Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass
A fragmented society item listing individuals tied to the wiregrass and Navy service. Names include Mike J. Buren and Harvey A. McDaniel with ship assignments USS George Clymer and USS Coral Sea. Includes local police charges for 23 year old Je Watson, plus hospital note on Dr J Fleya. Cemetery workday announced with community participation urged.
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Burch
Mike J. Buren
USN
Mike L. Burch
Hartford
Point Sarrow
Atanaport
George Clymer
Record of Rainfall Impacts On Crops and Measurements
Rainfall notes show 40 Jar month peak with 236 inches in one event. Reported crop damage varies by plant type Ling notes Penula and Awnaporire crops as vulnerable to heavy but intermittent showers. Records detail hours of rain, periods of heavy downpour, and comparisons to other days, with references to Extension Services officials.
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Ling
Bash
Belam
Pact struggles derail Senate vote on Atlantic security plan
Tat and Donnell pressure delays stall approval of the Atlantic Pact while debates on separate arms programs loom. Some senators may back the pact but oppose the arms plan, fearing it could spark a war, leaving Europe doubtful over US commitment. The core question remains whether the pact alone will sustain Western Europe against Russia.
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Ohio
Donnell
Minsouri
Senate
Ht. i
Ats Teasl
Tatt
Bia
Tattanya
Cine
Wikowine
Western Europe
Europe
Kisk
Russia
Alabama Legislators Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary notice references individuals including William D. Dunn as members of the Alabama Legislature and mentions Ise Dury with ties to Grove HUM, the Alabama Politeshare Institute, and the University of North Carolina. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or dates.
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William D. Dunn
Alabama
Ise Dury
Bner
Grove Hum
Alabarma Politeshare Institute
de ‘Unity
North Carolina
Texas City's Sign May Be Removed Fighter From Decatur
Decatur Texas debates removing the famed sign at the railroad station that proclaims "Eighter from Decatur, the county seat of Wise." The sign draws tourists and business, while some residents dislike the notoriety. Historian Clus D. Core notes Decatur's dice-player fame tied to Wise County history.
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Texas City
Decatur
Texas
Wise
Decatur City Counsil
North Texas
Sy Hard- Wick
Devalur
Euhter
Decwar
Wize
Toursta
Sige
Clus D. Core
Wine County
Nero
Waggoner Ranch
Cules
Theor Boxe
Ada
Mrs Tay Crecy Cox Dies at 79 in Ozark Home
Mrs Tay Crecy Cox, seventy nine, died today at her home after three weeks illness. Survived by Minnie Evans and several grandchildren. Funeral services at 0 a m tomorrow at Sys Greek church near Bive Springs with Rev. M Sirah officiating. Burial in nearby cemetery with Ozark Mortuary in charge.
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Lou Checy Cox
Ozark
Tay Crecy Cox
Teday
Action Tote
Bhona
M. Sirah
Ozark Maruacy
Filipinos Move Town To Refugee Camp
In Guiuan Samar refugees flee Reds China and set up a camp at Tibabao center renamed White City. The United Nations and aid groups run the camp with $95,009 monthly for supplies and 5,076 charges. Local shops and theaters adapt to the influx as the area becomes a temporary refuge hub.
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John Yengh Tubabao
Philippines
Guin
Gultay
Tibasan
Olen
MarAvihur
Tie Tae
Guiuan
Bir Retigee
China
Beneren
Sulidrink
Pevozal Island
Vouzneznonsk
Tubs
Avanilda
International Refuger Organization
U.N
sRen
Two Basic Issues Face Tokyo Rose Trial
The Tokyo Rose trial of Iva Toguri D Aquino nears its third week with two key questions for the jury. Did she broadcast on Tokyo radio as alleged and with intent to aid Japan or was she coerced by circumstances? Government witnesses have begun to test her motives and control, while defense counsel challenges the reliability of the accusers.
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Tokyo Rose
Davin J. Leonard
San Francisco
Tha Treasion Tria
Iva Toguri D'Aquino
Tokyo
Nisel
Crons-Esamitat OH Techinique
Detonge Coungsel
Wayne Cotcins
Evar Lory Ossends
Cat Clark Hem
D'Aquine
Japan
Donel
Wa Ageney
Sarestious
Public figures spar over loyalty and war stance in wartime hearings
In a House subcommittee, Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers second baseman, rejected claims that America would fight Soviet Union in war while noting his personal views. He and others suggested loyalty varies, with some questioning race loyalty. Senate probes hint at agency conduct and broader political strategy as Taft-Hartley and Social Security expansion loom, amid farm program debates and aging population estimates.
