Crippled Clinic Dates Misdrafted in Wiregrass Notice
A garbled OCR notice from Houston County outlines a crippled clinic event at the Dothen Recreation Center and reports a fever case. Officials say a seven year old white child is infected with a disease, with close contacts quarantined. The Big Creek Singing Convention is set for March at Big Creek Church per Roney’s announcement.
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Dothen Recreation Center
Houston
Big Creek
Marth Secon
Big C K Church
Ea Roney
Hollis to Represent 4-H in Birmingham
Jimery Hollis, vice-president of the Roussard CH club, was chosen to represent 4-H in Birmingham at the Thursday Pride celebration during the March 41 week. Other delegates from Siete were also selected to attend the event.
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Jimery Hollis
Roussard CH Club
Coun
Siete
Pene
Pease Etna
Birmingham
Patrica Ann Batley
General County Council
H Clue
Caambar
Comimerce
Alabama Council
Patricia Ato Ty
Oswell Bailey
Stocomb
McCarthy Targets State Dept Officials and Communist Front Links
McCarthy names an official and cites alleged affiliations with Communist front organizations. He claims subversive influence and cites Mrs Dean Acheson statements as evidence while Tydings presses for the official’s identity.
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Iegal
Dean Acheson
Pdix
House
Washington
Tydings
McCarthy
High State Department
Special Service At Foster Street Methodist Church
Foster Street Methodist Church will hold a special worship service at 7 oclock tonight announced by Dr WF Calhoun pastor The event aligns with Dedication Week and followed by a meeting of the Board of Stewards All church members and friends are urged to attend
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Foster Street Methodist Church
WF. Calhoun
All Methodist
Board of Stewats
Invasion Exercise On Vieques Island By U S Forces
Faral troopers join joint Army Navy Air Force maneuvers on Vieques near Puerto Rico in Portrex the largest peacetime exercise. Secretaries and officers witness airborne assault as 40 000 soldiers sail pseudodramatic mock invasion using jet planes and carrier fleets.
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Wayton Moore
Missouri
Ilva
Parker
Elbour
Third Inn
Ronted
Puerto Rico
Alitox
Jin “Portrex
Vieques
Negro Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter Five Years
Leroy Porter of Dothan W Neero pleaded guilty in Circuit Court to first degree manslaughter for shooting Joe Foster at a Negro home, with a five year prison term. Teena Thomas and Hattie Mae Davis faced assault charges and were acquitted. their appeals are noted.
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Leroy Porter
Dothan
W Neero
Pricon
Porter
Joe Foster
Mary Lou Orewa
Teena Thomas
Hattie Mae Davis
Home Agents Meeting Scheduled in Dothan
Southeast Alabama home demonstration agents from seven counties will attend a meeting Thursday in Houston County led by Miss Tran Mallett. Miss Ella Majors from Auburn will oversee the sessions with Miss Margaret Ward, Miss Carolyn Ark, and others from Andalusia, Enterprise, Geneva, Troy, Ozark, Abbeville, and Dothan listed among attendees.
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Alabema
Houston County
Tran Mallett
Ella Majors
Aulbuen
Margaret «Ward
Carolyn Ark
Andalusia
Myzella Martin
Enterprise
Dorothy Baker
Geneva
Emogene Bennett
Troy
Mary Josopeland
Ozark
Eunice Ivey
Abbe
Christian Church Hosts Brotherhood Dinner Tonight
Disciples of Christ churches globally join the Annual Brotherhood Dinner at First Christian Church. Attendants from Alabama and other U S states join guests from Attica the Rope Islands China India and Jal. Talks highlight Week of Compassion with aims across India Italy and more. G V Mre FL Collins and Mrs Cuthbertson prepare. Pastor Scofield toasts. The full Baptist congregation expected.
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Fellowship of Disciples of Christ
First Christian Church
Alabama
United States
Attica
Rope Islands
China
India
Jal
Robert Suitz
Italy
FL. Collins
C. Cuthbertson
R. Scofield
Baporal Church
Wolfe's Court Testimony Sparks Mental Health Debate
A Brooklyn judge orders further insanity tests for Wolfe after he proclaims himself the Messiah in court. Wolfe, previously convicted of murdering his wife and once released from Matteawan, seeks a new sentence as doctors be scrutinize his sanity amid a dramatic mental health confrontation.
