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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1947

Page

2

Funeral for Mrs. Georgia Peacock at Altha Baptist Church

Funeral services for Georgia Hagan Peacock aged 68 were held at Altha Baptist Church with Rev. FE H. Beall officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery under Neal Funeral Home arrangements. Surviving are husband J. P. Peacock. sons J. P. Jr and Charles F. Peacock. daughters B. E. Watson Sneads G S Gwin Birmingham L. B. Bevis and Robert Anderson Andalusia. brothers John Hagan Gulfport Ike and H. Hagan Alliance. sisters Annie Hansford Alliance Jessie Danleef Alliance Eva Hagan Alliance.

G.S. Gwin Birmingham L. B. Bevis Robert Anderson Andalusia Alabama John Hagan Gulfport

President's executive order calls for interagency conferences

Officials said extensive conferences among the Army, Navy and Air Departments will be necessary before the program can be translated into terms of offices, functions and men. The order is effective immediately and aims to facilitate the process across departments.

Army Navy Air Departments Dwight D. Ewenhower Air Force Cuntain A. A. Vandegrift Marine Corps

Congressional private claims clutter calendar and delay major legislation

The House judiciary committee filters pre 1932 claims and faces 33 classes still reaching Congress. Some claims cover widows of FBI agents, reimbursements for a camera lost at Capitol police, and Port Chicago expenses. A massive 135 million dollar Army Navy mispayment bill and a Napier Grimes tax payer dispute keep Napier Field gridlocked amid tax payer definition fights.

House Judiciary Committee Missouri Congressional Congress FBI Capitol Police House Senate White House Lee Legislative Mill Stull Port Chicago Calif Army Navy

Bradley's Columbus ties span mills banks and trust firms

Number 12 to Reeves Brothers Inc controls Carolina textile interests awaits an August stockholders meeting. Bradley headed Columbus Manufacturing and BE&FP Milla boards, led Columbus Iron Works Columbus Grocery W C Bradley Co Third National Bank of Columbus and related firms. He served on Georgia Power Citizens Southern National Bank Central of Georgia Railway and Irving Trust advisory board. His career began with Essex Goldsmith Company, expanding into land, cotton brokerage, warehouses, and manufacturing. Bradley's family moved from Connecticut to Alabama via Georgia before the Civil War.

Reeves Brothers, Inc Carolina Bradley Columbus Manufacturing Company Be, & FP. Milla Columbus Iron Works Columbus Grocery Company W. C. Bradley Company Third National Bank of Columbus Columbus Bank and ‘Trust Company Southern Plow Company Bibb Manufacturing Company Ernest Woodruffe Young Bradley Slade High

Farm Bureau debates income levy and tax pledges

President Walter Randolph resists talks on tax plans as the Farm Bureau faces a committee meeting next week to consider proposals. Delegates previously supported using income funds for two years while the convention reaffirmed pledges to offset state ad valorem taxes. A 1946 convention resolution still binds the executive committee. Separate note recalls watermelons and cantaloupes entering the U S from Tripoli in earlier history.

Randolph Biro Farm Bureau Pny

Congress Ends First Session With Adjournment Plan

The Senate adopted a midnight adjournment resolution while the House changed it to a Sunday recess until January 2, with no fixed hour. Congress aims to reconvene only if needed, as President Truman travels and major bills wrap up.

Senate House Truman Halleck Ind Taft R-Ohier Oon Prymans Perding Philip Bo Perluian Baltimore Fay Solicutor General and Company Taft Janes Vo Forrestal Yeaterday Defense Armed Forces Congress Agin Deaders Lot Congress Nike & Calipalpu Tintou Pitterly Usge Basner David Bo Tabembai Atesupe Bienes Hemisphere United States Gyeloxer Jook Creatin Herbert Hoover

County Referendum Casts Shadow on Ashford and Beat Ten Votes

Clendinen describes a unified county vote where Beat Ten and Ashford ballots cannot be separated. He cites a gentleman’s agreement to honor current results for Ashford, notes a letter to the ABC board about a store, and mentions rapid petition circulation with potential more signatures if time allowed. The ABC board reportedly gave the protesters a very satisfactory reception.

Ashford Clendinen ABC Board

Cover Up Wins Hollywood Gold Cup in Record Time

In Inglewood California Cover Up a four year old chestnut horse captured the Hollywood Gold Cup by five lengths over two rivals before a crowd of 48 846 at Hollywood Park. The victory came in near world record time as Cover Up led from the start and stretched clear in the final furlongs.

Inglewood Calif Cover Up Hollywood Park

Magnolia named for French botany professor Magnol

The magnolia bears its name from Pierre Magnol, a French professor of botany. The attribution traces the plant’s nomenclature to his influence on early botanical study. Magnol’s contributions to taxonomy helped shape classifying flowering plants.

Botany Pierre Magnol

Livestock Market Report From Chicago Auction

USDA noted salable hogs totaling about 2 500 with week-to-week gains for under 250 pounds and heavier weights up 1.00 to 2.00. Cattle receipts were smaller as trim week follow-up saw steers and yearlings up 1.00-1.50, heifers up 0.50-1.00, with mixed grades finishing higher or softer. Top steer price reached 32.25 with yearlings around 31.00, cows and bulls showed varied strength, and stockers traded 18.00-23.00 with overall prices mixed amid a tighter supply.

Chicago USDA Tate

Lincoln Papers Unearth New Civil War Era Details

Scholars opened a study of Lincoln material at the Library of Congress, discovering rich but not revelatory items. Early findings emphasize Lincoln’s patient diplomacy, party tensions, and cautious inaugural tone, with no new killer revelations about his life, assassination, or relatives.

Library of Congress Lincoln Incoln Abulars Roy Basler Springfield Abranany Tlmedly Association Saad Master Descenc Lincolnne Nhey Laneaty Ann Rutledreyhers Linccoln Tbsare

Manslaughter Charge Filed In Auto Crash

A coroner's jury found manslaughter against Proctor W. Lucius, a Southern Bell official, for a July 18 highway crash in Kynesville that killed Jerry William Mashburn. Bond set at $1,500. case to be heard in the fall term. Mashburn died July 24 from internal injuries at Marianna hospital after being struck following a separate car incident. Lucius testified he was blinded by lights from a parked car and did not see Mashburn until impact.

Marianna Proctor W. Lucius Southern Bell Telephone Kynesville Jerry William Mashburn D. H. Oswald Ltuackson Lucius Barkley Gause Mashburn

Elon Schoolboys May Wear White Dickeys Over Shirts

Elon school officials approve a dress code change allowing students to wear white dickeys over colored shirts. The update clarifies uniform appearance and aims to simplify student attire.

Elon

Dies of Automobile Crash Chief MoMM Jerry Mashburn

Jerry William Mashburn a Ky native and former chief petty officer with over 25 years in service died in a local crash at home about two weeks ago. Rites set for 3 p m at Kynesville Methodist Church officiated by W Lawrence with Maddox Funeral Home handling arrangements. Surviving are his mother Polly Mashburn a brother and other relatives.

W. Lawrence Chipley Torment Maddox Funeral Home Polly Mashburn Bro C Kynesville A W. F. Wester Pool Mashburn Thi

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