Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Beer Licenses Surrendered
Store on East Main Street surrendered state and city beer licenses after a complaint from city officials and police about disturbances. The owner Strength and a church figure were involved in a voluntary surrender process that began with police handover at the church area and a planned board action that was later called off. The Alcon Beverage Control Board accepted the state license for ABC.
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Bety's Flace
East Main Street
Stodey
Union Hut Church
U.S. Navy
Botween
Jaders
Eddie D. Kelley
Suibdlows
Kelles
Reddy Hall
Sewambt
Towle
Seasinn
Lcense
Smith
Alcon Beverage Control Board
ABC
Ramsey Wins Medal at Mid-South Forensics Tourney
Richard Ramsey earned first place in the Mid-South forensics tournament with an original oration titled The New South. He has been active in academics and is a war captain of the board. Revival services continue at the Church of China and nearby gatherings feature speakers led by Rev. Draper.
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Ramsey
Richard Ramsey
Dornan
Manson
Flichard Ramsey, Jr
Davahan
Induction quotas and tax debates dominate Alabama session
Twenty men are listed for induction duty while Alabama lawmakers spar over a 15,000 member call, school funding, and tax shifts. The House advances refrigeration truck limits and a 60 mph max for artics, with filibuster slows reapportionment bills as revenue, veterans bonuses, and office term changes move through committees.
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Mabaria
J. T. John
Alabama
Houston
Schoemon
Wells
Gene Gibbons
Montgomery
House Transportation Committee
Lauly
Armistead
Selden
Charles Adams
Tallapoosa
Senate
J Yj
Sep. Andrews
Filubusley
Andrews
Elvin McCain
Calhoun County
Sheila
House
Otter
Preston Clayton
Barpour
Cartry
Clayton
Revenue Department
Setale A
Agricul
Mure
Emory Physicians to Speak at Houston County Society Meeting
The Houston County Medical Society will host a special meeting at the Dothan Country Club at 6 p.m. on June 28. Speakers include Dr. O. A. Abbott, Dr. Willis Hurst, and Dr. Kool of Emory University. The topic is curable heart disease from surgical and intern perspectives. Dr. Paul Flowers presides. program chair is Mr. S. Windham.
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Emory University
Houston County Medinal Society
Dothan Country Club
O. A. Abbot
A. Willis Hurst
Kool
Emory
Atlanta
Wall
Hurst
Emory Hospital
Paul Flowers
County Society
S. We Windham
Blakely Baptist Church Plans Bible School Week
The Blakely Baptist Church will host a Bible School starting Sunday June 1 and running through the week. Rev W E Storey said registration for children aged 6 to 18 begins at 10 am Friday at the church. Classes start at 9 am on opening day.
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Blakely
Dothan Soldier Receives Cigarettes From Local Donor
Jimmy Tew of Doe Wane served in the Army and reported receiving a free package of cigarettes donated by a company. He showed his wife a letter noting the empty carton and a stamped label from the Mullin Company. Tew is the son of Mrs. Lestoy Tew of 18 North Lines.
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Uj Kr
Jimmy Tew
Doe
Rel Wines Hy
Mere
Dody “Muling Company
Kas
Tew
Lestoy Tew
North Lines
Nurses Group Plans Meeting Tomorrow
A special meeting of the Student Nurse Recruitment party will be held at the Nurses Home of Frasier Ellis Hospital at 230 tomorrow afternoon. Miss Frances Raley, state student nurse enrollment counselor of Birmingham, will be the guest speaker.
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Frasier Ellis Hespital
Tamorrow
Sarah F. Manwaring
Oay
Frances Raley
Birmingham
31st Division Men Get 10 Day Leaves After Training Ends
Fort Jackson announces a policy granting 10 day leaves to 31st Division soldiers after basic training. Leaves are divided into periods ten days apart, with limits on total absence per unit. First leaves begin June 14 while ensuring rest of training progresses without overload in transport or operations.
