Sacred Harp singing day set at Enterprise Church
D. H. Miller of Tren City directs all day Sacred Harp singing at Enterprise Church with participation invited. Homecoming planned at Liberty Church Sunday with a singing session for invited singers. Newville route two man Huron Ray Mims, 36, arrested for driving while intoxicated after a minor collision with no injuries.
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Enterprise Church
D. H. Miller
Tren City
Gomecoming
Liberty Church
Newville
Huron Ray Mims
Communists In U. S. Going Underground Hoover Tells Scions
J Edgar Hoover told Congress that U S Communists are going underground at levels higher than any period since World War I II and that 48 percent of party membership is in basic industries. He warned they could sabotage vital defense sectors in a national emergency and tied American communism to foreign threats citing 94 175 party members with ten followers per member, indicating a potential 40 000 supporters.
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Jerry Korn Washington
J. Edgar Faover
Congress
U. S
United States
FBI
Communist Party
New York
Acrney
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Callifora
Hoover
Senate
Two Alabama Vets Win Senate Wedding Approval
Washington AP reports Two Alabama veterans Eugene D. Walle of Lanette and Jon E. Williams of Florence gained congressional sanction to marry Japanese fiancées. Walle will wed Miyako Oishi of Tokyo and Williams plans Toshiko Ono, student at Athens College, with Florence State Teachers College involvement noted.
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Washington
Alabama
Congress
White House
Senate
Eugene D. Walle
Lanette
Jon E. Williams
Florence
Walle
Miyako Oishi
Tokyo
Williams
Toshiko Ono
Athens
Ala
Wile Jiama Ie
Florence State Teachers College
Alabama GOP picks Tuscaloosan John Crowder for governor
Alabama Republicans nominated dentist John Crowder of Tuscaloosa for governor at a Birmingham convention to challenge Democrat Gordon Persons. The event also named J. P. Carver for the Fourth District seat and R. G. Hawkins for lieutenant governor, with other GOP candidates listed for auditor secretary of state and agriculture commissioner roles.
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Birmingham
Alabama
John 3
Crowder
Tuscaloosa
Gordon Persone
J. P. Carver
Mumford
Talladega County
Kenneth Roberts
Anernision
Sam Hobbs
Selma
J. Foy Guin
Russellville St Jarnes
GOP
Lonnie Noojin
Hugh Scott
Scott
Noghin
R. G. Hawkins
Fort Payne
Charles H. Hembree
Mobile
John Brandon
Percy Pitta
Agnes Baggett
Montgomery
James H. Jones
Ceritre
Cherokee County Farm Bureau
Agriculture and Industries
Frank Stewart
Gold Is Indicted On Spying Charges
A Brooklyn Grand Jury indicted Harry Gold, Philadelphia chemist, and two unidentified persons on charges of spying against the United States. The indictment, announced by the Justice Department, names John Doe and Richard Roe as aliases. Gold was arrested in Philadelphia May 23, with allegations tying him to atomic secrets passed to him by Dr. Klaus Fuchs, the British scientist later imprisoned in Britain. The identities of Richard Roe and Sam remain unknown.
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Brooklyn
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Chemmial
United States
Justice Department
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John Doe
John
Richard Roe
Sam
Philadel Tia Test
Alo
Kigus Fuchs
Great Brtiain
Aline Sam
Teen-Age Negro Boys Arrested In Burglary
Two Dothan youths ages 13 and 14 were taken into juvenile custody after police say they broke into Kirkland's Grocery and Markey on East Adams Street. Officers recovered cans of cheese cigarettes and a watch from the scene.
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Tdie D. Kelly
Kirkland’s
Markey
Fast Adams Street
Kelly
Bible reader sums feats across faith group
Benjamin Beere of the United Pentecostal Council of the Church of God has read the Bible through five times. A retired minister, aged sixty, has read the New Testament alone 169 additional times, reflecting a unique Alpine tale from Colorado with references to ski courses and shelters.
