Paul Refoule sues Georgia officers for 50000 damages
Paul R Refoule a French born artist seeks 50000 in a civil rights suit in U S District Court against six Fulton County officers and two insurance firms alleging brutality denial of counsel during questioning threats and false statements. He says officials conspired in 33 counts and 60 overt acts to deprive him of rights after his wife Pegey Alston Refoule was murdered.
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Atlanta
Paul R. Refoule
Fulton County
U. S
Neal Ellis
Refoule
Fulton Atlanta
Ellis
E. G. Fitzgerald
Paul
Bradford
H. B. Carroll
C. L. Hughes
H. W. Reed
United States
Mrs Minnie Renfroe Dies After Long County Life
Mrs Minnie Renfroe sixty a lifelong Houston County resident died Sunday night at her home on Lothan route fair Funeral services were held this afternoon at Rocky Branch Church with Reverend Arthur Carlton and Reverend Carl Brewer officiating Burial was in the church cemetery Ward Wilson directing Surviving are three daughters Mrs W Lazhley Webb route one Mrs D M Crawford Dothan route four and Mrs Hubert Knowles Headland a son C R Renfroe Dothan three sisters Mrs Leon Howard Purvis Miss Mra Alex May McGee Ark and Mrs Lunie Overstreet Clyde La four brothers C M Newton Purvis Miss J H Newton Birmingham Ernest Newton New Orleans and Otto Newton Shreveport La and five grandchildren Active pallbearers Henry Hand V C Lokex Jr Roy Hughes Oliver Tidwell John Hudspeth Spurgron Sleien Honorary Members of the adult class of Rocky Branch Sunday School Dr H B Burdeshaw Bosman Nowell J A Hughes Piato Cherry J J Clayton Hosea Parier and J T Hand
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Minne L. Renfroe
Houston County
Lothan
Rocky Branch Church
Arthur Carlton
Carl Brewer
Buriss
Ward-Wilson
W. Lazhley
Webb
D. M. Crawford
Dothan
Hubert Knowles
Henry Hand
V.C. Lokex
Roy Hughes
Olver Tidwell
John Hudspeth
Spurgron Sleien
Rocky Branch Sunday School
HB. Burdeshaw
Bosman Nowell
J. Af. Hughes
Piatio Cherry
J. J. Clayton
Hosea Parier
J. T. Hand
Fragmented Debate on Ethics and Privacy in Technology
A transcription sample shows Petrilo and Rep. Fisher arguing about humanity and machines. Petrilo questions future implications, touching on ethics, notes as human, and protection of business interests amid a broader tech debate.
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Petrilo
Fisher
eTrex
Moon
Humanity
Hunan
Hiv Ord
Petridy
Last Day To Register For Napier Field Swimming Class
Tuesday is the final day to register for the Learn to Swim class at Napier Field held mornings weekly. Transport will pick up swimmers at Minnie T Heard and Southside school playgrounds at 8:30 am and return by noon. The program runs 9 am Tuesday through Thursday at Napier Field, with Chiarious Beck leading the course. Beck, trained at Red Crow Aquatic School, also heads the afternoon Denham Country Club sessions, Monday through Friday at 2 pm.
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Napier Field
Minnie ‘T. Heard
Southside
Mopman
Napier
Ciharious Beck
Red Crow« Aqusstic School
Pine Mountain
Dethan Country
Beck
Tost
Dorothy Spann Dies at Age Five Near Columbia
Funeral services for Dorothy Louise Spann five daughter of Buck E F Worrell were held at Ebenezer Church with Rev E M Cale officiating Burial followed in church cemetery Survivors include her parents grandparents Mr and Mrs Richard York of Dothan and Mrs George Worrell Columbia route two several aunts and uncles Active pallbearers were Bud and Trasis Werk Freddie Hinteher Howard Holmes C W Snellgrove and Walver White
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Dorothy Louise Spann
Buck
E. F. Worrell
Cantmels
Ebenezer Church
E. M. Cale
Ward- Wi
Charlyte
Richard York
Dothua
George Worrell
Columbia Route Two
Pullbwarere
Bud and Trasis Werk
Preddie Hinteher
Howard Holmes
C. W. Snellgrove Sod Walver Wihie
Two Negroes Face Larceny Charges
Two Black men were arrested over the weekend on petty larceny charges, police records show. Houston County residents Nelson Kelley and Rosco Haker are named in the charges, with alleged thefts occurring on Saturdays. both were released on bond.
