Cross Sections Of Life In Mount Enon Area Drunk Drivingcharged
City police last night charged two men with driving while intoxicated. Records list them as also Culbreth 89 and FE. G. Rechorese, 9, with addresses not listed. Soldier sheriff deputies later custody Private David L. Kirkland at Ft Bragg request. Kirkland held until Army officials arrive. Amos Konegey 681 w Cousty Jail jailed on breach of peace charges after arrest last night.
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Ted
Racords
Therm
Culbreth
FE. G. Rechorese
Syld Bheritt
David L. Kirkland
Ft Brags
Webb
Ottivers
Kirkland
Amos Konegey
W. Cousty
Brea Price
Beckham Qualifies For Blakely Mayor Race
Blakely mayoral race sees J. E. Seekham Blakey furniture store owner and former County clerk qualify as the sole candidate for August election. City Clerk George Rwori confirms Beckham leads field amid others planning to qualify. Betty Smith bakery operator and livestock dealer also among those who qualified for city council seats. Voters must register by June 21 and candidates must qualify by July 18.
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Blakely
J. E. Seekham
Blakey
Stuwner
Earry
George Rwori
Beckham
Oscar Whi
Robarts
Ritchett
Ard
Bill Smith
Sanitary System Expansion Under Way in Northwest Area
Work on a $413,000 expansion of the city sanitary system progressed with sewer lines from the Englewood pumping unit toward the northwest residential sector. Carter Construction Company of Geneva handles the project, the firm that built the Lakeview disposal plant in Dothan. The plan includes relocating the old Selma Street pumping station to city property for a recreation park, with February lines from Englewood station slated to begin.
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Englewood
Carter Construction Company
Geneva
Lakeview
Dothan
Selma Street
Recreation Park
Mongrel Dog Leads Searchers to Lost Boy in Pennsylvania
A stray dog guided 5,000 volunteers to Clarence Swope, age four, who wandered from his brother near Buckhorn Mountain. Rain slowed the search but the boy was found safe on a log about 300 feet from the path. State police, miners, and local workers aided with food and a bloodhound unit from Rockview.
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Coupon
Buckhorn Mountain
Clarence Swope
Wet Father
Clarence
Charence
Cavalier Cowl Co
Ures
Altoona
Siste
Rockview Penitentiary
Ned Croay
Altoone
Swope Home
New Deadline Faced for U S Quarterly Tax Payments
Washington AP notes new deadlines looming as corporations and individuals face the second 1949 1950 quarterly income tax payments. The March 15 deadline applied to first quarterly filings and final 1949 individual payments, while the June end fiscal year looms over deficits. Tax collection impact hinges on withholding receipts and estimated payments from professionals and others with significant income tax debt.
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Washington
Negro Returned To Face Theft Charge In Dothan
Marvin Tucker, a 2 year old from Ariton, is brought to Houston County to face theft charges after allegedly snatching a purse from Mrs. S. F. Barnette on Houston Foster Street. Authorities say Tucker was under observation at Mt. Vernon Hospital and showed possible drug influence rather than mental abnormality. He reportedly admitted taking the purse.
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Ariton i
Marvin Tucker
Re Moren
Weman
Houston County
Walt Cameron
Cameron
Tucker
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Hyn
F Barnette
Af Dothan
Housh Foster Street
Henry County Holds Warrants For Shelley
Henry County authorities hold warrants for Shelley Wilton Shelley of Heedland role two charged with theft of a car in Columbus Georgia and driving it to Dothen. Sheriff J Walt Cameron said Sheriff T G Corbitt confirmed two forgery and bad check counts. Shelley turned over to federal authorities for National Motor Vehicle Theft Act charges. arrested by Columbus police yesterday. Chief Eddie D Kelley said the theft involved a car from a Columbus textile plant parking lot.
