Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass
Local notes report arrivals of copies for Houston County High and other items. Extra copies priced at 8 each, with 386 available. Also covered are a Sacred Harp singing convention in Seminole County, a Kiwanis Club program, a family reunion notice, an embezzlement charge against George Whitney, city arrests over the weekend for public drunkenness and traffic offenses, and several named individuals.
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Woyuals
Merits
Houston County
Columbia
Sacred Harp Sing
Seminole County Singing Convention
Rock Pond
Iron City
Dr . Miller
Camp Rucker Status Remains Unchanged
The Army Today reports no reactivation of Camp Rucker despite talk of reviving a port postwar. Fort Jackson and a handful of officers remain on duty since deactivation after World War II. Senator Hill and Congressman Andrews press officials on state military establishments, noting Defense Department decisions pending and a proposed Quartermaster research center with no site chosen.
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Department of Def
Ense
Buaker
Ise
George Andrews
Defense Department
George
Community Swim Classes Include Red Cross Courses
Recreation officials said this week will feature Red Cross swimming and lifesaving instruction at Collinwood and Lake Travis area clubs, in addition to regular classes at Bolin. The program aims to boost safety skills for residents across the district.
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Rea Cross Claases
Collinwicd
Lake Thotocos
Bolin
Uncertain Front Battles Rise Near Taejon and Kum River
US and Allied forces battled North Korean troops across the Kum River area near Taejon as the 24th American Infantry Division withdrew under pressure. Air power including B 29s and fighters targeted Red positions while sea and river Operations supported a cautious defense and counterattack.
FASTRETH Improves False Teeth Stability on Lower Plate
FASTRETH claims to secure false teeth more firmly on the lower plate by reducing rocking slipping and movement. The device promises better grip with no religious or caste references and is advertised for at drug stores.
Florida Pushes Crime Inquiry In Senate Probe
Florida's crime investigation gained momentum as Gov. Fuller Warren ordered Broward Sheriff Walter Clark to answer for malfeasance in office and urged Dade County to probe the gambling network tied to a prominent betting syndicate. Senate investigators pressed Kefauver era graft and conspiracy charges while a grand jury in Dade County eyed further action.
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Heroert Chesuise
Warren
Senate
Sena Estes Kefauver
Tenale
St. Louis
Greater Sami Come Commission
Jack Younger
Dan P. Sulivan
Dade County Grand Jury
Yonager
Fullstream
Broward
Clark
Florida
Meer
Dade
Sulluni
Mant
Westington
John Oronike
Frank Erickson
Paris Beach County
Mickey Cohen
Los Angeles
Roney
Piva
Miami Beach
Frickson
Agnor
Sylvan Grove Revival Underway This Week
The revival at Sylvan Grove opens this week with evangelistic services led by Rev Herlong and parishioners from nearby churches invited to attend. The pastor, Hey Comer Woodall, says a youth rally is planned for Saturday night with services continuing through the weekend.
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Sylvan Grove
Sersices
Hey. Comer Woodall
Poultry Demand Outpaces Supply Across Georgia Markets
In Atlanta markets the poultry trade shows firm demand with available supplies tight. Most processing plants report stocks below needs and prices hover around 11 to 32 cents for various weights and brands as buyers seek steady delivery.
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Poultry
Atlanta
USDAY
Georgia
Communists push toward Taejon amid North South road probes
The report describes Red forces probing the North South road to Nonsan and advancing along the main highway from Konju toward Taejon. MacArthur notes the withdrawal not a retreat and cites a six mile average advance by June 36. The Kum River crossing remains unsettled with multiple North Korean divisions concentrating against the American 24th Division.
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MacArthir
Taejon
Ite
Nonsan
Ches
Konju
Aren MacArthur
Comnuunista
Kum
Palan
North Korea
MacArthur Urges Press Censorship Of War News In Korea
Chicago press commended for supporting self censorship. General Douglas MacArthur urged the U S Army to let reporters cover Korea with minimal censorship to aid military operations. He argued responsible journalism must avoid helping the enemy while preserving a free press.
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Chicago
MacArthur
U.S
Frank Tremaine
Tokyo
Douglas MacAllur
Anat Dusing
Nak
US Porta
Kora
Walton Ho" Walker
Marguerite Wigging
New York Herald Tribune
U.S. Army Bondquiners
Korea
Miss Higgins
Japan
Mike Higgins
Ebe
Walker
Macartion
Efficer
P Behols
Peter Kalischer
United Presa
Associated Ipiegs
United Press
Ruswell Hrines
Associated Press
Ilr
Banker-Industrialist Haley Dies in Albany After Illness
Albany obituary notes the death of W Banka Haley at 75 after years as a banker and civic leader. A Chattanooga native, he built Albany banks and founded City National Bank in 1928, later First State Bank, chairing its board. He also helped form Bank of Cordele, Bank of Blakely, and others with brother Joel T. Haley.
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Haley
Albany
Chavanooga
Yrom
South Georgia
Ametives
Battey Bridge
Cordele
Cuthbert
F.tar Rerad
Moutrie
Iis
Joel T. Haley
Degpine
First State Bank of
Livestock Prices From Georgia to Montgomery Markets
Livestock receipts totaled 175 cattle 20 hogs and other stock at major Georgia plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville and nearby towns with hogs and barrows quot ed from 14 to 29 a hundred pounds. Montgomery reporters note cattle receipts steady to strong with select calves high and hog prices ranging from about 15 to 22 per hundred pounds across multiple weights.
