Cross Sections Of Life In Cross Sections Of Life In Na ED TO SONOR
Evalyn eetance Hill and Hor ace Bagjamin Libeth of Alabama are listed on the academic honor list in the College of Education at the University. The annual W. E. Kirkland Birthday Sing festival invites public attendance. Dr. W. T. Burkett, county health officer, can be contacted for health updates and medents information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SONOR
Evalyn Eetance Hill
Horace Bagjamin Libeth
Hen Waxtente
Ig Alvaraliy
of Alabama
College of Education
Finaeers
W. T. Burkett
Dothan
Satara
Simon Bolivar and Latin Emancipation Origins Noted
The passage references Simon Bolivar as leader of independence efforts against Spain affecting Venezuela, Ecuador, Panama, Colombia and Belle. It mentions a miswritten tortoise metaphor, notes the hawk as a West Indies Gulf of Mexico animal range, and cites an average weight of 30 to 40 pounds with occasional 25 pound specimens.
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Simon Bolivar
Spain
Venestals
Ecuador
Panam
Waa
Venesuala
Colombia
West Indies
Gulf of Mexico
Accidental Shooting Injures Boy in Dothan
A 12 year old boy Myron McAllister was accidentally shot by his 16 year old brother with a .22 rifle in Dothan. He suffered jaw injuries and tooth loss but was not in critical condition. They were at home with relatives Mr and Mrs Early Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron McAlister
Tom
Herman McAllister
Routerone
Myron
Larry
Dothan
Walt
Iara
Arnold
Arnolds
West
Powell Street
Zoning Board Endorses Residential Status Change on West Main Street
The Zoning Adjustments Board endorsed a proposal to classify part of West Main Street and adjacent districts as residential, sending the measure to the City Planning Commission for endorsement. Complaints from Southwest Dothan residents about noise from Williame and Worls Lumber Company sawmills were discussed, with about 30 locals citing disturbances during ongoing mill reconstruction after a December fire. Early Kouklia Cyprus sculpture unearthed, a marble sphinx with red, green, and blue feather coloring drawing archaeologists’ praise. The International Amateur Athletic Federation in Brussels requires medical sex certificates for women entering certain events, after a new decree.
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Moniy
Clove
E. J. Ford
General Says GIs To Abandon Wheels And Footslog
General John Church, head of the infantry training center, urged US troops to abandon excessive vehicle use and fight on foot when needed. He emphasized realistic patrol tactics learned on the Korean front and stressed soldiers must think under fire and use head over speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benning
John Ho Charch
Trezh
Korea
Th Divison
Thurch
Seoul
Taejon
William F. Dean
Bia
Japan
Church
Wryay
Arely
Nahktonz
Watgwan
Jong Road
Seat
Covington Plant History and Family Notice
Number 13 ler was sold in internal inn ets. In recent years the 9 had contracts to produce the planter for use with tractors. During an expansion program In 1947, the plant was moved from Headland to Dothan to occupy new ly constructed buildings on the Headland Highway. Funeral and rural will be in Yeadland, with arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ler
Headland
Dothan
Mr. Covington
Iman
Lumber Producers Urged To Obtain OPS Regulations
ATLANTA AP lumber producers in the Southeast were urged to contact their nearest Price Stabilization Office to resolve confusion slowing production and shipments. Regional Director George D. Patterson Jr. said a staff of experts is being assembled to handle interpretations andclarifications. His area includes South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi and Tennessee with OPS offices in several cities.
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Atlanta
Lumbermern
Industey
OPS
George D. Patterson, Jr
Iman
I In
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Department of Commerce
Patterson
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Tennessee
Birmingham
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Miami
Savannah
Jackson
Columbia
Mermphis
Naalville
Jaycees Resume Paper Drive in Dothan Night Pickup
Jaycees in Dothan restart their paper drive with a night pickup service led by project chairman Jack Turner. Residents urged to call 25260 if they have magazines, cardboard, or paper for collection. Funds from sale support city beautification efforts starting next month.
