Reeded Baptist Service to Air from Enterprise Sunday
The Southern Baptist Convention broadcast of the revival service from Enterprise will air Sunday from 1 to 2 PM with Dr. B R Justice announcing. Memphis drew 22000 attendees for a 2000-voice choir and a sermon by Dr R G Lee.
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Baptist Pasters
Urawh
Enterprise
Southern Baptist Convention
Siemphs
B. R. Justice
Rado Committee
Memphis
R. G. Lee
Senate Clash on Civil Rights and End-Of-Session Moves
Senate Republicans spar over civil rights talk and must-pass bills as a June adjournment pressure mounts. Taft chastises two-hour draft bill debate while leadership pushes musts including UN resolution, reciprocal trade, long-range farm program, and anti-poll tax measures. House actions mirror Senate moves as both chambers weigh timing and rules.
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Robert A. Taft
Republican Policy Committees
Senate
Kennedy
Wherry
Nebraska
Judiciary Committee
Hay
United Nations
House
Taft
Sarer
Joseph W. Run
Grein
Ratei Toe
Welfare Department Adds 2 New Workers
The Welfare Department announced the addition of two new workers. Ellard X succeeds Mrs Mildred Horce, whose resignation was effective June 1, and the wording confirms a staffing update amid other unclear text regarding college grants and student aid.
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Alabara College
Dternte
Doy
Stouent
Alain College
Mentevalla
Ellard x
Mildred Horce
Girl Killed Three Hurt In Florida Route Crash
An 11-year-old girl Coleen Corer of Tullahoma Tennessee was killed when a truck and car collided on a Florida route 19 miles south of Anniston. Her uncle FT. Coser and sister Mrs. Mevee lene Mabee, both of Tullahoma, were hospitalized. Truck driver A C Scoggins of Talladega Alabama was critically injured and thrown about 100 feet.
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Anniston
Florida
Here
Coleen Corer
Tullahonsa
Tenn
FT. Coser
Meveelene Mabee
Tullahoma
A. C. Scoggins
Talladega
Ala
Scoggins
Coser Sisters
Lineville
Bailey Speaks at Dothan Exchange Club Meeting
Sejtler Bailey secretary manager of the Dothan Chamber of Commerce was guest speaker at the Dothan Exchange Club meeting yesterday noon at the Houston Hotel. He discussed civic efforts with the chamber in the organization’s projects and programs and noted plans for the chair’s model airplane meet set for June 20 at Napier Field. President C C Bush led the session with 28 members in attendance.
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Sejtler
Bailey
Dothan Chamber of Commerce
Dothan Exchange Club
Houston
Chamber of Commerce
Napier Field
C. C Bush
Recovery program cuts spark party wide debate
The in line with administration talk that House cuts would shrink ERP from a recovery program to relief. An ECA official warned that unless Western European plant facilities are rebuilt beyond prewar levels European recovery cannot resume. Committee Chairman Styles Bridges stressed the group will call the shots as they see fit amid intense pressure over cuts. The issue loomed as a likely political flashpoint for presidential hopefuls as candidates advocated positions on restoration and peacetime aid.
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ECA
Charman Styles Bridges
Cr Nho
Donna Brook
Voeudenberg
Bikel
SoMme
Warren
Jonborg
Vanndenber
Tabero
Turbulent Session Highlights Congressional Amendments
Yesterday's extended session drew a larger crowd of observers as lawmakers debated segregation amendments and military court issues. The Senate defeated a white race restriction proposal by voice vote after a heated exchange, then narrowly approved a separate measure concerning Army and Air Force court martial procedures. A bid to revive the original nationwide transport reform was rejected by voice vote.
