Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Legion At Enterprise
American Legion Cook Clementx Post No 74 will meet in Lae lon Hall at Enterprise tonight and all veterans are urged to attend Speaker J A Tucker northern prem commander will be Abespeaker In Mediterranean Two Dothan men serve aboard destroyer USS Eugene A Greene in the Med Navy public rotations report Ferland erorne Barner radioman third class USN and Ray Bahn radioman third class USN both of 3% South Oates street Also Byrd seminan rentice USN son of Waller Ragga td of Enterprise route two graduated from water furs School at Navy Air Tech training Conte Memphis ean Byrd graduate of Cotter County High School entered Navy in June 1948 and received recruit training in San Diego Galt Mason ic Meetings Master masons to be held at the Marome Temple regular meetings and work at Pythagoras Lodge No 589 Tuesday night with work in Royal Arch degree and other rites reported Two Army men Reerinte Harvey G Bunley and J Bush both entered November 1949 assigned to Fort Jaemor SC for basic training at Tirton Hospital will be on duty with medical detachment Learn First Aid Six members of the Dothan Flight Cot An Patel earned standard first aid certificates by completing all requirements. certificates awarded to Bruce C Regater Nance, Joseph D Johnson, Phil B Dauey, Wilhelm H Wigging and Rudolph S Skok Light Crime Weekend enforcement officers say Weeks end.
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USN
Waller Ragga
Enterprise Route Two
Hit En
Weter Furs School
Ihn Navel Air Tech Fea
Trannine Conte Memphey
Ean
Byrd
Cotter County
Hgh School
Wnasy
San Diego
Galt
Dies Marcatassi
Tilton
N. J
Reerinte
Harvey G Bunley
Dothan
Eh J. Bush
Abbeville
Fort Jaemor
Tirton Hoapial
Dothan Tlight
Cot An Patel
He Lane
Red Crom
Bruce C. Regater
Genege N. Vance
Jaeph D. Dohnwon
Phil B. Dauey
Wilhem HM. Wigging
Rudolph 5 Skok
Contracts Open On Pimento Peppers In Houston County
Houston County farmers may still join the acreage contracts for beans and pimento peppers. C S Ling, county agent, notes a Mesamppi canner offers 80.3 tons minimum for peppers and a Georgia canner guarantees at least 6 dollars a ton for peppers. So far about 100 acres of beans and slightly more than 100 acres of peppers have signed. The joint agreement ties to state markets at Ashford with price depending on conditions, but a minimum is assured.
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Houston County
C. SI. Ling
Houston County Producers Association
Ingram
Producers Association
Ashford
Royall's Possible Resignation and Plan for Johnson Successor
The report notes Army Secretary Royall’s possible departure from the Truman administration, with talk of announcing his resignation around March 20 alongside Lavin A Johnson’s appointment to replace Forrestal. Royall, a North Carolina native and veteran, is linked to a future Pentagon leadership transition amid ongoing cabinet speculation. The piece also details Royall’s background and a separate police arrest incident involving various suspects in Goldsboro, North Carolina.
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Kenneth Roys
Royall
North Carolan
Steint
Deense
James V. Forrestal
Royal
Arida
Defense Act-Up
Roy
Truman
Lavin A Johnson
Forrestal
Leavin
Marzani Case Backlash Sparks Rehearing Bid in Court
The1 court initially split on Dees 20 with Marzani’s son appealing a ruling. A rehearing was granted after he filed a new negation stating Justice Jackson had voted in December but was absent during argument. Marzani, charged with making false statements to government investigators, faces a 2,509 dollar bond and a one to three year sentence.
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U. S
Barlett Research Lavo
Teachers In Geneva To Hear Hurlbert
In Geneva special session Raymond Hurlbert president of the Alabama Education Association will address Geneva County teachers at a meeting. He will discuss a devastative program as part of a school session while attendees gather at the Geneva location.
