B Granberry Taken By Death
Granberry, 76, died at home on Cottonwood Route yesterday morning after a brief illness. Services to be held at Hebron Church at 4 pm with Rev. H. B. Draughon officiating. Burial at Hebron Cemetery with Ward Wilson in charge. Survived by wife Miss Bell Granberry, Gordon, three grandsons, and several nephews. Active pallbearers named.
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Munerad
B. Graneberry
Cottonwood
Hebron
H. B. Draughon
Dotian
Burlal
Warde ‘Wilson
Baptist Church
Bell Granberry
Gordon
Mlevex
Edd Herrington
Royce Chambers
Noah
Guy
Talmarde Hall
Emmett
Sellars
B, Hall
Funeral services for E. C. Drinkwater Wednesday
Funeral services for E C Drinkwater Gifypight who died at his home on Ashford route two after short illness will be held at 3 p m tomorrow at Union Spring Church with the Rev L C Brannon officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
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E. C. Drinkwater
Gifypight
Ashford
Ay Uolon Spring Church
L. C. Brannon
Sunat
Cemetery Notice Names Local Family In Ashford Area
The obituary fragment lists Johnson and Wilkerson directing a burial and mentions relatives including four daughters Mary Edin Drinkwater Miss Minam Drinkwater Louise Drinkwater and Miss Bally Doyce Drinkwater all of Ashford. Also named are Que Bites tion Cubert and Thames Drinkwater with other relatives Wessie Reynolds Opp Mrs Claudia Lynn Tro City Ga Mrs Danie Lee McNeal Ponsey and Mrs Orle Stephens Newton Route One.
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Johnson and
Tro City
Danie Lee McNeal
Ponsey
Orle Stephens
Newton
Jackson Defends Jewell Ridge Ruling on Miners’ Pay
The text recounts Justice Black’s switch in the 1945 Jewell Ridge coal case, where the Supreme Court upheld a five to four shift favoring United Mine Workers claims over miners’ contract terms. It notes critics’ views, past positions, and ongoing debates over judicial policy and later contract negotiations.
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Jewell Ridge
Com
Cransprah Harris
Alabarou
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Martin
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Turmer
Trom
Justice Black
Murphy
Justice Stone
Justice Murphy
Dathsun
Tennessee Con
Uma Sn Oyiel Harts
Warres
Blsch
Vale Veng
Jowell Ridge Company
Silanes
Borane
Faucon
Jistice Fraukfurter
Jewell Ridge Opinion Inc
Recommenda ‘Tion
Hughes to lead Mellon family investment firm studies
Richard X. Hughes general counsel at Mellon family ventures announced formation of a research firm to study new investments for the Mellon holdings. The group, not a corporation or partnership, will evaluate technological progress and other inputs for potential wealthy investments.
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Joeseph DO
Hughes
Tives
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Suns
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Frm
Wnith
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Mellon National Bank
Neither & Corporation Nor Partnership
KR. T. Hughes
Ora D. Luckes
Oats Street
Sid
Dothan Bight Schoo
Aneburn
George Washington University
Georgetown University
Graduate School of Public Affairs
Amerjedy University
University of Baltimore
J L Hawkins Funeral Wednesday
Funeral services for J L Jim Tlowkins executive who died at his home in Duthan this morning will be held at 3 pm tomorrow at the Reuland Baptist Church with multiple pastors officiating. Burial will follow at the Baptist cemetery in Headland. Survived by wife, two sons, Crawford Muyklas, Duttan, seven grandchildren, five great grandchildren, three sisters.
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Duthan
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Raby J. Lew
Headland
Ward
Wilson
Wes
Ahd
Tad Ted
Delian
Alt
Surcipig Gre
Crawford
Muyklas
Duttan
Viree
Ily Gissendunner
Pinehard
Anne Wright
Dethat
Ang Mra
Wewler
Dothan
Tree Oilers
Thawhiee
Ciaeile Hawkins
Ood
Eight Police Docket Cases Fueled by Drunkenness
Police docket lists eight cases with six charges of public drunkenness. No persons were arrested for disorderly conduct. A total of 12 traffic violation tickets were issued yesterday as the judiciary debates motion practice and disqualification.
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U S Plans and Diplomatic Talks on Palestine and Atomic Energy
Secretary Byrnes discusses possible U S troop options in Palestine and cautions against viewing conferences as diplomatic games. He hopes for progress toward peace while supporting Foreign Ministers Molotov Bevin and Bidault. Baruch prepares a UN plan on atomic energy. no new moves to engage Yugoslav trial. State Department watches potential maritime strike amid tensions.
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Palestine
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United States
Patt
Amerizan
Molotov
Russia
Bevin
Bidault
France
Asg
Byres
Berard
Baruch
United Nations Commission
New York
Gan
Draja Mulocitovic
Mihail
Ovir
State Department
Thornton Elected Committee Leader
James W. Thornton was elected chairman of the Louston County Veterans Service Committee at a meeting held after the resigna tion of former chairman Kirk. The joint committee includes Dothan area groups and pledged to improve service delivery. New members nominated included Arthur Johnson and Lawrence Gilley, with other names listed as advisers and attendees at the USES office gathering.