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Wolfe
Aed
Matleawan
War leaders weigh terms as Hitler incapacitated
Reports say Adolf Hitler suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and was not expected to live days. President Truman told the Prime Minister that America would accept only unconditional surrender on all fronts in concert with Russia and Britain. Churchill voiced urgency to end the war but insisted the U S must stand by its terms.
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Truman
Mini
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America
Russia
Britain
Churchill
Trias
Red Cross Blood Program Aids Statewide Health Efforts
The Red Cross blood program in Alabama operates a Mobile center and regional stations, supplying blood to 1,350 hospitals in 30 states. It also runs training in first aid swimming and home nursing, while the state Red Cross aided 811 families in disasters andlogged thousands of volunteer hours.
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Déysiog County
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First Pines
Petsona
Mobile
Red Cross
Mobile Blood Center
Atlanta
Alabama
Tno
Red Cross Home Service Division
Livestock arrivals across southern plants total large numbers
Livestock totals reach 300 cattle 125 calves and 4000 hogs across Albany Columbus Moul trie Thomasville Titton Gays Dothen Jacksonville and Tallahassee Florida. Hog market mostly steady with various weight classes priced from 13 to 17 dollars per hundredweight. cattle and calf receipts moderate with steady to strong demand noted at major markets in Montgomery and Union Stock Yards.
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USDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Titton
Gays Dothen
Jacksonville
Talllahassee
Fla
Montgomery
Feds
Mkt
SVC —_ Union
Stock Yards
Caille
Calvi
Hoga
Invitation Accepted Address to Cotton Manufacturers Institute
Secretary Chartier Sawyer accepted an invitation to speak at the first annual intervention of the American Cotton Manufacturers Institute in Palm Beach Florida on March 3 April. Cotton futures moved lower in New York and New Orleans trading with prices down several cents per bale amid liquidation and hedge selling.
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Njc
Secretary of Commerce
Chartier Sawyer Today
NEW York Cotton
NEW York
New Orleans
Cetics
Alin Am
Deema
Deaths in Wiregrass Dorathy Lote Andrews funeral held
Funeral services for Dorothy Lote Andrews twenty one of 400 Florida Ave Dothan who died Tuesday were held yesterday at Wilson chapel the Rev A D Zhinden officiated with interment in City cemetery C Will Johnson of Webb aged sixty died at Ladonie Baptist Church where services were held in Webb community.
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Dorothy Andrews
Dorothy Lote Andrews
Florida Ave
Dothan
Wi Wuson Chapel
Nev. A
W. C. Fornon Phenix City
Puneret
We C. cWill
Johann, Siaty
Pemeny
Webb
Ladonie
Storm damages regional base and farms in Alabama fallout
The Associated Press reports hail and high winds caused extensive damages across southern Alabama. Maxwell Air Base near Montgomery suffered up to 500000 dollars in losses with nine aircraft damaged, a warehouse unroofed, and power lines felled. A trailer community near Opelika was wrecked, injuring an 11 year old boy, while a Montgomery radio station went off air due to power failures as weather fronts moved through.
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Geneva
Duinley
Goodwin
Dothan Utilities Superitendent
Alsbaray Power Company
Iine
Dothan Fail
Bant Main
Associated Press
Maxwell Air Base
Montgomery
Col G. Mulzer
Mulzer
Kilby
WIJ
Opeleka
Jimmy McArthur
Mel
Norman McArthur
Arthur Long
Anglo American colony in Soviet Union runs self contained club
Moscow AP describes an Anglo American colony in the Soviet Union with own school, doctors, cinema, dancing, tennis courts, and a club that hosts movies, a binzo party, live music, and a bar seven nights weekly. It notes American embassy staff initiated activities and lists state origins of visitors amid various details. Also mentions Miss Wimarose Nicholson of Cobb County Georgia selected for International Farm Youth Exchange to Europe with 49 peers.
