Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Planned Services
Planned by New Harmony Free Will Baptist Church Rev M Rich will conduct services tomorrow night and Sunday morning inviting the public. Blakely Baptist Church members met to plan a camping trip to Kolomokt Park led by Tommy Ward. Attendees included Ted Smith Hill Barksdale Rodney Boyett Charles Rice Edward Harper and Chasiea Tolar.
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Jobs M. Rich Will Coatst
New Harmony
Free Will Baptist Church
Blakely
Livestock Market Report Across Southern Packers
Albany Moultrie and Tifton regions report cattle receipts around 360 head and hog prices mostly steady to firm. Prices vary by weight, with top hogs near 21.00 at Columbus Dothan Moultrie and Tifton, while cattle trade slows with limited demand and calves selling around 25 to 30 dollars per head.
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Wedera
Albany
Juuchbus
Moultrie
Storwaeville
Tifton
Dotnan
Jecksonvail
Wallahassee
Columbus
Dothan
Moultiie
Montgomery (Ap
Byr
Federal State Market News Service
Union
Stolen Property Figures In Arrest In Dothan Case
Humphrey, a Dothan resident, was arrested on concealing stolen property and released under 300 hod. He allegedly bought one of eight tires reported stolen from Dothan Bag Company in Grandview. A second suspect, Naegro, faces burglary charges and was bound over for grand jury action at a preliminary hearing held today by Judge Picedora Jackson. Six tires were reported missing at the time of Thornton’s theft, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Dothan Bag Company
Grandview
Charlie C. Thornos
Naegro
Grand
Judes Picedora Jackson
Houston Law and Equity Court
Thornton's St
Whly
Florida lawmakers tighten controls on bookmakers and gambling
Tallahassee reports Gov. Fuller Weathered Warren signed a new law to curb bookmakers and their associates, requiring racing permit officers and staff to submit photographs and fingerprints. The measure may revoke a track permit if owned by criminals or bookmakers. Other bills signed include expanding the Livestock Sanitary Board, mandating tubercular hospitalization, stiffening forest fire penalties, toll removal on the overseas highway by 1982, adding a county judge in Dade, and lowering state improvement bond interest to four percent. Named figures include Gov. Warren and Gov. Byrnes or related items from the South Carolina context.
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State Livestoote Sanitary Board
Dade County
Lowen
James Byrnes
South Care- Ing
Osceola
Florida
Jaycees Elect New President At Miami Parley
The U S Junior Chamber convention in Miami will conclude today with the election of a new president. Two candidates remain Ed Rovd of Tampa Price and Reed, a Tampa attorney, each backed by multiple states as delegates weigh their choices amid a long, unsettled slate of undecided delegations. The event runs through Saturday with a keynote by Sen. Nixon scheduled for tonight.
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Miami
U. S
Washington
Wyoming
Reod
Empa
Florida
Illinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Min‘ Stosippi
Nevada
Virginia
Wisconsin
Texas
Califfornia
Colorado
Towa
Ohio
Ed McDanel
Dallas
Sen. Nixon
Calif
Brig Gen Maddox Praises Vikings After Inspection
Brig Gen Hal G Maddox chief of staff Third Army praised the ATth Infantry Division at Camp Rucker after a three day inspection. Ratings of excellent and several superior marks appeared in the division wide report though the overall rating was not announced. Maj Gen Norman E Hendrickson urged stronger supervision and responsible assignments to NCOs as officers prepared to address the division parade ground.
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Halsey G. Maddox
Third Army
Ft. McPherson
Atlanta
Carp Rucker
Yeterday
Ozark-Rucker
Henry FP. Gantt
Rucker
Walter D. Luplow
Crump Garvin
Philip C. Bettenburg
47Th Infantry
Maddoxted
Hallay G. Maddox
Reyeral
IilJe
J. M. Fish
Norman E. Hendrickson
47Th
Hendrickson
Infant Donnie Fletcher Graveside Rites Held
Graveside rites for infant Donnie Fletcher son of Mr and Mrs Shelby Fletcher of Panama City were conducted yesterday at Pilgrim Cemetery by Rev W R Sammock Abbeville with Abbeville Mortuary directing Survivors include his parents a twin brother and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs M M Gwinn Headland Route One along with several aunts uncles and cousins
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Donnie Fletcher
Shelby Fletcher
Panama City
Pilgrim Cemetery
W. R. Sammock
Abbeville
Heville
M. M. Gwent
Headland
New tunnels and floods shape the Chorwon area during fighting
Major Geo Frank notes civilians are being moved underground as new tunnels are dug near routes where rail tunnels and caves provide cover from bombs. UN artillery looms over Chorwon as Chinese forces defend high ground and a key hill. rivers flood the Hantan valley, delaying Allied advances and signaling a prolonged struggle in the Iron Triangle near Wonsan and Kumhwa.
