Fragmented Readable Names From Alabama People List
A jumbled OCR list compiles numerous names and places across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and nearby states. It includes university ties, city mentions, and multiple individuals such as Mrs. Chatles OC, Dr. Doster, and James P. Davis, reflecting a broad roster rather than a single event.
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Denver
Cole Wood
Boor
Porras Civen
Raye Fend Rob
BO Blankin
Noo
Daas
Place
City
Nooh
Pluie
Berry
Bavin
Cowart
Andy
Colles
Bae
Tub
Carswell
Woodsmoot
Ray CC
Carstoch
Wasangton
Ami Mis Chatles
Creech
Andaluset
Bonnae Cox
Arthur Caruth
Gow. Chath
Jet
Frasees
Ginsford
Clayton
Henry S Crine
Auburn
Charles CG. Crerty
CB. Cantey
Newton Baker
Committee reports justify selective public spending cuts
In a report, the committee defends restrained appropriations as necessary to protect public services, noting the need to reduce waste without harming essential functions. It urges study of surpluses for debt retirement and cites Treasury and Internal Revenue findings on audit gaps and risk of bootlegging if spending rises.
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Healitas
Snyder
Ternal Revenue Bureau of
Nevais
Eh de Ky Uo Presais
Secret Service
China
Department
Varied miner reactions to Supreme Court ruling
Pittsburgh AP report shows miners and union members reacting with acceptance and bitterness to the court upholding fines against John L. Lewis and the UMW. Local leaders cite hospital benefits and labor unrest, while some predict walkouts and potential violence if contracts and laws do not align.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
Supreme Court
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Morgan
Allegheny County
Roy Gossett
Lewis
Gossett
West Virginia
Johnnie W. Mask
UMW
CIO
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Dred Scott
Danbury Hatters
Fitzpatrick
Buck group to resume Pts labors amid rent control debate
Five members reported that Buck’s banking committee plans to resume Pts labors while others indicate the full committee opposes a general increase. Most favor a Substitute bill similar to Senator Sparkman’s plan to extend rent controls one year beyond June 30, create local advisory panels to recommend adjustments, let states override federal limits, and carve out transient hotel rooms and family units at $225 or more monthly.
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Mons
Buck
Pts
Senator Sparkman
D-Ala
Cattron acquitted in geese flight case near Corvallis
UPi reports John B. Cattron, pilot, was acquitted by a justice court after being charged by state game officers with chasing geese in an airplane near Corvallis. Officers alleged he attempted a wing formation with a flock south of the Corvallis airport.
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Corvallis, Orc
Upi
John B. Cattron
Cattron
Corvallis
Education Training Programs Here Are Well Attended
Education training programs in Dothan organized with the City Board of Education and University of Alabama cooperation attracted business executives and veteran sales staff from local stores. Held at the Dothan Recreation Center under Miss Flora Dietz, the sessions covered man made fiber textile merchandise and job instruction for supervisors. Attendees included Mrs. Johnnie Parker, Mrs. Carolyn Coe, L. M. Cohen, Ralph Hanson, Alfred Liesemeyer, Stancil King, and others.
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Tao
Dothan
Bourado
Coopersee
Alahaps
State Department of Education
Sabs
Flva Deitz
Johnnie Parker
Carolyn Coe
Inez Howell
L. M. Cohen
Lee Stazzerman
Louise Robinson
Ralpi Hanson
Ruby Shanks
M. S. Dupree
Nannie Childs
Eliazer Pollen
Flora Mercen
Clara Cook
Maurice Kraselsky
Wiley Deal
Alfred 0. Liesemeyer
Stancil C. King
Albert Byers
W. L. Collins
Ralph Bell
D. Waldron
Lela Hollannd
Eustace Bishop
Horace Dowing
Audry Lane
Claudia Hardy J
Dothan High School
Turning Point in History Faces Greece Dilemma
President Truman returns from a three day goodwill mission to Mexico and a stop at Bavior University. He signals a turning point while Congress weighs intervention options for Greece and the U S response to the communist pressure. Senate leaders split over funding arms and relief, with calls for loan support debated amid global tension.
