Cross Sections Of Life In The Winegrass
A singing school program at Prospect Church ends tomorrow night at 7 30 with invitations to quartets. Prospect Church lies east of Dothan on the Ashford Highway. Mrs Chester Cook and J H Johnson are teachers. Public invited. Driver correction on Sunday accident places W B Uehoxon at the wheel. Van Johnson hospitalized with back injuries. Earlier Van Johnson posted 500 bond on an assault charge related to a knife attack on his wife. City police report a collision at West Main and Park Avenue involving Daniel Wilson and Walter Richburg with no injuries or charges.
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Valle
Dothah
Ashford Highway
Chester Cook
J. H. Johnson
van John. Coh, Sr
W. B. Uehoxon
van Johnson
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West Main Street
Park Avenue
Daniel Wilson
Edgewood Avenue
Walter Richburg
Andalusia
Aberhold Elected Georgia President
Dr O Alerhold, dean of the College of Education, was elected president of the University of Georgia by the board of regents for two years. Dr Jonathan Rogers retires September 7 after serving as president. Dr C C Murray, director of the Griffin Experiment Station, succeeds as dean of the College of Agriculture.
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Atlanta
O. ©. Alerhold
University of Georgia
Qunene
Board of Regents
Jonathan ©. Rogers
C. C. Murray
Griffin
Harry Brown
College of Agriculture
Court Calendar Lists Voting Illegally Charged Trials Next Month
Nine persons face trial in circuit court opening August 14 on illegal voting charges and one on disturbing an elector. A total of 33 criminal cases fill the calendar, including embezzlement, assault to murder, grand larceny, driving while intoxicated and robbery, with trials spread over August 14 to August 17 as listed by Circuit Clerk Roy G Hill.
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Circuit Court
Roy G Hill
J. B. Barnes
Jasper Haden
Coy' Lee Odom
D. Given
J. P. Baldwin
WJ. Rich
Fuegene Smith
Carrol Elmore
Kirkland
Johnbe W Clark
Albert Cook
Mo Willie Bastares
Lester Huggins
Robert Will
Jndy Thomas Haymon
Charles Ochis May
Hill Cpe
Acenulc and
Avery
Willer Floyd Williams
Assant
Colie Lee Irharon
Srand Larean
Odell Hughes
Frinky Jordan
Ralph McNeal
Pow Rimith
Doh Waller
Averdor
Martin Tucker
Water Safety Courses Under Way In Houston
Houston residents enroll in Red Cross water safety classes with plans for cottonwood and Columbia courses, mornings at Polman Caynng Cub and NamER Field pool, instructors ready to teach beginners and intermediates, with August starts noted. Poultry market items from Atlanta AP report mention prices and market movement as Hooston County growers monitor stocks and broiler weights.
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Red Cross
Holston County
Columibis
Cottonwood
Columbia
Saere
Red
Teward
Polman Caynng Cub
Namer
Asheford Kasset
Weath
Houston
Chubbees
Atlanta
Usday
Yih Coorges
Jive Poultry
Sam Smith
Charles Beck
Howston County
Horan
Rome
Wong
Eisabl
Holtville Girl Crowned Elmore County Cotton Queen
Holtville girl Mise Geraldine Thrasher won the Elmore County Cotton Queen title at the county farm bureau meeting, among eight contestants. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Thrasher and was crowned by W. Gantt, president of the Elmore County Farm Bureau.
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Wetumfka
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Malyville
Beat 2 FB Members To Hold Fish Fry
Beat Two Farm Bureau members invite families to a fish fry event at the Bay Springs Farm Bureau with main speaker Lew Tat and attendance expected from Houston County and New Orleans areas. The gathering aims to discuss farm bureau achievements and active membership outreach.
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Bay Springs
New Orleans
KeLes Springs
Krowles
Houston
Farm Bureau
Albany Cardinals fall after rough ninth inning setback
AP report details Wooldridge of Albany who pitched nine hitless innings against Americas but took a loss as hits broke through in the 13th. He entered relief in the fourth, fanned TH and walked one, but endured a decisive late scoring surge.
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Albany
Wooldrige
Albany Cardinals
Americas
Hlia
Pecan Growers Form Nation Wide Group
Shreveport Louisiana reports a national meeting of pecan growers forming a nationwide group. Attendees include representatives from Virginia, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, Mississippi and others. Guy B. Stubbs of Murroe Louisiana elected president. Cordele Georgia named vice president. Forecasts project the cooperative reaching about 40 percent of pecan production.
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Shreveport
TuaihinGtin
Atawell
Chargia
Florida
South Carolina
Guy B. Stubbs
Murroe
Cannon Dr
Cordele Gay
Namien Fr
Pereddent
Assailant Attacks Watchman at Stone Foundry Plant
In Bessemer Alabama an unidentified assailant fatally struck watchman McCall on Friday at the Stone Foundry Company plant where he was employed. Authorities and hospital attendants reported no statement from investigators.
