Republicans Propose Housing Plan as Bill Substitute
Republicans unveil their own housing plan as a bill substitute reacting to the administration’s program. The move, led by Southern Democrats, follows a sharp House vote in which the administration’s proposal was defeated by a wide margin. The measure seeks alternative housing legislation amid partisan friction.
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Spanish American War Veteran Buried in Atlanta Anniversary
An obituary notes the death and funeral of a Spanish American War veteran in Atlanta Georgia marked by family letters and church affiliations. It lists survivors, funeral details, and the burial in the local cemetery. The piece also touches on wartime veterans' subsidies and housing policy debates in Congress, with unrelated financial and economic notes.
Ashford Fire Loss Estimated At $4,000
Fire in Ashford caused extensive interior damage and an estimated $4,000 loss. Fire department responders battled flames after a blaze erupted at a residence on Alio road, with smoke and heat damaging the interior but sparing some furnishings.
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Ashford
Ahs
Wali
Sparka
Wind blamed for San Diego area plane crash toll rises
SAD IFGO CALIF AP belief that wind contributed to Americas worst commercial flight disaster was voiced by American Airlines vp ker Frity. The crash on Tame Mountain killed 27, with Capt Samuel E. Stoner the pilot and 75 victims cited in advance data indicating storm violence.
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CALIF
San Diego
Ker Frity
American Airlines
Friz
Samuel E. Stoner
Tame Mountain
Frield
Four Sentenced In County Court
Four people faced penalties in Houston County court yesterday with Judge Lawrence Oakley presiding in the probate judge’s absence. Saume Kerkland received three months hard labor on three petty larceny charges and 12 months on another. Anderson Hare pled guilty to a prohibition violation and was fined 50 dollars plus costs. S.C. Haddon and T. Wille Taylor also faced prohibition and petty larceny charges, with Haddon fined 50 dollars and costs and Taylor sentenced to one day in jail plus a five dollar fine.
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Houston
Dothan
Lawrence Oakley
Saume Kerkland
Anderson Hare
S.C. Haddon
Prison camp record reveals torture of airman
In Yokohama AP reports, a grim record unfolds at the trial of 2nd Lieutenant Miyorasu Ukuche. Doyle W. Waggoner of Shreveport died in the Nakoya POW camp as the prosecution introduces affidavits accusing the former prison camp commandant of permitting Waggoner to be beaten and forced to stand outside bound and defenseless against swarming insects.
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Doyle W. Waggoner
Shreveport
Nakoya
Miyorasu Ukuche
Teamp
Wagenner
Tes
Bradley cites vet hospital wait list
General Omar N Bradley, Veterans Administrator, reported a record 24,674 ex servicemen waiting for government hospital admission at February end alongside 94,648 veterans in homes and hospitals. He noted these figures in monthly reports amid criticism from American Legion Commander John Stelle over a breakdown in VA operations.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
American Legion
John Stelle
Beasley Falls Victim Of Auto Crash In Florida
W R Beasley, twenty nine, of Opp Alabama died this morning at Enterprise hospital from injuries sustained February 28 after a automobile accident in Holmes County Florida eight miles south of Geneva. State Highway Patrol fatality records show. Lorell Hudson, twenty six of Geneva, was killed in another incident nearby.
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Beasley
Enterprise Hospital
Funeral Held For Infant Child
Funeral services for Linda De fonse Whitaker eight months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LD Whitake, were held at Rocky Creek Church with Rev. IL C Brannan officiating. Burial followed at the adjacent cemetery. Surviving are her parents, two brothers Jimnne Brundall and Bubty Gene, her maternal grandparents Mrs Pula Whitaker of Ashfield and Mr and Mrs M G Hobbe Dade, and other relatives. Active pallbearers included Kelon Cliff and others.
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Norfolk Va
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Palipbesters
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Joe McCothie
McAllie Dickerson
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Mrs Frank Sheppard Dies In Columbus
Mrs Point Sheppard passed away at her home in Columbus. Funeral services at Kinsey Baptist Church with Rev. Ward officiating. Burial followed in Kinsey cemetery. Survived by husband, daughter Jeanette, mother Mrs T Reneking, two sisters Mrs J Green and Mrs V Whitten, five brothers Brackin Bracken Brackwal and others.
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Whitten
Columbus
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Brackin
Tavueyytv
McRae Brarkin
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Ot le
Andl
Mo Brachwal
Nathan
Churchill Truman Speech and Anglo American World View
Churchill and Truman debated postwar order, urging continued Anglo American Canadian control of atomic weapons and a united stand against communism. Churchill praised Soviet wartime allies but warned of Russian expansion, urging a UN backed framework and closer military ties to secure peace and democratic freedoms.
