County boys encampment at Enoch Church site
Agent Clark Fudd leads a county boys encampment at Enoch Church in Ling, Mousion County. The camp emphasizes educational and recreational activities with Alabama Extension Service practices. Campers pay 1.50 and supply personal food and blankets. meals are pooled and supervised by trained lifeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boya
Grams Place
Enoch Church
Mi. Ling
Mousion
Clark Fudd
Alabama’ Extension Service
Ufe
Ling
Permit Granted for Dwelling at 209 Y Savannah Street
A permit to erect a dwelling at 209 Y Savannah Street was granted yesterday by the fire department to Mrs. W. W. Avery. The project cost and other details were not fully disclosed in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Savannah Street
Fire Department
W. W. Avery
Red Cross R On Swim Cases Report To The Red Cross
Rounding up swim class results, the Red Cross reports trainee names and the required certificate standards. Instructors include Mrs Charles Harmon and Miss Millesnor Goldthwaite with aides Sis Charles Chapmen assisting.
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Red Cross
Jedwin Pearce
Mi Mawr
Roveres
Michael
Billy’ Warren
Marlyn Meabath
Lovers Crawford
Paty Forrester
Rugedge -Crawford
Fiten Crawford
Macey Comwford
Eesiee
Renure
Tommy Woods
Billy Weston
Jane Foy
nwimsmer _‘cortiis
Babbie Weston
Glee Grigory Hawley
Pat Wheellens
Tony Bturges
Lilzabetty Malone
Jy. Forrester
Juliann Flowers
Charles Harmon
Mieg Millesnor Goldthwaite
Sis
Charles Chapmen
Mind Blacked Out Branded Twist Says
In Boston AP report, Myren Stavrou, a 21 year old former Army typist, testifies her mind blacked out after a witness stand incident. She recounts scars claimed to be ritual branding with cigarette files by a young Army sergeant. Defense questions memory as she faints, later saying she fainted from tension and exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Myren Sthvrou
Thomas Farrell
Somerville
Mise Stavrau
Farrell
Norbert F. Callahan
Mise Steyrou
Yeaerday
Migs Stavrow
Retonga Proves Merit For Mrs Johnson After Years Of Ill Health
Mrs G A Johnson of Phenix City Alabama says Retonga helped her regain strength and appetite after 17 years of weakness. She describes chest pressure fatigue and muscle aches easing, rest brought, and now eats anything she wants. Retonga sold at Cash Drug Store Ada.
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Johnson
G. A. Johnson
Phenix City
Ada
Ady, Td
Sones Special services announced for Dothan courthouse week
The notice outlines plans for services at the Dothan Primitive Repilot Court on Sunday. It lists officials such as CH Davis and CE Almorésy Miser Ribbone Oxerke, and mentions a January revision of a $28.62 billion deficit. The 1947 moneyet is under revision to reduce public debt by about $2 billion, with total debt around $980.24 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Davis
Contested OPA Powers Loosened Amid Senate Debates
The article reviews the heated fight over extending price control authority. Supporters keep pressing for temporary renewal while opponents predict Congress may reject expansion. The marathon speech by Senator O Daniel extends nearly into the night as senators propose a debate limit and potential tactical moves to halt the talk.
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Lnte
Bob’ ‘LaFolletts
Wisconsin
O'Daciel
McLinea
Morse
O'Deniel
Hayden
Q O'Daniel
Barkley
O'Dantel
Senate
British warships in Adriatic amid Mediterranean tension
A British cruiser and destroyer with flotilla escorts are reported near Venice alongside an Olter cruiser. Yugoslavia strengthens South Balkan ties after a disputed pact with Albania. Premier Enver Hoxha claims the pact is drawn up though not yet signed and criticizes Italian premier De Gasperi. Tito condemns recent attacks and Western powers’ leniency as dangerous for peace.
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LST
Olter
Venice
Yugoslavia
Fer Botksn
Albania
Enver Hoxhi
Thio
Trieste
Accide de Gusperi
Ialy
Dialy
de Gusperi
Tito
Amt
Augustinia
United Nations
Unclear regional road work and bridge projects listed
Fragmented OCR notes describe grading drainage and surface work on various county roads across Eluywal Grew and Mable counties, mentioning miles of plant mix sealant and loose surface sealment and bridge painting on Cochrane bridge at Mobile. Also reference to Sasper road and Warrius river projects with vague locations and counts.
