Revival Meetings Sweep Wiregrass Churches This Weekend
Revival services continue at Evergreen Presbyterian chapel near Municipal Airport with Rev J Marton Dendy directing through Sunday. Christian Home Church hosts Sunday night services led by Rev Joe White with daily morning and evening sessions. Temple Emanu El holds 730 pm services led by Edwin Blitz with Myer Blumberg as lay reader. A statewide Boy Scout meeting for Dothan troops is set for Wednesday at 730 pm in the City Auditorium.
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Evergreen _Presbyterian chapel
Municipal Airport
Christian Home Church
Joe White
Slocomb
Temple Emanu - el
Edwin Blitz
Myer Blumberg
Dothan
Local Veterans Office names Frankie Burdeshaw dental assistant
Mrs Frankie Burdeshaw joins the staff of the local Veterans Administration office as dental assistant D J Tully officer in charge announced today. Bad check cases: two men arrested on bad check transactions Sheriff Walt Cameron said Gaskin held on false pretenses warrant for $25 check drawn on Robert Malone Motor Co. Buntin charged with a worthless check for $15 released on $100 bond while Gaskin held on $400 bond.
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Frankie Burdeshaw
Dothan
Veterans Administration Office
D. J. Tully
Doris
Walt Cameron
Cameron
J.G. Gaskin
T. A. Buotin
Gaskin
Joe Schulman
Wewahitchka
Fla
Parking Meters Move Toward Alabama Cities
Montgomery awaits Supreme Court ruling on parking meters as Decatur and other Alabama towns plan installations. Cities have bought meters and prepared downtown zones. decision will affect privately owned property and traffic control. Local officials expect meters on congested streets in coming months.
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Montgomery
Supreme Court
Legalizia
Decatur
Wlcome
Alabama
Ao Previo
Newton B. Powell
John L. Goodwyn
Mobile
Senate
Catty
Brenville Square
Cilign
League of Municipalities
Cntervened
Abo
Tas Nide
Jeytre
Cies
Stassen Concedes as Crowd Cheers in Nuremberg Rally
The crowd roars and flashbulbs pop as Stassen haltingly speaks, announcing withdrawal and urging his supporters to back Dewey. Report notes the audience, mostly rural voters, may be slow to grasp the full implications of his stance.
DWI Charge Laid To Slocomb Man
Clifton Burdeshaw aged 33 of Slocomb was arrested by city police after the vehicle he drove collided on the Battle Ford road. He was charged with driving while intoxicated. the other driver involved was Ward C. Stutts of Slocomb. No injuries were reported.
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Slocomb Man
Clifton Burdeshaw
Scomb
Puice
Actu
Mobile
Batet
Todas Burdeshaw
Ube
Ae Bideward C. Stutts
Travia Cheese Utterances Prompt Public Cooperation
A fragmented note mentions Travia cheese and hog cooperatives amid references to fans and pubs. The readable fragments suggest a community discussion on dairy products and local cooperation, but the text remains largely unclear and lacks specific names or dates.
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Travia Cheese
Cate Wear
Turmoil at Convention As The Vote Sways In Maine
Report outlines chaotic convention scenes with Senators Irving Ives and Archie Vandenberg among those involved in bargaining and shifting alliances. Governors and delegates debated strategy, with a recess called and later resumed as factions clashed over endorsements and votes amid unclear outcomes.
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Irving Ives
Moe Yorns
Dewey
Fernsen
Abseth
Archie Vandenberrt
Senator Knowland
California
Earl Warren
Tor John S. Cooper
Kentucke
Connecticut Delolaition
Imodevel
Kenneth Wiherry
Anor
Lyre
State Docks Praised as Great Factor In Alabama's Economy
Alabama leaders praised Mobile Harbor docks as a key driver of the state's economy during the 20th anniversary celebration. Governor and dignitaries lauded the port's impact on trade with Latin America and foreign tonnage growth from 24th to sixth place since the docks opened. A $5 million expansion was commemorated with a plaque, speeches, and a two day event attracting shippers and officials.
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Aublear
Modis Labs
Joe $B
Turner
Associeted Ardustries
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Siacre
South
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Guy
James E. Folson
Henry Sweet
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
James ‘J.wadsworth
Rochester
Ter
Paul Hoffman
Chamber of Commerce
R.R. Wade
Plevwood Paterson
Agricul
Charles A. Baumbauer
Georive BR Stall
Birninebien Southern College
Circuit Court Upheld In Teacher's Case
The Florida Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling in a case involving a former principal from Orange County. The opinion discusses improper removals and required service, focusing on due process and statutory standards.
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Tallahasser
Plorda Supreme Court
Olice
Thas
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Fulee
Dixie Republicans Figure Strongly In Warren Nomination
Southern Republicans at the Philadelphia GOP convention show strong support for Earl Warren as vice president. Alabama Oregon North Carolina and Florida delegates aligned, with several states voting for Warren on multiple roll calls. The South’s unity suggested Warren’s broad appeal amid tense ballot recounts and party strategy.
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Philadelphia
Earl Warren
California
Claude QC. Vardarah
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Oregon
Warren
John Wilkinson
North Carolina
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Ing Waren
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Ofers
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C. C. Spades
Florida
Bet
Jenne E. D'Augustino
Miassen
von Oshid
South
Draft eligibility rules and student status noted in wartime record
A fragment cites Army conscription nuances including voluntary reserves, draft terms of three to five years, and deferments for essential occupations and research. It mentions students and graduates facing classification by whether they are in school or related studies, with end of academic year status influencing service obligations.
