War Fronts Expand as Allies Push Across Europe
A battered wartime column by Kirkel notes Axis fronts expanding and Allied offensives from Russia to Sicily. Red bombers hit bases as plans unfold for major sea air ground actions to clear Italy and press toward the European continent. Britain reports Nazi refugee pressures as Mussolini seeks solace amid talks with Hitler.
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Allied air power eyes Apulia for Mediterranean pivot
Dispatches describe Italian coastal towns under strain as Allied planners eye Apulia as a staging ground for air campaigns. From the eastern shore of the heel province, less than 50 miles to Albania, bases could reach Romanian oil fields and aims across the Aegean, reinforcing efforts to blunt Germany’s war machine with long range bombings including targets like Ploesti.
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Sucker fish distribution limited to two regions
The sucker fish is native to only two parts of the world, North America and China.
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Growers Vote to Continue Federal Tobacco Quotas
Growers of flue cured tobacco in six Southern states backed continuing the federal crop control. Partial returns showed 1019 in favor to 2238 against, with a two thirds majority required. Many voters preferred the three year continuation over one year.
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Center Announces Week’s Program at Dothan Center
Mre Alta BH Weaver, program director for the Dothan Recreation Center, released the weekly schedule. Open houses Sunday July 25 and Thursday July 28, games and informal dancing Monday July 26, dance Tuesday July 27 with the Thirty-fifth Division Dance Band, bridge party Wednesday July 28 for service men and wives, bingo Friday July 30 with free prizes, and formal dancing and music Saturday July 31.
Betty Faye Watson Funeral Conducted
Funeral services for Betty Faye Watson three, who died in a Do than hospital, were held yesterday at Liberty Baptist Church near Pansey at 230 pm. Burial followed in the church cemetery with Fellows and Forrester in charge. Surviving are her parents Mr and Mrs Ted Watson a sister Ema Jean Watson paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Wyatt Watson of Dothan route one and her maternal grandfather J E Nobles of Ashford route two.
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Revival Planned at Rocky Branch Methodist Church
Revival services start tonight at Rocky Branch Methodist Church with Pally Vacation Bible School set for Monday morning. The public is invited to attend as Argentina's government, known as the Pink House, features in the announcement.
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Funeral set today for Mrs Allah J Searcy in Birmingham
Funeral services for Mrs Allah J Searcy aged 82 of Birmingham will be held at Prospect Church at 3 pm with Rev Floyd Cherry officiating. She died at her daughter’s home in Dothan after a long illness. Burial in the church cemetery. Survived by three daughters, four sons, a brother, 41 grandchildren and 40 great grandchildren. Active and honorary pallbearers named.
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Painters Union Raises Rates Amid Wage Talks
The Painters Union voted to raise pay rates with an amendment linking the old scale to the international standard. The change, effective July 26 for one year or longer, sets a $1 per hour minimum increase in many cases and maintains a $125 per hour cap for certain jobs, with adjustments for travel and materials costs. The amendment aims to protect workers while balancing costs for homeowners and small repairs. The union plans a Gamble family reunion on Sunday at Pleasant Pines Church, northeast of Webb, and announces five local men leaving for induction into the U S Army Hart County draft board lists four draftees and others pending.
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