Miss Gertrude Grizzard Dies At Newton Home
Funeral services for Miss Gertrude Grizzard sixty three who died Wednesday night at the Newton home of friend Mrs Elizabeth Roberts will be at 10 am Friday at Newton Methodist Church with Rev A B Tanton officiating Burial will follow in the city cemetery with Holman Funeral Home in charge Miss Grizzard a Methodist missionary served in several foreign lands Her step mother Mrs W P Grizzard of Nashville Tenn survives The note adds washing machines became popular during World War I.
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Elizabeth Roberts
Newton
Newton Methodist Church
A. B. Tanton
City
Holman Funeral Home
Mise Grizzard
Methodist Church
W. P. Grizzard
Nashville
France and Britain clash over German recovery plan at London talks
The conference reveals deep fault lines as Bidault insists Germany must ship coal to fuel French steel while Bevin and Marshall resist four power Ruhr control. Austria’s deputies report six weeks of fruitless talks, and small nations push for a consultative role in shaping the German treaty amid disputes over who should be heard.
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United States
Andina Vichinsky
Pravda
Communist Party
Russia
Mikhail Marinin
Britain
Acheson urges aid to Greece amid Russia discussion
In a congressional hearing Acheson avoided naming Russia while stressing that aid to Greece should come from the United States or a broader coalition. He warned against delaying aid, saying failure could threaten Turkey and wider Western democracy.
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Unified national defense urged by Patterson before Senate
Secretary of War Patterson urged a single national defense department to unite the armed forces into one team. He declared the old Army Navy cooperation idea died at Pearl Harbor and pressed for legislative unification.
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Meredith Ben F Dies on Graceville Route
Funeral services for Ben F Meredith sixty eight of Graceville route two will be held at 3 p m Friday at Big Creek Church with Rev M S Buldwit officiating Burial will follow in the church cemetery Ward Wilson in charge Merideth had lived in the community five years and was a Methodist parishioner Surviving are his wife three daughters five sons three brothers and eleven grandchildren Active pallbearers and honorary attendees are listed in the notice
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Graceville
Big Creek
Ward Wilson
Meredith
Methodist Church
Selma Etheridge
Carrie B. Watford
Jean Meredith
Rowe
Harvey
David
Frank
Johnny
Jack Meredith
Jim Meredith
Panama City
Sam Meredith
Millville
Willie Meredith
Clunax
Willie B. Skinner
V. J. Powell
O. Handerson
B. Culbreth
Ben Martin
H.R. Barnes
W. Raymond Archie Clark
Grady Watford
J. Os. Nealey
Cleo Smith
James Hyatt
James FE. Powell
Milton Barnes
Laura Clark
Quincy Clark
Henry Clark
Truman Dons Oxygen Mask On Trip Home
President Truman wore an oxygen mask on the flight home from a Florida vacation as the plane climbed to 17 500 feet to avoid a storm. Press secretary Ross said the trip was quiet up there. Newsmen in the other plane reported rough weather between Jacksonville and Charleston. Truman arrived at 6 22 PM after a 4 12 hour flight from Key West where he spent a week fishing and relaxing.
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Truman
Florida
Charles G. Ross
Jacksonville
Fla
Charleston
S. C
Key West
Alabama state employment office reports February placements
The Alabama State Employment Service placed 12,284 persons into jobs in February, up from January. Of these, 1,987 were non agricultural, with the Mobile office supplying 2,075 placements, followed by Birmingham 1,363 and Montgomery 604 among others.
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APD
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Ensley
Alexander City
Dothan
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Gollum linked to Overell engagement amid seaside tragedy
Gollum, a former Navy radio man at Los Angeles City College, is the son of ex Los Angeles police commissioner Frederick L. Gollum. He knew Miss Overell since childhood and disputes with her parents over marriage timing. The couple planned to marry after her birthday and live independently while finishing school. Early Sunday dawn funeral crowds joined the search for the Overells after they died in a beach skiff incident.