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MIS
Cambridge
Mars
Air Chief Warns Soviet A Arms Threat To US Defense
Washington officials, including Gen Hoyt Vandenberg and W Stuart Symington, told a Kenai subcommittee the Soviet Union could launch a significant atomic attack soon. They warned current forces are not strong enough, but aim to deter and survive an exchange, with emphasis on strategic air power and long range missiles.
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Hoyt . Vandenberg
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Kenai Appropriations
Russia
Vandenberg
Air
W. Stuart Symington
Omar WN. Brady
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Stall
Wea
Frawley
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Air Chile
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Gan
Bradley
United States supports free world alliance and Marshall Plan
President argues freedom requires allied strength not isolation. Military measures are defensive and UN forces will keep peace. He cites Western Europe growing stronger under Marshall Plan, warns against pulling aid, and links a healthy world economy to lasting security.
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United States
Free World
No Place to Practice Tallahassee
A fragmented report notes policy tensions in Florida regarding vocational rehabilitation for patients in tuberculosis hospitals. It mentions skilled workers among patients and cites a professional card dealer and dice game attendant. The piece references “The Medical Society of New Jersey” as the oldest organized medical body in the United States, founded in 1799.
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Tallahassee
Florida Vocational Rehabilitation Service
The
Medical Society of
New Jersey
Uni
United States
Women Build Community Hall In Tiny Nevada Town
In Lamoille Nevada population 80, a 17 member Women’s Club created a building fund in 1947 to construct a community hall. They raised money with dances barbecues and card sales and borrowed tools from husbands. The hall now serves dances meetings and social events for the cattle town and its surrounding farms with ongoing plans for improvements.
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NEA
Wweners
Lamoille
Nev
Jamoille
Fiewk
Lamaille
Tong
Fas
Lamoilie
Fundy
SM. Burhas
Tonapah
Lomolie
Lin'da Foundation
Tory
Meyer
U. & Army
Poultry funding jumps to support county project
In Atlanta the group expanded poultry efforts by raising 4120 to lift the fund to 276. Women in Elko County Georgia sought plot access while the county owned land in Lalanderone. They spent 25 to survey fields and contacted buyers, scouting supplies for next week. A May IMR sale and surplus Army buildings were discussed with 24 95 cent prices and a 25 cent ask.
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Atlanta
Elko County
North Georgia
Mary
Lalanderone
IMR
Former Dothan Man Dies in Gulfport
The death of a former Dothan resident was reported in Gulfport Mississippi. Spokesmen said the body will be prepared here for funeral and burial arrangements by Ward-Wilson Funeral Home. Burial plans and viewings were incomplete at press time.
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Dothan
Gulfport
Wiccarsan Soley
Built Fox
Miss
Mia
pWard-Wilson
World cotton prices come under global review at session
Washington reports a world cotton session debated why U S prices remain high. Experts note synthetic fibers like rayon and nylon gain share while production policies push cotton above parity, risking surpluses as demand grows in poorer, densely populated regions.
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Washington
United States
Stsles
Livestock arrivals grow across multiple Alabama Georgia plants
Oklahoma AP wire reports total arrivals at Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Gay Dothan Jacksonville and Tallahassee show 909 cattle 175 calves and about 780 hogs. Hog prices mostly steady last week with some gains to 40 cents and bids from 18 to 19.75 per hundredweight for various weights across several plants.
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JUSDA
Albany
Columbus
Moul Ine
Tifton
Gay
Dothan
Jacksonville
Tallahasset
Montgomery
Mkt
Union Stock Yards
Fridax
Death Takes Mother Of Archie Carmichael
Mrs. A. D. Carmichael aged seventy one and mother of Archie D. Carmichael of Dothan died after a long illness at her Chipley home. A Houston County native, she had lived in Chipley about fifty years. Her husband, deceased ten years, served many years in Northwest Florida and was county judge at his death. She leaves a son in Dothan and a daughter Miss Evelyn Carmichael of Chipley, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at 4 p.m. tomorrow with Rev H P Ashilds officiating, burial in Chipley.