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Fort Jackson
S.C
Orsie Division
AG. Paxton
Ian
Factlyt Buxton
336Th Infantry
16Th Infantry
Bern
Livestock prices dip in mixed Georgia and Montgomery markets
Livestock totals at eight major plants show 20 cattle and 75 calves in Georgia outlets with hogs steady. Barrows and gilts 180-240 lb bring 20.00 to 20.75. 160-180 lb at 19.73 to 20.25. 141-160 lb 16.50 to 19.00. Sows range 18.00 to 18.50. Montgomery reports steady to weak trade on slaughter cattle and calves with mixed stocker activity and porker prices in the 15.00 to 21.00 range for various weights.
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Thomasville
Waderall
Albany
Columbus
Moulitie
Titton
Dothan
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Mountfie
Tifton
Montgomery
Union Stockyards
Catfe
Inquiry probes Acheson China policy distortion claim
The 28th day of a congressional inquiry heard Sen. Brewster accuse Acheson of distorting the administration China policy. He cited Lt. Gen. Wedemeyer’s report urging aid to Chiang Kai-shek, while Sen. Morse pressed for a firm immediate policy or risk war and strategic concession to Russia. MacArthur’s ouster followed his public calls for wider war, including actions in Korea and Manchuria.
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U.S
Korea
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Chiang Kai-shek
Maine
Senate
State Department
Ines
Sen. Morro
R-Ore
Russia
Morse
MacArthur
Aprila
Red China
Manchuria
Formosa
Titman
Death notices from Wiregrass area prompt multiple services
Funeral services for Mrs. E. U. Hicks sixty six died at home on Ozark route three will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Saint Jem Church near Graceville with burial in the church cemetery. Survivors include three daughters and several sons and siblings. Also listed are funeral plans for Mrs Susie Anna Teal eighty seven at Elamville and for Barry Ann Mills sixty two of Enterprise. Additional notices cover Mrs W A Fountain of Slocomb, Mrs Annie Mullis of Seale and others with service details and family survivors.
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E. U
Ricks Funers
U. G Hicks
Ozark
Jorgalingse
W. G. Worthington
Vernon
Fla
Irby Riley
Myx
Horace
Mims
Columbus
Warren Hicks
Miami
Coleman Hicks
Pascagoula
Ailie Hicks
Robert Hicks
Laud
Ind
Lula Williams
Malone
Maud Walford
Dashle Hicks
Este
Jer Searcy
Chipley
George
Walter Taylor
Susie Anna Teal
Elamville
Jeanperaw
Elaon
Billy Ray
Holman Fufcré
Oraix
Teal
Bush McKnight
Clio Route
Bessie Faulk
Maggie McKnight
Blamville
Song
M. L. Teal
Ot Ariten
A. R. Teal
C. Teal
J. P. Stokes
Clio
Barry Ann
Louiseville Baptist Church
Griswold
Martz
Searcy Funeral Home
Mills
Enterprss
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Louise Bass
Nina Ja Clark
Enterprize
Reynolda Mills
Robert Mills
Colum Jbus
Winifred Mills
Men
Brockton
Homer
Loyd ‘Milla
Enterprise
W. A. Fountain
W. A. Fauhlain
William A. Fountain
Stocomo
Slocomb
Slocomb Methodist Church
WSGS
Mollie McCarty
Amanda Bramley
Ste. W. & Dreaden
Slocore
Janil Mes
Ketth
Fayevile, NY
Mes
Annie Mullis
Ayde B. Mullins
Aey
Seale
Ala
Ebeneztr Gaureh
Charles Lancers
Horman Funeral Home
Mullis
Omic Perist
Alte
Daisy Smith
Ruben Foote
Sgt
Heginald Foote
Fr. Benning
B. C. Foote
Tindal O¢ Jack
Minnesota youths plead guilty to federal charges
Three Minneapolis youths aged 17 to 18 pleaded guilty before U S Commissioner J W Daughtry to interstate transportation of a stolen auto. They were moved to Rockford Prison for arraignment before Federal Judge Kennamer. Authorities said the stolen car was reported by John Paulah of Minneapolis and that patrols halted them after a pursuit ending near Ozark.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Ozark
Montgomery
Troy
Ban Oy J
U. S
J. W. Daughtry
Joe James Landing
Theodore Richard Wakowski
Andrew Semuen
Rockford
S Kennamer
Mongomery
Highway Patrol
J. R
O'feers
John Paulah
Minneapolis
Ft. Montgomery
Betty Graduation Amid Trials and Naval Absence
Betty, wheelchair bound due to cancer, graduates as Dawid helps her move through the ceremony. Tom, her fiancé, remains at Norfolk Naval Hospital, his furlough canceled as he faces nerves. Friends and classmates offer support while Betty answers well wishes with a quiet, hopeful smile.
