Lady Mountbatten Ordered to Leave United States
Lady Iris Mountbatten, cousin of King George VII, must depart the United States by September 1 after immigration officials refused to renew her visitor visa for engaging in compensatory work. She arrived October 21, 1946, and the permit expired in February. authorities cited endorsements of a chewing gum product and publicity work for a dance studio and a motion pictures firm as violations. A separate cashing charge in New York for about $185 was dropped after the victim settled.
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Philadelphia
Iris Mountbatten
Great Britain
George VII
United States
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Victoria
Lady Mountbatten
Dance Studi
Motion Piers
New York
Ga Washington
Revival Services Slated At Wiggins Baptist Church
Revival services will begin at Wiggins Baptist Church this Sunday announced by Rev. Harry Mallette. The church sits behind Naupier Field. Wilmer Parker from Ozark will direct song service. Meetings run 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. through Friday, July 25 with open invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggins Baptist Church
Harry Mallette
Naupier Field
Wilmer Parker
Ozark
Sundge
Mallette
New York Cotton Futures Jumped 55 Cents Per Bale
New York Cotton Futures closed sharply higher by 55 cents to 140 dollars per bale, lifting prices over the previous close. Market traders noted stronger demand and ongoing supply concerns as major mills resumed activity.
New Orleans Cotton Opens Fifth Low With Mixed Quotes
Opened at 34.45 with 34.70 in early action as bids and offers mix. Volume around 3450 contracts. Traders note weak near term sentiment and inconsistent benchmark levels for October and May positions amid shifting market mood.
Alabama Legislature Considers State Trade School Plan
Alabama leaders debate creating a state trade school system funded by a 10 percent tax cut proposal and Senate measures. The House passed bills to restructure agriculture funds, regulate munitions sales, and adjust retirement benefits for state workers. The Senate sent to the governor bills on public health tests and state employee pay raises, with additional funding considered for mental health institutions and state schools.
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Usamess
Scould Opera
Alabama
Senate
Shine
Deteresa
Barbour County
Nytier
Feuse
Sena
Agriculture Department
Werth Thavard
James Ady
Jefferson
Gosset
Pursakey
ABC
Veteiaoy
Te Treasury
Truman May Attend Masonic Meeting At Huntsville
Washington AP report says President Truman may attend a special meeting of the Huntsville Alabama Lodge while in the nation’s capital. Senator Sparkman quoted Truman saying he would try to attend if possible, noting Jackson attended a lodge meeting in 1827 and Huntsville Lodge is among Alabama’s oldest. The invitation was extended during a visit to the capital and the exact date remains uncertain.
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Washington
Alay
Pramiun
Alu
Slasenie Lodge
Ae Urvenan
Sparkyan
Tam Tau Veda Agaone
Hutts
Samuel G Blythe Dies Journalist and Editor
Samuel G Blythe, a prominent journalist and former editor at the New York World, died at 79 at his home. Funeral services were held Saturday at Grove Cemetery, with tributes from presidents and a noted editor recalling his influential career.
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Samuel G. Blythe
Wwe
Summiet G Blythe
Dust Tech
Vat Casinatas
Tan
Yena Presiden
Groves
Frankin
Roosevelt
Weary Par Cie Grove
Two Gofers and Farmers Killed by Lightning
Two gofers and two farmers were killed by a lightning strike yesterday at a municipal staff course near Knoxville. The victims include Conrad Pofer, 21, Navy veteran of World War II, and Robert Grant, 20, a Wellkmown polling farmer, along with Ed Morea, 54, and other local names. The tragedy occurred at a falls near Koawn.
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Knoxville
Conrad Pofer
Robert WW. Grant
Ed Morea
Koawn
Wolf Cluanopiot
Lays Dinwuddle
Unclear OCR fragment on public notice and welfare measures
The readable OCR passages reference a 10 year food coupon plan and a case strategy about supplements and property. Mentions loyalty surveys and attempts to set up voter or payer actions. Details are fragmented and names or dates are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR Inquiry on Historical Names and Places
The text presents a jumbled OCR fragment listing diverse terms, names, places, dates, and phrases. It mentions United States, San Francisco, and various scattered references to people, events, and objects without coherent context or clear narrative. The readable facts are minimal, offering only stray proper nouns and vague geographic hints.
The Ten Largest Steel Producers Dominate US Capacity
The ten biggest steel firms in the United States collectively hold over 30 percent of national steel capacity, with the two largest companies together controlling more than half of it.
