Future Farmers See Industrial Plants At Alabama Tour
Alabama members of the Future Farmers of America toured industrial plants and dairy and packing concerns as part of the 18th annual convention in Birmingham. Election of officers was set for later, with Bill Morgan of Morgan City Miss national vice president slated to speak at the closing session. State FFA director Jo C. Cannon announced a possible state camp with $10,000 set aside for the project as about 600 delegates listened. Ray Gipson of Collinsville won a state honor for outstanding first year activity. district winners were J D Early Cedar Bluff Buck Madde Andalusia Bob Salmon Auburn William D. Pace Askland and Vernon Mullins Huntsville. The State Farmer degree, the top FFA award, was presented to 83 members.
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Birmingham
Alabama
Future Farmers of America
Bill Morgan
Morgan City
Miss
Jo C. Cannon
Montgomery
FFA
Mgs Inv
Ray Gipson
Collinsville
J. D. Early
Cedar Bluff
Buck Madde
Andalusia
Bob Salmon
Auburn
William D. Pace
Askland
Vernon Mullins
Huntaville
Stat
Lions hear temperance film at club meeting
Delbert Nowell education director of the First Baptist Church spoke at the Lions Club meeting on a temperance film year shown. S. A. Holloman led the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Nowell
First Baptist Charen
Lions Club
S. A. Holloman
Georgian Escapes Injury In Crash
Driver Abraham IL Hancock of Dutton Georgia escaped injury when his truck ran off U S highway thirty two miles south of Dothan and overturned. Hancock told patrolmen he fell asleep at the wheel and did not know what happened after that. Damage to the truck was estimated at one hundred fifty dollars.
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Abraham IL. Hancock
Dutton
Dothan Thursiay
Highway Patrol
Hancock
Hagdeg
Adair
Harden
Wirden
Elba
Collins
Burk
Theovuery
Trina
Plba
Dewberry
Tim
Fussell Dies At New Brockton
Funeral services for Joe H. Fussell who died at his home in New Brockton were held at the First Methodist Church with Rev Dykes officiating. Boyd and Company arranged the services and Masonic rites were given at the graveside for the survivor, a widow, a son Lawrence Fussell of Pensacola, and three sisters Rachel Daniels Mae Kuss and Nan McGee all of Enterprise or Chancellor.
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Enterprise
Joe H. Fussell
New Brockton
First Methodist
Boyd and Company
Saraving Ace Hie
Lawrence Fussell
Pensacola
Rachel Daniels
Mae Kuss
Nan McGee
Ever L. Johnson Dies At Enterprise
Ollie Johnson, four suspected sons of Mand and Mrs, died at home on Enterprise route one Tuesday. Funeral services were held at Fairview Church with Rev Dee Judah of Geneva officiating. Survivers include his parents a brother a sister and several relatives, all on Enterprise route one.
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Enterprise
Johnson
Mand
Ollie Johnson
Fairview Courch
Dee Judah
Geneva
Boyd
Congas
Marl
Biosrees
Gordon-Columbia Road Contract Let
A road project in Montgomery County awards a contract for drainage and surface treatment on a county road from Godden toward Columbia. Waterewam Construction Company submits the bid of 62,298 dollars for the paving and related work. The item lists include site work and material details and reference local officials.
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Montgomery
Alatrans Platiway Department
Ogens
Houston County
Godden
Columbie
Waterewam Construction
Lou Boudreau Leads Voting In All Star Shortstop Race
Chicago voters still back Lou Boudreau of the Cleveland Indians by a growing margin in the American League shortstop poll for the 4th annual MLB All Star game in Chicago. Bud Kerr of the Giants leads National League shortstops as Eddie Miller of Cincinnati tops the NL vote. Total votes tallied reach 47042 with Appling lingering in the AL race.
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Chicago
API
Lou Houdreau
Branugsy
Cleveland Indians
Haa
Lake Appling
Chicago White Sox
Dreaw
Chisago Tribune
Buddy Kerr
New York Giants
Marty Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
Exchange Club Hears Talk On Radio Future
J. J. Swicegood spoke on present and future advances in radio before the Dothan Mychange Club Wednesday. Roy Green introduced him, and the club approved plans for a community swimming pool proposed by the Recreation Department, plus a bathing beauty contest sponsored by the club with Walter Morris presiding at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Swiceguud
Roy Green
Walter
Morris
Patterson Bill Stalled After Committee Delay Vote
Patterson faced delay as the committee postponed the proposal amid drastic alarms. Sen David Patton moved to table the motion, aiming for a four vote margin. The bill awaits a Senate vote this week as the House recessed until 1am Tuesday.
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Patterson
Ehuploves
Sue
Waetda
David Patton
Lanestone
Widespread war policy debate and legal cases profiled
Turbulent Capitol proceedings feature stalled travel bans on occupied areas and wartime consumer controls. The Senate committee battles over restrictions, Taft and Truman positions clash with labor and education funding debates. Separate local cases involve assault charges, bribe schemes, and witness testimony amid federal whiskey prosecutions.
