Bear Down To Beat It SAA Bun To Beat It
Record grazing crop report shows Alabama farmers expanded Winter grazing to about 1.5 million acres, nearly doubling prior records. D. R. Harbor notes progress since 1943, with fall nitrogen topdressing increasing grazing days and December to March offering peak grazing periods. Upstate plans target near 7 million total acres coast to coast.
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Bobeet Chesnutt
Auburn
North
Atsbamba
Alabama
Gulf Coast
D. R. Harbor
APL Extension Agronomist
API Agricultural Experiment Station
Appraisal of Ko Rea War Grows Clear for U S Forces
U S forces in Korea enter their third week with a clearer view of enemy strength, equipment, and tactics. The article notes prior intelligence gaps, North Korean leadership, and their highly trained infantry, shock troops, and armored units. It stresses the need for better American intelligence and emphasizes the ongoing race to reinforce before a decisive breakthrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Miller
U.S
Korea
38Th Parallel
Seomsin
Tenems
Ipleal Ameneas Wbtig
Staal 18
New Trustees Named By Florida Co Op Fair Set In Hartford
Four new trustees were chosen by the West Florida Electric Cooperative during a Graceville meeting closing its second annual Electric Fair. The gathering featured remarks by Dean Walter F. Matherly of the University of Florida and Harold Clark of the Region Four finance office. The fair continues to Hartford with a program headlined by Congressman George Andrews. Amateur acts from the four-county area highlighted the event, with prizes awarded to Wayne, Margaret, and Shirley Mixson. New trustees elected: Jel Pai Campbellton, Rufus Register Graceville, A Hodges Graceville, J Jenkins Chipley. Officers persisting: W W Henney Cottondale president, M Hesler Graceville vice president, C A Cezar Graceville secretary treasurer. Holdovers: A B Barfield, J W Sapp.
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Graceville
Board of Pitiless
West Florida
Elec
Tle Cooperative
Dy jDean
Walter F. Matherly
College of Business Administration
University of Florida
Harold Clark
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Hartford
Campbellton
Rufus Register
A. Hodges
J. Jenkins
Chipley
WW. Henney
Cottondale
M. Hesler
C. 4. Cezar
Board For Trustees
A.B. Barfield
JW. Sapp
Flying Boat Triumph Over Pacific Disaster
In San Francisco AP reports the Caroline Marr flying boat, a 2 1 2 ton craft, completed a 480 mile Pacific flight from Honolulu to Alameda Naval Air Station arriving at 6 17 p m. The vessel carried four crewmen and three passengers aboard amid engine trouble with two engines working and a third faltering, yet it landed safely ending the perilous voyage.
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San Francisco
Caroline Marr
Pacific
Honolulu
Witnesses Describe Fight and Alleged Threats in Bailey Case
Testimony at the hearing includes Pett and Dozier denying involvement while Hull and Hill face accusations of assault with a brutal instrument. Barley and Mrs Bailey provide conflicting accounts of the attack in the Bay County apartment, with Dozier heard threatening to kill and others recalling prior discussions of “working Bovey over.”
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Paotma City
Fieman Pett
Hearme
Aithonen
Cotente
Pett
Soto Nan
Bay County
Hill
Dazier
Taving
Hull
Jim
Eas
Han
Panley Sai
Dear
Nin
Dozier
Vint
Bailey
Doi
Williams
Paw! Crawford
Dori
Bovey
Anderson
Port
Mrs. W. P. Young Dies in Troy Hospital
Mrs. W. P. Young died yesterday morning in a Troy hospital. Her husband works in the accounting department of Bay Line Railroad. Funeral services are at 3 p.m. today in Tekidence in Troy with burial at Orkwood Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, a son Perry Young of Troy, three sisters, and one brother.
