Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass This Weekend
In Detti Houston County courthouse Sunday afternoon a gospel concert is slated with an admission of 23 and 90 cents. Proceeds will fund the church building. A Sacred Harp memorial singing follows at Hurricane Creek Church near Geneva on the Geneva Defuniak highway. The Nativity Episcopal Church will hold a Holy Communion celebration at 10 tomorrow for Meginnisa observance.
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Houston County
Detti
Bethel Alist ‘Church
Hhe c
Kirkand
Hurricane Creek
Geneve
Geneva - DeFuniakip Highway
Meginnisa
Truman Attacks Republican Critics in New York Rally
President Truman joined Mayor and party supporters in New York to denounce Republican critics as threats to national security. State Democratic leaders accused Republicans of being captured by reactionary forces while alleging Hollander and others defend oversized budgets.
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New York
Truman
Paul &. Kllspatrick
Asp
Clo
Louis Hollander
Douglas Ying
United States Army
Hollander
Livestock market reports from Thomasville and Montgomery
AP dispatch details cattle hog and steer price ranges across markets in Thomasville Georgia and Montgomery Alabama. Receipts and bids are listed with weights from 140 to 600 pounds, notable tops and average prices for hogs sows cattle and calves, plus general market tones.
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Thomasville
Aight Mar
Bnd
Montgomery (Ap
Dlen
Martin Installed As Lions Chief
John J. Marti was installed as president of Dothan Lions at a weekly luncheon meeting of service clubs at the Houston House today. He succeeded Carl Urose, KA Dowling. Henry Kennedy became second vice president, Sr Grimsley third vice president, with W. B. Ward as secretary treasurer, Charles Whiddon.
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John J. Marti
Dothan Lions
Houston
Carl uroUse
KA. Dowling
Fat Lee
Henry Kennedy
Sr Grimsley
W. B. Ward
Charles Whiddon
Irregular Cotton Futures and Korean Peace Prospects
Cotton futures in New Orleans showed irregular movement with short covering and long liquidation driven by favorable weather. Separately, diplomats weigh chances for a Korean cease fire as Malik’s proposals undergo further clarification with UN and Soviet positions shaping potential negotiations and guarantees.
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New Orleans
Acheson Says Admit of Chi Reds Won't Rule Korean Peace
Washington reports say Secretary of State Acheson warned the question of admitting Communist China to the United Nations will not be settled in any Korea peace accord. He urged peaceful UN discussion on Formosa after Korea, and outlined veto options if US influence against China admission wanes. Soviet proposals to run cease-fire talks in the field sparked cautious Allied optimism amid high-level U. S. consultations.
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Philippines
Ethiopia
Nerely
Jacob Malik
Teal Basix
Reda
United Nations
Formosa
Andrei A. Gromykovas
U. S
Alaa Kirk
Moscow
Malik
Koa
Gromyko
Kirk Yetterday
Int Malik
Acheson
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Roberson
Communiste Se Ae
Washington
Fen Bern
China
Korea
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Tn United States
World Court
United Sates
Vicheson
United States
Mota
Avery
Rusela
Alan G. Kirk
Kirk
Fragmented Names from Dothan and Nearby Areas
A garbled OCR list names numerous individuals from Dothan and surrounding towns including Cottonwood, Addtord, and Madrid. The fragmentary text references Mrs. BWy Rules, Rufus Davis, Tuck Ussery, Mrs. J. C. Wadhneten, Al bert West, and others, plus clergy like the Rev W C Rice and Rev Charion ebb.
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Raymond £. Spann
Bwy Rules
Rufus Davis
Tuck Ussery
J. C. Wadhneten
Albert West
A. D. Zainden
Roy Hil
Dothan
W. C. Rice
G. 1
Baxter
Rufus Wells
Jono T. White
Cottonwood
Chrismas
Reuben Weigat
Wyatt Wells
Addtord
Hail
Gordon
ML Oskley
HI E Wakeheld
Ata
Chiame
Solumbias
Cumbie
Vicksburg
LY. Toler
Pansey
W. A. Womeck
Madrid
George
Spann
Charion Ebb
Contract Signed For Martin Homes Dothan Project
The Dothan Housing Authority announced that a contract for Martin Homes, Dothan's second Negro housing project, was signed shortly after noon. The successful bidder cited is Jones and Hardy Construction Company Montevallo. Construction is expected to begin as condemnation proceedings on various plots are completed, per Arthur Ussery.