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Tirssen
Armed Services
Army
Air Force
Malone
Leen Ptatita
Ashford Man Charged With Murder in Woman's Death
A year old man from Ashford was charged with first degree murder in the death of Lucille Patterson 37 the case stems from a May 27 beating at their home authorities say Sanders admitted using a three foot board and his fists after she resisted his advances autopsy revealed a skull fracture and a fractured rib lab tests at Auburn pending officials noted no prior warrant and Sanders had lived with the Patterson family since childhood
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Eldredge Cameron
C. S. Prior
Sanders
Ashford
Tommy Lee
M. C. Patterson
Lucille
Auburn
Amce
Truman Speech Tour Highlights Flood Control and GOP Critique
President Truman campaigned in Washington state from Spokane to Olympia in a train and automobile media tour. He attacked Congress over public power policies and praised flood control measures while noting plans to repeat the swing format this summer. The Washington State Press Club hosted his Seattle address at a high school stadium amid a heavy press contingent and a crowded schedule.
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Seattle
Washington State Press Club
Truman
West
Republican Congress
Washington State
Spokane
Olympia
Congress
Teter
Tp Weil Oun
Mertye
Destruction at Nahariya and Tal Aviv Area Fighting
Fragmented battlefield report cites Egyptian line troops attacking Nahariya 15 miles north of Haifa. Arab forces clash near Isdud and Lajjun as Jews and Iraqis claim gains. Heavy shelling reported around Jerusalem with ongoing three week assault and encirclement fears near Tel Aviv and Jenin vicinity.
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Nahariya
Haifa
Palestine
Rehovot
Tel Aviv
Isdud
Israe Sad
Gauike
Lajjun
Jenin
Tsragh
Transjordan Armes
Letrun
Tel Avy
Jerusalem
Jerssaier
Arab Legion
L. Peert
Myren Taylor Named In Big Damage Suit
In Chicago a federal suit filed by Eunice Walterra seeks damages and equity from Myron C Taylor alleging concealment of her true identity by Taylor and his longtime associate Joseph A Bennett. The action, assigned to Judge Paul J Sullivan, claims illness and family turmoil from the concealment and asks the court to declare her natural daughter and establish legal rights and obligations.
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Chicago
Miren C Taylor
U.S
Vatican
Sabe Ous Taylors
Mre
Eunice Walterra
F. J. Karasek
Court of District
Myron C. Taylor
Margaret Klotz
Margaret Nicholas
New Yor
Two Men Hurt As Car Hits Truck On Highway
Two men, K. B. Maddox of Tuskegee and A. M. Robbins of Abbeville, were injured when Maddox’s automobile struck the rear of a large trailer truck on the highway between Columbia and the Chattahoochee river bridge. Maddox suffered a severe scalp laceration and concussion, Robbins a broken left arm and bruises. The truck driver, Corbett H. White, said his lights went out and he tried to stop cars by striking matches but could not avert the collision. Officials at Blakely hospital described Maddox as painfullY but not seriously injured. Both patients were admitted for treatment. no charges were filed against White.
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Columbia
Here
K. B. Maddox
Tuskegee
A. M. Robbins
Abbeville
Maddox
Corbett H. White
Chattahoochee River Bridge
Georgia
Blakely
White
Navy Scooterpooper Makes Fish Bite
In Greenwood South Carolina Alex Woodle a fishing jeweler has created the scooterpooper a noise making lure that imitates propeller whirs to attract bass. The device uses a hollow metal box to amplify sound improving catch rates and gaining local interest.
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Greenwoon
S. C
Alex Woodle
Greenwood
Woodle
Pace That Kills Rockland Mrs Americans Heels
The National Foot Health Council estimates the average American housewife walks about 18 000 steps daily. Dr Joseph Lelyveld chairman says avoid very high heels and favors medium heels for everyday wear while warning heavier heels may be acceptable for evening use.
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Rockland
Mass
National Foot Health Council
Joseph Lelyveld
Lelyveld
Diadem spider spins silk through 680 tubes
The diadem spider uses 680 tubes to spin silk. It can form a single cord comprising 680 strands by bringing its six spinneret fingers together.
New U.S. Rail Strike Order Sets Five Day Window
A federal judge issued a five day order banning a nationwide rail strike, replacing a temporary restraint. The judge indicated the order aims to hold a final decision on whether a broader no strike directive will be issued, with next steps to determine course by the end of the period.