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Iplomas
Betty
Dawid
Hetty
Army to restructure into four Europe bound divisions
Eight divisions and several regimental combat teams will form the U S Army strength totaling 324 divisions. Collins said three divisions destined for Europe would move within two to three months, with the Second Armored expected to be diverted this year or early 1952. The United States reportedly raises a six division force for Western European defense. Cotton futures rose on short covering with gains in nearby contracts, quotes and dates shown. Funeral services planned for Mrs Murpy at Mt Olive church with burial at Clark Cemetery, Ward Wilson directing. Surviving relatives listed include four sons, two daughters, and several grandchildren.
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National Guard
Va Sab
Europe
Collins
Second Armored
Tate
Ear
U. S
Weaten European Defense
Mt Olive Methodist Church
M. J Baldwin
Waters
Clark Vemnetery
Ward Wilson Funere
Murphy
M. Murphy
Pionter
Houston County
Sett
Mt. ‘Olive Methodist Church
C M Murphy
Colinbus
W. Murphy
Midland City
Armies push from Yanggu and Inje amid Korean front flux
Bunson cites estimates placing 300000 Reds across the front as Eighth Army probes Chorwon Kumbwae and Yonchon areas. Front reports note light to moderate fighting with occasional heavy resistance north of Yanggu, while fresh air and ground actions unfold east toward Hwachon and Inje.
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Korea
Korea Republic
Eighth Army
Hwachon
Rees
Yanggu
Hwachon Reservoir
George A.macarthur
Carters Eenter
Yauigey
Taje
Yangan
Ead
Inje
McArthur
Fifth Air Force
Doughter
Rield
Chorwor
Pyonggang
Pyonggan
Wonsan
Dothan Woman Notified of Son Wounding in Korea
Mrs. Maggie Jackson of 72 Parker Street Dothan received official telegram from the Department of Defense stating her son Sgt. Kerman Taekyon was seriously wounded in action in Korea on May 21.
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Maggie Jackson
Negra
Parker St
Dothan
Department of Defense
Sgt
Kerman Taekyon
Korea
New York Cotton Futures Rally Early Trade
New York cotton futures rose 20 to 80 points in early trading. July settled near 44.72 cents per pound with other contract markers including December around 37.27 and October near 34.98 as markets opened.
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New Orleans
EL A. m
NEW York Cotton
NEW York
Area Youths Win Boys State Posts
Kenneth Givens of Dothan and Bobby Helms of Enterprise were elected to city posts at Boys State underway at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Givens becomes city clerk of Cooper and Helms city clerk of Perry as the boys prepare to take over the state capitol the next day.
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Kenneth Givens
Dothon
Bobby Helms
Enterprise
Boye State
University of Alabama At
Tuscaloosa
Givens
Cooper
Helms
Perry
Alabama Department of the American Legion
Boys State
Department of Political Scieice
University
Ithe State
Negro Youth Hurt In Mill Accident
An 18 year old Negro youth Marion Dozier was injured when his hand was caught in a grinding machine at the Home Fertilizer and Cotton Oil Company plant in Headland. Attaches at Dothan hospital reported his condition satisfactory this morning.
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Marion Dozier
Folsom Rules Out Another Run for Office
Former Gov. James E. Polcom says he does not intend to run again but will stay active in politics. He told a Birmingham group he will push redistricting reform in the Alabama Legislature and seek repeal of the pell tax.Polcom spoke to the North Birmingham Chamber of Commerce and dismissed severer charges related to a state convict pardon.
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Birmingham
James E. Polcom
Folsom
North Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
Poultry Market News From Atlanta Government Report
Market fully steady with movement to pressing plants and truckers continuing. Supplies heavy but prices paid FOB farm in the afternoon and early morning, with hens, fryers, and related poultry items described in current market terms.
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Atlanta
USDA
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