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Wilton Shelley
Heedland
Columbus
Dothen
Henry County
J. Walt Cameron
T. G. Corbitt
Bhalley 11
Corbitt
Shelly
Shelley
Eddie D Kelley
Former Paratrooper Heads VEW in Alabama
A former paratrooper, Bay Minnette, is named head of the Alabama Veterans of Foreign Wars, succeeding W. D. Partlow Jr. He served with the 2nd Airborne Division and is a retail hardware dealer. New officers include T. D. McMinn, Tom Smiley, T. H. Walker, James S. Giddens, and H. F. Paddock. The Ladies Auxiliary names Mere Louise Demmig as president with Adele Miller and others in key roles.
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Mobile
Alabama Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dicky Gwen
Bay Minette
2Nd Airborne
W. D. Partlow, Jr
Pascalooia
T. D. McMinn
Cullman
Tom Smiley
Spence
Alabama
VFW
Mere Louise. Demmig
Mantgomery
Eric W. Sawyer
East Gadsden
Adele Miller
Mellie
Marjorie Brown
Three Floridians Held After Deputy Shot
Three Lakeland youths, Alfred Mulford 21, Matoy Bextor, Sampton Whidden, and Harry Landrum 19, all of Lakeland, were jailed on charges of shooting a deputy sheriff during a Lakeland robbery spree. A fourth companion was held in related robberies. Purvis was wounded in the hip as deputy Paul Jennings questioned an attempted robbery at a regional office. The four allegedly helped rob the home of Rep. J Havin Peterson and the Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion homes, stealing a lock, a mirror, and a figurine, along with whisky.
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Bartow
Fis
Lakeland
Polk County
Sherity White
Sherity
Frank Wiliams
Denty Cash Purvis
Fegional Alchiney
Deans Field
Purvis
Paul Jennings
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
On-Farm Training Requirements Listed for Houston County Veterans
The program, overseen by Head Teacher W L Walker, requires veterans to own and operate a farm in the local area. A minimum of three acres must be under cultivation and a pressure of 180 tons per vegetable crop area is noted. Eligible veterans must have at least two years of remaining eligibility. Farmers should contact their local clagtes’ watchers for details.
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Houston County
W L. Walker
On Cata Im
Antarctica
South America
Australia
Afri
Veteres
Presbyterians Decide To Stay In Federal Council
MASSANETTA SPRINGS Va AP Southern Presbyterians voted to remain in the Federal Council of Churches but criticized centralization of power and lack of procedures before committees. The assembly advised against actions it opposed and adjourned to meet again in June 1991 in Orlando Florida.
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U.S
Federal Council
Massanetta Springs
Southern Presbyterians
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
General Assembly
Terian Church
UL. S
FCCCA
National Council
Orlando
Fla
Norian
Benjamin Re Lacy
Trumen
Myron Faviar
U. S
Vatican
Cattle Hogs Market Notes From Montgomery Trade
Livestock market report from Montgomery shows cattle receipts around 375 with steady slaughter values and attention on lightweights, calves, and stockers. Hogs receipts about 75 with moderate activity and prices mostly steady versus Tuesday, barrows and gilts in the 200 to 240 pound range bringing about 19 to 17 dollars per hundredweight.
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Montgomery
Mkt
Union Stock Yards
Rev Griswold Sets Enterprise Sermon at Firth Church
The Rev Ferrell Griswold, a Howard College student and pastor of several churches in connection with his studies, will preach at Firth Baptist Church next Sunday evening at 4 o clock in Enterprise.
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Ferrell Griswold
Firth Baptist Church
Howard College
Alea
Awe
Poultry Prices Steady as Atlanta Market Reports Demand
Atlanta poultry market shows demand steady with adequate supplies for farm Monday and Tuesday. Prices paid for all weights of breeders and fryers range from 16 to 25 cents, with values fluctuating.
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Atlanta
Cusday Noth
Georgia
Poultr i
Williams Williams Donalsonville Obituary Notices
Special obituary notices from Donalsonville and Samson report funeral services for J G Williams eighty one pioneer resident of Donalsonville at Corinth Church near Iron City officiated by Rev Will Wiley and Rev T B Morette with surviving wife and children listed. Also Mickey Ralph Davis infant son of Mr and Mrs Haydon Davis of Samson attended Mt Gilead Baptist Church service with burial at church cemetery and family survivors noted. Mra Van Webb seventy four of Webb died with services at Webb Baptist Church and internment at Webb cemetery. The account mentions Mrs Webb a descendant of William J McGee and her past life, family and gold wedding anniversary.