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Houston, King
Houston County
Nelson Kelley
Waterho
Rosco Haker
Midland City
Mooney
Newrooe
de Feist
Folsom Signs Bills Banning Tax Tokens
Governor James E. Folsom signs laws ending use of sales tax tokens effective Oct 1. A bracket plan shifts tax to consumers with a tokenless system and a tax redemptions fund. Brace system starts next fiscal year, but many counties have already adopted it, detailing tax rates by price bands.
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Folsom
Massure
Westemn
Mainy Teresa
Former Dothan Man Dies At Orlando
Howard William Weed of Orlando and formerly Dothan died Sunday after a fast fall. Born in Ariton, he moved to Dothan as a child and lived on S Appletree Street. Survived by wife Dorothy Weed of Orlando two daughters his mother sister two step brothers and three half-sisters. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 4 PM in Orlando.
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Howard William Weed
Dothan
Oanonisade
Fla
Weed
Ariton
Dorothy Weed
Orlando
Tia
7. W. Doa'er
Florala
Raw Patterson
Pensylvania
Paul Dozier
Tiothan
A.M. Dozier
Pahokee
Johnnie Evane Dothan
Ozark Man Charged With Drunk Driving
Robert E L Maund of Ovart route three was charged with driving while intoxicated after a traffic accident one mile south of Midland City on No 290 Saturday afternoon. Maund left the roadway, restored, and the car rolled over. Vehicle damage was about 100 dollars. The accident was investigated by Patrolman Al FL Macon.
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Robert EL. Maund
Ovart
Midland City
Hinhwaon
Maund
Danmiage
Ian al FL Macon
Law would bar non callable bonds for public debt
A House committee on constitution and elections debated a Senate approved measure to outlaw non callable bonds issued by state, county and city governments to retire debt. The bill, sponsored by James Ho Allen of Etowah, aims to protect taxpayers by preventing bonds that can be retired before maturity and enforcing limits on long term debt.
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House Committee On Constitution
Senate
Jaes Ho Allen
Etowah
Neste
State
Eonety
Ety
Mery Aweneies
Aller Sid Has Hall
Ababa
Piaibhi
Allen Dante
New Homes Listed In Permits In City
Permits issued for three new residences in East Main Street area and North Oates Street. Projects include a fire-related dwelling at 400 East Main, a residence at 11083 Osceola Street, and a teardown and rebuild at 200 Powell Street. Chapman Construction Company listed for the Powell project.
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East Main Street
Eod
Bryan
Fragmentary note on displaced persons admission policy
The text describes a fragmented discussion about admitting displaced persons, citing Congress and immigrant oppression. It mentions a commission or body, a possible shift in policy, and critiques describing the situation as inadequate and tied to future dates, with references to observers and officials.
Strickland Named To Education Group
Genevant M Lo Striagkia was elected county chairman of the Catrovens Advisers Carita for Mdication, with Strickland set to replace AL oS Ward on the County executive committee. Other selected members include J.B. Dasad sen, Sluce, Slaw Harvey, Stewart, Phatford, Mrs Joul FL dobinser, Mae Hl. Turner, Coffee Spring's, and Mrs. FloS. Pasrsush Sven.
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Geneva M Lo Striagkia A
Catrovens Advisers
Carita
Mdication
Bastian
J. J. Collins
Nottord
Fragmented notes recount a 134 spt Fox River event
The readable text hints at a historical report about a 134 spt period along the Fox River with references to Masses, plate events, and an aerial patter. It mentions three nations and an erratic sequence of dates, objects, and people named in a partial, unclear narrative.
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Saul
Bastat
Marte Te
Fox River
Senate Debates Bonds Pay Reform Amid Stalled Legislation
The Senate calendar shows no definite spot for the termination pay bonds act though a House suspension vote is planned. The measure would redeem 1946 bonds at fixed interest and affect about 1.2 billion dollars in local bank redemptions. Treasury opposed the proposal citing debt reduction and tax concerns while supporters argue for pension-like payment reforms.
