Local Film Club Elects New Officers for Aviation Group
Toby Eantman reports the group met at the Dothan Recreation Center Monday night July 1 at eight. Henry Hulse elected vice president John Howell secretary and Joe Joseph treasurer with Toby Eantman as director. Attendees included Carl Bryant Leon Fuller Earl Moody and James Dacetting. Twenty six members were present at the last meeting.
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Toby Eantman
Henry Hulse
Dmbd
John C. Howell
Vatary
Joe Joseph
Toby Astman
Film Club
Na. Aeronautics Association
Aan Opan
Haat
Irish Promoter Seeks $100,000 Libel Suit Over Fight Fiasco
Donald OToole of New York says he will sue promoter Mike Jacobs for 100000 in criminal libel after a Louis Conn fight fiasco. OToole claims misrepresentation and requests New York Boxing Commission block further purses as he vented over televised coverage and denied tickets.
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Donald O'To O'Toole
New York
Mike Jacobs
Louis Conn
O'Toole
New York Boxing Commission
Jacobs
200 Ohio Farmers To Keep Milk From Market Protest OPA
About 200 Ohio farmers agreed to withhold milk from distribution to Greater Cleveland after voting by show of hands against continuing OPA controls. The meeting on public square opposed price supports and quotas, with many members belonging to the Ohio Marketing Quota Protest Association which claims about 17,000 Ohio farmers.
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Wellington
Ohio
Greater
Cleveland
OPA
Ohio Marketing Quota Protest Association
Htile
Staten Island Ferry Terminal Fire Shuts Island Off
Staten Island stood cut from New York as a spectacular 2 million dollar fire gutted the St George ferry terminal killing three and injuring more than two dozen. Firemen fought the blaze as the burning three story building spread to pilings and halted ferry service until control was regained.
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New York
Staten Island
Richmond
Manhattan
Brooklyn
St. George Ferry
United States
Watig
Med
Auto industry faces production delays and awards
Detroit. Passenger car output fell behind schedule by 1,680 units over six months in 1946. The Automotive Manufacturers Association cited strikes, material shortages, and policy restraints as causes. The AMA reported May as the best month with 190,000 cars produced. total 1946 first half output reached 4,008 units delivered. Alvan M. Packard praised as a long-serving automotive pioneer during the AMA annual meeting.
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Detroit
Paarenger
Automobile,Manufacturers Association
Sere Clifton
Abe Motor
Babind-Ichadule
AMA
Alvan Mi
Caulay
United States
Packard
Ohio
Zixteenth Automotive Pioneer
Corruption Scandal Hearing Amid Theatre Row Rumors
A theater audience heard testimony from a woman claiming her attorney advised caution and a cover story while discussing a bribery scheme. The account mentioned rustling, a gold-colored corset, and tense scrutiny of witnesses in a local legal matter.
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S. Oates St
C. H. Poitevint
Woodcraf
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Minder Uny
Hays of Woodcraft
Worldife Insurance
Omaha
Nebraska
M. Holland
W. Yeoman
B. C
Ashford
W. C. Bell
Zenith
Dothan
N. Y
Rriween
VC Dayeyore
Gaines & Jones Insurance
Penney
Drc
Palmer's
Patricia Lee
Tony
Eva Ray Sweet
Aly
Joselh Summer
Joselli
June Mademoiselle
Bullona
Rayen
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Jewal-tonad
Graddock
Terry
Roberts
Johnson and
Rane
KOTEX
Woodsbury Conmetics
Thomaston
S&c
H. L. Palmer CO
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