Dothan Men Promoted in National Guard Unit
Twenty seven Dothan men in Company BY, 200th Infantry, National Guard, are promoted per Capt Herbert I. Kie Mann. Promotions include sergeants and corporals with several soldiers advanced to sergeant and specialist ranks. Captain Kitzmann urged all eligible men in Dothan to attend drills at the National Guard armory on the Montgomery highway at 7 30 p.m. on Monday or Friday to join the unit.
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Dathyn
Fi Vallon
National Guard
Gert
Herbert I. Kie Mann
Watt Jarber
Leonsrid L. Etheridge
Robert 4. Stembridge
Charles &., Smith
la Don Laonine
Travix
F. Woodham
Rergeam Werr
Erle M. Adam
Janes A. Franklin
Daniel 2
Givena
James E. Jackson
James E. Lamb
Hiram G. Sins
Perry L. Thomas
James €. Taylor
Devon
Vani
Herbert
Wikan
Obie Adkine
Mack J. Bryn. Guy
Lamar Guy
Jonn
Herbert &, Chase
Donald H. Gnetry
Saminie J. Gilet
Foreon Q. Givens
Chester 4
Graham
Kitzmann
Dothan
Dhill
Montgomery Highway
Dart
Farmers Urged To File Cotton Crop Reports
Agriculture officials urged Houston County cotton growers to file acreage and production reports for crop insurance under the Production and Marketing Administration. The county office will determine coverage amounts, with a filing deadline around June 0. County growers reportedly have substantial acreages to report.
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Hourton Con
Adminnstraton
Jene Cillreth
Cullreth
Houston County
Culbreth
Alabama Senate rejects Brows nomination amid gritty votes
The Alabama Senate defeated Governor Folsom's Auburn board nominee Bruce Brows 15 to 1 after hours of maneuvering. Supporters pressed for reconsideration while opponents accused the selection of political influence. floor clout and a recess pause shaped the tense proceedings as lawmakers moved to wrap the session.
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Lewisville
Nashville
Witens
John Hyde
Haittay
Washington
Iestead
Alasbama
Reces
Senate France
Tection
Qs Sen Thanki Te Pite
Senate
House
Waya and Means
Roberts
Auburn Board of Trusteee
Tran
Guy Hardwick
Houston
James & Allen
Etowah
Joseph N. Langan
Mobile
A. J. Patterneon
Reexel
Rankin Fie
Mareini
sHettaier Dav WU Patton
Lamestone
Brown
Amber Hen
Bruce Venderson
Wilcox
Jeader
Agianet Brows
Rion
Coxtension Serviceb
Achcal Falcons
Auburn
Normu
Jharve
Oper
Pinkston Munt
Livestock and hog market activity across Georgia and Florida
Reports from Thomasville and surrounding markets show livestock arrivals totaling 720 cattle and 2,000 hogs, with hogs steady to 30 cents higher at plants. Prices ranged for meat cuts and live cattle with varied quotes across sizes, while notes cover rent control discussions and new housing laws affecting evictions and landlord powers.
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Thomasville
Hans Columbus
Moultrie
Thomanville
End
Tifton
Doethan
Ale
Jacksonville
Tullaharser
Fla
Fragmented OCR notice about banks and convictions in Jefferson County
Readable fragments describe banks and mortgage issues, weather sections, and legal mentions. It mentions Henry and Abelson, public hospital references, and a bill establishing funds. Convictions and defrauding reps are noted, with court actions in Jefferson County and property stunts.
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Hanriry
Davie
Madison
Abelson
Willan Beatty
Wate
Tory
Gabon
Jefferson County
Bill Eatablistuni
Houston Praised On Cancer Drive in Houston County
Houston County led by Solomon Manter campaign chair and Mrs B J Whiddon raised funds for cancer research and education. Mrs May Meade of Birmingham praised the drive, noting generous support will save lives. The report covers fundraising for Alabama cancer efforts, plus unrelated notes on government aid, GI Bill changes, and political budget debates.
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Houston County
May Mead
Birmingham
American Canvey Society
Big County
Solomon Manter
B.J. Whiddon
Whidydon
Baxter
Vuter Anduesan
Houston
Traci
County to pay contract for Vandergeist work
The county accepted a contract with Vandergeist Construction Co of Montgomery at a cost of 98 298 92. The work will be funded jointly by the state and county. Work is slated to begin in about ten days, per Judge Logue.
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Mae
Oipie Fond
Ceal Rale
Dar Clerke
Gordon Toad
Albet
Slate
Chan
Vandergeist Construction Co
Montgomery
Santa Barbara’s Romantic Face Preserved Amid Change
The city clings to a romantic image with Spanish missions and estates while facing modernization. Earthquake damage in 1925 reshaped Main Street and architectural style, keeping wealth and culture in place as tourism booms and public spaces adapt to new traffic and safety rules.