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G. Williams
Donalsonville
iPanera
J. G. Williams
Montgny
Corinth ‘Church
Iron City
Will Wiley
T. B. Morette
Nenee McCullough Williama
Walk
Mama
Jakin
Mra
J. Tama
Donelech
Mickey Davis
Samson
Mickey Ralph Davis
Worant
Haydond Dave
Samson Toute
Mt. Gilead Baptist Church
Boyd and Co
Ine
Reedy Fay
Wear
Van
Webb
Webb Baptist Church
Ima
Tyler
Stev
Bush
Wesb
Iszard Wilson
William J
Billyy Ana Team McGee
Barbour County
Houston City
Birmingham
Mre Jenking
Moultrie
Enterprise Baptists Finish Bible School at First Baptist
The Daily Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church, Enterprise, ended Sunday with 20 enrolled students. Over 10 days average attendance was 182, with 103 achieving perfect attendance. On decision day 19 juniors and intermediates professed faith and 15 rededicated their lives in Christian service. Refreshments included Coca Cola, Red Rock, Pepsi Cola, Paschal's Dairy, and Lillie Perk Ice Cream. Mission offering totaled 4524 dollars for minor schools across the state.
Wayward Monkeys Stir Townsfolk in Charleston Uproar
A monkey named Snooker escaped from South Cardling Medical College last Friday and roamed Charleston causing chaos. Police chased the primate amid frantic calls and the college vetoed shooting him, citing his value in psychological testing. residents claim Snooker stole bread crumbs and assaulted a pet.
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Charleston
Snooker
South Cardling Medical College
The Cheshire Cat Appears in Literary Existence Debate
A terse note discusses whether the Cheshire cat has actual existence outside fiction, noting a distinction between literary device and real presence. The remark hints at philosophical or typographic wordplay rather than a factual event.
Peras Lodge Beate Officers Named in Masasia Temple Commit
Peras Lodge appoints officers including Junior Steward Robert Guiliot Chaplain Malph Hynson Secretary RM Corte wel Treasurer Brackin Tyler and LW Rik as members of the Masasia Temple committee for the 12 term.
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Robert Guiliot
Malph Hynson
RM Cortewel
Treamiver
Brackin
Tyler
Rik
The
Masasia Temple
Russians Accused of Holding Bludgeon Over Weak Nations
Secretary of State Acheson warned that Russia uses communism and military buildup to intimidate weaker nations. He dismissed appeasement and urged cooperation with other nations and peaceful negotiation to meet Soviet pressure. More than 2,000 heard Acheson speak at SMU.
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Dallas. Tex
Acheson
Russia
Manne
Achonon
Southern Methodist University
Civic Federation of Dallas
Communist Cources
SMU
Practices In Curbing Polio Suggested In Montgomery
Montgomery report outlines steps to prevent poliomyelitis with emphasis on hygiene and cautious social contact. Advises limiting exposure to sick children, ensuring rest, avoiding sudden physical strain, and monitoring for early symptoms such as headache fever sore throat and stomach upset. Notes California geography context.
Fragmented OCR sports note with unclear events
An unreadable OCR fragment references trout, routes, and race elements with scattered names. The piece hints at a sporting sequence or results but offers no clear events dates or participants to confirm a specific outcome.
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Avul
Yoick
Mimpte
Frank Werer
Ana
Alshants Butking Company
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B. C. Moore
Prva
Dog
Oltie
Ibrar
VEW
Rev. Griswold
Hayesdels Golden Guernasy
Enterprise Baptists Finish Bible School
Peras Lodge Beate Officers
J. L. Harris Roofing CO
E. Trey
New York
New Orleans
Tehioe
Breaup
May
Bae
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Pollo
Tower
California
Geevice
Vapa Bauman
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Old Falereane Mral Eante
Martin
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