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Leeds
Odenville
Eluywal
Adoia
Grew
Adhevilte
St. Clair County
Elversiny Dutterton
Urige
Mable County
Cochrane
Mobile
Fragmentary Note on Japan and US Pact Signals
A partial newspaper fragment discusses Japan and United States relations, mentioning a special steady, wartime aid, and implied timing notes. The garbled text references Washington and a December or January date, with a shortened margin for some prior event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Washington
Iual
Beach Message From Daytona Chamber Cites No Local Cases
A damaged note from the Beach Daytona Chamber discusses alleged infestations and cave conditions, stating no local cases in Dex Tand Di arts in Florida, though impressions of impact and sand concerns are mentioned. The communication notes cautious expectations and references a tour of the area.
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Florida
Svar
Justice Official Seeks Free Trade and Cautions Antitrust
Poland Spring Me an official warns private agreements may restrain trade and government regulation. He cites England’s insurance and rail groups seeking exemptions while favoring competition. He stresses that Congress should not grant broader exemptions under Sherman Act rules.
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Poland
Ala del Berge
Tonda
Snistryat
Few England Association of
Wolch
Congress
Amendments Still Problem For Putting On Vote Machines
Probate Judge Saxon P. F. Poyner faces a ballot issue as ten constitutional amendments must fit onto voting machines designed for three items for the November 5 election. He sought guidance from Attorney General William N. McQueen in Montgomery but could not meet due to the official's absence. Poyner plans to request an opinion on whether two primary amendments can legally be loaded onto the machines, as the amendments require printing on the official ballot plate for voting-machine counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxon PF. Poynar
Montgomery Yraterday
William N. McQueen
Poyner
Vet Offers To Sell Eye To Start Business
SEATTLE AP A jovial 24 year old former soldier Alfred T Wilson offered to sell an eye to finance a business plan. He described his plan after a 1944 motorcycle collision left him responsible for $400 in damages and a suspended driving license. Wilson said he believes selling an eye is the only way out and hopes to raise funds soon.
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Seattle
Jovness
Wimerit
Cavn
Alfred T. Wilson
Wilson
Moss
Megro Arrested in Coin Theft From Employer
Maite May Brown, identified as Negro, was arrested by city police after noon yesterday on theft charges. Police say she stole $41.80 in cash from employer Toby Eastman, spent all but forty five cents, and contested the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byer
Maite May Brown
Toby Eastman
Wrand Lacceny
ML Dunes
Mastman
Joes
Sonora Officials Spar Over Horse Hitching Ban
A garbled report shows Sonora officials debating a proposed ordinance to prohibit hitching horses to park features. Citizens protest, while lawmakers weigh impact on street life and public spaces.
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Sonora
Poland Loan Controversy Triggers State Department Confusion
Acting Secretary Dean Acheson outlined a split in statements over Poland's loans as the United States froze a 50 million dollar credit and 40 million dollar bank loan for Poland. The State Department cited Poland's pending publication of economic agreements with Russia and five other nations as a reason to delay signing while signaling past credits and surpluses had been discussed.
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Ashington
JThe_renton
Rumnetus
Numibes
Gertons
Degarviens
Bai
Dean Acheson
Enetan
Atraightens
U.S
State Department
Egm
Acheson
Russia
Paxt
Poland
Rentals Rise If OPA Compromise Approved
Washington officials warn rent hikes loom if the OPA compromise passes. Landlords cite effective 14 percent increases as rent controls waver potential. OPA Administrator and Bowles predict rents will rise under either party plan, despite assurances tenants won’t face new charges if no change to existing leases.
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Ivan D. Cotson
OFA Rent Ad
Aden
Carson
Lilli Congress
Mpc
Bo Opa
Paul Porter
Chester Bowles
House Action Due On Press Clause
Washington reports indicate a plan to attach a press clause amendment to a UNRRA appropriation of 405.01 million dollars faces House action. The measure, led by Rep Everett Dirksen, would bar U S funds from weapons or supplies to countries censoring American correspondents. UNRRA chief Fiorello Tasgari stated he would resign if Congress does not pass the amendment, which was granted temporary approval yesterday by a 140 to 53 vote.