Canadian Prime Minister Emphasizes World Peace Policy
President Truman and Prime Minister Mackenzie King addressed efforts to strengthen continental friendship and world peace. Both leaders stressed a universal aim for peace as crucial after the world wars, urging cooperation with nations across the hemisphere and the world.
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Bis
Miguel Alenia
Mexico
Wolesuniy
Canada
Beleer calls for dissolving Klan benevolence case
Fragmentary text shows Beleer urging dissolution while noting state charges against Koay for profit operations. It references widespread beneficiaries and victims of alleged husticanés and rippi floods, but the garbled source limits clear facts or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Beleer
Belser
Fierda Husticanés
Minsisrippi
United States voice on arms restraint and atomic monopoly
Austin argues that the United States seeks international inspection and limited sovereignty yet remains the most scrutinized nation. He notes the nation’s sole possession of the atom bomb and monopoly on peaceful atomic energy, urging global cooperation for peaceful development.
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United States
Austin
Soviet Union
Cattle Market Dull in Georgia and Alabama Stockyards
In Georgia and Alabama stockyards prices drifted. Receipts around 2000 cattle with steady demand and higher by week’s end. Hogs sold mostly in the 22.00 to 24.00 range. steer and heifer classes varied 17.50 to 21.00 with assorted outlets for low and medium grade cattle. Cows and cutters ranged 8.75 to 14.00 with common stockers 11.00 to 17.00.
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Montgomery
Cied
Mihi
Prom
Choice stock steers and calves market report
Friday's market was fully steady with prices rising about 50 cents from last week. Calves showed good butcher and dealer values from 21.00 to 23.00 with medium grades 17.00 to 20.50 and lower yields down to 9.50. Hog receipts were about 325 with prices steady to strong. barrows and gilts 250-500 lbs at 22.00, lighter weights 21.50-23.50, sows 16.00-18.50, and stags 14.00.
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Gdasville
Gingttas
Alebany
Colutbas
Moultrie
Phos
Wilko
Mitten
Gat
Dothan
Abs
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Kla
Bop
Scout troop rolls eleven boys under leaders Adkinsop and Waller
Adkinsop chairs the troop with James and Paul E. Waller guiding leadership. Earl Kennedy is registered Scoutmaster as eleven boys are listed on the troop roll.
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Adkinsop
James and
Paul E. Waller
Earl Kennedy
Retonga Promises Relief For Ailing Patterson
An Alabama farmer Mr G A Patterson reports dramatic improvement after taking Retonga. He says he can eat anything without distress, has gained weight, sleeps better, and feels stronger. The advertisement claims Retonga cures loss of appetite low digestion and constipation by supplementing digestive juices and vitamin B. It urges purchase at Cash Drug Store.
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G. A. Patterson
Route 3
Dothan
Ala
Mr. Patterson
Cash Drug Store
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Sroka
DR. Sinquefield
Malone Motor Co
iCvised Courners
Dry Cleaners
Fussell
L. Johnson
Gordon-Columbia Road
New York
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York
Chiropractic
James D. Graw Chiropractor
Irs
MR. Farmer
David Bradford
Sorrells and Bradford Milling Co
OATES
Dothan Oil Mill Company
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Lou Boudreau
Exchange Club
Radio Future
Warkittle
Olgy, Jr
Balessat Travel
Ube
Howard Cy. Peterson
Sen Miura Dal
Titen Dior
Wall Te
Japan
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Senate Democrahe Potivs
Maraley
Rye
Allegd
Seiane Wl
Fran
Abit Education
Ates
Governient Taber
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Willi
Mypaciy
Sete
Troma
Rep. Hirttey
Taft
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Wdar
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Brooke Chm
Aquiculture Department
Senate
Brooke
Colling
William Bullard
James Wise
Jake Bonneau
Harper
Mullins
Arm’ Collins
Cullinan
U. S. District Court
C. B. Kennamer
Claude Dorsey
Dorsey
Byrnes
Tes
Barnes
Fred Harper
Anld Collins
Collingy
Cullies
Willie B. Vetebhinson
John Kendrick
Empolyes
Dorsey Traders
Department
House
Olin Johnston
D-Sc
Justice Department
House Labor Committee
Harold Coristoffel
Robert Buse
Cio-United Auto Workers Union
West Allis
Wis
Hartley
W. J. Mackenzie King
Viscount Alenander
Amembbers
Pratgement
Curt
Frawlen
Man
Optometrist
C. E. Blakey
M. Foster
Montgomery Market
Reytainers
Jones Office
N. Foster
Headland Avenue Baptist Church
A. D. Zbinden
Cedell
Baylin
Panama City
Ali
Rexall
W. D. Malone
L. Mullins
Geo. Y. Malone Wes
V-Pres
Cas C.M. Adams
T.A. Wert, Jr
E. E. Por
Asa
Ase
Cadi
M. B. Malo
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