Alabama cadets named from through Alabama list
The article lists several Alabama midshipmen including Joseph Phil Whit of Headland and John C. Alford of Columbia among those graduating at the U S Naval Academy. It also notes ROTC cadet Edwin Hugh Baker from Enterprise and other local civic and church updates with election results in Henry and Geneva counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Phil Whit
Headlant
Alabama
U. & Naval Academy
Tech
Annspol
Howard Albert True
Akron
Dan Richard Nolen
Ashford
Robert William Hanby Jr
Birmingham
Albert Gallatin Henry Jr
Herbert Newton Townsend
Decatur
James Sylvester Brunson
Greenville
Paul Douglass Lawler
Huntsville
Georgee Searcy Wright
Tuscaloosa
John C. Alford
Columbia
University of Alabama
Signal Corps
Camp Wood
N. J
Alford
Edwin Hugh Baker
W. F. Baker
West College Street
Enterprise
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Princeton
Baker
Kinston High School
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
API
Teachers in Geneva Plan Kew Activity
In Geneva a workshop series for staff development is planned with group conferences led by Mrs. Junnie Fredric Slocum Mrs Bernice Dran Hacoda and Miss Malzie Hares Latson. The program runs Friday Sept 10 with lunch provided by the county lunchroom supervisors and JF Moore principal of Geneva high school. Lula Palmer state supervisor will attend to help plan and will serve as dean of the September workshop with other speakers in daily assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Baptist Association
Liberty Church
Pansey
J. R. Peacock
Junnie Fredric
Slocum
Bernice Dran
Hacoda
Malzie Hares
Latson
JF Moore
Geneva
Lula Palmer
State Department of Education
Montgomery
James R. Mason Dies at 67 in Huntsville
James R Mason a prominent Huntsville figure in church civic and business affairs died after a heart attack at his home about 9 30 pm He owned Mason Furniture Co and was a leading war bond drives organizer in Madison County He was a trustee of First Baptist active in Rotary Club and a Mason He is survived by his widow four daughters three sisters and three brothers Funeral arrangements await relatives Interment in Maple Hill cemetery Huntsville Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
James R. Manson
Mason
Mason Furniture Co
Madison County
First Baptist Church
Roetary Club
Maple Hill Cemetery
Truman Plans Cuts to Foreign Aid in 15 Month Spread
The report outlines reductions to foreign aid requests, with President Truman proposing to spread 5 000 000 funds over 15 months and slash actual appropriations by 503 000 000. It notes cuts to Japanese reconstruction and quotes lawmakers debating whether further reductions are justified, while emphasizing the need for full funding to stabilize Western Europe and achieve recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Charles A. Halleck
Rayburn
Western
Europe
Paul G. Hoffman
Hoffman Os
Warner
Orange
Taber
Appropriations Committee
Administra
Graveside service lists pallbearers and survivors
Active pallbearers named Sam Hall W O D Weston Claude Hell Pat Jones Ed Wells Jb Jesse Forrester. Honorary pallbearers include Te C Brookins J B Hurt OC OR Church J Flowers OM Wells Sr Russell Poorish Clyde Smith Ho Do Strickland Bo OW Pearson Walter Moos Co Cl Bened dett Perry Calhoun eum Avies John Maluns Rex Pippin af Adams Jessie Burk Di BL BY Moody Dr J C Harter Dr Le Ch Bates Co oC Mostes de r T Vaughn and members of the Old Victory Chass of the First Baptist church. Survivors include widow one daughter Mass Heder Bhoutt one son Billy Blount, one brother Asbury Blount, all of fou thin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hall W. Od. Weston
Claude Hell
Pat Jones
Ed Wells
Jesse Forrester
Te C. Brookins
J.B. Hurt
Church
J. Flowers
OM. Wells
Russell Poorish
Clyde Smith
Ho Do Strickland
Bo OW
Pearson
Walter Moos
Co Cl Benedett
Perry Calhoun
Eum Av
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Obscured Midpage Text
Scattered unreadable lines mention Chicago and dates with fragments about events. The legible items include stray numbers and letters, giving no clear story or identifiable people, places, or outcomes. The page fragment lacks coherent facts to summarize.