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Archie D. Carsmichael
Dothan
Chipley
Carmichael
Houston County
Florida
Evelyn Carmichael
Sanford Smith
Ak 7 Fen
Obie
Columbus Smin
Staveville
R. Hegaster
Daniel Smith
R.F.D
H. P.aohilds
Jo Chipley
Four Linemen Killed In Georgia Accident
Four linemen from Waycross, Georgia, were electrocuted when a high tension line fell during a pole replacement in rain near Douglas. The 13 000 volt line connected to Georgia Power and Light Co transmission. Power was cut for the line as crews removed the bodies. Victims identified as M Brooker J L Liles Jr Otto Aodor and Collis L Brown. J D Williams and W H Bennett escaped injury.
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Douglas
Georgia Power and Light Co
Reack
3. M. Brooker
J. L. Liles, Jr
Otto A. Odor
Collis L. Brown
Waycross, Ga
J. D. Williams
W. H. Bennett
Webb Supervisors Attend Lunchroom Manager Sessions
Mrs. Maude King of Webb School attends a lunchroom manager's school at the University of Alabama as Principal A. Forrester announced. Next week Mrs. Cecil Kirkland will go to the University for a week's study in the advanced school. she attended the manager's school last year.
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Maude King
Webb
University of Alabama
A. Forrester
Cecil Kirkland
University
New primary dispute shapes May nominee fate in state party
The Nousten County Democratic Executive Committee ruled Meadows won the nomination and called a new primary after a hearing. Cameron appealed to the State Democratic Executive Committee. The enactment of the bill hinges on the Legislature's adjournment timing and the necessity to advertise a local bill for consecutive weeks before introduction. Hartwick aims to parse the bill at a special session so it could become law before the November general elections when May primary nominees are formally chosen.
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Nousten County
Democratic Exective Committee
Ihs
Meadows
Cameron
Democratic Executive Committee
Hartwick
Cotton futures rise to new highs on buying and short covering
New Orleans AP reports cotton futures advanced to new high levels amid active trade and speculative buying. Weekend short covering pushed farm prices up by about 7 to 110 cents per bale, with varied quotes across grades and futures months reflecting firm demand.
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New Orleans
Deaths in Ariton Hartford and Dozens of Obituaries
In Ariton route one sixty six year old K Carr Ariton died at home after short illness while Pearl Carr and three daughters and three sons survive. In Hartford route two Mrs Lizzie Mariah Hartford dies at home with funeral set at Panther Creek Church officiated by Rev Ingram and burial in church cemetery. Hardy A Thorne sixty five dies on Columbia route two with funeral at Camp Church and burial in church cemetery. Son of deceased and other relatives listed. Tele son Nelson sixty three dies in Dothan with services at Bell Jehu Chapel and interment at City cemetery. Survivors include wife and daughter and several siblings.
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K Carr
Joan K. Carr
Ozark
Ariton
John Carr
Pearl Neckar
Lizzie Margin
Hartford
Lizzie Marah
Panther Crea
John Ingram
Rolman
Bist Myrtie Marsh
James Marsh
Martford
Ella Thomas
Meille
Agft Hughes
Chipley
Lee Hughes
Geneve
Activa
Tom
Enfinger
Chm Peters
Eel@ Shes
Strauder
Sad Cherie
Jamen Waters
B. Thorne
Hardy A. Thorne
Hig
Columbia
Camp Church
Tiegard Stetatine
Johnson Fusnral
Max Thorne
Columbia Rows
Joe Thorpe
Coluax
Nixty
Lens
Able
Decatur
Louis ‘Willis
Hartland's Covered Bridge Stretches 1383 Feet In New Brunswick
The Hartland area in New Brunswick features a covered bridge extending 1,383 feet, spanning a notable local landmark. The structure stands as a historic feature connecting communities and serving as a prominent regional point of interest.
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Hartland
New Brunswick
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