Pearson Sues Pegler McCarthy And Others For Over Five Million
A defamation and business damage suit filed in Mississippi names Westbrook Pegler Senator Joseph McCarthy and others including The Times Herald editor as defendants. The complaint seeks more than 5 million dollars alleging treble damages for false statements and a coordinated plan to ruin the plaintiff. The Times Herald editor declined comment. A separate note reports Oxford lightning set off a fire- alarm siren for 19 minutes as residents prepared for bed.
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J. B. Matthews
House Un-American Activities Committee
Frank Waltirop
Times Herald
Oxford
Miss
Cancer ranks as second leading cause of death in U S
Cancer is the second most important cause of death in the United States, with heart disease first and accidents third according to recent mortality data.
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United States
Houston HDC Leaders Training Session At Auburn
Houston County Home Demonstration Club leaders will attend a training meeting Tuesday in Dothan starting at 1 30 pm. Miss Elia Mejers of Auburn will present the Family Job demonstration. Attendees include numerous club members from Col umbia Cowarts Crosby Dupree Harmon Harmony Grove Hicks Beulah Kinsey Memphis Enon Hodgesville New Providence Pansey Pilgrim Pleasant Plains Rehobeth and others.
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Houston
HDC
Auburn
Houston County
Cere
Fam Jy
Elia Mejers
Bamily Jobe
Dothan
Jeqe Hardy
Ashford — Mire
Bruner
Mre
Roy Jones
Lendon Hamrick
J. EB Granberry
George Oakley
Marion Oakley
Columbia Rid
Louie Stringfellow
Travin Wall
Cowarts
W. Q. Dodson
Roe Crawford
Cowarts Creek
James Fowler
Coley Fowler
Crosby
J. F. Fitch
W. F. Moore
Dupree
Johnson
Rupert McDaniel
Gordon
Willis Marsh
Alton Jettcoat
Harmon
C. E. Coonrod
Fletcher Hall
Harmony Grove
Wynell Guy
Sidney Tindell
Hicks Beulah
T. B. Brackin
Clearman
Jellico
James Lee
Opal ‘Snell
Kinsey
Clark Rudder
Chester Newton
Memphis
G. T. Hollis
J. L
Waters
Enon
Hodgesville
Dudley Battle
Edwin
Alabama Schools Get $8 Million to Ward Off Crisis
Montgomery AP report says Alabama city and county school systems secured an $8 million short term loan from the Alabama Public School Corporation to cover expenses as state funds dwindle. Rates ranged 3 1 2 to 5 percent. potential further borrowing of $20 million was noted if earmarked taxes are delayed.
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Alabama
Montgomery
W. J. Terry
First National Bank of Birmingham
Chase National of New York
Boards of Education
Ho’ Jda
Hoda
United States
Hodo
Alasabama Public School Corporation
Ithe Group
Columbia Principal Quits School Post
W M Johnson resigned as principal of Columbia High School to take a publishing job in Montgomery Houston County. Superintendent Solomon Baxter reports Johnson left the school last Thursday and Joe Stowers will serve as principal until a successor is found.
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W. M. Johnson
Prscpal
Columba High School
Montgomery
Houston County
Rayeanen Solomon
Baxter
Johnson
Joe Stowers
Columbia
Betty Killingsworth Heads to Birmingham With 4-H Leaders
Seventeen year old Betty Killingsworth of Dothan route one, Houston County, elected State Vice President of the 4-H Council after nine years in the club. She accompanies President Billy Ray Granberry to Birmingham during National 4-H Week for a two day visit. Betty has led club activities in sewing, song, and reporting, won county dress revue, and earned multiple prizes for project work including canning and poultry.
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Betty Killingsworth
Houston County
Uncle Sam
Birmingham
4-H Council
Betty
Vicw
Tunner
Billy Ray Granberry
Columbia
Housiton County
Cornci
Wickaburg
Vester Kullingsworth
Dothan
State Council
County Council
Dothan Rotary Club
Boston shop touts overcoats with price twist
A Boston retailer headlines a display promising men’s overcoats priced at 145 dollars but claims “not 145.” The ad markets a high end Ingh-class line, emphasizing value and novelty while avoiding typical markdowns.
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Bame Price
Boston
Barber Shop Raid Seizures Liquor Behind Wall
Nebraska officers raided a barber shop and found 106 bottles of liquor hidden behind a wall in a concealed cabinet. The barber faces charges of selling liquor without a license.
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Pegler
Sen. McCarthy
Chard McCarthy
Washington’ Ties Herald
Colum Aist Westbrook Pegler
Fulton
Pariac Dr
Pearaca
Agase
Ogee
Page Drug CO
Main
Bentley Andrews St
Sellers
New Providence
Jeter Box
W. Ner
Pansey
E. Pa Ewbanks
J. R. Best
Pilgrim Best
J A Casey
F. M. Blount
Pleasant Plains
Joe Knowles
D. D Granberry
Rehobeth
Betty Kollingsworth
Vicksburg High School
Vicksburg
R D Cumbie
Maude Lee
Houston County Club
Hetty
Eagle State
Pierte
Rene
Nea-Acme
Rene Hearty
Eae
Aia
J. 3. Murphy
Malcom Davis Selma
Marvin Palmer
Shelly Clark
Skippers Crossroads
Quincy Clatl
L. T Austin
Smyrna
E. J. Whidden
A. E. Drew
Taylor
J. Clark
Elton Clark
Union Fair
Lawrence Clark
Sam Maddox
Webb
Mestomess
Foster St
Word
WARD
Allt Motors
Moke
Carsesseers
Plymouth
H. P. Motor
Chevrolet
Rubberry
Ag Sing
W.D. Wiliams Loan Company
N. Foster
Jay-Hoy
Sein
J. B. Davis
Pavis
Army Outs
B. Pavis
Pal
Dettian, Amy
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