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Washington
Mexico
Bavior Universitty
Greece
United States
British pessimism over German treaty prospects
British informants in Bevin's circle express doubts that a 40 year alliance with Brance and Spiteined Turday will yield a German treaty. They project the treaty process could take two to three years and expect Bevin’s team to lag on concessions.
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Brance
Jin Bevin
Germany
Mrocross
Atomic Committee Postpones Vote On Lilienthal Nomination
Washington AP The Senate atomic energy committee postponed until Monday its vote on confirmation of David E Lilienthal and other Atomic Energy Commission nominees Hickenlooper said the delay aimed to allow undecided members to seek further clarification The panel will vote Monday at 10 am Vannevar Bush attended briefly and a memo from Lilienthal on TVA cooperatives was discussed at a closed session in Washington DC
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Washington
Senate Atomic Emery Committee
David E. Lilienthal
Hickenlooper Abwassid
Vannevar Bush
Office of Scientific Research and Development
Hickenlooper
Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee
Williams R-Deli
State finance panel probes civil service pay and turnover
The 14th committee on finance and taxation reviewed the states civil service system, with a payroll list showing about 290 hires from Jan 20 to Feb 28 and roughly 210 separations, a net gain of 50. The personnel director called turnover normal and faulted employees for not appealing to the personnel board. The board has one pending appeal, by R P McRee, discharged as head of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board division. The panel also debated merit system standards and potential board powers, including removing the $475 monthly pay cap and allowing autonomous discharge authority. The military department proposed a $536,600 budget for next year, $504,750 for the year after, plus an $800,000 building grant and $20,000 maintenance. no raise for the Adjutant General. An open hearing on the state highway system will begin Tuesday.
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Terry
James F. Folsom
R. P. McRee
Hieensangy
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Bruce Henderson
Whiicox
Personnel Board
Ed Leigh Mc3ulan
McMillan
Finance Committee
Imilitary Department
Robin Swift
Wroth
Methodist Minister Killed In Collision Near Bessemer
The Rev. James A. Wells, about 67, pastor of Glendale Methodist Church in Jackson, Miss., died after a crash between a car and a truck on the Birmingham Tuscaloosa highway west of Bessemer. His son, Rev. Morelie H. Wells, 35, pastor of East End Methodist in Meridian, Miss., was injured and listed as fair at Jefferson Hospital. Relatives said they were en route to Birmingham to visit their brother Dr. Clayton Wells at the hospital.
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Birmingham
James A. Wells
Glendale Methodist Church
Jackson
Miss
Birmingham-Tuscaloosa
Bessemer
Morelie H. Wells
East End Methodist Church
Meridian
Jefferson Hospital
Clayton Wells
Court limits use of anti strke injunctions over government mines
The ruling construes the Morris LaGuardia act to define government status, delaying Lewis's contract termination till final issues are resolved. If mines stay government run through June 30, Congress may extend operating authority to avoid a strike. Negotiations may resume without private contracts, as officials weigh next steps.
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Morris-LaGuardia
Lewis
Congress
Tewls
Jie
al Krug
Auntl Lewis
John J0. Rattle
National Coal Assertion
Opening of Veterans Center Draws Large Napier crowd
The Napier Poeld veterans center opening drew a large turnout despite bad weather with over 1,240 attendees. Commanded by Pete Childs the American Legion leader praised volunteers from the Legion VFW and Disabled American Veterans for donating the summer officers club building. He promised ongoing efforts to finish pool tennis facilities and furnishings and to maintain a high level of recreation and entertainment for veterans.
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Toast County Veterans’ Peeration Center
Napier Poeld
Wes
Iates Wess
Pete Chuds
Spolesmian
Org
Childs
Dothan
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled Veterans of America
Legion
Ladies Auxilaries
Truman Sees Mexico Pyramids on Teotihuacan Tour
President Truman tours Teotihuacan near Mexico City on a sightseeing drive similar to a typical visitor. The pyramids' builders remain unknown, with architecture distinct from later Indian or Mayan civilizations. He then heads to Baylor University in Waco, Texas, to deliver a world affairs address.