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Thomasville
Albany
iColumbus
Maininie
Thornaysite
Tifton
Dothan
Jacksonville
Tallahansee
Mog Privet
Oie
Montgomery (Ap
Union Stoceyards
Siam
Maternal Grandmother Reference in Whar Case Sparks Confusion
Fragments indicate a disrupted note mentioning Curt Whar and a maternal grandmother with unclear relation. Readable text shows names and vague phrases, suggesting a family context but lacks coherent facts or events to confirm a concrete news item.
Nebraska Solon Rules Foreign Egg Buying Scandalous
Representative Karl Stefan of Nebraska condemned a foreign egg buying program as scandalous. He cited 15 million dozen eggs from Communist China over the past year and questioned why the United States paid high prices to bolster foreign suppliers while subsidizing prices and funding subversive activities. He criticized government action, noted Britain’s direct purchases with government funds, and urged reconsideration of current policies toward Allied allies and enemies alike.
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Washington III
Karl Stefan
Hans
United States
China
Stefan
America
Korea
Eululf Wade
Jefan
Britain
Funda
Ecolgnan Coopersation Aininistration
Two Welfare Workers Injured In Auto Accident Near Allen
Two Welfare Department workers, Mydies Priscilla Johnson and Caitvyn Oliver, were injured yesterday four miles south of Allen when their vehicle and another car collided on a curve. An Ozark Mortuary ambulance en route to the scene also suffered damage in a separate front-end crash. No charges were filed. investigators identified a bystander as Wil Krasen and noted Dr L M Stinson drove the other car. Corn is the greatest crop of the United States with three bushels of corn per one of wheat.
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Luo State Welfare Department
Mydies
Priscilla Johnson
Caitvyn Oliver
Allen
Ozark
Ambul Lnce
William B. Danieis
Hughway Patrolouy Sf
Wil Krasen
Daltielx
Ming Juhucon
Alan Mick Oliver
Montgomery
Dothan
Wilkinson
Wilkinnon
Oliver
Johoson
Wavsing
L. M. Stinson
West Palm Beach
Clark City Vimby
Overheard Bridge
W. M- Robecka
Max. Laniely
Deaths in Wiregrass: Condrey and Fairclotts notable
E Condrey 79 died at home in Cottonwood after a brief illness. Native of Dale County and longtime resident of Houston County, he was a Methodist. Funeral at New Hope Church Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev D Colly officiating, interment in church cemetery. Survived by two sons, Hy Condrey and A Condrey. a daughter Mrs Lugive Winglere. four sisters. a brother A Condrey. six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Special services held for Mrs. Ethel Fairclott of Walworthville after a long illness. Ministers Rev Whitt Aiken Rev Le B Pierce and Rev W He Boswell. Pallbearers listed. Survivors include husband Shal ter Fairclott and a daughter Mrs Weyman Berry.
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E. Condree
Doh
Ellis Condrey
Cottonwood
Dale County
Condrey Hand
Huston County
Methodist
Hy, Condrey
Ethel U. Fairclots
Walsonville
Whitt Aiken
le B. Pierce
W. He Boswell
Homer Dules
Monroe Duké
Waller Bvyans
George Muses
Love In Loving
James V. Dukes
Baptist Tauren
Ito Numbera
Shalter Fairclott
Mes. Weyman Berry
Service Engineers Will Seat Officers
Curtis West of Headland will be named president of the Dothan chapter of Refrigeration Service Engineers Subbety at a meeting in the city. West will succeed T. Dy Cothran of Dothan. J. Clestromt of Blak becomes secretary. M. Qhavers of Panama City treasurer. Henry Handot will chair the education committee. B. V. Dunbar of Atlanta will be principal speaker with Mayor John Adking in welcome remarks. A business session precedes an entertainment program. The group includes 27 members from Southwest Georgia and parts of Florida. MARONIC CALENDAR notes lodge and chapter meetings in Houston, Dothan, and Abbeville with officer installs and forthcoming events.
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Curtis West
Headland
Dothan
Refrigeration Service Engineers
Typ. Ni
Wagan
West
T. Dy Cothran
Dothen
Jack Clestromt
Blak
Mangeiny Qhavers
Panama
Houston
Dothan Lodge
Swithh Abbeville
Khan
Commandery
New Orleans Cotton Futures Rally Amid Bullish Signals
Cotton futures in New Orleans rose to new semiannual highs as buying pressure grew on strong domestic demand estimates and bullish textile reports. Prices climbed as traders anticipated tighter supply and higher consumption, with sharp gains across nearby contracts.
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New Orleans
AU Am.pilcer
Jacksonville Gets Recheck On Census
Two regional census officials said Jacksonville’s file was reopened for checking after a recheck confirmed the city’s original population count of 14,007 may be accurate. An assistant and a supervisor plan to verify about 20,000 names to ensure accuracy, with the Philadelphia mint noted as the oldest U.S. coinage facility established in 1792.
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Tudac
Rediduch
Atlan
Tdeksuiacyibe
Uply
Reddoch
Philadelphia
United States
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