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W. P. Young
Troy
Accounting Department
Bay ‘Line Railroad Company
Tekidence Ln
Orkwood Cemetery
Deaths in Wiregrass McKnight and Harden families
Obituary notices report Daniel Weberer McKnight of Evergreen and the McKnight clan from several local routes, with survivors including a wide circuit of spouses, children, and in-laws. TOM HARDEN ENTERPRISE notes Halden near Brundidge died Friday night. funeral at Springfield Church with many relatives listed and arrangements by Jackson Funeral Home.
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Tom Harden
Ton Halden
Brundidge
Auddenry
Jack Moore
St 'S
Springfiel Church
Jacchsor Funeral Home
Lawrei
Atel
Henry Hardey
Columb
GW. Bundack
Phen'x Ci Mie
Gibson
Columbus
Ince Moore
Fevterplite
McKee
Birmingham
Boniher W. Ho Harden
Bankes Fon Sisters
Johanie Dobasnn
Will Tor Af Dortran
Ross McLendin
Marina Harder
Banks
Australian Mustangs Halt North Korean Breakout
Field dispatches described Australian Mustang fighters attacking a barge and river crossings, delaying Communist efforts to expand a bridgehead near Taejon. U.S. Eighth Army reports cited heavy air strikes on supply routes and naval forces shelling targets along Korea’s east coast, with fierce fighting along the Kum River as South Koreans resist the invasion.
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Macdrthi
Kuo River
Trans Iports
Warrier
Sath
Kyty
Taeyon
Taejon
U.S. Eighth Army
Trejon
Kum
Moore
Telense
Eighth Army
South Korea
Pusan
Irank
Tusson
U. S
Refugee Bands Rise Amid Korean Crisis and Guerrilla Threats
An article describes thousands of refugees in South Korea aided by small red bands of supporters while Communist sympathizers and infiltrators operate within the peninsula. It notes guerrilla activity, government instability under Syngman Rhee, and Western observers warning of lingering threats after a potential North Korean advance. The piece highlights fear among refugees, anti-Communist propaganda, and lingering reminders from posters and election cadences amid a tense border situation.
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Korea
UPI
South Korea
Yesterda
Huiden
N Nmber
Commwathivers
Amog
Ores
Reig
Tae
Nah
Luis Ara
Korea Uplands
Synuman Rhee’s
Ated
Whs. Wright
Ulnef
Mlitary
Gruin
Fox
Siberia
Minerican
Sy Seowene
Bern
Seoul
Missing U S airman listed in Pravda report
Washington reports a U S airman, First Lt Donald S Surman of Philadelphia, listed as missing since July 7 in Korea. The Defense Department later identified 36 wounded in Korea, with names including Virgil Anderson of Granite Falls North Carolina and George Baines of Elmira Heights New York among others.
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Washington
United States
Museuw
Elwek
Donald S. Sirman
Philadelphia
Pravda
Donald
Searman
Philadewhis
Tar Air Force
Surman
Europe
Nolds
Air Force
Bully
Japan
Ambrode Hewssett
Petersyr
U.S
Mule Ing
Dis
Ambrose Nugent
Merrill
Wis
Defense Department
Pip Virgil Anderson
Will Anderson
Granite Falls
N.C
George Baines
Alfred S. Baines
Elmira Theights
N.Y
Victor G. Baker
Wanea J. Baker
Haymeen
Tex
Pie
Robert W. Blankenship
Fort P. Sague
la Rue
Jack Bolen
John W. Bolin
East Barberton
Bruce Bravermar
Abraham J. Braysravan
New York City
Herbert FH. Brown
Pearl Brown
Rast Chatta- Peowa
Tenn
Richard Atard
Margaret F. Card
Waverley
Robert B. Carl
Mars
Lama Car Tatedy
Devig W. Cline
Bay Cling
New Cumberland
Georgia University President To Retire
ATLANTA (UP) Dr J C Rogers announced his retirement as president of the University of Georgia in the near future under a board agreement. The report says Dr O C Derholt may succeed him, with the retirement previously arranged with Chancellor Norton Caldwell at a meeting last summer.