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Geneva
Hurlbert
Raymond
Tfulbert
Alaama Education Association
Drake Kirst Mpraker
Geneva County
Weanosshiy
Provident Hurlbert
J. J Collins
Eaya
Hush “School
Obituary for Mrs Annie Hawt an Newton resident dies
Mrs Annie L Hawt an Newton resident dies at home of her son in Reelin after an illness. Funeral services set for 4 pm Tuesday at Pecity yard Baptist Church with Holman Funeral Home directing burial in Newton cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs H T Williams Montgomery two sons T Jaisien Roeton and M Hausten Newton three brothers L B Porter Wale ter James Montgomery four sisters Mrs Ida Dykes Dothen Mrs John Finleyson Union Springs and Mrs Matte Gol year ahdrs Sohn Gardene Montgomery 17 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
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Newton
Reelin
Pncity Yard
Holman Funeral Home
Suviving
H. T. Williams Montgomery
Jaisien Roeton
M. Hausten
L. B. Porter
Waleter James
Montgomer
Ida Dykes
John Finleyson
Uninn Springs
Matte Gol
Sohn Gardene
Montgomery
Ren
Cubbers Trainoree Set at Ozark for March 11
George Itle chairman announces a Cub Scouts trainoree at Ozark Community House on March 11. Cubs leaders including cubmasters and den dads will study handball lacrosse and training methods. one leader will be appointed cubmaster. Bill Edwards assists. course is accrediting toward the training award. Sessions run 2 to 8 pm. banquet plate is one dollar.
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Itainorer Fa
Mf Samal Beout Councl
Ta Sebeuweday
Ozark
George Itle
Aining Committee
Trainoree
Bill Edwards
Montgomery
Government overhaul shifts agencies into commerce department
A proposed report recommends absorbing the National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics with about 7,000 workers into Commerce. It would move the Coast Guard from Treasury and transfer various functions from Treasury, Federal Works Agency, Civil Aeronautics, and other bodies to create new bureaus and streamline control over shipping, transportation safety, and fisheries.
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Givi Aeronautics Board
Bureau of
Civ Aviation
Interr Department
Fish and Wildlife Servace
Bureau of Fisheries
Saith
Soviet shifts stir talk of Berlin settlement at Big Four talks
Western officials and Moscow observers debated whether Andrei Vishinsky’s possible rise to deputy premier and the promotion of Andrei Gromyko signal a shift in Soviet policy. They weighed whether Molotov’s era ends with new moves toward resolving Berlin and Germany questions, amid uncertainty over concrete changes in the Kremlin’s approach.
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Moscow
Big Four
Council of Foreign Ministers
Andrei Y Vichinsky
Molotov
Berlin
Vishinsky
Biz Feup
Andre A. ‘Gromyko
Gromyko
Molotos
Yarrister
Grompko
U. S
Early Tomato Crop Expected In County Ahead Of Schedule
Citing state market plans Houston County growers anticipate a two week earlier tomato harvest than last year. Ashford area trucks have planted, with 300000 more plants to be set this week under a cooperative purchase. C M Ling reports 309 orders arrive at the State Market Building in Ashford on Wednesday for pickup. growers with larger orders will receive guidance to collect then.
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Houston U
Houston County Farm Producers Association
Aspford
Ling
Sing
Hopkins Retired by Wilson and Co
George D Hopkins longtime secretary of Wilson and Co retires as Thornty E Wilson announces at the Chicago office Paul Ware will replace him Ware joined Wilsons law department after Northwestern degrees in 1926 and 1929 and is a member of the Chicago Bar Association and Economic Club He has lectured at Northwestern Law School and practiced in state federal and U S Supreme Courts
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Wilson & Co
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Chicago
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Paul Ware
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Dothan
Mr. Ware
Wilson & Co. Law Department
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Chicago Bar Association
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Federal
U.S
Supreme Courts
Malones of Dothan Heavy Contributors To States Rights
Alabamians donated over 22600 to the States Rights party in its failed presidential bid. A clerk of the House records shows 410000 from Jefferson County States Rights and 12710 from Alabama States Rights committees. Individual contributors included W D Malone of Dothan and George Y Malone of Dothan among others in Birmingham and Gadsden.
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States’ Rights
Washington
States’ Rights Party
House of Representatives
Jefferson County
States’ Rights Committee
Alabama States’ Rights Committee
Alabama
W. D Malone
H.C. G. Stockam
Birmngham
Alr Long
Birmingham
Gessner T. McCorvey
Mobile
Douglass Stocktram
Birmaingham
George Y. Malone
Frank Dixon
M Os Hill
J. Tnzer Gadsden
Political showdown on Senate rules and civil rights debate
The article discusses a potential clash over cloture rules amid a Southern filibuster backed by Lucas and McGrath. It notes President’s push for simple majority power to halt debate, opposition from some Democrats, and Republican leverage. It mentions future speeches by McClellan and Johnson and cites past electoral shifts and damages statistics from 1998.