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America
Ter Soviel Union
Aily
Robinson
House of American Activities
Brooklyn Didzers
Hithher
PRR
Senate
Benthes
Chabravn
Clyde
Taft-Hadley
A and Means
Bubst
Truman
Charles F. Brannian
Alpert Gore
D-Tenn
Attlee To Take Over For Ailing Cripps
London AP reports Prime Minister Clement Attlee will assume Cripps's duties as chancellor while Sir Stafford Cripps undergoes treatment in Switzerland. Cripps plans to leave for Switzerland for special care, with Anthony Eden wishing him a speedy recovery. Attlee to oversee treasury matters and currency policy until Cripps returns.
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London
Clement Attlee
Brian
Stafford Cripps
Tony
House of Commons
Stafford
Lynotrow
Switzerland
Anthony Beden
Atlee
Cripps
Chiayto
Treasury
Sir Bratford
Primitive Baptists Hold District Meat At Cottonwood School
Primitive Baptists gathered for a three day district meeting at Cottonwood School in SOLLONWOOD. Elders from five clutches in the Western Association attended with Elives Hicks and J J Collins among delegates. Moderator Elder Calling presided. closing meetings were led by Hitler Hicks.
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Primitive Baptists
Cottonwood School
Sollonwood
Borg
Ramat
Hee
Western Association
Elives
B Hicks
Athford
J. J) Collins
Gentva
E. B. Watson
Dothan
Ed Says
Wariford
C.H. Bird
Panama City
Elder Calling
Hitler Hicks
Chuceres
Chiwekos
Panna City
Axbrond
Ardila
Baroar
Cottonswand
Pilgrim's Rest Chirch
Georgia
Amos Sellers
Cottnnwonds
Romar Chawh
Vlevic
Truman nominates Ede ward Bunny Parker for new term
Washington AP reports President Truman nominated Edward Burns Parker for a new term as United States Attorney for the Middle District of Alabama. Parker currently serves under a previous appointment expiring November 29, 1948. The Middle District includes 22 counties with Roanoke and Abbeville referenced in the text.
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Washington
Truman Today
Edeward Bunny Parker
United States
Alabama
Parker
Roanoke
Aly Paykey
Abbevnie
Final production of Black Cat Girl on stage turns eerie tragedy
Witnesses recall Bugs Habitted in and out at the spotlights as Miss Fabray clutched her neck trying to comb a beetle from her hair. Shrieks shocked the audience who believed it part of the show until the orchestra swelled and danger was apparent. The Casino had sprayed costumes with DDT to ease her fears.
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Bugs
Miss Fabray
Betty Clark
Masonic Meetings Scheduled for Dallas and Nearby Areas
Weekly meeting of Cockap Lodge 468 on Tuesday and the 29th Masonic District Conference in Hear y and Wednesday at 1 30 pm with all Master Masons in Deny ton and Henry counties urged to attend. Visitors welcome. Supper at the Head Masonic hall. Dothan Chapter 133 drill meeting at the Tempie e Thursday.
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Dallas
Success Of Wheelers Wildlife Refuge Cited By National Service
AP Special Washington Service reports Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge's success as a model for artificial water developments. The 38,400 acre TVA Wheeler Dam refuge, established to blend wildlife management with water control, serves as a sanctuary for waterfowl and other species. A December booklet by biologist Thomas Atkeson details large seasonal migrations and the refuge’s role in feeding birds via man-made grain and water areas, with peak winter populations in late December to January.
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Washington Service Washington
Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
Meer Decatur
Wildlife Service
Wheeler Project
Thomas
Atkeson
Wheeler Refuge
Wiltlife Service
TVA
Wheeler Dam
Wittlife Service
Wildlife
Joseph Wheeler
Canada
Soft Coal Industry Uses Comic Book Talk in Sales Drive
Washington reports the soft coal industry funds 20 000 copies of True Comics October issue to publish a Black Magic story about coal mining. The institute estimates 3 500 000 readers will encounter the feature and distribute the books through the National Coal Association to retailers and customers.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Bittumnens Goal Institute
aMole
Autyne Many Adulta
National Coal Association
Governor Talmadge's education push outlined in reform plan
The plan directs major funds to education with a 10 percent teacher pay hike if approved, totaling 3,600,000. education, university, and retirement accounts receive 5,000,000 and 1,000,000 respectively. Public works and rural roads gain 5,000,000, Hatley and Milledgeville hospitals receive funds, and a special session aims to advance revenue measures. The emergency stems from federal regulation changes and voter enrollment trends influence university and pension outcomes.