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Golasporough
Taft to Appear on NBC Pro and Con Show at 8 45
The article reports Taft scheduled for the NBC program Pro and Con at 8 45 p.m. Dothan time discussing Shall we go back to the New Deal. Democratic leaders are silent as Truman moderates his blast. The piece notes civil rights issues dominate Democratic concerns with Southern Democrats' rights debates and Stassen and Dewey touring the South to woo delegates.
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Taft
Dothan
Congress
Truman
Grand Coulee Dam
Thaddeus Stevens
Martin
House
Nebraska
William Ruchte
Omaha
Ritchie
South
Thomas FE. Dewey
New York
Richmond
Fromer Gav
Harold EE. Stassen
Minnesota
Dewes
Stussen
Flour, Wheat Rise as Relief Cuts Stir Markets in Chicago
In Chicago trading, domestic flour demand lifts grain values while wheat and corn swing with July futures at about $2.29 and $2.18, reflecting relief aid politics. Soybeans hold steady at roughly $4.26 as mixed signals from House relief cuts influence the Market.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
House
Senate
Legion post helps open Savannah psychiatric ward
The Savannah American Legion post funded and opened a new psychiatric ward at St. Joseph's Hospital with 12 beds. Psychiatrists and nurses staff the clinic, aiming to treat veterans and civilians without jail-like confinement. Two veterans were discharged healthy in four days, versus months under prior care, and the post raised $3,000 for the effort.
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Gannam American Lewth Post
Legionnares
Atlanta
Chatham
Savannah
Georgia
Legion Post
Chatham County
Veterans’ Hospital
Milleteeville
Savannah Post
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Joseph's
Clinc
Schwellenbach’s Labor Department Shrinks Under Cuts
Schwellenbach, a pro-labor secretary and ally of Truman, faced dwindling influence as Congress cut budgets and restructured agencies. The Taft-Hartley act and funding gaps crippled his Labor Department, leaving it skeletal while he battled to rebuild policy and defend workers’ rights amid political shifts.
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Sface
Congress
Schwellenbach
U. S. Employment Service
Federal Security Agency
Jabor
Intr
Passae
John R. Steel
Iran
Truman
Steelman
Hone
Senate
Washington
Missouri
Washington State
Iiness
Havana
New York
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Wergan
Conciation
Capital and Labor
Europe
Schwellenbuch
Father Jess
Ugh School
University of Washington
Seattle
Out-of-Town Member Night at Temple Esane Bi
Jewinhn Teanfic Fions invites an out-of-town member night at Temple Esane Bi tomorrow at 7 3 o clock. Reverend Martin I. Hinehm presides with the sermon topic The Bluebird of Happiness. A social will follow the service hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Wexler and Mr and Mrs Abe Bitz.
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Jewinhn Teanfic Fions
Night Tomerrow
Temple Esane Bi
Martin I. Hinehm
Tadev
Rabo
Harry Wexler
Ozark
Abe Bitz
Dothan
Marion's New Store For Women Opens In Dothan
Dothan opens a new women s ready to wear shop named Marion s in the remodeled 120 North Troster street building. The Hat Box now becomes Marion s offering sportswear dresses hats and accessories with suits and coats added for fall. Kate Evans is manager Betty Hogan assistant manager and Mrs Catherine C Nowl heads the ready to wear department. Owners are Jack Harris of New York and Larry Waltzer of Jacksonville. The Hat Box first opened in 1943.
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Marion's
Dothan
North Troster Street
Hat Box
Kate Evans
Betty Hogan
Catherine C. Now
Marion’s
Jack Harris
New York
Larry Waltzer
Jacksonville
Livestock arrivals at major plants across southeastern states
About 600 cattle 200 calves and 800 hogs arrived at eight major packing plants in Georgia Alabama and Florida including Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan Tallahassee and Jacksonville. Hog market stayed active with prices steady and supplies small. Quoted ranges covered hogs from light to heavy weights and sows with top butchers around 24 dollars for 180-240 pound hogs.