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Lucas
Titmnns
Wherry
Aluch
Congress
Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Russell D-Gay
Brougnton
DNC
MrClellan D. Ark
Lynden Johnson
Livestock arrival and market report from Montgomery and Thomasville
Market news from Montgomery and Thomasville reports livestock arrivals and steady to higher prices. Cattle receipts near 200 with slaughter steers and heifers selling 20 dollars higher on some lots. Calves scarce with vealers at 18 to 23 dollars. Hogs steady to higher with 180 to 240 pound hogs 19 dollars, 240 to 270 pound hogs 16 to 17.50 dollars, and larger hogs 16 to 16.56 dollars. Continuous quotations reflect soft and semi firm categories across weights.
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Thomasvile
Gai
Ueda
Elatt Pie
Alyssi Foultrie
Ala
Jacksonville
Pallabinsee
Montgomery
Montgomery AP
Federal State Market
Union
Lake Talquin Hides Body Of Fisherman
High winds on Lake Talquin hampered searchers seeking Walker Lowery of Quincy. The 40 year old fisherman, with his brother Fred and another man, overturned their boat Saturday. Lowery swam for shore for help and apparently drowned. Sheriff Otho Edwards said searches would focus around Pittman’s Landing as weather allowed.
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Walker Lowery
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Fred
Hels
Gadsden County
Otho Edwards
Pittman's Landing
Moving day eases overcrowding at two schools
City Superintendent Bruce Flurry reports arrangements complete as students move from North Highland to Carver High School. Six elementary grades stay at North Highland while high school pupils leave, freeing space for classrooms. An open house at Carver High is possible, with details to follow.
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Gecared
Bruce
Jett
North Highland School
Carver High School
North Highland
Board of Education
Branch Laboratory Sets Rabies Record in Dothan
Dothan’s Cranch laboratory serving five Wiregrass counties posted a February high for rabies testing with 1,317 specimens examined and 196 positive. Among the positives eight were foxes and three were dogs, as lab director Mrs Anne Cooper announced.
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Focal
Record Flood Threat Presses Crete Nebraska Area
In Crete and surrounding Holt County districts a severe flood crisis unfolds as the Big Blitz drives river levels higher. Seward reports record highs with hundreds evacuated, Camp Strader submerged, and dikes tested while the Elkorn and Bikborn rivers threaten further incursion for 24 hours. Authorities warn of extensive flooding across the valley and ongoing evacuations.
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Seward
Vale of
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Camp Strader
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Bikborn
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Neb
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Elkborn
Suspected 16 Under Routine Rally Check At Government
The article recalls that number 16 drew suspicion during a routine government rally check. A Saturday midnight interview with a Russian engineer involved Russian embassy staff in Washington and Soviet UN representatives with Justice and State Department attorneys and an interpreter. Yesterday, two members of the Russian UN delegation were reported denied entry to see Gubitchev at the federal detention house.
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United Nations
Justce
State Department
U. N
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Federal House of Detention
United States May Block Travel To Leipzig Fair
US officials weigh denying access to the Leipzig fair for foreign visitors crossing into the Russian zone in Berlin. Gen. Lucius D. Clay may implement a travel restriction that would bolster the counter block by the Allies and hurt Soviet era German industry. Planning follows fears of reduced foreign buyers and disrupted trade as the March event approaches.
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Nurnberg
Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
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Areaas
Clay
Iron Curtain
Leipzig
Czech Visia
Czechoslovakia
Miditary
Life With Mother Not So Easy Now
Dr Margeret Mead, scientist and author, told a speech in San Diego that American homes still contain the same broad assortment of women as in grandmother’s era. She noted the modern mother faces enduring social roles and expectations within the home.
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Ban Diego
Granding
Margeret Mead
Honolulu hop attempt by Odom continues after earlier setback
A single engine crate lifted smoothly on a new try after Odom, the pilot who circled the globe in 73 hours, five minutes, 11 seconds, wore the gray hat and suit from his world flight. The Waikiki Beach approached takeoff with 288 gallons aboard as a rescue escort plane trailed into the dawn sky.
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Odom
Honolulu
Teterboro
Oakland
Calif
Nevada
Big Bit
Hawaiian Sea
Axis Sally Deno As Selfish Tie
The trial judge described Axis Sally Sally Gillars as selfish, denouncing her as putting herself before others. Prosecutor Kelley recalled Gillars broadcasting German war propaganda, saying she betrayed listeners for personal gain and caused suffering.
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Axis
Sally Deno
Washington
Sally
Gillars
Allen
Thalley
Kelley
Geneva Bookmobile Doubles Its Stop Count in February
The Geneva region bookmobile service nearly doubled its stop total in February. By month end the unit logged about 120 stops, serving nearly all arterial routes and reaching 34 schools, 8 stores, and numerous homes. Circulation rose with more adult and juvenile volumes lent during the period.
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Geneva
Fim
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