Honor Student Ententiyse at Enterprise High School
Miss Winchaum of Enterprise, member of the 183 graduating class, has maintained an excellent scholastic record throughout her school career. She joined the National Honor Society and Tar% served as president of the Turse Class, with notable achievements in extracurricular activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ententyise
Isdh Mixa Asne Whigtear
Sam Whigham
Enterprise
Saletan Lorian
Praduaaing
Haigh
Winchaum
National Honor Society
Tar
Turse Claas
Veterans Tax Provisions Slashed Under New Law
Peter Edson explains how the anti windfall provisions of the new tax law affect service members and civilians. The article details how earned income, exemptions, and the 25 percent addition interact, noting no carry-over for armed forces and large allowances that reduce or eliminate tax for many servicemen through 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weole
Tim
Armed Services
Navy
North America
Attu
Witte
Tax refunds for service members under new bill
The proposed tax bill cancels income taxes already paid on 1942 earnings and offers refunds after March 14 1944. Service personnel could receive up to about $4000, based on a 14,060 1942 income, with payments to dependents as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
Washington
Quee Brosn
Thepayers
Lee
Wynier
Peertice
Civisan
Commission To Study Taxi Overcharges In Marianna
Marianna city officials announce an intensive study of taxi fare overcharges. The board, led by J. T. Mano, says immediate action may include an ordinance if a settlement cannot be reached. Officials expect a rapid adjustment and review by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Marianna
Board of
City Commissioners
Mayo
J.T. Mano
Menor
Ian Mo Ord Mante Rovenisg
Sy'n Waters
Stesiun
Mrs Aurelia Key Dies At Blountstown
Mrs Aurelia Key sixty five died at her home near Blountstown Florida on Friday after a brief illness. Survived by husband T J Key of Blountstown a daughter Mrs Thelma Wood of Clarksville and two sons Withee L Key of Clarksville and William T Key in the U S Army. Funeral with Fellows and Forester in charge will be held on arrival of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia Key
Plounshan
Fla
T. J Key
Blountstown
Mra
Thelma Wood
Clarikaville
Withee L. Key
Clarksville
William T. Key
U. S. Army
Fellows
Forrester
Mrs. Anna Rank Dies In Dothan Hospital at 77
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Ross Rank of Ashford, age seventy seven, who died after a brief illness in a Dothan hospital, will be held at Rocky Branch Baptist Church at 10 a.m. today with Rev. Brannon of Ashford officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery. Survived by four daughters, two of Ashford and two in Miami, a son in Montgomery, and numerous pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ross Rank
Ashford
Dothan
Rocky Branch Baptist Church
Brannon
Church
Fellows
Forrester
Reuben Wright
H. M.dykes
Ashford, Mra. J. 3 Venghn and Mrs. C. P. Leverett
Miami
Fla
R. E. Mathers
Montgomery
Dick Barber
Max Bruner
Beach Bruner
John Ed Williams
Cecil Burkett
David Harrison
Lester Fellows
Elbert Roberts
CC. McArthur
Willia McArthur
Jack Johnson
Albert Hrener
Clevex Bruner
Judge Bruner
Canning Program Scheduled BY FSA
A series of canning demonstrations announced by Miss Mary Avant for FSA families will be led by Miss Mary Carpenter. Demonstrations begin June 23 at Clarence Lee’s home and continue June 21 to July 2 at various residents including Willie Bruner Gus Brewer J B Wilson H O Dowling James H Wilson Early M Birke and WBR Doster with sessions at 2 pm or 9 am.
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FSA Acm
Mary B. Avant
Houston County
Mary Ben Carpenter
Clarence Lee
Willie C. Bruner
Gus Brewer
J B. Wilson
H. 10. Dowling
James H. Wilson
Hom
Early M. Birke
W. BR. Doster
Ozark Service Club Activities Listed
Ozark Community Club activities for the week were announced by supervisor Mrs Lena Whatley. Open House is observed today and tomorrow is Theme Night. Tuesday the auditorium hosts State Guard drill and Wednesday the 34th Artillery Band will play for a dance. Thursday includes Open House and Friday Company B 297th Engineers reserve the auditorium for a company dance. Saturday the Infantry Band will play for a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark
Lena, Whatley
State Guard
34Th Artillery
Haw
Injured Riverland Horse Destroyed After Injury
Riverland a five year old race horse belonging to Harold A. Clark of Minna was destroyed after injuring its hip in the Carter handicap at Aqueduct. Insured for 40000 dollars, the horse had earned nearly 100000, and four veterinarians advised destruction due to the severity of the injury. The article notes prior losses and broader context of early wireless technology debates.
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New York
Riverland
Harold A. Clark
Minna
Atsah
Whirlawnay
Siat- Miday
Clark
Lousiana
Aqueduct
Whitey
New York Girls Taught Lifesaving Drills At Teachers College
The New York State War Council Office of Physical Welfare demonstrated at Columbia Teachers College how girls learn home care and disaster skills. Lessons include falling safely, obstacle crawling, planking between rooftops, and lifting loads with correct form, aiming to prevent injuries and enable aid.