Bring Em Back Alive Boy Angler Believes Trial
Watertown Nova Scotia youth angler discusses belief in bringing back life trying methods amid local vote confusion and race references. Officials, candidates, and maps appear in scattered fragments of voting notes and community chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Angler
Princess Elizabeth To Become Mother About Mid autumn
Princess Elizabeth reportedly expecting a child with Prince Philip in late autumn. The palace announced plans for the royal family to remain at Windlesharro Moor near Sunningdale while Elizabeth awaits the birth. A family gathering at Epsom for the derby was scheduled with King George, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Mary, and other royals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Ateul
Eiseabeth
Windleshar
Moor
Prince Philip
Sunningdale
Philip
King George
Mary
Princess Royal
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester
Epsom
Livestock Prices Rise in Tri-State Hog Market Stir
Livestock arrivals totaled about 400 cattle 100 calves and 1600 hogs at seven major packing plants across Georgia and Florida. Hog prices strengthened with small supply trading lifting bids about 59 cents. Barrows and gilts in the 180 to 240 pound range brought roughly 22.50 to 23.25 dollars, with larger hogs and lighter weights showing varied quotes across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Apcusda
Alabany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Jacksonville
Tallawassee
Fla
Tri-State
Cattle and Calves Market Report From Montgomery Week
Montgomery AP market notes show Week's salable cattle receipts about 1675 with slow but mostly steady trade. Prices span feeder and slaughter categories from 13.00 for canners to 30.00 for prime slaughter steers, calf values 18.00 to 28.00, and hogs and sheep with mixed gains and declines. Friday activity weak to mostly lower, with variations by weight and type across barrows gilts calves and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Mkt
Union Stock Yards
Actos
Birthday Suit Act Ends Housing Feud
In Turin Italy Louisa Constanan thirty was arrested after a public disturbance and confrontation with neighbors Mr and Mrs Giovanni Dorati. The case began when a housing dispute over a room escalated and she reportedly entered the living room uninvited. Police were called and a judge ordered her to find another place to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turin
Italy
Louisa Constanan
Sprte
Housing Commission
Giovanni Dorati
Louisa
Dorati
President Truman heads two week tour with stops on coast
President Truman's special train was due in Chicago at 3 20 p m after appearances in Fort Wayne and Gary Indiana He planned a non political dinner at Chicago s Palmer House before addressing a Swedish American gathering The trip covers 18 states with stops in Nebraska the Pacific Northwest and flood relief areas He left Washington Union Station at 11 05 p m and faced no immediate railroad strike action against him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Earter
Fort Wayne
Gary
Ind
Palmer House
Truman
Washington
Union Station
J. Howard McGrath
Democratic National Committee
George C. Marshall
White House
Carroll Reece
Charles Rozmarek
Potsdam
Reece
Rosmuarek
Senate
Russia
Scott W. Lucas
Loess
Trauman
Nebraska
Kearney
Neb
Pacific Northwest
Vancouver
Wash
Portland
Ore
Rce Cross
Myessage
Hanford
Grand Coulee
Loni
Spokane
Jaye
Seattle
Oh Dane
Oregon
Eloriva
Fragmentary OCR News Note at Local Station
A compact, unreadable OCR snippet from a local page mentions a home by No Neat Gecure Pa ocoamy and a Soviet reference. Missing clear names, places, or events prevent a fuller summary.
Peanuts and alfalfa push highlight Alabama farming talks
A Alabama extension leaders discuss peanut profitability, Dixie runner seed interest, and improved alfalfa yields on poor land. They note higher peanut prices incentivizing quality, hog feeding shifts to corn, and growing use of hybrid corn. County Agent Ling cites 3 to 50 percent Dixie runner adoption. Open-air farm meetings and Auburn institute visit planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Lawson
Alabama Extension Service
C. M. Ling
Houston County
Ling
Jesse B. Herrin
New Orleans
Farm Credit Administration
Soil Conservation Service
Atubaima’ Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Foy Helms
Extension Service
A. L. Morrizon
Julia Brown
Montgomery
Farmers Home Administrations
B. J. Collins
PMA
Canal project missteps and misplacements highlighted
Report describes chaotic work on a canal project with bulldozers unused, part moved to the roof, and personnel shifting to other areas. It notes Mer Mitts and Warren S Bveteth facing charges, a carat test, and disputed land use spanning about S100 acres under water amid scattered tasks and partial progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mermitts
Five Men Face Trial Over String Fellow's Death
The five men named Dave Walden Johnny McVeigh Godwin Davis Clarence Revel and Joe Allred are listed as defendants in the String fellow death case. Jury call currently postponed due to farmers in harvest. Trial was slated to begin next Monday but postponed to July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Sant
Stringfellow
Dave Walden
Florida Mate Penitentiary
Johnny McVeigh
la Grange
Godwin Davis
Clarence O. Revel
Joe Allred
Penonix City
Ala
Truce talks hinge on Jewish state and partition positions