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Senate
Wits
Dpolsoig
Qgoaiv
Treasury Department
pubeGriea
Besa
Iosw
Egguette
Tururroy
Jews Deny Conflict With Arabs In Holy Land Controversy
Jerusalem AP report: Sir Abdur Rahman of India accuses David Ben-Gurion of evasive credility questions in a UN Palestine committee session. Ben-Gurion says Jews have no conflict with Arabs and cites international forces blocking their efforts. Rahman warns of continuing crisis for months as Hagana relations are probed. inquiry continues.
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Holy Land
Jerusalem
Abour Rahman
India
David Ben-Gurion
Jewush Agency
United Nation
Special Committee On Palestine
Ben-Gurion
Palestine
U. N
Ben- Gurion
United Nations
Rahinan
Emil Sandstreem
Jewish Agency
Hadre
Hagana
Stolen Car Quickly Recovered By Police
City police recovered a car belonging to K. D. Snells of 301 N. Bell St in Dothan after it was stolen near his home Saturday afternoon. Officers found the vehicle Sunday afternoon in the 500 block of N Lena St, abandoned and damaged. The car was dusted for fingerprints and investigators said the theft inquiry is ongoing.
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K. D. Snells
N. Bell St
Dothan
N. Lena St
Is Gr
Spaniards Confirm Franco State Chief Vote Victory
Unofficial AP tallies from 12,018 of 21,242 polling places show about 5.66 million yes to 350 thousand no and 196 thousand blank in Spain’s referendum confirming Generalissimo Franco as chief of state with right to nominate his successor who would become king or regent.
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Madrid
Generalisulvio Francisco Franco
Spain
Blas Perez
Franco
Polla
Mining contract terms spark wage and safety debate
The document outlines inside day wage at 13.05 for eight hours underground with no travel pay and a raised basic rate from 1.18 to 1.63, noting a six and a half hour shift and a nine hour day under a government contract that ended last Monday. It also calls for federal mine safety code inclusion, increases in the tonnage royalty for the miners welfare fund to ten cents, and a three member board with a veto power, potentially chaired by Lewis.
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Lewis
Welfare Fund
T Lewis
Bulky Demolition and Fire Fatalities Report Across States
A sasuline-burning popcorn machine exploded during a saddly baseball game at Ormada Neo yesterday injuring 15 people with four in critical condition. Ervin Nerud, 18, operator, in critical condition. Chaos as gas spray ignited, one woman trampled by panicked crowd, 13 burned. Early weekend traffic fatalities surged with 11 drownings, 16 other deaths. State tallies show California 46, Texas 27, New Jersey 22, North Carolina 25, Ohio 20, Florida 26, among others.
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Ormada
Neo
Ervin Nerud
Randstauid
New York
California
Machipan
Pennsylvania
Texas
New Jersey
North Carolina
Ohio
South Carolina
Virginia
Indiana
Florida
Hog market steady at eight Georgia plants prices listed
Arrivals at eight major plants in Albany Columbus Broul Thomasville Tifton along with Alabama and Florida plants totaled 500 cattle 180 calves 500 hogs. Hog market active and steady with quotes for barrows gilts 180 lb plus 23 to 23.50 with some 24. Weights 160-180 lb 22.50 to 23 140-160 lb 20.50 to 21.75 120-140 lb 17.50 to 18. Sows 18 to 21. Top butcher price 24.25.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Broul ‘Rie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Fla
Cattle Hogs Market Report From Union Stock Yards
Federal State Livestock Market News Service reports at Union Stock Yards Montgomery. Cattle receipts about 400 with prices 50 cents higher across classes. calves and heifers strong. hogs up 25-50 cents with varied weights quoted. Cannery cows and canners weak to steady. buyers active across meat grades.