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Martin Homes
Dothan
Arthur Ussery
Dothan Housing Authority
Jones ‘and Hardy Construction Company
Montevallo
Ussery
Paper Raises Rate in Jacksonville
The Florida Times Union will lift home delivery rate by five cents to 40 cents per two weeks starting June 30. No mail-delivered sectors will see a change for subscribers already paying 40 cents. Rising production costs, especially newsprint, prompted the latest increase, the paper said, its first since 1946.
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Jacksonville
Florida Times-Union
Ming Eaily
Author's Mother Dies in Memphis at 79
Grace Hall Hemingway, mother of author Ernest Hemingway, died in Memphis at a hospital. She had 31 or more children and was widely noted as the mother of a famous writer.
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Memphis
Grace Hall Hemingway
Beneat Hemingway
Lauther
Air Captain Killed In Takeoff Crash At Eglin Base
Air Force reports Captain William A. Fairfield Jr., 28, of San Francisco died in a bomber takeoff crash at Eglin Air Force Base yesterday. Three crew members were injured in the accident. The report places the incident on the bomber range and notes ongoing investigations.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Air Force
Willliam A. Fairfield, Jr
San Francisco
Iran Iran oil conflict deepens with injunction bid
A British backed oil dispute in Abadan escalates as Iran presses oil nationalization. Iran accuses AIOC of sabotage and halts tanker receipts. 42 tankers idle near Abadan as Britain seeks Hague injunction. Acheson warns of immediate jeopardy to the refinery and regional stability.
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Grady
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mossadegh
Iran
Anglodranian 21
Irom
London
Craser Mau- Titus
Abadan
Ynen
AIOC
A. E. C. Drake
Basra
Therontier
Iraq
Francis Shepherd
Shepherd
Drake
Iranian National Oil Company
Tee
International Court
Hague
Netherlands
Ita
Acheson
Washington
Enterprise youth injured in street accident
An Enterprise youth named Lee Sellers was seriously injured when struck by a car in front of a store in Enterprise yesterday afternoon. Police say the crash, around 2 PM east of downtown Enterprise, appears unavoidable and a charge may be filed. He is hospitalized with back and head injuries. Howell Sellers, his father, is stationed at Camp Rucker.
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Enterprise
Lynox Lee Sellers
Howell Sellars
Camp Rucker
Ned Wall
Cotlemwood
Wall
Volunteering in Tokyo amid cease-fire talks and ship bombardment
Spokesman for Gen Ridgway said the supreme commander and Van Fleet would not comment on a cease-fire without Joint Chiefs of Staff consultation. Adm Forrent P Sherman came under fire as the New Jersey shelled Wonsan shores, with no injuries aboard. Day 138 of UN bombardment continued as Fifth Air Force targeted supply areas and supported ground troops despite bad weather.
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Tokyo
Ridgway
van Fleet
Joint, Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Forrent P. Sherman
U. S. Naval Operations
Sherman
New Jersey
Wonsan
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Local Auxilary Officers to Be Elected at Final Meeting
The 6 I Demonstration Agent Mrs C BR Forman of Odenville state secretary treasurer and Mrs W B Sprat Jin Hackleburg state second vice president and Mrs H B Bolton of Sylacauga state first vice president and delegate to the National Annulary convention. The final meeting will elect and install new officers with no installation ceremony announced yet for State Association officers to be selected during the final session. H Jones Piedmont is vice president and Charles R oz man Odenville is secretary treasurer of the association. Local convention arrangements are by Jed Roney Samson Raymond Coe and Malcolm Davis of Doan. Between 150 and 200 delegates are expected at the meeting.
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C. BR. Forman
Odenville
W. B. Sprat Jin
Hackleburg
H. B. Bolton
Sylacauga
State Association
H. Jones
Piedmont
Charles R. ¥Ozman
Jed Roney
Samson
Raymond Coe
Malcolm Davis
Alabama bills and committee actions summarized
Frank Grove of the Alabama Education Association warned that the proposed bill would wreck the present teacher tenure system. The Senate Finance and Taxation Committee approved a bill to set up a board to regulate butane and propane dealers with no price control, proposing Alabama Public Service Commission members join the board. A bill to run the State Conservation Department and appoint its director was indefinitely postponed. Other measures included creating separate fish and game divisions, legalizing cockfighting and logging exhibitions in Alabama, restricting citizenship to Monaco natives, noting about 400,000 mechanical corn cutters in U S farms, and a remark on the British Navy’s first warship the Great Harry from the early era.
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Frank Grove
Alabama Education Association
Senate Finance and Taxa Lon
Alabama Public Service
State Conservation Department
Conservation Committee
Conservation Department
Senate Fish and Game
Alabama
UN Dinner Set To Reveal Malik Russia Talks
UN diplomats report limited contact with Russia as Malik hosts the Security Council dinner at Waldorf Astoria. Observers say the Kremlin controls the terms of any peace offer, with Malik seen as a conduit rather than a decision maker.