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United States
Wilmer A Watson Dies At 53 In Geneva
Wilmer A. Watson of Geneva dies at 53 after illness. Funeral services set for 4 p.m. Saturday at Firat Church with Rev. R M Holmes. Burial in City Cemetery. Pittman Funeral Home in charge. Survived by widow Annie Lee Watson, daughter Mrs Houston Marlon of Montgomery, two sons W A Watson Jr and Richard Watson of Samson, sister Miss Mary Lee Watson, Geneva, four brothers C L John C H Watson both of Geneva, D R Watson of Hartford, and three children.
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Geneva
Wilmer A. Watsurt
Enterprise
Firat Ven
R M. Holmes
Pittman Funeral
Annie Lee Watson
Houston Marlon
Montgomery
W. A. Watson, Jr
Richard Watson
Sam Son
Mary Lee Watson
C. Hr. Watson
D. R. Watson
Hortford
Flying Rocks Barrage Fails To Halt Thief
In Ogden Utah a lumber company worker and bystanders faced a fleeing thief as rocks were hurled in a vain bid to stop him. The assailant dodged the stones and escaped, while witnesses described the chaotic scene and narrowly missed injuries.
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Ogden
Utah
Jobe
Riverdale Lumber Co
Iit
Roche
Johesen
Gust
Havires
Trevebber
John
Refugee ship incident sparks Allied dispute over fate
A partially destroyed refugee vessel broadcast an SOS as British forces boarded. Reports claim machine guns were used and conflict ensued aboard the ship. Captain Yous described passengers and crew casualties while accusations surfaced of British actions during capture.
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Cotdaunique
Sind
Abergh
Fxodus
Marchineygues
Tocar
Tedio Anankate Tnemmers
United Usatuns Palestine
Woren
Loy oSvaths
Goo Ehaldren
City recreation group plans broad program in Dothan
Mosley outlines a citizen driven recreation association open to all ages with four membership classes and annual dues. The plan calls for six man football touch football basketball softball baseball volleyball tennis and various contests plus pet shows parades and dances. Estimated costs include athletic equipment uniforms and prizes totaling around 9000 with potential expansion to a city swimming pool and master athletic field.
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Mosley Sid
City Recreation Commission
Mosley
Mosles
Varus
Argesieun Levin
Spuwn
Red Cross
Scorious Gardey
Moodev
Dothan
Kots
Swansor
Mrs Hodges Dies Near Headland in Alabama
Mrs Charles A Hodges fifty nine died at home on Headland route one after a long illness. Funeral was at Wiggins Church with Rev Harry Malette and Rev Bob Cook officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Surviving are husband six sons and six daughters, two brothers a sister twenty six grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Charles A. Hodges
Headland
Wiggins Church
Harry Malette
Bob Cook
Church
Ward-Wilson
J. Hugh ,Hodges
Columbus
Byron
Wallace R. Hodges
Damon Hodges
Pensacola
Fla
R. H. Arnold
Ralph Harrison
Dothan
R. L. Phillips
T. B. Wand, Jr
Janice
Ann Hodges
W. T. Gamble Dies After Long Illness at 63
W T Gamble 63 of Dothan route one died in a Dothan hospital after a long illness. He was a lifelong Houston County resident. Funeral services at Webb Baptist Church with Rev H E Draughon officiating and Ward Wilson in charge. Survived by widow, four daughters Inez Mimms Wartford Ellen Nowell Midland City route two Mabel Bennefield Dothan revie one Cecil Gales Baltimore Md. a son Calvin A Gamble Dothan route one. six sisters Mattie Harris Enterprise Oscar Blount Colquitt Ga Jimmie Johnson Ashford Ona Collins Enterprise Jocile Murphy Alma Whetley Ashford. three brothers T J Gamble Selma J S Gamble Winter Haven Fla and MM OR Gamble Headland. 12 grandchildren.
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W. T. Gamble
Dothan
Gamble
Houston County
Webb Baptist Church
H. EK. Draurhn
Ward-Wilson
Inez Mimms
Wartford
Ellen Nowell
Midland City
Mabel Bennefield
Dothan Revie
Cecil Gales
Baltimore
Calvin A. Gamble
Mattie Harris
Enterprise
Oscar Blount
Colquitt
Jimmie Johnson
Ashford
Ona Collins
Jocile Murphy
Alma Whetley
T. J Gamble
Selma
J. S$. Gamble
Winter Tavern
Fla
MM. OR
Headland
Linda Walker 4 Dies At Enterprise
Linda Gail Walker four died at her parents home after a month long illness. She is survived by her mother and father Mr and Mrs W L Walter and one brother Joe Austin Walker all of Enterprise. Funeral services were held at the First Baptist Church with Dr B R Justice officiating. Burial was in the city cemetery with Searcy Funeral Home directing.