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Truman
Mexico
Teotihuacan
Mexico City
Waco
Tex
Baylor University
Cattle and hog market totals from Union Stock Yards report
Montgomery AP reports cattle week salable receipts about 850 with Friday trading fully steady. Slaughter cattle mostly 25.56 higher than prior week, medium cows up, stockers 40 to 1.00 higher. Calves week receipts 550 with Friday market steady to strong. Hogs week receipts 725 with Friday market fully steady and prices by weight bands ranging 15.50 to 26.50 per cwt for various categories.
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Montgomery
Fed- State
Mit
Union Stock Yards
Labor unions push for broader reforms after court ruling
Gray-haired mine leader John Lewis defends unlimited right to strike as Congress weighs sweeping labor reforms. Lawmakers press for injunctive power to curb crippling strikes and address industry wide bargaining and the closed shop, while praising the Supreme Court ruling’s legal clarification.
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Congress
Lewis
Supreme Court
United Mine Workers
UFL
High Court
America
House
Senate
Fred Nartley
R-Nj
House Labor Committee
Francis Case
Ndi
Joseph H. Ball
R-Minn
Hog prices slide across Southern packers report
Receipts at eight plants in Georgia and Florida totaled 400 cattle 150 calves and 2700 hogs. Hog prices were steady to 50 cents lower than Thursday with 189 lb plus hogs at 2.25 to 25.75. Several Ponghauls brought up to 28, with heavier lots near 23.50 or below. Sows around 20 to 23.50 and lighter weights ranged 14.18 to 20.75. Chicago quotes show USDA listed hogs 5,500 in a 7,000 total, with bulk sales 50-75 cents lower and tops near 29.00.
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Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Fla
Chicago
USDA
Coffee trees sustain U S coffee supply with yearly demand
U S coffee consumers rely on about one billion coffee trees each year to keep cups filled. The figure highlights the scale of the industry and the ongoing demand for cultivation and processing to meet domestic consumption.
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United States
Folsom pushes open bids in Alabama road program
Alabama roadbuilders gathered as the State Highway Department opened bids on 16 projects totaling about 97 miles of roadway. Gov. James E. Folsom urged open competition to fund the program, and Highway Director Ward McFarland said bids would determine final counts.
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Montgomery
Alabama
State Highway Department
Folsom Administration
Highway Department
John Crutcher
Ward McFarland
James E. Folsom
Alabama Roadbuilders Association
Folsom
Albama
Aaland group hosts 8500 islets in small area
In the Baltic Sea the Aaland group comprises about 8500 islets but covers only 572 square miles. A worm like peripatus uses sticky threads to ensnare insects.
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Aaland
Baltic
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M. Lewis Gwaltse
John W. Goodwin
Shreveport
G. C. Goodmin
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Edward HH
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Wonter
MT Hollingsworth
Hautes Toe Hacieies
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Dones
Boos
Dubnser
Aateguri
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Fred Po Patterson
J. If Porter Riles
Lathan
Kiiey
Robert J. Ree
Repa T. Rawlins
Hesarg
I. Snuth
Fiala
Tienes Per
Andros
Oreareey
Hte Racca Spree
A. CL Seream
Ben P. Woodham
Kenneth Waldrop
M. White
R. &. Ward
Hartford
John J. Williams
W. G.welmer
Loutie Reed Welmer
Anna Williams
Hosea Watford
Sallie E. Zorn
W. D. Malone
Cassie Badwell
Leon A. Gunnels
Otis Mixon
G. M. Hathaway
White
Petia
Onattoy Apf
Hess
Treasury Department
Treasury Department. Rhieommonendation Was Mate Atten
Treasury Setthao
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Tres
New York
Wwe
J. L. Harris
Kresky Ploor Furnaces
J. L Harris
Secretary of
Marshall
Crmiot Hill
Barkley
Kentucky
Democratc
Atomic Committee
Veterans’ Center
Taft
Senate Labor Committee
Speigner Concrete
Wayne Topper
Dothan Milling Company
B. B. Barget
Sereewan HL
Southside Granite Co
S. Appletree
Coy LL. Brunson
Jack Kingry
Willie Coleman
Flamingo Club
Columbia Highway
Henry J. Taylor
General Motor
WAGF
Mutual Network
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