Eon Fleischman Dies At Columbia Funeral
Leon Neischman aged fifty six died at his home in Columbia after a short illness. Funeral services were held at the Slaveside Cemetery in Columbia with Jord Wilson directing. Surviving are his wife Thel Twitty Fleischman mother Mrs H Fleischman of New York a son David Fleischman of Boston and two sisters Mrs Fewer Bernays of New Orleans and Mrs Martin Untermeyer of Orange NY.
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Leon Neischman
Columbia
Columia
Jord-Wilson
New York
Mrs Mary Barfield of Wewahitchka Dies at 70
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Barfield age seventy a former Alabama resident who died in Wewahitchka Florida will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at the Methodist Church with Rev Wilson officiating. Burial will be in Johnson Wilkerson Cemetery She came to Florida in 1942 and is survived by her husband IT Barfield a son John Barfield of Wewahitchka a sister Velta Ladner of Hattiesburg Mississippi and a brother W D Cammack of Mississippi
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Maary Barfield
Alamo
Herme
Wewahitchka
Fla
Wilson
Johnson-Wilkerson
Arge
Alabama
Florida
Barfield
John I
Barld
Velta @ Ladner
Hattiesburg
Miss
W. D. Cammack
Isissippi
Mrs Mae Jones Dies In Hospital
Funeral services for Mrs Mee Jones fifty three of Malone Florida who died in a Dothan hospital early today after several months illness will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Mt Olive Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery with Ward Wilson in charge. She lived in Malone all her life and was a member of Mt Glive church. Surviving are two sons James R Jones Dothan route three and Roy Jones Marianna a daughter Lillie Mae Palmer Dothan route three three brothers Jerome Helms Rascem Fla Ed Helma Greenwood Fla and Kade Helms Malone two sisters Mrs Naomi Stephens Bascom and Mrs Lindy Dickens Sneads and three grandchildren.
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Mee Jones
Malone
Fla
Dothan
Mt. Olive Church
Huriat
Church
Ward-Wilson
Mt. Glive Church
James R. Jones
Roy Jones
Marianna
Lillie Mae Palmer
Jerome Helms
Rascem
Ed Helma
Greenwood
Kade Helms
Naomi Stephens
Bascom
Lindy Dickens
Sneads
E Franklin Culver Dies In Hospital
E Franklin Culver aged seventy three of Mountain Creek Alabama died in a Dothan hospital after a long illness. He was a retired rural mail carrier and a member of Mountain Creek Baptist Church. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Johnson Wilkerson funeral home upon arrival of relatives. He is survived by two daughters Mrs Sam Eyland and Mrs Sandy Rheay both of Dothan two sons R Culver of Ashland Kentucky and Batson Culver of Mobile three grandchildren three brothers J O Culver of Birmingham and George and A A Culver of Mountain Creek and two sisters Mrs Joan Hall and Mrs Annie Johnston of Mountain Creek.
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Eps Franklin Culver
Monrntain Creek
Ala
Dothan
Mountain Creek Baptist Church
Johnson-Wilkerson Funeral Home
Sam Eyland
Sandy Rheay
R. ©. Culver
Ashland
Batson Culver
Milk subsidy undercut raises Alabama milk prices
Forrester discussed with James F. Stoner of the Alabama Milk Control Board a state wide milk price rise effective immediately. Prices jump to about 20 cents a quart as several dairies face shutdowns due to higher costs. Coe plans to sell at 17.5 cents.
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Forrester
James F. Stoner
Alabama Milk Control Board
Stoner
Montgomery
Birmingham
Alabama
Coe
Banking Committee Hears for Honest Compromise on Agency
The Banking Committee leader urged an honest compromise to limit past agency operations, warning the President could face a similar bill again. Republicans will decide after Taft meets with Democratic Leader Barkley about a substitute for China’s profit amendment criticized by Truman. Barkley worked at his desk drafting a compromise but found no satisfactory answer, aiming to offer a proposal at this afternoon’s Banking Committee meeting.