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Hatley Hospital
Milledgevie State Hospital
Roy Y. Haris
Taipimadge
uTo Hillam
Hand
Gri‘em
Taimadge
Talmadge
Tha ‘University
Fact-Finding Board Begins Steel Wage Hearings
Washington AP Three men appointed by President Truman head the steel wage inquiry panel. Carroll Daugherty David Cole and Samuel Rosenman will decide on hearings and wage raise viability by August 3. CIO United Steelworkers and steel companies clash over raises pensions and insurance amid postwar economic strains.
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Max Mall
Washington
Truman
Alto
John R. Steelman
White House
Arun Goldberg
CIO
United Steelworkers of America
Era
Varias
Iruman
Carroll R. Daugherty
Busness Economics
Northwaster Unversity
David L. Cole
Paterson
N. J
Samuel (. Rosenman
New York City
Amevied
Top Tribunal to Hear Baggett Trial Today
Montgomery AP The State Supreme Court will hear impeachment proceedings against Walker County Sheriff Grover B. Baggett. He faces 46 specifications alleging willful neglect of duty and corruption in office including permitting liquor sales in dry Walker County and improper disposal of liquor by Chief Deputy John Fitzpatrick. The case names Oscar Cox Lester Smith Jean Henry Wade Garveley Roy Scott and others.
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Oscar Cox
Lester Smith
Jean Henry Wade
Garveley
Roy Scott
Hen Franklin
Clarerence Hendrey
Raymond Tumpheres
Luther Frost
Ben Gilbert
Smith
Fitspattick
Ivey
Baggett
Family weighs options as they seek rental home
A year-old daughter Sharon is cared for by friends while the family weighs where to live. Ellis gave about 50 property listings yesterday but none fit. She explains the family cannot afford to buy a house and prefer renting, noting high rents make staying put cheaper.
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Sharon
Ellis
Livestock Prices Across Gulf States and Georgia Markets
Livestock arrivals reach 450 cattle, 300 calves, and 1,700 hogs at eight plants in Georgia and nearby locales. Hog prices rise about 0 to 60 cents from Friday. varied ranges for weights and grades reported, with top area around 22 dollars. In Montgomery area, slaughter cattle steady to strong. stockers up to 15 dollars. calves light and weak but mostly steady. hogs, sows, and boars show mixed shifts with some higher bids and several low endpoints.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Asylle
Tiflon
Dorhan
Ala
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Fis
Servce
Ution Stockyerdst
Neek
Ibs 19.50-17.00, 4 Head Amoanls
Stags
New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise on Buying and Short Covering
Cotton futures gained in New Orleans on buying and short covering amid reports of unfavourable weather. Prices climbed 56 cents to 3 cents per bale, with nearby contracts showing notable increases. In New York, futures moved 20 to 70 cents higher, led by gains in Oct and Dec contracts as traders priced in weather concerns.
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New Orleans
New York
Bale Hieher
Liquor Legalized in Kansas Ending 70 Dry Years
AP reports Kansas ends prohibition after 70 years as liquor sales begin this week under a new state act. The move follows a 492,294 to 491,? vote approving repeal and a two month transition to regulate sale in licensed outlets. Historic shift contrasts with Medicine Lodge and Carrie Nation’s temperance legacy.
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Kansas
Toprea
Res
Banetas
Stare Ligual
Marot
Whiel
Ayuites
Medicine Lodge
Carrie Nation
Roilitan
Women's
Christian Temperarico Union
Crnsader
Oklahoma
Mossissippi
Communist Labor Fronts Backed by France Leader
In a radio address from the Vatican, Meier Thoyer urged continued cooperation with labor fronts despite Catholic opposition. Across Moscow, four new planes were showcased for speed as Soviet air power impressed observers. A fourteenth-week strike ends with workers returning to work while talks on ending the walkout continue.
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Meier Thoyer
France
Lauder
Papa Pile Xie
Gers Cathalier
Hag
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Rosfital
J. Fleya
Aboaville
Jane Spencar
Maries
Mtz
Jusius
Cemetary Wesinastay
Marning
eAhintey
American Bakres Association
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CIT
Florida
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Alm
Panaron City
Lanve Pacama City
Fle
Dothan Ale
THE
BAY Line
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Pius XI
John Snyder
U. 3
E. Burns Parker
Wheeler's Wildlife
National Service
Goth Carolina
R. O. Bowden
Hampton
Sue
Bowden
Lennie
Johnson
Joseph
Rnte
Feat. Pure
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