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Atlanta
Jonathan C. Rogers
University of Georgia
The
Atlanta Journal
de. O. C. Derholt
College Studuestion
University
Rogers
Norton Caldwell
Georgia University ‘System
Houston
Yerenta
Thorsden
Foruester
College of Agriculture
Cemetery Work Set at Beth Eden Church Near Maivers
A cemetery working is scheduled for Thursday July 20 at Beth enhem Church near Maivers with instructions to participants to bring their lunch and proper tools. The notice lists RUE Pever T Burkett Houston ey ot Wieath Officer reporting one Undulant reb et case this week. The Horne family reunion is set for Sunday July 23 at Kelley Springs inviting all relatives to attend. Four arrests were made yesterday for driving while intoxicated including F Wakehead Otis Jamzon J.D. Carroll and Bobby Gene Byrd.
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Bethenhem
Maivers
Rue Pever T. Burkett
Houston
Worne Reuny
Horne
Kelley Springs
Wit
Privers
Sy Ely
Th-t
F. Wakehead
Eufauin
Otis Jamzon
Dathan
J.D. Carroll
Bobby Gene Byrd
Confederate Flag Missing In Review At Camp Picket
At Camp Picket, the 173rd Maryland National Guard unit reportedly forgot to display the Confederate flag during a march. The 175th Infantry is cited as inheriting traditions from the First Maryland Regiment of the Confederate Northern Virginia Army. Authorities offered no clear explanation for the omission.
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Camp Pickett
Maryland National Gward
Maryland
Dead Lakes Camp Fire Claims Owner's Life
WEWANITCHKA Sheriff Byrd E Parker said W F Brockett, operator of a fish camp in the Dead Lakes area, burned to death about 3 am yesterday when a building at his camp was destroyed by fire. Brockett apparently was overcome by smoke before he could escape. Three witnesses are being detained for questioning. Parker said there is no evidence of foul play at this time. The note about the 1908 Boston Red Sox is unrelated.
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Wewanitchka
Byrd E. Parker
W. F. Brocket
Dead Lakes
Parker
Brockett
Shertt Parker
Thut Jay
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Dothan
Florida Co-Op
Troy Hospital
Ozark
Daniel Weberer Webbs
Crue
Juun
Gutien
Mir
Mivlomy
Mivlomy Renident of Elainvuly
Evergreen
Maggie Teal Mock
Phi
Cha
Juoye Sen
James Ms Knight
Che Rome
Misses Nell
Gay McKnight
Che
Mia
Mary Etta Kelpham
Dae Jun
Brone
Hugh McKnight
Clo Twice We
Bwell McKnight
Arion Rouse
Thene
Randall and
Eugena McKnight
Che Roate
Grover McKnigat
Aniston
Stratemeyer
Geraral
Noma Kevca
Tockel
Stratenirser
Alnoy
Jack James
Casualty
William P Darah
Mra
Roce
Darah
New Oreleans
Touie de Feliopi
Josephine de Felippi
Brive
Tol
Connie Virgil G
Filial
Cleve
Eiswick
Idx
Fiswick
Woe
Robert Frehort
Jahr B. Feyhart
Wrerfield
Ind
Robert B. Grace
Robert Grace
Hammond
Robert Holloway
Gertrude
M. Holloway
Glen Allan
Ralph J. Autehins
Mary A. Hutching
Sowtts
Bulland
William Kelly
Ann Kelly
Wilmington
Del
Richard B. Kitts
Florence Kitis
Fulton
Parsons
Far Eagh Command
Kenyon D. Potter
Mary E. Mulholland
Lapeer
Mich
James ¥. Short
Bes
Mary
Frank Weber
Or Paul Lane
Frank
Alabama Banking Company
South Foster
Dial
Dothan, Alc
Georgia University
North Georgia College
Dahlonega
Jim Bolger
Cincinnati
Eam
Boston Red Sox
Tow
Harden
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