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Malik
Security Council
United Nations
Russia
Jacob
A. Malle
Cuban fishermen tour New Orleans after sea rescue
Five Havana, Cuba, fishermen rescued in the Gulf of Mexico after four and a half days at sea toured New Orleans. Rescued by the American merchant ship Niantic Victory off Campeche banks, the Nano crew reported engine failure, sinking boat, and hours spent bailing water before rescue.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleana
Niantic Victory
Campeche
Mexico
Havana
Francisco Morales
Nano
Mario Dominguez
Reardo Dominguez
Ruben Domingues
Federico Crespo
Poultry market steady in North Georgia as supplies rise
AP report from Atlanta notes North Georgia live poultry market about steady with heavy supplies and light to moderate sizes under 2 pounds. Truck demand remains good but dressed supply movement slowed. prices paid for broilers and dryers Wednesday afternoon and this morning range 22 to 28 cents per pound, mostly 8 to 12-28 cents.
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Atlanta
USDA
North
Georgia
Windham death in Wiregrass claims many relatives
LIAM G WINDHAM died unexpectedly yesterday afternoon at his Midland Street home. He is survived by his wife Detsy Dae Sanders Windham. five daughters including Bars Sanders of Ariton and Mary Ellen Roberts of New Orleans. numerous sons and grandchildren. Funeral services will be announced by Holman Funeral Home Ozark.
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Liam G. Windham Dour
Midland Styrente
Irs
Detsy Dae Sanders
Ham
Bars
Ame Sanders
Ariton
Meene Ala M
Roberts
Wauchula
Mary Ellen Robarta
Newon
Sie Jewel Lee
Mina Lenore
A Wesley
James Edward
Henry
Tillman Windham
Rennie
William O Jr
Raphel
Bascom
Harvey Wi
Midland
Os Windham
Arion
Ft. Sal
Ohtayette
Oisters
Rachel Childers
Ozark
Alt
Mand City
Rand
Holman Funeral Ozark
Charcoal Kids Night Adds Service at Friday Event
Fragmented notice describes B M Merrill hosting another Friday kids night at Charcoal Steak House on North Foster Street. It mentions a funeral service and several relatives with unclear details, plus a note about a local Plaster of Paris history origin.
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B. M. Merrill
Charcoal
Merril
North Foster Street
Missing Air Officer Found After Wide Search
An air officer listed as AWOL was found after a broad search. The officer was located at Keatler Field Biloxi and was to return to base. Authorities said he had been placed in an electronic school and would be shipped back to duty.
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Keatler
Wield
Z. P Ial
Kirkendoe
Bhp
Ealensed de Heyesrairman
Bessemer
Ala
Tce Chiat
Humphrey
Kepsler Field
Biloxi
Mine
Electronica
Baldbridge
Recruiter’s Kin in Petersburg Notes Ill Brother Threatens Return
Torpedoman T. L. Joiner’s recruiter Thiel Joiner is in Petersburg due to his brother L. Joiner’s serious illness. He has learned his sibling suffered a bench attack and may return as soon as health allows.
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Torpedoman
T. L. Joiner
Rev
Feeraiter
Petersburg
Fis
L. Joiner
Thiel Joiner
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Martin
Lions
Denmark
Halland
Houston County Arc ‘Chapter
PR. McTocnin
Sam C. Stepsena
Max Welden
199 Drive
Ctatding
J. Worton Dendy
W. WK
Holt
Eustace Blahop
Rober McRight
Stephens
Jay
Pacific Coast States
Fog — Chéltinen
Wayne Coy
Federal Communications Commission
Pative
Indiana
Tapormosa
Cana Et
Monaco
Mediterranean Principality
Harry
Aon
Knarkov
Ukraine
Lst Oa
United Nations de Tlon
Ax Amador Teaordinary
Webster
Missouri
Kremlin
Sky
Jaiven Pelley
Edgar Bergon
Dusreirny
WAF
Mac Desi ‘Air Forces Co
the Waves
Lady Sailors
Aron Shelly
Bennington Cole Bennington
Geraldine P. May
Jetty E. Figge
Joan E. Pigge
Heartland Avenue
South Carolina
Mr. Pigge
Dor
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Pigge
Headland Avenue
Lode
Ven Wevang
Fm. Dence
Roys
Zbinky
Om den
A. G. ‘Thomas
Makeover
Ruth Baptiste
Zana Gale Pigae
Flor Alt
Winburn
Bite
Cheraw
Robert
Cherewas
Plaster of Paris
Charcoal Steak House
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