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Banking Committee
Taft
Barkley
Ohinaw
Truman
Senate
Garbage crews observe Fourth holiday schedule
City street superintendent J. D. Parramore said no garbage collections will be made tomorrow as crews take a holiday. Any missed pickups will be gathered on Friday and Saturday.
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J. D. Parramore
Parramore
Pickett Tours Army Sub Stations in Dothan Area
Major J. R. Pickett, commander of the Dothan Army recruiting station, is due back today after inspecting sub stations in Geneva Andalusia Greenville Troy and Eufaula. Arthur D. Joiner of Dothan has been accepted by the Enlisted Reserve Corps. Joiner, a former Field Artillery sergeant and European theater veteran, earned the Silver Star Bronze Star and two battle stars.
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J. R. Pickett
Dothan
Geneva
Andalusia
Greenville
Troy
Eufaula
Arthur D. Joiner
N. Alice Street
L. A. Joiner
Harry
Donovan
Joiner
Allen style bid catches Alabama voters in Elba visit
A textile worker and former shipyard employee recounts trying the suds bucket campaign tactic once used by Big Jim but says it’s not effective. He now passes two empty coffee cans through supporters and relies on local friends and ex GI help while touring the state to raise funds. He says he’s a “little man” and notes Alabama voters favored such candidates in June 4 elections before heading to Elba.
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Gm “Allen
Ior
Union Springs
Big Jim
Allen
Alabama
Elba
Ambassador cites mutual good faith to avert clashes
The reporter quoted six questions in advance of an interview as the Ambassador urged that practical actions and deeds under mutual obligations prevent clashes. He argued that national interests of the Soviet Union and the United States align more with cooperation than conflict in economic or political grounds. He stressed that the Soviet government and people do not seek clashes with anyone, including the U.S., our ally in the former struggle.
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Soviet Union
Truman Plan to Move Jews to Palestine Receives U S backing
Officials say the United States will fund ships medical and housing aid for a large Jewish migration from Europe to Palestine. Jews would travel by rail to Mediterranean ports and then by boat to Palestine. Henry F. Grady to lead a mission to London to finalize plans if Britain agrees.
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Europe
Palestine
United States
Germany
Mediterranean
Henry F. Grady
London
Grady
Truman
Residents Debate OPA Ends and Rent Controls
A group of housewives and local business figures discuss the end of the OPA and whether price controls should continue. Some call for rent, food, and clothing controls to persist, while Gov. Sparks freezes rents at June 30 levels under the War Powers Act. Retailers plan to hold prices steady unless costs rise.
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Paul Flowers
W. Mainstreet
OPA
R.&. Griffin
United Telephone and Telegraph Co
Jim Brennan
West Adams Street
W. M. Blanchard
E. Burdleshaw Street
Congress
Chauncey Sparks
Cooper Says State Rent Low Hes Teeth
Cooper says Alabama rent control has teeth under the 1943 War Powers Act and can seize property if needed for the public interest though used only as a last resort. He plans to use OPA staff to help enforce the rent ban while landlords are urged to hold the line until Congress acts on restoring OPA.
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Montgomery
Charles M. Cooper
Chauncey Sparks
Cooper
Dothan
Legislative Reference Committee
Congress
OPA
Columbus
Pig Iron Prices Rise By $3 A Ton In Birmingham
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Co raised its No 2 foundry iron price to 25.88 a ton effective July 2. Woodward Iron Co directors met amid shipments billed subject to re invoice. Republic Steel Corp already priced higher after a June 19 OPA hike and no further increases were indicated. Woodward and Sloss-Sheffield together account for about 900000 tons of merchant iron annually.
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Birmingham
Ala
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Co
Woodward
Ron Co
Republic Steel Corp
OPA
Sloss- Sheffield
Republic
Sloss-Sheffield
Wholesale Food Cost Highest Since 1920
New York reports wholesale food prices reach the highest level since July 29 1920 after OPA. Dun and Bradstreet lists 31 commodity index at 4.54 on July 2 up from 4.35 and 4.11 last year. Fourteen commodities rose, including flour wheat corn oats barley lard butter copper cocoa beans steers hogs sheep and lambs. Eggs and potatoes declined while eighteen were unchanged.