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Soviet Union
Chile
Europe
Wimarose Nicholson
Cobb County
Georgia
International Farm
Miss Nicholson
Georgia State College For Women
Meat Program Slated By Chamber Group Tomorrow And Friday
A two day meat education program led by the Nations Meat Board arrives in Dothan with grocers and consumers invited. L. J. Klug will direct demonstrations on cutting pricing and displaying, plus salesmanship and low temperature cooking. After retailer sessions, lectures and demos will address students service clubs and public groups on meat selection carving and nutrition.
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Dothan
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Dunseth
Analysis of Needle Marks in Old Injuries Discussed
The dialogue questions whether a needle puncture can be inspected for timing by blood presence. Dr. Ford confirms it is possible but not definitive, while Phinney notes a single puncture mark on Mrs Bor toln'a left arm near the elbow, though Dr. Sander claims multiple attempts in the same area.
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Phinney
Wreckage Scene Leaves Neighbors Stunned
A crash left a large mess across a residence yard, with debris spread over the lot. Witnesses describe shards of metal and scattered wreckage while rescuers work to recover bodies, a process expected to take hours. An unnamed friend and neighbor was deeply affected by the tragedy.
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Jltte Tiny Atecee
Governor Talmadge Highlights Education in Sunset School Talk
In Blackshear Georgia Gov Herman Talmadge spoke during Sunset School dedication exercises. He said educational betterment is the top Georgia project. The speech touched on U.S. Marines and a note about cheese production, reflecting era concerns and local context.
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Blackshear
Herman Talmadge
Sunset School
Georgia
Howard College Choir Training Meeting Sets Dothan Concert
The A Cappella Choir of Howard College plans a Dothan concert on Friday with a program of Handel Christiansen Kallinskov and arrangements by Smith Burleigh and Dawson. The event features church and community group participation across multiple Alabama towns and invites further appearances at national events.
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Dothan
Howard Collingham
A. D. Heedlina Ares Dathas
Duperiman
Handel
Christiansen
Kallinskov
Monden
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Sylacana
Mexander City
Gounes
Nenit City
Eufaule
Mobile
Thomasville
Montgomery
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Bessemer
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Cakegge
Kiwanis Club Names Delegates to 35th Convention
Kiwanis International delegates from the Jordan Club were named for the 35th annual convention in May at Miami. President Kiwenia Cloud and J White King Ted Sam Stephens will represent, with alternates Jerome Sullivan Fr R L Tumet among the club’s selections. Guests included Corbet Jr St Petersburg Dowling and Howard Trippe.
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J. White King
Ted Sam Stephens
Jordan Club
Kiwanis International
Miami
Jerome Sullivan
R. L. Tumet
Napier Field Vocations Trade Schoal
Kiwanian
Antitrust Bill Targets Unions In Evolving Trade Rule
Senator Robertson sponsors a pending measure to subject unions to antitrust laws when they restrain trade in expanding industries, arguing it curbs monopolistic powers of John L. Lewry’s United Ming Workers union. Tobin calls the BM an attack on free collective bargaining and warns it recalls anti trust nets used to harass labor.
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D-Va
Hax
John L. Lewry
Anlef
United Ming Workers Union
Tobin
Sheep Business in Doe's Own Words and Veterinary Aid
The account describes 600 sheep brought from Montana to graze near a doe’s property. Corn fodder with borers caused stomach and hoof issues. 14 sheep were foundered. Vet advised a bitter prognosis, owner treated each sheep multiple times with traditional remedies and prayed for recovery. The owner claims a $260 loss or gain as the outcome, and a U S Department of Agriculture note on dietary shifts among low income families toward more meat and eggs.
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Montana
Vewrinary
Kevel
Amd
Doc Fuller
U_ S Department of Agriculture
Diplomatic Rift and Evacuation Over Bulgarian Spy Confession
United States cut ties with Bulgaria after repeater accusations tied to the American legation in Sofia. All officials evacuated as Shipkov signed a confession, claimed to be coerced, with Bulgarian police denying hope for his release while he testified he spied for the Americans under orders from a former minister Dona.
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Varene
Gulgaria
Io Sofia
Shipkov
Buseian
Zune
Lenzig
Skipkov
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