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Geo. Frank
Everest
Fifth Air Force
Chorwon
Tong Toms
Kumhwa
Charwoul
Fii
Ghunday
Openit
Charwon Dam
Hantan
Narral
Mt UN
Ateral
Imands
Fivers
Wonsan
Cherwong Kumhwa Pyonggang
Avr
Jim Becker
Cherron
Becker
Held
Wonsan Bine
Bien Army
Two Dothan Men Hurt In Accident
J Parish and Russell Kennington of Dothan were injured but not severely in a car crash near Blountstown Florida while returning home. Parish had a fractured arm and shoulder, Kennington suffered a head cut and possible fractured ribs. The Tennington vehicle, driven by Xannington, collided with a truck but did not overturn. Parish lives at 404 East Ford Street and Kennington at 124 South Cherokee Avenue. Both remained at home.
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J. Parish
Russell Kennington
Dothan
Blountstown
Fla
Parish
Kennington
Toommen
Xannington
Joss
Cford Street
South
Cherokee Ave
Pupils Enroll Across Church School Departments
A church school opens this week with 348 students and 28 staff. Nursery heads include Mrs. W. E K, Mrs. Ralph Williams, and Mrs. Audrey King. Primary and junior departments list superintendents and teachers such as Mrs. Rey Jones and Mrs. Otis, with further staff named in the report.
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Domalsonviele
W. EK
Cannington
Za Jones
Ralph Williams
Audrey King
John Lockamy
Mra Bryan
Wriehs
C. E. Hill
Julian Hickton
Rey. Jones
Mra. Otis
Rufus Jonnson
Herbert Brackin
Schwark
Jenior
Hugh D. Broome
Missing British diplomats fuel Moscow rumor stir
The Daily Express cites a friend claiming Number and MacLean may be en route to Moscow, a report the Foreign Office says lacks official credence. The two diplomats vanished from home with leave, sparking fears for Anglo American relations and possible international inquiries for key state secrets. MacLean led the Foreign Office American Department handling NATO and Korea era exchanges.
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MacLean
Bury
Mackeen
Burgess
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Moscow
Foreign Office
Za Ana
France
Dean Achegon
Washington
Russia
Europe
M Msarch
New Orleans Cotton Prices Slip Amid Weather Outlook
New Orleans cotton prices declined amid liquidation and hedge selling aided by favorable weather reports and market rumors. Trading showed scattered quotes with limited declines across grades as traders awaited clearer signals from the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Poultry Market Reports Steady Prices Across Georgia Plants
USDA Georgia live poultry market shows steady to firm price trends as shipments to truck and processing plants rise. Farm deliveries noted with prices around 27 to 32 cents for various loads and weights, while market activity includes mixed wholesale quotes and scheduling for Thursday afternoon operations.
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USDA
Georgia
Hoape Oflen
Memorial Library Adds 118 New Books To Shelves
Memorial Library reports a major expansion of its collection with 118 new volumes added last month. The haul includes 85 children's titles and 33 for adults, sourced from state programs, local purchases, and donations.
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Houston Memorial Library
Gulf Coast Country
Carter
Paradise
Michener
Big Hugh
Brink
MacArthur
Gunther
Hoffman
Joe
Adams
Charles
Mr. Penny
Horton
Geisel
Paul
Celia Jane
Miki
Petersham
Gregorio
Bannon
Credle
Gates
Parrish
Mary
Pyle
Manu't
Sperry
Micky Crickett
Gerrit
van Stockum
Yates
Girvan
Wilu Hunter
Rendall
Jamba ‘the Elephant
Waldeck
Acheson Testimony On Iran Russia Orbit And NATO
The hearing recounts Acheson stating Iran shows acute difficulties and not moving toward the Soviet orbit. He denies knowledge of Soviet offers and notes a robust but insufficient military aid program for free states. He cites limited U S rearmament progress and declines comment on three-shift war plants per Lodge proposal.
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Acheson
Nough
Sen. Green
D-Ri
Sen. Morse
R-Ore
Wiley Cr-Wis
Iran
Ben
Hickenlooper
R-Town
Sid
Russia
Mosler
North Atlantic Defense Organization
Wiley
Asir
Yily Bae
Bri
U. S
Indo-China
Ben. Lodge
R-Mass
Union Hill Church Dedication Homecoming Observance
Union Hill Baptist Church in Dothan plans a homecoming and dedication on the 1605 site road with a day long program. Rev Steve Locke and M P Gilmore are noted early leaders. Camp Rucker Viking Division Band to perform. services begin at 9 45 a m with prayers by Rev Oland Wilton and guest speakers.