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Ugh Serioul
College Suialeria
Wheat and corn prices fall in Chicago grain report
Wheat prices dropped amid forecasts of better domestic harvests and stronger exports, with July at about 2 percent lower. Corn also slipped about 1 1/2 percent, while soybeans fell 5 to 7 cents as July prices hovered near 4.09 dollars. Market notes show overall weaker grain futures in Chicago trading.
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Whreet
Rabies Clinic schedule across Houston County next week
Rabies vaccination clinics will be held across Houston County next week with residents urged to bring pets to the nearest site. The timetable covers Monday through Friday with multiple locations each day from early morning to early afternoon, including Spann's farm, Brannon Stand, James Lee's store, Reynolds store, and more, ending at Hodgesville.
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Houston
Spann’s
Brannon
James Lee's
Reynolds
Smith's
Thomley’s
Hinson’s
Walter Thomley
Vicksburg
W. G. Reeves’ Farm
Hughes
Sanitary Dairy
Cowarts
Harmon School
Bill Womack
Ardilla
Union Hill
Cottonwood
County
Grangerburg
Kinsey
Webb
Green Front
Columbia
Doc Stephenson
Doc Thompson
Taylor
Rehobeth
Pan-Am
Western powers in Berlin face food blockade pressure
Soviet order bans food distribution from the Soviet zone to the American British and French sectors of Berlin while easing tensions briefly. American armored patrols continue as British steps halt coal and steel shipments to the Soviet zone. Marshall Sokolovsky declares the four power administration effectively dead. Generals and officials note the danger of German suffering and weigh possible Western withdrawal if hunger grows.
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Berlin
U. S
Marshal Sokolovsky
Lucius D. Clay
City meters to pay for themselves with 400 units planned
The commissioner stated that the city will not pay for meters or installations. Instead the meters will cover their cost as they operate. Brennan noted the plan foresees about 400 meters to serve the business districts. Meters under consideration are manually operated.
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Brennan
Four-Power Plan Outlined for Germany After War
Tass distributed Warsaw communique in London stating a separate Fast-German government, four power control over Ruhr industry for a defined period, and a provisional all German government to guarantee against aggression. It envisions a peace treaty and withdrawal of occupation troops within a year, plus measures to fulfill reparations obligations to states harmed by German aggression.
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Soviet Bloc
Warsaw
Tass
London
Russia
U. S
Britain
France
Ruhr
Germany
Livestock Prices Report From Georgia and Montgomery Markets
Livestock arrivals around nine cattle 21350 scalvns 80 hogs at major Ga packing plants with prices rising for hogs. Montomery reports salable cattle 2050, steady trade on best steers, cows and bulls mostly lower. Hogs finishing week steady to higher with midrange barrows 24.50, 240-270 lb hogs 24.75, sows 18.50-22.25.
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Thomasville
Ccspa
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Thorgsville
Tifton
Dethan
Ala
Jacksonville
Taliskecese
Fla
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Union Stock
Capitol Building Commission and Alabama Building Corporation Deadlock
The Capitol Building Commission and the Alabama Building Corporation clash over control of a state office building. Attorney General Carmichael says the 1945 commission does not cede duties to the corporation, while the commission plans to challenge any start of work. The stalemate leaves the question unresolved. Also noted: over 2,300,000 stones in the Great Pyramid at Gizeh.
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Building Corporation
Capitol Building Commission
Capitol
The
Supreme Court
Marie Bankhead Owens
State Archives and History
Opinons
Albert Carmichael
State Building Commission
Alabama Building Corporation
Building Commission
Carmichael
Obituary Notice for Ollie Trawick of Daytona Beach
Ollie Trawick, longtime Florida resident, died early today and services are planned in Daytona Beach. Survived by numerous relatives in Florida and Alabama, with active pallbearers named and honorary attendees listed.
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Ollie Trawick
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Fla
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Johnaon
Trawick
Funeral services for Heath held at church
Funeral services for Heath were conducted Saturday at the F Church with the R lip officiating. The deceased died after a long illness in Alton Ohio. Survived by G. W. Heath Jr, Bobbie Heath, one sister Mrs. G. Groveland Fla, and Jimmy Heath Jr. Interment at Cemetery Searcy. Directing.
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Enterprise Funeral
Heath
Alton
Ohio
G. W. Heath Jr
Bobbie Heath
G. Groveland
Fla
Jimmy Heath
Searcy
Hartford Funeral Service for Hatcher at 10 a.m.
Funeral services for Hatcher, age 52, will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Hartford. The Rev. W J burial will follow at a local cemetery. Survived by a daughter Mrs. Miller of Houston two sons Jack and T. L. Hatcher and grandchildren.
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Hartford Suneral
lHirman
Hatcher
Dewey's Family Ties Highlight 1923 Road Run Affair
Mrs. Dewey, a 45 year old downstate Oklahoma native from Sapulpa, recalls a long affair with a young law clerk named Dewey in 1923. Friends call her a steady team amid gossip and scandal as she weighs marriage options after years apart.
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Dewey
Texas
Sapulpa
Okla
Futures close lower across commodities in NY and New Orleans
The market shows futures ending below opening levels with notable quotes in New York and New Orleans. Jly and Oct contracts slide from 3621 to 3308 while Dec and Mech also fall, with May near 3230 amid varied futures prices and a reported low of 3617 for Jly.
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