Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass
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Officials Announce Perlman Store Sale to Moore and Sons
Fragmented notices report Perlman’s store in Dothwa being sold by Friedlander Company to Moore and Sons with plans to remodel and clear inventory. Officials say arrangements are in progress, with noon closing and temporary clearance before full transition to Moore and Sons and expansion across North and South regions.
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Fragmentary Ward Roll Call and Clerk Listings
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Onsite Safety Rules and Enforcement Details
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Fragmented report discusses political mobilization and calls for voter registration. Mentions CIO, political action committee, and elections aiming to mobilize Democratic and Republican efforts for November 1950 and 1958 campaigns. Contains unclear references and garbled names.
Berlin Airlift Reaches Millionth Ton of Supplies
Berlin airlift surpasses one million tons as Western Allied sorties continue. A four engined C-54 piloted by Lt. Gifford Korbon of MIL net North Dakota, and crew including Naval Ensign Richard Chase of Des Moines Iowa, and Tech Sgt William H. McMillen of Fatnaut Ohio, mark the milestone on a mission delivering coal to Berlin.
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Lealess Girl Sends Comfort After Lake Accident
Imogene Wittsche, 33, lies in a Reno hospital after a speedboat crash on Lake Cahee left her with no feet. Norma Carothers, a year older, travels from Los Angeles to visit and reassure her about future swimming and baseball, supported by her mother Mrs. J. W. Cardthers.
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Communist Finishes Contempt Sentence
New York based communist Toby Cates was released early from a contempt sentence after serving time in a federal case tied to 11 top communists. He expressed mixed feelings, saying the hour of release mattered more than anger at the sentence.
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Upy
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Yyrions Saluriag
Yane Tence
Wollen
Gates
U.S
Delonton
United States Circuit Court of Appeala
Scout to be honored at unique council ceremony
At tonight's ceremony, scouting emphasis plus a God and Country award for Theo, who has logged 1000 church service hours. McRight notes the honor marks a historic day in his scouting career as Theo awaits final review before award. Theo, a junior assistant Scoutmaster with Perry McNeil, began as a cub in Lexington and later joined Dothan High School where he played in the All-State band.
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Mes
Saliba
Salba
Theo
McRight
McRighy
Nastion Council
Bridge bill sparks extended debate in Senate
Lawmakers spar over a 13th amendment funding plan for 185 to 186 bridges. Critics demand federal matching funds before any project. Hardwick leads a long debate as multiple senators speak in turn, while the House advances a major liquor levy proposal to fund hospitals and health centers, amid shifts toward highway and local street control.
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Telter
Unrest in Slovakia Hints at Pilgrimage Holiday Strikes
Reports cite rising unrest during Slovakia pilgrimages as diplomats warn against exaggeration. Authorities restrict travel, citing tensions with the Czechoslovak government while honoring Saints Cyril and Methodius and related religious commemorations. Local police confront noted church figure in Stoyatin as foreign ministers discuss travel controls.
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Lawmakers clash over bridge bill amid budget doubts
Senate backs a bridge measure while House critics fear it lacks support. Rep Maione vows to vote against it if it reaches the House. Sen Hardwick argues for concessions to benefit County projects and cites an Eagle editorial criticizing the $17.2 million funding plan.
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Treasury receipts decline tied to withholding taxes debate
The article notes treasury revenue drops linked to withholding tax receipts and unemployment, arguing the fall was not due to a rich man's tax cut as claimed by President Truman. It cites that other categories did not fall as much, challenging the charge about the tax bill.
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Thousands Headed to Gulf for Big Fourth Festivities
Thousands of beachgoers race to Alabama Gulf coast for a record Fourth of July. Alabama Legionnaires converge on Mobile for the annual convention. Gov. Folsom to dedicate Gulf Beach highway from Alabama Point to Fort Morgan. Navy ships to mobilize for the holiday. parade set with Army and Panhandle bands.
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Black man hurt in grocery store dispute turns to court
Police say Raymond Lyon was charged with incident and battery after a confrontation over a debt led to gunfire in a grocery area. Foster Wright and Talmadge Williams allege Lynn pulled a 22 caliber weapon, causing a bullet wound to Lynn’s shoulder and minor injuries to Wright and Williams during the struggle.