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Bessemer
Ala
Batehman
Lannie
Polenti
McCall
Prior
Stone Foundry Company
Fourth Shutout For Rochester Pitcher Poholske
Cardinal pitcher Yor Poholske hurled his fourth shutout of the season as Rochester reached the halfway mark with 101 wins. He remains well ahead of last year’s pace when he won 14 games. The Agriculture Department is experimenting with jaatyrs to speed apple ripening.
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Rochester
Noy Apy
President Truman Foresees Home Front Aiding War Effort
President Truman outlines a sweeping defense plan invoking tax proposals and potential government control over credit and pricing. He signals possible government operation of defense plants and expansion of authority to requisition materials, with emphasis on keeping essential civilian goods available and avoiding shortages.
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Suirling F. Green
Washington
Korea
Truman
MY ‘Truman
Coverarce Sawyer
Healy
Congress
Pradvetan
Sutos
Telryseian
Seis
Eure Mifert
Ane Athcial
Federal
Rendge Board
Bayne
Amr
Trend Of War Booms Mobile Construction
MOBILE AP report notes a surge in construction permits amid wartime fear with 244 apartment project valued at 3892000 issued as the week opens. Officials say government restrictions heighten caution. last week permits totaled 544,497. The text also oddly references colonial histories and unrelated figures.
Bitter feud erupts among tank experts over rivals
A long standing rift among U S armor experts widens as reports from Korea and front lines revive debate over whether Soviet or American tanks hold the edge. Russian designs and maintenance ease challenge U S heavy tanks like the Patton, while claims of American superiority face skepticism amid front line tests and evolving armor doctrine.
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U. S
Americas
Russia
U.S
Poland
Korea
JSIT
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Gromt
America
Thiefyear
Acs
Patink
Remiur
Masia
MacArthur Discusses Korean War Stalemate and Tactics
General MacArthur declared American forces will stay in southern Korea as a secure base while Allied air and ground actions blunt the North Korean offensive toward Taejon. He cited tank losses, new ground-fired rockets, and the First Cavalry Division's arrival at Pohang as evidence of a hardened defense and strategic counteroffensive. The dispatch notes heavy combat near Taejon, air battles with Red planes, and ongoing Allied support shaping the battle east of the peninsula.
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Korea
United Negions
Taejon
Kuen River
John P McCann
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Tasyou Huttty
Taojon
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Batte
Aeton
Republic
Han River
Seoul
MacArthur
Wadan
Yongdok
Pohang
Yongduk
Mauna Loa
Hilo
Hawai
Lawmakers Debate Truman Powers Amid War Mobilization
Lawmakers clash over President Truman's proposed defense production and allocation powers as Congress moves to ready expansion of military manpower and a $10 billion funding request. Democratic and Republican leaders spar over control, price restraints, and the scope of executive authority.
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Congress
Mim
Stuman
Fan and
Hricker
Ohio
Wherry
Nebraska
Truman
Senate
Senaor
Russell D-Gay
Halleck
O'Blahoney
D.wye
Morton JR
Lyndon Johnson
D-Texs
Ney & Plecomest
Tait
Otve
GOP
Tio
Wolcott
R-M
Tanse Banking Committee
Jamal
Tatt
Maybank
Senate Banking Committee
Mandas
W. Stuart Symington
S4cmty Resources Board
iMirst -Yilneas
Lucag
iMinors
Armed Services Committee
Alabama Oil Wells Set Record for June Output
TUSCALOOSA AP Alabama produced a record monthly oil output in June with 37,986 barrels, up 4,989 from May, lifting the year’s first six months to 288,073 barrels. The new producer is Carter Ay Moore No. 2 in east Gilbertown, Choct County, in section 3 township 1 north, with a 9,228 foot tubing depth and promising flows. No new permits were issued during the week amid steady operations elsewhere in the state.
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Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Wos
Ilway
State Oil & Gas
Walter B. Jones
Br. Jones
Tris
Carteri
Eael Gilbertown Fiela
Jones
Carter Nour
East
Gilbertowr
Clee
MarenTe
West
Richard L. Lawrence
Jono
Lawrence
Baxter And Flurry To Attend Workshop
Baxter and Flurry, city and county education superintendents, plan to attend the workshop called by Dr A. R. Meadows, State Superintendent. The meeting will begin Monday afternoon at Langdon Hall with speaker W. J. Terry, superintendent-nominate, and will cover finance, school approvals, teacher tenure, school lunch, and teaching tenure.
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Brice Flurry
Solomon Baxter
A. R. Meadows
Behicalion
API
Auburn
Manay
Heough Thoraday
Langdon Hall
W. J. Terry
Greenrborn
Delay in Removal Of Wartime Housing On Blakeley Island
MOBILE AP The Poohie Housing Administration faked to delay removal of individuals on Blakeley Island due to war conditions. Mobile County Board of Revenue asked the PHA yesterday to hold up on moving temporary wartime buildings. There are 124 units remaining on the leased site across Mobile River from SuwTown Mobile.
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Poohie
Blakeley Island
Mobile County ‘Board
Mobile River
Suwntown
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