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Dothan
Veterans Admvnination
Louston County
Cononnee
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Setidiary
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Lawrence Oilley
Guy Thardwick
Theodore Jackson
Roys
Parnell Lewis
Johnson
Dana
C Reed
Wi Simplains
FO Smith
J.P Crooms
Mrs Josie Walker Dies In Enterprise
Funeral services for Mrs. Josie Walker, who died Sunday at her son Chirence Waller's home in Enterprise after a long illness, were held Monday at the family residence with Rev. Clyde Plexico officiating. Interment followed at Calvary Cemetery. Surviving are two sons Clarence and David Walker of Enterprise, two daughters Mrs Omeul Eanolt of Cho and Mrs Grover Ayoox of Eutaulo, and numerous sisters Mrs. Lethy Test and Mes Ellain.
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Clyde Plexico
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David Walker
Omeul Eanolt
Cho
Grover Ayoox
Eutaulo
Coblinged From Face One Next Door to Police Headquarters
Eyewitnesses say the frat member was struck by gunfire and gravely wounded near the police premises. Naples police and troops moved to confront demonstrators outside armor cars but were blocked. Reinforcements arrived as armored vehicles were captured. Republican demonstrators in Rome began marching under Interior Minister Giuseppe Romus.
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Youth Killed On Motor Scooter Collides With Car
Birmingham reports a 35 year old Powderly resident Aurea Fagster died when a motor scooter she rode with a youth collided with a car. Another rider Jack Smith, 16, is in critical condition with injuries from yesterday’s crash.
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APY
Aurea Fagster
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Pesterday
Jack Smith
Malaria Control Projects Reach Wiregrass Counties
The Public Health Service lists Geneva County Alabama and Holmes Jackson Calhoun and Washington counties in the Wiregrass as sites with active malaria control programs. The service seeks 96 729 000 for the campaign with DDT insecticide to be used and a five month trea tment plan. States will fund 35 percent next year and the rest the following year.
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Ala
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Calnd
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Dispatch
Petman
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General Terry Addresses Southeast Alabama Audience
General Terry spoke on postwar aims and the need for a strong intelligence effort to prevent future wars. He cited the American occupation of Germany, the Prussian power struggle, and praised wartime veterans while noting progress in Alabama and the Army medical corps. Blumberg urged passage of a resolution endorsing his views and informing Congress.
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Mod
Germany
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al Wanian Diyee Blumberg
Iboe
K. Martin
Dothanatorusy
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Miliary Academy
West Port
Agricultural department urges wheat conservation measures
Despite room for improvement in northern producing areas where the crop is affected by low yields the Agriculture Department moves ahead with an ideal conservation program. It calls for maintaining the current flour extraction rate at 100 percent to meet domestic needs and limiting four for domestic use to 35 percent of the year's level starting July 1, with a comparison to 75 percent for June 1 and 13, plus a policy against feeding wheat to livestock.
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Agicalure Department
Truman sees Case bill as flawed labor reform option
President Truman weighed the Case bill's faults, arguing it targets symptoms rather than causes of labor strife. He criticized sections seen as rigid, potentially blocking peaceful settlements and enabling premature strikes, while urging careful study of each provision before action. The veto debate drew support from labor and opposition factions, reflecting deep national labor tensions.
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Stokes
Murder Plot Shocks Downtown as Wealthy Magnate Slain
Police hunt a so called madman who posed as a Treasury official to gain access to Whitcomb’s Basin Safety Deposit and Trust Co building. A masked gunman fired seven minutes inside the private suite, killing the paper magnate in a downtown office. Witnesses recall muffled shots as he exited with the pistol. Authorities link a $25,000 stake named in contract rumors to the case while reviewing fingerprints and potential connections to a New York paper industry engineer. Inquiries focus on airways and the suspect’s description: 40s to 45, gray suit, derby hat, claiming to be Mr. Romans from the Treasury Department.
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Premi Mumed Secrétarien
Dighta
Ptairs
Basin Safety Deposit
Trust Company
Whitcomb
Employes
New York
General San Igor
St Airways
Rotary meeting introduces new reg official
Mark Cannon introduces a new regional official at a Dothan Rotary meeting. Attendees include Connie Cattee and Dr. M. Several guests were not present, and the event proceeded with limited attendance.
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Dothan
Mark Cannon
Connie Cattee U
Theft of Auto Reported by State Patrol
The State Patrol reported an auto theft this morning in Alabama. The owner identified as Coy Patock described a 1941 Ford Tudor sedan with a missing key and unknown accessories. Police are investigating the theft and seeking information from the public.
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Piper
Slack
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