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Churchill
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Washington
Columbus
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
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Russia
United Nations Organization
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Rugan We Paid Particular Tribute To Has Wartime Con Made, Generalissiima
Josef
Europe
Dothan weighs plans for recreation center and park site
City officials debate locating a proposed recreation center on a Porter property or a site near Edgewood Drive, with emphasis on teenage use and a community center owned by the city. Commissioners discuss hiring a recreation director, a chaperone manager, and the possibility of returning to the planning board for revised plans.
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Selia Factory
Oldey Lewes
Dothan
Ayres
Civ Cs
Planning Board
Porter
Planing Board
J. W Parkman
Edgewood Drive
Citizens Recreation Committee
Clyde L. Coe
Parkman
Coe
Pana
Ima City
Fla
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American Legion
Legion
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Dothan Legion
Churchill On Europe and Aftermath of War
Churchill warned that Soviet zones threaten a pro Communist Germany and warned against a return to a divided Europe. He labeled the new balance of power as somber and urged the English speaking peoples to maintain resolve and unity for lasting peace and responsibility in postwar decisions.
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First 1946 Canning Sugar Stamp Good For Use March 11
Washington announces First IO canning sugar stamp becomes valid Monday. Spare Stamp Nine in Ration Buck Four good for five pounds of sugar on that date. Valid through Get. 31. OPA notes potential June or July expansion, cites past rationing pace, urges continued budget planning and careful purchases.
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Office of Price Administration
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Rotary club hears on frozen food locker project in Dothan
The weekly Dothan Rotary Club meeting discussed the frozen food locker being built in Dothan by Malcom Walding. Arthur Ussery led the program, with new members Jesse Cheatham and Charles Whipple welcomed and Press Thornton representing Dothan High School.
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Malcom Walding
Rotary Club
Arthur Ussery
Jesse Cheatham
Charles Whipple
Pew
Press Thornton
Dothan High School
Four Die in Ozark Tourist Cabin Mystery
Four adults checked into the White Way Tourist Camp Saturday in Ozark. Investigators found a gas heater burning in a tightly closed room. a six-man coroner’s jury may rule the deaths accidental or homicidal. Autopsy and blood tests to follow. contents of two whiskey bottles will be analyzed. funeral plans set for Dothan and Ozark.
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Roy Camp
White Way
Goff
State Toxicologist’s Department
Ozark
Columbia Fire Truck Repair and Civic Center Proposal
Mechanics from the Dothan Fire Department assisted in repairing a Columbia Fire Department pump described as out of adjustment. A civic center plan proposed Legion control of concessions, extended meeting dates for veterans groups, and an overall governing committee with multiple organizations to manage a city owned community center focusing on teenage recreation and open house hours.
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Columbia Fire Department
Floyd Harris
Legion
Post Wold
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Disabled American Veterans
Rotary, Kiwanis, Exchange, Lions and Puilat
Business and Professional Women's Club
VFW
DAV
City Commission
Ministerial Association
Buckley’s Canadian Mixture Promises Quick Bronchial Relief
A vintage ad describes Buckley’s Canadian Mixture for bronchial asthma and coughing. It urges a 43 cent purchase at Marrinon and TLanen stores, claims rapid action to ease coughing, loosen phlegm, and improve breathing, and offers a money back satisfaction guarantee.
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Marrinon
Tlanenhy
Buckley
Planning Commission Approves Zoning Ordinance Proposal
The Dorhan Cy Planning Commission unanimously adopted a proposal to revise the zoning ordinance and map. The plan, will be sent to the Alabama State Planning Board for corrections before submission to the City Commission, with further traffic studies promised by the Major Streets Committee.
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Dothan Duty Comemissar
Crafford Street
Appletree Street
Ostes
Montana
West Main
Major Streets Committee
W. 3. Forrester
A D. Carmichael
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City Commission
Arthur H. Johnson
G. W. Anderson
Alabama State Planning Commission
Dothan
J. H. Bryson
Arthur Ussery
L. J. Thomas
U S Officials Comment on Japanese Repatriation and Siberian Labor
Secretary Byrnes spoke on Russian relocations of Japanese troops to Siberia for forced labor and his comments touched on the Potsdam ultimatum and possible Allied repatriation pledges. He did not confirm any Russian violations and declined further details. Secretary Anderson noted China may extract Manchurian soybeans for food, but provided no specifics.
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Russia
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Manchuria
Strike Prolongs At Sawmill Amid Labor Standstill
Workers at the Eiliame & For Lumber Co sawmill walked out after demand for non union labor. Management pressed to reopen the mill, but by noon the mill had not resumed full operations as the strike continued with one week elapsed.
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Inner-Aid Medicine Claims Complete Body Cleansing
An advertisement touts INNER AID as a 12 herb cleansing formula that supposedly purifies the body by cleansing bowels and organs. A user reports relief from headaches skin eruptions and rheumatic pains after three days. Sold by local drug stores in Dothan Adv.
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