Wiregrass Scouts Plan Philmont Camp Trek
Fight Boy Scouts in the South east Alabama Scout Council will send eight members to Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. Named attendees include James Capel Louisville Earle Scout Carroll Kay and John Wilson Andalusia Fred Billy Reynolds and Billy Whiddon Headland Jam Norton Clayton Jimmy Gamble Dothan and Joe McKinnon Enterprise. Leaders are Scout Executive Cooke Capelli and Scoutmaster Pete Carroll Clayton. They arrive July 26 and begin training at Penil Base camp with horseback riding cooking axe work nature study first aid pioneering hiking and other outdoor skills University
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Alabama
Cooke
Scout Capelli
Pete Carroll
Clayton
Philmont
Penil
Collins To Attend Educators Parley in Cincinnati
Geneva J. J. Collins county superintendent of education is appointed a delegate to the National Education Association Representative Assembly in Cincinnati Ohio from today through Friday He will represent Alabama at the convention Mrs Pearl Wanamaker of Washington State will preside over the meetings.
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Geneva
J. J. Collins
National Education Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
Collins
Alabama
Pearl Wanamaker
Washington State
Voting machine number 11 to appear on ballots nationwide
Polls open at 8 a.m. in all provinces with boxes in rural areas closing at 6 p.m. Beams list dozens of voting places by beat, including Beat One in Vicksburgh, Beat Three in Dothan, Beat Six in Cottonwood, Beat Eleven in Crosby, and Beat Fourteen at Dupree School, among others.
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Pawel
Vicksburgh
Brannen
Dothan
City M
Court House
Malone Motors
Fournehoboth
Madrid
Cottonwood
Cameron's Mill
Cowarts
Webb
Kinsey
Ashford
Crosby
Gordon
Columbia
Dupree School
Atlanta Boy Scouts Hunt Man In Cave
A group of Atlanta Boy Scouts entered Nickajack Cave to search for John J. Hurn, 35, of Nashville, missing since Tuesday. Scouts, aided by John Couger and state mining experts, explored pools and air currents inside the vast cave while Red Cross, police, residents, and pilots scouted the surrounding ridges for any sign of Hurn or an exit.
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Shellmound
Tenn
Atlanta
Nickajack Cave
John J. Hurn
Nashville
John Couger
Jasper
Couger
Sturn
Hollis Hurn
Hurn
Red Cross
Hollins Hurn
Sand Mountain
35 Persons Arrested Here During Weekend Report
County and city officers arrested 35 people over the weekend. About 85 persons were checked by authorities, with 11 arrests by county officers and 23 by city police during the two days. The detainees faced charges including disorderly conduct public drunkenness assault and battery and assault with intent to murder.
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Aye City
Hayes County Farm Bureau Sets Annual Meeting
The Hayes County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting at 10 30 a m Friday July 11 at Cottonwood High School. President H H Knowles announced the program includes group singing a picnic dinner a president and officers report election of officers and nominating committee and other business and recreation.
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County Farm Bureau
Hayeton County Farm Bureau
Cottonwood High School
H. H. Knowles
Masonic Meetings Planned in Dothan This Week
Two gatherings are set in Dothan Masons events this week. Tuesday night the Dothan Pythagoras Lodge will convene for regular business and work in the first and second degrees. Thursday night the Dothan Chapter R A will hold a regular business session and work in the past master degree.
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Dothan Masons
Dothan Pythagoras Lodge
Dothan
R. A
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Georgia
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Ant
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Ait
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Chiles
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Ozark Man
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Tad Steples
Asbally
Strickland
Dothan Oil Mill Company
E. Newton St
Beagvietk
Abs
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Povernment
Mtv
Speer
Met
Mae Weteita
Uae
Gary
Marshall
Mattar Oervice
Permanent Pity
Bilkas
Pany
York
New Orleans
Montgomery Market
Montgomery
Federal State Livestock Market News Service
Union Stockyards
Philmont Ranch
Aus
Ivy Bureau
IVY Corp
Montcletr
N. Ie
Boy Scouts
DR. Sinquefield
Malone Motor Co
ARMY
Army Blue
Southern Supply House
Dothan Bank and Trust
Cosco Ets PS
POR Revenue — For Law and Order
Houston County Committee For Legal Control
Coolair Attic
Coolair
Odlaig
Second Ave
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