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Santa Barbara
Haven
Coffer County education board bill advances in legislature
The House approved a bill by Rep. H B Larkins to make the county superintendent of education elected not appointed by the Board of Education. Voters may face changes as the bill moves to the Senate for consideration. Senator Summerlin discussed a separate plan for a statewide mosquito, fly, and termite control program funding.
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H B Larkins
Coffer
Coffer County
Sledtve
Board of Educator
Senate
Summertin
Ravine Snot Masntil
Senair Smrmeriin
Anuthel Rmatkirs
eAnteo
Andene
Summerlin
Crenshaw
New York Cotton closes at 220 per hogshead
Market drift in New York and New Orleans cotton reports shows prices near 220 per hogshead with varied highs and lows. Despite irregular quotes and uncertain demand, traders eye future sessions for direction as markets respond to supply signals and external economic factors.
France and Britain plan joint European aid commission
Foreign Minister Bidault said France and Great Britain would invite Moscow to join a working body for Secretary Marshall's plan. Bevin and Bidault discussed forming a European Economic Commission with four technical committees to study coal steel transport and farming needs across Europe.
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Paris
Georgea Bidoult
Dey
France
Great Britwin
Mussa
George Marshall
Europe
Bidrwit
Ernen Bevin
Usia
Bitault
Moscow
Bidault
Bevin
Brien
United Nate As Economic
Dispute over union notification and plant safety policy
Whittaker claims the company failed to notify the union before enforcing a rule aimed at plant security, arguing it penalized workers and was unrelated to fire hazards. Fleming and Byrnes defend management, detailing layoffs and discharges tied to union activity and contract violations, while opposition depicts the company as hostile to the union despite witnesses and testimony.
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Thay Tae
Flemming
Waion
Boutwell
Fleming
Stevens
Stevens Das
Byrnes
Whittaker
Esen
Dia
CIO
James Hayeden
Dorsey
Burns Scald Care Ointment Package For External Skin Relief
A compact note describes a soothing comforting ointment package for externally caused skin injuries. It emphasizes hygienic preparation and gentle care, offering a simple remedy to ease irritation without harsh chemicals. The item appears as a ready to use medical aid for minor burns and scalds.
Champs Hold Own In Women's Western Golf Tilt
In the 18th annual Women's Western Golf Championship second round five former winners, including the defending champion Lauree Sugge, remained in contention after yesterday’s upsets. Notable results feature Mary Lena Faulk, Lauree Sugge, and Grace Lenczky advancing, with Hopkins rallying to extra holes and several others, including Betty Jameson, edging opponents.
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Chick Moucu
Atlanta
Analiste
Patsy Berg
Milis
Ruonerup
Elese
Call
Wit Unhey
AG Ae
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Georgia
Olrey Voteray
Jean Opin
Clevaland
Ohio
Mise Hopkins
Lauree Sugge
Lithia Springs
Mary Agder Wall
Conn
George Wilcox
Miami
Mae
Testimony in Dothan hearing cited fear in witnesses
David Burk heard in a Dothan session last Thursday as Byrnes said defending would lend credence to testimony from certain characters. Whittaker made a fey remark after Byrnes finished and claimed the three men who testified did a before thing in telling the truth while in mortal fear for their lives.
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David Burk
Dothan
Byrnes
Whittaker
New Orleans Yo Champion in Three-Time Showdown
In a rapid sequence of races the Yo champion edged Mev of Opal Kansas City and faced Frank Roor of Mobile, with Ali Misa Berg winning in 14h while Polly Riley of Fort Worth challenged, Mississipp holder beating Sally Less of Muskegon, and Elby Beverly Hanson of Fargo clinching a prize as Mrs Kirkelin Alice O'Neal of Indianapolis observed a big auto event. One tenker of gasoline aims to drive 5000 cars for a year at normal usage.
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New Orleans
Mev
Opal
Kansas City
Tim Fast
Frank Roor
Mobile
Ali Misa Berg
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Frank
Mississipp
Sally Less Muskegon
Dot
Atlanta
Peggy Kit Findlay
Ohio
Mias Elby Beverly Hanson
Fargo
Kirkelin Alice O'Neal
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Gore
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Orark
Osa
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Malone
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San Antonio
Kay Pearson
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Texas
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India
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Anton
American Institute Ot Launderiog
Harmien
Arvid
Aeenett
Bush Building
Martin Tohine
Ashford
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Wlehide
Hathcoc Lumber CO
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Firestone
Great Souther Stores, Inc
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