Arab and Jewish leaders clash over cease fire rules and the fate of Palestine. The main dispute is end of partition and Jewish state while Arabs reject Israel. Fighting continues with Jerusalem bombarded and clashes across Jenin Haifa Tel Aviv Isdud Casarea and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Council
Palestine
Jerusalem
Bernadotte
Israel
Amman
Trans-Jordan
Jenin
Nablus
Tel Aviv
Haifa
Tulkarm
Egyptain
Isdud
Egyptain Defense Ministry
Caesarea
Herod the Great
Iraqi Defense Ministry
Baghdad
Galilee
Kefar Yona
Natanya
Alabama primary ends with Carmichael leading late
In a tight race in Walker County Carmichael edged ahead at the final official return while Attorney General trailed with 4 331 to 2 607 for McCorvey. McCorvey, one of Alabama's presidential electors for May 4, was pledged against Truman and any civil rights program. Carmichael placed fifth and McCorvey sixth in a 24 man field for delegate at large. Senator Lister Hill led the delegate ticket May 4. McCorvey criticized Hill and suggested a labor resolution urging resignations, which editor Louis Eckl denied. Walter J Price of Huntsville will tabulate votes as preliminary for the official canvass by Thursday in Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Carmichael
Walker County
McCorvey
Alabama
Truman
Lister Hill
Hill
Birmingham
State Federation of Labor
Louis Eckl
Florence Times
Walter J. Price
Huntsville
Mobile
Montgomery
Price
Democratic Executive Committee
N.ce
Morinigo Ousted In Paraguay Army Coup
Chief Justice Juan Manuel Frutos began a provisional presidency in Asuncion today replacing deposed strongman Higinio Morinigo who was forced out in a bloodless coup. Frutos will serve until August 16 when Juan Natalicioez is to be inaugurated. The army said the action aimed to ensure the new president's inauguration amid street curfews and cut telephone service. The Chamber of Representatives had just passed a bill prohibiting arbitrary dismissals of public employees loyal to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssuncion
Paraguay
Juan Manuel Frutos
Higanse Merinigo
Merinigo
Frutos
Juan Natalicioez
Gonzalez
Morinigo
Rodriguez Liberato
Asuncion
Tojo Charged Over Violations Of Laws In WWII Killings
In Tokyo Hideki Tojo and co defendants faced murder charges under allied indictments for killings in Japan's incidents and undeclared wars. The allegations claim the murders violated international law and the domestic laws of the nations involved, including Japan, with casualties spanning soldiers and civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Pearl Harbor
VFW Americanism contest awards announced for Alabama Posts
Hi Lipscomb chair man and department Americanism chairman Frank Bunkley Ralph Meigs Centerville Charles N Harvey Decatur and J D Fuller Dothan prize plaques will be presented to the winners at the Alabama department encampment All VFW posts in Alabama were eligible to compete for the awards but winners limited to three posts by the contest rules Comm Chief Ray H Brannaman praised Alabama posts for community service projects and Americanism director Mark Kinsey urged start of reporting details to follow for the 1948-49 contest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. P. Lipscomb
Bessemer
Frank Bunkley
Mobile
Ralph Meigs
Centerville
Charles N. Harvey
Decatur
J. D. Fuller
Dothan
Alabama Department
V.F.W
Alabama
Ray H. Brannaman
National Americanism Committee
Americanism Department
Department of Americanism
All Wave
Brannaman
Comrades In
V.F.W. Post
National Americanism
Mark Kinsey
Full Military Rites Held For Pic Hall
James Hall of Houston County who died in Normandy in June 1944 received full military rites at Wiggins church today. VFW post led by Commander William Griggs conducted the ceremony with Rev A D Zbindey presiding. Color bearers William Rassmiy Wallace Green and guard sergeant Ben May, Bugler Tatum Jr, and firing party members Griggs Innish Fuller Bo Clyde Jewell Dyke Wayman May Ey Strickland folded and presented the flag to Hall's widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UIT
James
Horace Innish
Max Fuller
Fred Bo Clyde Jewell
James Dyke Wayman May
Ey Strickland
Hal
Judge dismisses delay in coal dispute injunction
In an informal opinion Judge Goldsborough rejects reasons to delay an injunction against the St ern Coal Producers Association and its president Joseph H. Mo. He cites Taft Hartley constraints and warns that labor actions could fracture social fabric. The ruling clears the path for resuming talks with Lewis as soft coal operators express mixed optimism about next week’s negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G¢borough
Stern Coal Producers Associg
Joseph H. Mo
Labor Relations Board
Chay
Lewis
Galsborough
United
Inter
Goldsborough
Key
Taft-Hartley
Fed Zudge M. Swygert
Can't Raise Family Without The Book Can't Raise Family Without The Book
In Athol Massachusetts the Rev Truman L He appealed to his congregation to return a borrowed book by the date four. a parishioner returned the volume titled The Child from Five Ten. The plea noted Fat of three sons aged two five and seven intensified the request.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hartford Baptist Church Today
Sanders
Tallahassee
John Jeffers
Hartford Church
Henry
Henry County
Tom Ben Culpepper
Myrtie McCoy
J. H. Oates
E. Comer Herring
Geneva County
Grover French
Fox Davis
Marvin Wood
Melvin G. Sammons
South Bell Street
Pega
James R. Mason
Chol Blero
Chicago Grain
Watertown
Pete Mae
Montgomery Market
Marshall
Sun Valley
Idaho
W. P. Rogers
Crawley
Sttuck Ang c
Leansburg
Freddy Mette
Cam
Harvey Menon
Birminghem Seute
Pic
New York
Ata
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!