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New York
OPA, Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Chauffeur Declares He Saw Hitler Dead
Hans Kempka Hitler’s former chauffeur testified at Nuremberg that he saw Hitler dead in the Reich Chancellery on the night of April 29 1945 and helped carry Eva Braun’s body outside for cremation. He also said Martin Bormann, then on trial in absentia, was blown by a bazooka shell making survival impossible.
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Nurenberg
Germany
Hitler
Hans Kempka
Reichschancellery
Eva Braun
Kempka
International Military Tribunal
Martin Bormann
Fuehrer
Dresses And Oil Stolen From Home
J B Sullivan of 219 Troy Street reported two ladies dresses and a gallon of cooking oil stolen from his home yesterday while he was away. Police are investigating the theft.
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J. B. Sullivan
Troy Street
Look Out Girls Wisecarver Escapes California Camp
Sacramento report says 16 year old Els worth Sonny Wisecarver, a juvenile known for eloping with married women, escaped from a California youth authority camp near Redding. Authorities issued alerts as search continues.
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Sacramento
Elsworth
Sonny
Tuberculosis Findings From Moray Clinic
Dr. W. T. Burkett, Houston County health officer, reports at the Moray clinic held June 17 and 18 that 16 of 58 X rays showed active pulmonary tuberculosis, four were suspected, and 36 were negative. He urges annual checkups and immediate chest X rays for lingering coughs.
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W. T. Burkett
Houston County
Moray
South Alabama FSA Chiefs Gather Here
A meeting of eight South Alabama county FSA supervisors was held at the Houston County FSA office in Do than. Lead by District FSA supervisor Hector C. Sexton with Milan W. Donalson and James L. Burleson, the session covered county limits for Farm Ownership farms per the 1947 Agricultural Appropriation Bill and planned visits to the subexperiment station at Teadland to study latest agricultural research developments.
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FSA
South Alabama
Houston County
Dothan
Hector C. Sexton
Auburn
Milan W. Donalson
James L. Burleson
William ¥. Cook
Ellis D. Brazelton
Butler
James S. Pridgen
Coffee
James C
Holmes
Covington
Malcolm L. Reddock
Crenshaw
James B. Thomas
Dale
Charles C. Vickery
Henry
James A. Norrell
Pike County
Teadland
UAW Threatens Wage Reopen If Prices Rise
UAW CIO president Walter P. Reuther warned at a rally that the union may break contracts and reopen wage talks if prices climb and Congress does not reenact OPA controls. He said the 18 cent wage gains earlier this year have been largely eroded and ensure wage increases do not raise costs.
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Defroit
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Walter P. Reuther
Uaw-Cio
Congress
Kiwanians Hear Education Topic at Houston Hotel
Kiwanis Education Committee led by chairman C. W. Johnson presented yesterday at the Houston Hotel. Four new members Hardee Johnston Delbert Nowell Lomax Herlong and Jack Bailey were inducted and received Kiwanis emblems. Johnson spoke briefly on Religion in Kiwanis as P. B. McLauchlin presided.
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Kiwanis Club
C. W. Johnson
Houston Hotel
Hardee Johnston
Delbert Nowell
Lomax Herlong
Jack Bailey
Kiwanis
Johnson
P. B. McLauchlin
Regulation replacement seen as rents still frozen
Wilson cites ongoing rent freeze under Sparks proclamation and notes no evictions yet. He says tenants can seek lawyer help if threatened and reports landlords and tenants in the area adapting to the change as if OPA still in effect.
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Wilson
OPA
Sparks
Atomic veto rights clash over world control plan
Discussion centers on whether the United States can win a council reform to end veto powers on atomic matters. Russia resists any surrender of veto, while China would back a unanimous renunciation, the United Kingdom would follow, and France remains uncommitted.
