante Bony
Nate Fe
Peter Ee
Abe
Tory Mate
Asch
Maton
State Negroes Name Convention Group
Norber
Astery
Tysy
Wugwaluy
Momelus
Sean
Klike
BR York
Iceland
Hutmery
M¢en
Ravette
Waid Myelth Organization
Lew Clee
Orleans
Yantion
St.Joseph Asprin
Dothan Federal Savings & Loan Association
Fenton
Mecaber Federal Home Loan Bank System
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