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Bowles
Lark- Joy
OPA
Cocress
Washington
Attabh
Rse
Unrias Forest
Tse
House
Everett M. Dirksen
U.S
Clarence Cannon
Mor Watt
UNRRA
Fioreluch Tasgiardia
Congress
Tme
Fragmented OCR Market Notes on White Goods
A garbled report mentions demand for shirts and nylon goods across cities. Philadelphia notes cautious sales with 20 000 white shirts advertised at 4 00 during a holiday weekend. stock exhausted by Monday. A later sale of 10 000 white shirts sold out before noon. Minneapolis cites nylon lines holding steady amid charge account purchasing by mail.
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Siebel
Philadelphia
Tower Quilty
Minneapolis
Cistomers
Mall
Worm infestation Near Webb Found
Several farmers in the Web Area report evidence of the velvet bean worm in their peanut fields to Wonston County Agent C. Mr Ling. This is the first sign of the worm around Webb. It is too early to predict infestation levels, Ling says, advising farmers to water fields for signs and report evidence so he can assess progress and guide poison dealers on orders. If infestations grow, ordinary damage could occur as late peanut plantings mean young pods will be attacked at the peak in August and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonston County
Ling
Webb
John A McLean Dies In Dothan
Jonn A McLean of West Palm Beach Florida died at the Dothan home of D C Marley at 4005 Oates Street after a heart attack. Aged 67 he had visited Dothan for two weeks and lived there from 1905 to 1890 before moving to West Palm Beach. Survived by wife Nancy, two daughters Mrs Johnny Becton and Mrs Sara Tfazmen, two sons McLean of Fort Lauderdale and W T McLean of Milford Conn, and two sisters Mrs J M Zorn of Dothan and Mrs W Steely of Clayton. Burial will be in Memartz Cemetery West Palm Beach after viewing at Johnson Wilkerson funeral home until 10:00 Saturday morning.
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Jonn A. McLean
West Farm Beach
Fir
D.C
Marley
Oates
Dothan
Mr. McLean
West Palm Beach
West Palo
Bugal
Memartz
Nancy Mclean
Johnny Becton
Sara Tfazmen
West Balm Bese
Milford, Conn
J. M. Zorn
WI Steely
Clayton
New York Tightens Belt as Express Strike Bites Food
New York faces tighter shortages as the Railway Express strike halts in and out shipments. Ten thousand express workers walk out, the embargo blocks 3009 daily shipments, threatening perishable foods and emergency supplies for the city and Hudson County.
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N. Y
Express
New York
Railway Express
Air Express
New
Yor
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
APL
Railway Express Company
New York City
Long Island
Hudson County
New Jersey
Sir Express
P Pared
Union Rules Charged With Raising Cost Of Newspaper Output
In St. Petersburg Florida a National Labor Relations Board hearing details alleged violations by the International Typographical Union AFL affecting newspaper composing room costs. Printer Stewart W Beckett testified about union practices and penalties tied to hiring outside help and wage conditions, with testimony given under a continuing exception agreement.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
The
International
Stewart W. Beckett
Nowunion
Nlrb Jpils Examiner
Wilson
Volga River Navigable Span and Industry Insight
The Volga, Ett ree’s largest waterway, is navigable for 1,400 miles. Skirt tanning remains a rare modern industry, with Thad Le overseeing a largely handered operation. Sealeeper is estimated at position 38 times.
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Volga
Ettree
Fragmentary note hints at enlistment and duty
A garbled OCR fragment mentions army, enlistment, and duty themes. Key names and places are unreadable, but references to service and obligations suggest a military context amid unclear surrounding text. The fragment lacks concrete facts to resolve a coherent event or date.
Local Veterans Elect Officers and Prepare for State Convention
Delegates to the State Convention were announced for the Geneva-Oilios area with John W. Davis named new officer. Other officers include Lews Budach 1st vice commander Robert L. Herring and vice commander Jimms. Post plans for installation of new officers July 16 and monthly meetings on the first Tuesday. Most officers are World War II veterans, with two World War I veterans remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qeneva
John W. Davis
Bill Zdin
Waa
Lews Budech
Clander
Robert L. Herring
Jimms
Doba W. Davin
Conran
Birmingham
Hugh L. Jobacco
Aidpey Soit
Sae Brossing
Comam
Naw Post
Tueday
Naw
Genays Legion Post
Robert L. Kerring
State gets Fort Morgan land for public park
President Truman urged Congress to pass a bill transferring Fort Morgan military reservation in Alabama to state control for use as a public park. The proposal aims to convert the site into a recreational area under state management with federal conveyance.
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Washington
Truman
Alovame
Fort Morgan Military Reservation
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