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Gollum
Nave
Los Angeles City College
Frederick L. Gollum
Los Angeles Police
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Wilhelmina Stomel
Stomel
Mary
Lifetime Cheese Custom From Alpine Births
An old Alpine practice ties cheese making to a child’s birth. On special life occasions, portions of the cheese are eaten and the final piece is saved for the person’s funeral.
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Alpine
Free life for Dora cited in juror chamber account
Mrs Castendvk described a case where Dora, a frail woman, was kept in close servitude and denied friends or motion pictures. Assistant U.S. Attorney Ritter said Dora met Mrs Ingalls in Alabama at 14 and was later taken to Washington, D.C. with threats of imprisonment to control her. The Philippines note contrasts native wildlife on island isolation.
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FBI
Ingalls
Alabama
Mira Elizabeth Kimball
Washington, D.C
Walter Harmon
Mrs. Ingalls
Harmon
Ritzi
Livestock Receipts At Eight Plants Across Several States
Livestock receipts at eight major packing plants in Aspany Columbus Mtounlirie Thomasville and Lifton Georgia Dotnan Alabama and Jacksonville and Sau nagsee Florida totaled cattle and hogs. Hog prices remained steady while trading was moderately active. Medium to excellent butchers over 80 pounds quoted at 27.00 to 42.75 per plant, with some Jonghauls at 23. Most good grade sows sold 17.50 to 40.75.
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Thomasville
USDA
Aspany
Columbus
Mtounlirie
Montgomery market cattle hogs and calves steady to strong
Montgomery Union Stock Yards reports a 200 head estimated cattle salable receipt with broad demand and active trade. Calves show strong opening with Good to Choice grades at 19.00-22.00, common 11.00-18.50. Hogs run 300 head, weights over 300 pounds at 22.50-24.00, lighter lots down to 16.00-18.50, sows 16.90-20.50, stags 16.00.
Chicago Hog and Cattle Market Report Summary
In Chicago livestock trading, salable hogs listed at 5,000 of 8,000 total, under 280 pounds active and steady to 25 cents higher, 280 pounds and over slow to 25 cents lower, some bids on 300 pounds plus 25-50 cents lower. sows steady to 25 cents lower, top 28.00, most hogs unsold with 180-250 pounds at 27.50-27.85. Cattle and calves: salable cattle 6,000, calves 800, slaughter cattle slow, 25-50 cents lower. beef cows and bulls weak. canners steady. Illinois fed steers topped at 28.00, good/choice steers 22.50-96.50, common/medium steers 17.00-21.75, choice fed heifers above 24.00, beef cows 15.50-16.50, canners 10.75-12.50. vealers 25.90, overall market slow and weak.
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Chicago
USDA
Speedups in Arctic Day Extend Long Day Compared
The article notes the Arctic experiences longer days than the Antarctic because Earth's orbital speed varies, moving faster from September through March, extending daylight periods during that time.
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Arctic
Antarctic
Earth
Flooded Lands Hit Rich Sand in East Anglia and Beyond
Flood waters threaten crops across the Fenlands and eastern Britain, with 40,000 acres of soil mined or ruined and entire potato crops destroyed. In Saxony Bremen faced rising waters and ice sweeping away four bridges, isolating the city as emergency work began on a new crossing. Farmland near B remained submerged.
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Saxony
Germany
Bremen
Wener
Statute Reform Debate Roils State Judiciary Panel
Chairman Gessner Twytte urged action on number 4 ton statutes before the judiciary committee. Former Lie. Senator J. Miller Bonner of Wise and ex-Rep. EF. c. Boswell of Geneva resisted changes, citing the Boswell Amendment ratified last November. Bonner and Boswell urged leaving restrictions on voter legislation intact. Party leader McCorvey warned Alabar may eventually repeal primary laws to keep Negroes from voting.
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Gessner Twytte
J. Miller Bonner
Wise
EF. c. Boswell
Geneva
Boswell
Bonner
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