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Teachers College
Columbia University
NGA
Yale
Weil
Trainimd
New York State War Council
Office of Thysical Witness
Alexander City Mill Tops In No Accidents
The Industrial Metations Department announced that Alexander City Mill has logged over a million man hours this year without a single accident. Pepneroil Manufacturing in Opelika ranked second, Boaz Mills in Booz third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander City Mill
Montgomery. Ala
Alexander City
Pepneroil Manufacturing Company of
Opelika
Boaz Mills of
Booz
Infant Buried in Troy After Dothan Hospital Death
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ry FR Hewes of Dothan were held at 4 PM yesterday in Troy. Fellows and Forrestor had charge of arrangements. Surviving are the parents and the maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. I D. Stone of Troy.
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Ry FR. Hewes
Dothan
Dothan Hospital
Pam
Batyerday
Troy
Fellows
Forrester
1D. Stone
Foremen At Ford Plant Go On Strike
Thousand production workers at Ford Meter Rouge plant labored without supervision as 1,500 foremen from six divisions walked out in protest. Company says production not disrupted with salaried supervisors filling shifts. FAA predicts most of its 10,000 Rouge members may be cut. walkout began in magnesium foundry where foremen were dismissed after placing FAA ads. Debate looms over whether UAW CIO workers will join picket lines if foremen march.
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Detroit
Ford Meter Company
Rouge
Foremen’s Association of America
Company
Assatiaution of America
Theodore Bonaventura
Ford
FAA
Bonaventura
United Automobile Workers Cio Weld
Formen
Dearborn
Jackson Men To Tell Of Farm Shortages
In Marianna special report Rev. G. Lowery chair of the county Defense Council and Raymond H. Cartledge head of the division of industry and material resources will travel to Washington next week to present details on Jackson County’s farm labor shortage. The shortage affects about 10 060 acres of peanuts and follows council action on fertilizer fencing and farm machinery with leaders from north and west Florida attending sessions.
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Marianna
Jackson County
G. Lowery
County Defense Council
Raymond H. Cartledge
Division of Industry
Washington
Council
Forth
West Florida
Governors Convene Wartime Conference For Victory
Chief executives of 38 states gather in Columbus for a wartime conference aimed at coordinating interstate war efforts and planning postwar reconstruction. Governor Earl Snell of Oregon opens with a pledge to whip the Axis and hasten unconditional surrender as high federal officials including McNutt, Brown, Marshall, and Davies are slated to speak.
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Arthur Bostwick
Columbus
Ohio
U.S. A
America
Earl Snell
Oregon
Secretary of the Interior
Paul V. McNutt
War Manpower Commission
Frentiss NM. Brown
OPA
George C. Marshall
Army
Joseph Davies
Russia
Japs Machinegun Ship Survivors
Navy reports survivors from two south Pacific merchant ships describe Japanese submarine crews machine gunning life rafts and boats. Survivors endured 16 hours afloat after torpedoings while rescue planes spotted and aided them. One ship lost two men. a radio operator, George Pirie of Oakland, remained at his key until he was rescued.
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San Francisco
API
United States
Southwest Pacific
South Pacific
Navy
Arvid Slean Newton
East
Los Angeles
Eugene N. Hudson
Cinccinnati
Ohio
Homer Glenn Krueger
Grand Haven
Mich
George Pirie
Oakland
Calif
Former AP Writer Sent Overseas for Duty
SHAW FIELD, 8. C. AP Lieut. A. F. Mahan Jr. has been ordered to an overseas assignment. He has served as public relations officer since last December. Lieut. Harry T. Moore will replace him. Moore was a history instructor at Northwestern University before joining the service. Mahan previously worked in The Eagle newsroom and the Montgomery AP bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw Field
8. C
A. F
Pete" Mahan
Mahan
Montgomery
Ala
Associated Press
Harry T. Moore
Northwestern University
Curb Markets Prove Profitable To Farm Women
Auburn Alabama six months this year saw farm women sell 34661181 dollars of farm products at curb markets. Two new markets opened at Clayton and Ozark joining markets at Annis Athens Auburn Decatur Del Eufaula Florence Gads Greensboro Huntsville Mo Montgomery Roanoke Selma Acauga Troy Tuscaloosa Tu gee and Valley Roadside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Alab Farm
Clayton
Ozark
Annis Athens
Decatur
del Eufaula
Florence
Gads Greensboro
Huntsville
Mo Montgomery
Roanoke
Selna
Acauga
Troy
Tuscaloosa
Tugee
Valley Roadside
Infantry Training Assignment for Pvt Louie G Willis
Pvt Louie G Willis son of and Mrs Berry Willis of O route three has arrived at Walters Texas to begin training as an infantryman He has been assigned to a battalion siting rifle training and is assigned to infantry duties in this early stage of service
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Louie G. Willis
Berry Willis
Walters
Texas
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