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France
Masons to Meet for Special Communication Friday Night
The Pythagoras Masonic Lodge No 659 will hold a special communication Friday at 7 pm in the Masonic temple for Entered Apprentice work. Worshipful Master Jim Pranks announced the event today.
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Pythagoras Masonic Lodge No. 659
Masonic Temple
Jim Pranks
Fire destroys barn near Ashford causing $500 loss
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the barn of Lenden Hamrick near Ashford on Monday. Estimated loss is about $500, with damage assessments by Guarense adjustors present at the scene.
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Lenden Hamrick
Ashford
Guasrense
Car and train collision injures Ozark man near Ewell
Cullen Strickland of Ozark route three was slightly injured when his car collided with the Southwind train of the Atlantic Coast Line about three miles west of Ewell. He was taken to a Dothan hospital and the physician anticipated release today as Inspector L T Hutto of the Alabama highway patrol reported.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Cullen Strickland
Ozark
L T. Hutto
Alabama Highway Patrol
Ewell
Strickland
Dothan
Bikini tests cast doubt on U S disarmament talk
Tass dispatches from New York quote Soviet views on the Bikini atomic test. Isakov argues the test undermines U S claims to renounce atomic weapons and links it to UN disarmament debates. He criticizes Baruch plan and warns of U S secrecy and military prerogatives.
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Bikini
United States
Tass
New York
Tisakov
United Nations Commission For the Control of Atomic Energy
House Military Affairs Committee
Senate
House Committee
Bikini Lagoon
Bernard Baruch
Isakov
United Nations
Voters and Violence Mark Mississippi Primary Day
Bilbo supporters saw favorable signs as 58 of 82 counties reported. Bilbo led in 49 counties, Ellis in nine, with Negro voting varying by place. A photographer was assaulted by Rankin. ballots from Jackson and Bolivar County faced challenges or segregation awaiting decisions. A few votes appeared in Clarksdale Greenville Biloxi with Gulfport and Pass Christian mostly quiet.
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Bilbo
Ellis
Rankin
Allen W. Snipes
Associated Press
Snipes
Jackson
Bolivar County
State Central Democratic Committee
Delta
Clarksdale
Greenville
Bilox
Gulfport
Pass Christian
Reenlistment of Sergeant Loyd Sims from Ashford
Sergeant Loyd Sims of Ashford has reenlisted at Maxwell Field Enlistment Office and will report to Tyndall Field Florida. He previously served in European and African Middle Eastern theaters and wears the Distinguished Unit Badge Oak Leaf Cluster and seven bronze stars in addition to theater ribbons.
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Sims
Loyd Sims
Ashford
Army of the
Surviving sailors and ships at Bikini blast tested
Report details the inner fleet’s mixed fates after the atomic test. Test animals aboard the Nevada survived the first blast while others faced potential death in days. Centrally anchored ships like the Nevada Arkansas and Skate showed heavy damage. some vessels were sunk or beached to observe effects.
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Nevada
Gost
R. E. Jarmson
Army
Wright Field Evaluation Board
Vic Adm
Skate
Enyo Island
Bikini
Lagoon
Independence
Salt Lake City
Pensacola
Arkansas
Nagaii
Stack
Rhind
Sakawa
Gilliam
Carlisle
Anderson
Samson
Fragmentary remarks from high court and political figures
Partial OCR text mentions President, Bei authority, Justice Murphy en route, Justice Jackson in Los Angeles, Justice Black and Justice Frankfurter, all with no comment or undisclosed whereabouts. It reflects uncertainty about comments from high court members and officials during wartime.
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Bei
O'Donnell
Murphy
Inila
Los Angeles
Cly
Frank Pej
Justice Jackson
Justice Black
Justice Frankfurter
al Tioning
New York Cotton Incident Reported Aboard Ship
An abrupt event at sea near Nevada affected only parts of the vessel while the goats aboard survived. The report notes the unusual timing and odd arrangement of the cargo as the ship remained largely intact.
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Nevada
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