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Dothan - Cottonwood
Union Hil Baptist Chucchi
Steve Locke
M. P. Gilmore
Albert Logue
47Th
Viking
Camp Rucker
John Shealy
Dothan
Arolyn Calhoun
Alext Davis
Shealy
Aolo
Thia
Patsy Cameron
Cms
Commie
Canon
Cecil Mackin Seenemarr
Judge Logue
William 2
Aub ‘Il
Ruckertmusic
Dyn Calhoun
Rey
Pilon
AML
Building Activity Still On Downgrade in May
Dothan building activity continued a downward trend in May with total permits estimated at 101,767 dollars. The drop follows 733,860 dollars in March and 64nd in April according to the city engineer's office records.
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Dothan
Three Alabama Men Hurt In Fire, Explosion Kills Soldier
PORT JACKSON D C AE three Alabama men were injured when a 60 millimeter mortar shell exploded during training. Pvt Jennings C Spruit was killed and 37 others hurt. The dead man was identified as from Rover N C All three Alabamian soldiers sued for 75000. Building permits and repairs were listed, and Maj Gen Harry J Collins said no laxity in instruction. A special board would investigate.
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Port Jackson
D. C
Alabama
Ath Division
Pvt Jennings C. Spruit
Rover
N.C
Post Hospital
Theo Tonal Bank
Harold L. Tolbert
Gadeden
Route Four
P. le
Noble, Jr
Attala
Gordon A. Berry
Trinity
Baptist
Church
Marten Tome
Sus Auverme Smeres
Harry J. Collins
Special Board of Officers
Headland Boy Wins Statewide Electrification Contest
Headland youth from Headland Fur Nace Farmer of America topped a statewide farm electrification contest held during Auburn FAAs 22nd convention. Wiregrass members Farrel Anderson Kinston placed fourth in farm mechanics Heflin Smith electric of Kinston third in soil and water management and Gene Sellers Geneva fourth in Gratey. about 1200 delegates attended as APE President Ralph Dratregon and Hal Davis of Ciney spoke. A prize of 310 was awarded to Wisfeld Chapter for first in Hatewine string band. Joe Broadwater Tanner Chapter earned State Star Farmer and the $200 annual award was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley
Headland Furnace Farmer of America
Alabama
Auburn
FFA
Farrel Anderson
Kinston
Heflin Smith
Blakely Cubs Adopt Circus Theme At Meet
Blakely Cub Scouts held a meeting with a circus atmosphere as several dens dressed as clowns cowboys and Indians. Officers awarded badges and discussed points while leaders praised participation and carried on with the program.
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Blakely Cubs
Rome
Marvin Singletary
Joe Brown
New York Cotton Prices Hover In Narrow Range
Market report shows scattered bids in New York with prices around 4 cents to 4.0 cents per pound and futures quotes for December and May contracts wavering amid light trading. Trading notes mention nearby spreads and slight shifts in bid offers, reflecting caution in the cotton market.
Amendments To Add Senatorial District And Justices Offered
Tallahassee Florida proposed constitutional amendments aim to ban three justices from the state court and create a new Senatorial District in Manatee County with Secretary of State approval for next year’s general election. The measures appear to include provisions affecting multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Man
Florida
Reading Club Opens at Blakely Library
Registration for the Vacation Reading Club at Blakely Library begins today per librarian Mrs. Mert Halston. School children from first grade upward are eligible. A story hour directed by Mrs Hughes will be at City Hall each afternoon with a prize for readers who finish 18 to 19 books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bree Brer
Rovineen
Council Approves Three Dothan Scouts For Eagle Badges
The Southeast Alabama Boy Scout Council advancement committee approves three Dothan scouts for Eagle badges. Teens Martin, Pippin, and King are recognized for merit badges in camping, life saving, sewing, art, and botanical studies.
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Council
Dothan
J. Whit King
Chatroom A
Southeast Alabama
Martin
Dougia
Cook
Ming
One Man Injured In Four Way Crash In Skiree
Four vehicles collided in Skiree when a car driven by James Robert Berea reportedly set up the wreck. Witnesses said McMillan’s car was rear-ended, launching into a truck driven by Truman Wilburn. All three vehicles and the truck were total losses. McMillan injured.
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Skiree
James Robert Berea
Chipley
Hill
hMaditan
Parker
Ay Gomillian
Pouce
Wew Aman
Lcar
McMillan
Truman Wilburn
Heibae Mai
Cre Foursway
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Gen. Hodge
Bucker
47Th Infantry Division
John R. Hodge
Ft McPherson
680Th Engineer Bump ‘Truck Company
Gan. Crump Garvin
Robert ¥. Chard
68Th
Union Hil
Jackson
Headland Boy
Electrification
New York
Blakely Library
FIME
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Seav Service
E. Main St
Martin Hotel
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