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Dothan Jaycees
Jack Turner
Jaycees
Saynee City
Thonth
Freight Derailment Blocks Tracks in Floridale
A Louisville and Nashville freight train derailed today, leaving 37 cars off the rails. No injuries were reported as crews attributed the spill to a broken rail or roadbed failure on the line near Floridale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floridadale
Fis
St.Mr
Louisville & Nashville
North Georgia live poultry markets face high costs
AP reports US Department data show steady to firm demand but short supplies at dressing plants and in markets due to elevated country costs. Prices for farm poultry and hens were listed with weights and regional comparisons, while New York cotton futures rose modestly and inflation signs are explained alongside a brief note on class size disputes in Roasja Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
USDA
North Georgia
Closed-Door Session Reports on Civilian Defense Budget
A Montgomery legislative panel heard Col H R Battley outline civilian defense needs in a restricted session as Alabama eyes defense readiness. Separate testimony detailed highway tolls from 8425 accidents, 364 fatalities, and 56.9 million dollars in losses. Public Safety Director J M McCullough urged traffic law changes including annual driver license renewals and periodic reevaluations, while a plan to nearly abolish the state auditor’s office was defeated by Rep Joe Dawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama
H.R. Battley
Southeastern
J. M. McCullough
Highway Patrol
McCullough
Public Safety
McCull
Livestock prices ease in Georgia Alabama Florida markets
Georgia Alabama and Florida eight major plants report receipts of about 9 800 head of cattle calves and hogs. Hog prices mostly steady with bellies and gilts priced 18 19.50 per cwt on various weight classes. Cattle and calves show mixed steady to higher quotes with stocker steers and heifers in the 25.50 to 39.30 range and hogs falling to around 12.50 to 20.00 for common to good slaughter categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Montgomery (Ap
Fed- State
Mkt News
SVG
Union Stock Yards
Bradley Plans To Quit And World Tensions Rise
Gen. Omer Bradley, chairman of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff, plans to retire this summer after a gathering for his World War II memoir A Soldier's Story. Also in New Orleans market updates, cotton futures surged to daily highs amid price freeze clarifications, while Danish director Carl Dreyer outlines a Holy Land film project and Irish weekly wages rise for over half the working population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Omer Bradley
U. S. Soint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
New Orleans
Carl Dreyer
Copheshagen
Holy Land
Deaths MBS Ida Lb Stone Funeral Held
Ida Lb Stone died at her Blakely home after an illness of nine long days. Funeral services were held today at 10 am at Blakely Methodist Church with Rev W V Dibble officiating and burial at Oxford Cemetery. A Mariette native, she had lived in Blakely for two years and was a church member. Survivors include her two sons William Lowery Stone of Blakely and Harry R Stone of Ailaning, and four daughters Mrs Norman S Buck of New Haven Connecticut and others.
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Ida Lb. Stone
Ida
Stone
Blakely
Longaess
Song
William Lowery Stope
Eod Harry R. Stone
Ailaning
Norman
Buck
New Haven
Conn
Education Of Public For Health Progress Indispensable
Review of Florida Health Board decade long survey Life and Death in Florida 1940 1946 notes federal funds aided venereal disease control and maternal child health, with state legislative support for hospitals, tuberculosis care, cancer and stream pollution abatement. It highlights increased hospital beds and newborn care, urges ongoing public education through media and exhibits, and calls health progress essential for the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florids Stete Board
Cy Teale
Jacksonville Fae Soe
Care Board of Health
Florida
Heaith
Chattahoochee
Galtes
Health Board
Falls
Hin
City Employee Hurt When Hit By Auto
Russell Tedder electric inspector for the city was struck and fractured a leg yesterday on East Main Street. Mrs. Drury Flowers of Dothan drove the auto. Police said the accident was unavoidable. Tedder was listed in satisfactory condition at noon today. He stepped from behind a highway department packing machine into the car at about 4 30 near St Andrews intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell ‘Tedder
East Main Street
Drury Flowers
Dothan
Hospital Stadies
Tedder
Telder
St. Andrews
Defense Will Appeal Death Sentence Meted to Collazo
Oscar Collazo, Puerto Rican revolutionary, was convicted of first degree murder for the killing of White House guard Leslie Coffelt during the Blair House attack. The jury imposed the death penalty requiring a sentence of execution. Collazo’s attorney plans a motion for a new trial, with a possible appeal to the Supreme Court, while clemency from President Truman remains uncertain.
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Washington
Oscar Collazo
Hiie
Lao A. Rover
Rover
Supreme Court
Collaze
Alaying Pvt
Leslie Coffelt
Blair House
Griselle Torrepala
Collazo
Cotte
Collezg
Torrecole
Gunle
T. Alan Goldsborough
Annally Collaro
Concert Membership Sale Ends Saturday
The 1951 52 Do ton Community Concert Association membership drive ends at noon Saturday. Applications for season cards will be accepted after that time. Mrs Herman Blumberg urges enrollment today. New members admitted to the April 5 concert by pianist John Magn. Association offices at the Dothan Chamber of Commerce open 9 am to 4 pm weekdays and Saturdays 9 am to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doton
Herman Blumberg
Todey
Association Muvsctibers
John Magn
Yeeel
Dothan Chamber of Commerce Ofive
Am. Unt & P.m
Baharday
P.m
AtGor evidence hints at limited new strength expected
The record notes that there is no strong new force likely to arrive. Four distinct chambers are cited: first room with two items, second room containing two seats, a third chamber list, and a final section. The overall texture suggests cautious progress without a decisive boost.
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Ming
W. E. Kirkland Birtedey
Pile
Wil
Navy
Dov
Chapman Mu Jousing CO
Nes
Kouklia
Cyprus
International
Amateur Athletic Federation
Brussels
Belgium
Russia
Pooroote
Ruhr
Rhine
Kyongju
Head At
Baptist Church
Elna Mendes
W. F. Covington, Jr
Dathan
Graham Carson
Perry C. Covington
Claude C. Covington
Path of
Redding
Sconyers
Herd
Yeadland
Ates
Word Times
Dc Word & Times
NEW York Cotton
Roasja
Sweden
Robert Christmas Ashford
Als
Bradley
Eire Gels Tees
Trades Union Council
Dublin
Camellias
Carter
Duthae
Mighway
Dial
Ncaa Aetvess
Bnew
Haiti
Ouside
AtGor
Dus Karwan
Sony Radio Service
E. Mate
Extuas
Ruacan
Tovar
E. Troy St
Panama
Pannen City
THE
BAY Line
Tri-State Fnance CO
Harry Cops. Mer. Llle
Troy St—Dottson, Ala
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