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Wietasale
County actions raise salaries for officials and staff
The legislature approved salary bumps for four Houston County Board of Revenue members and clerks, with ranges from 59 to 100 dollars monthly, plus a higher pay for the county superintendent of education from 2,490 to 1,000 a week to 3.00 to 5.00, effective with new terms. The board later set the superintendent’s salary at 5,000, and raises were approved for clerks in the office of the register and other county offices. no complaints were received about salary raises.
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Houston County Board of Revenue
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Soloman Baxter
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City and County Officials End Collector Salary Over Disputes
May agreements fix collectors on straight salaries after years of overpayment. Granger and predecessors drew five percent of allowances. gasoline sales split between county and municipal districts. Senator Herdwick and Rep Malone supported ending the salary, while Calhoun and Judge Logue debated Granger's full-time status.
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Granger
Guy Herdwick
Wallace D. Malone
W. Perry Calhown
Calhoun
Judge Logue
Detective Suspended For Coddling Noel Swindler Engel Case
Chicago police chief suspended Detective Peter Hacht over alleged coddling of master swindler Sigmund Engel after his arrest. Engel, who appeared at the station with a mattress, was said to have exploited jail hardships. The action cited irregularities including disobedience of two-officer arrest policy and improper procedures.
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John Prendergast
Swindler
Sigmund Engel
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Peter Hacht
Actioa
Engel Harb
Engel
Siindler
Alepee
Polio Foundation aids Houston County victims drive
A Houston County polio relief report notes the county foundation will cover expenses for victims and families. Clyde Lovern chairs the chapter which annually allocates 2 000 to 3 000 dollars to local children crippled by polio and sends funds to national agencies. The drive highlights broader aims of the March of Dimes and Warm Springs aid, with totals around 21 600 000 last year and 26 000 000 this year, while stressing a calm, hopeful approach to recovery.
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Denver Alarm Sparks Pin Mystery In Early Report
Grace Colson phoned police believing M-montivald dasa Jacke Ann swallowed a pin. Clues pointed to tragedy as a pin vanished and later doctors found it not in the patient. The report references Pike's Peak discovery in 1805 by Zebulon M. Pike and first ascent in 1819 by Major HH Long.
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Deaths in Wiregrass and Birmingham Families
Funeral services were held for a infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Thomas of 2043 St. Andrews Street Rothay at City Cemetery with Dr Monty A Parker officiating. Survived by parents, grandparents Mr and Mrs M W Thomas Lin fen Ala and Mrs Eva Thompson Dothan. Also Mrs G W Fowler of Birmingham age 67 died. She had lived in Dothan seven months and was a member of Trinity Methodist Church Birmingham. Funeral services set for 10 am today at First Presbyterian Church with burial in Birmingham cemetery. Survivors include two sons Forest and GW Fowler of Birmingham. brothers L B Dunstan of Satford Ala and L Mt Jonson of Birmingham. sister Mrs O D Warrant of Bib Hany and other grandchildren. Active pallbearers named.
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Professional Woman Addresses Citizen Apathy in Women’s Roles
Miss India Edwards executive director of the Women’s Division of the Democratic National Committee urged women to push past apathy and pursue higher qualifications. Speaking to the Nassau Federation of Business and Professional Women, she warned that national health suffers when women neglect their public duties and maternal roles alike.
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Roanoke Youth Scott Guilty of Murder in Courtroom Verdict
Lee Goods Scott, 16, a Roanoke high school wrestler and Eagle Scout, was found guilty of first degree murder for bludgeoning Dana Motver to death. The verdict followed two hours of jury deliberation as family members watched. sentencing to be decided later. The trial revealed tensions and a reported quarrel cited by witnesses amidst emotional courtroom moments.
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Towas Pied Piper Will Watch Parade in Fort Madison
Charlie Korseigen the town Pied Piper will supervise the Independence Day parade route for children. He started the role in 1963 as a children's news figure and this year plans to watch from a post office to greet onlookers, rather than walking the main street.
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