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Enterprise
Linda Gail Walker
W. L. Walter
Joe Austin Walker
Mars
J. Ft. Maddox
J. A. Walker
Elba
First Baptist Church
B. RK. Justice
Searcy Funeral Home
Plaintiff Awarded Judgment In Court In Trousten Circuit
A civil jury awarded the plaintiff $275 in the assumpsit case Janes Chak versus J. J. Stith in the Trousten Circuit Court yesterday. The four day trial concluded with the jury delivering verdicts after a lengthy July session.
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Trousten Circuit Court
Janes Chak
J. J. Stith
House panel trims foreign aid in 12 month plan
A congressional committee cut foreign aid by 175 million dollars mainly by shifting programs to a 12 month basis. It reduced allocations for displaced persons, occupied zones in Germany and Japan, and international commissions. The panel left funds for mediation, boards of inquiry, and some labor and loyalty programs under alternative bills.
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Germany
Japan
Kverears
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
House
Senate
Truman
4-H Club Members Of Jackson County Return From Camp
Jackson County 411 Club members, 63 strong, return from Camp Timpoochee on Choctawhatchee Bay. Doyle Halli of Malone named top boy camper. Bonnie Talley and Emma Nell Lawrence of Malone and Grand Ridge win older girl honors. Jo Anne Malone of Greenwood top younger girl. Edwin Duce of Central tops boys squad leader. Camp run by University of Florida Extension. directed by Harry Redman with dietitian Evelina Cates and recreation leader Margaret Epling. In charge: Alyne C. Heath Marianna for girl campers. J W Malone and aide William Brandon for boy campers. Mixon Cooper Graceville and Louise Scott Alford assisted in supervising 4-H girls.
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Marianna
Jackson County
Camp Timpoochee
Choctawhatchee Bay
Doyle Halli
Malone
Bonnie Talley
Emma Nell Lawrence
Grand Ridge
Jo Anne Malone
Greenwood
Edwin Duce
Central
Timpoochee
University of Florida
Harry Redman
Esecambia County
Evelina Cates
Alachua
Margaret Epling
Miami
Alyne C. Heath
J. W. Malone
William C. Brandon
Mixon Cooper
Graceville
Louise Scott
Alford
Heath
Tax bill sparks veto fight as Truman pushes cautious path
President Truman argues against the premature tax cut calling it unsafe and inflationary while urging careful tax reform. House Ways and Means chair Knutson notes unlikely to revive if killed. Truman cites international obligations, debt payments, and nixes large cuts until price stability and employment are secured. An Alabama firm tests underground coal gasification to cut mining costs.
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House
Knutson JR Minn
Ways and Means Committee
Aithor
Truman
Russia
Livestock market report from Union Stock Yard
From Union Stock Yard Week's salable listed 3,350 head with Friday weak to 50 cents lower. Good to choice cattle steady to 50 cents higher, baby beef heifers 24.00-25.00, two loads 23.50. steers and heifers mainly 20.00, cows 16.50-17.50, canners 8.50-11.75, sausage bulls 10.50-14.50. Calves week sale 1,450 head, tops to 21.00, under 400 lbs 39 rate, stocker steers 11.00-17.09. Hog volume 450, barrows/gilts mostly 1.00 higher, sows 50c-1.50 higher. weights 180-250 lb at 25.00-26.00, 140-160 lb 21.00-22.00, 300 lb ranges 18.50-20.00, stags 14.00.
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Montgomery
Oral
Union Stock Yard
Global tensions and Greek civil strife flare in UN talks
Disjointed notes describe UN discussions on intervention in Greek civil unrest and regional disputes. References to Belkan sub-committee, Russian opposition, and possible large scale invasion surface alongside mentions of Yugoslavia and Albanian events amid uncertain NATO and Soviet responses. Data on distances and political figures appear garbled, but indicate heightened international maneuvering and concern over regional stability.
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Mit
Simolikas
Belkan
United Nations
Salonika
Ning
Iives
Poli Bates
Tloanmna
Purov
Russia
N. Commi
Ytecoslavia
Albal Bulsaria
Stratus
Ronn
Yusostawla
Guerislia Leu
Gn Vhsurs
Perth
Pifervertian
Tha Sova
Moscow
Tandon
Whi
Cunotan Davis
Valdas
Alma
Wisen
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RED Circle Roach Destroyer
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Jack Kingry
Firestone Store
Great Southern Stores, Inc
N. Foster St
James Bo Polson
Tate
Alabama Mental Hospathl and Othe Partlay State School
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Ted Elnen
Huntsville
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Fly Prize
LY Direct
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Chicago
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AIR Lines
Andy
Bartoch
STAVE
San Francisco
Sean Sega
Feriawy
Geewia
Giranevive
Jose Mojica
Jose Francisco de Guadalupe
Lima
Peru
Cathedral of
St. Francis of Assisi
Wilmer A. Watson
Sivtian
Charles Hodges
Linda Walker
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