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Thomasvile
Market Report from Montgomery Stock Yards Elevates Feeds and Hogs
Feeds and cattle receipts show market activity with steady to higher tones. Slaughter steers and yearlings improve to 28.00 30.00 while median slaughter cattle run 23.00 27.00. common cows 16.25 19.00. Calves steady to higher with butcher calves 24.40 26.50 and vealers 24.00 25.00. hogs active and generally steady with barrows 21.00 22.00 per 100 pounds and sows 17.00 18.00.
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Montgomery Tap
Mkt
Union Stock Yards
Dewey hits North Carolina as Stassen forecasts ballot
Ex Governor Harold I Stassen heads to Baltimore after following Dewey into Richmond where he predicts a Republican nomination on about the ninth ballot. Dewey plans a 12 city Piedmont swing through North Carolina stopping at Lexington Morganton and Charlotte among others. He rails at Truman civil rights and vows a hard line on hot button issues while meeting Tar Heel delegates.
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Missotura
Harold I. Stassen
Minnesota
Baltimore
Dewey
Richmond
Old Dominion
Stassen
Robert A. Taft
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Piedmont
Durham
Burlington
Greensboro
High Point
Lexington
Mocksville
Statesville
Taylorsville
Lenoir
Morganton
Winston- Salem
Forsyth County
Buford T. Fenderson
Charlotte
J. E. Broyhill
Ridmond
Truman
Houte
Wwiroca
WME TN
Corine Croger Bea Beauchamp dies after long illness
Corine Croger Bea Cobire Bealdd Cuthbert Gaison dies at eighty two after a ten day illness. A Randolph County settler and widow of Benjamin Beauchamp, she leaves two daughters Mrs Hammack and Mrs Lies, a son Beauchamp of Dothan, six children, four grandchildren, three brothers and a sister. Funeral was held Tuesday afternoon in Greenwood Cemetery at Cuthbert.
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Cuthbert. Gaison
Corine Croger
Bea
Bo Coleman
Randolph County
Jer
Benjamin Beauchamp
Cotton Hill
W. B. Hammack
Man
William Lies
Freeport
N. Y
Beauchamp
Dothan
Aldren
Fran Jer
Bluffton
Alex Croz Mobile
Will Crozier Gaines
Peterson
Coleman
Fal
Greenwood Ce
Cuthbert
Last Living Sister Of Czar In Canada
The surviving sister of Czar II II of Russia, Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrova Kulit, arrived in Canada with her husband and family. They rested at A. P. DeMendgen’s Layle Lac estate in Quebec before moving to Toronto, settling under the Canadian Pacific Railway immigration program after fleeing Bolshevik Russia. She said Canadians offer hope for her children and grandchildren. The family planned farming in Ontario.
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Montreal
Czar Iiii
Russia
Olga Alexandrovia Kulit
Ontario
Childre
Grand Duchess
A. P. DeMendgen
Lay le Lac
Toronto
Dian Pacific Railway
Depo of Immigration
Colon
Europe
Canada
Presbyterian Men Hear Geneva Qua
The Presbyterian Men's regular meeting at the church featured a quartet with R. BE Howell Ralph Weeks Penne and Lowell Brooks. Margaret Blair served as pianist John Henderson presided the business session which discussed aims to know members better, build a friendly church, and encourage church involvement. Circle Three served supper to 34 members and guests.
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Presbyterian
R. BE
Howell
Ralph Weeks Penne
Lowell Brooks
Margaret Blair
John Henderson
Circle Three
Cotton futures close lower across positions in New Orleans markets
Futures closed down about 14 cents per bale from prior session with declines across Oct and Dec contracts. Open highs show mixed activity while May and March positions edge lower as prices range between 2662 and 3644 in a tight session. Cotton market observers note continued softness in nearby months amid modest demand cues.
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Lucde Patterson
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Myren Taylor
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