Harman Talks Crops at Seminole Mart in Rehobeth
A special public speaking contest and quarter finals for Future Farmers of America will be held at Rehobeth High School Thursday at 10 oclock. Four counties including Henry, Houston, Callee, and Geneva will send contestants led by Levonne Reeves and Mike Ward. The event leads to Auburn state finals in June as part of the Ames Convention. A Be careful on truck crops was stressed by A Harman of the Coastal Experiment Station Tifton as he outlined marketable crops and pest control measures for the area.
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Farmers of Amen
Rehobeth High School
Columbia Rag
Geneva Suture Farmers of America
Henry Houston
Goilee
Geneva
Espy, Jr
Headlang
FFA Pimmer
Levonne Reeves
Vicksburg
Israel
James
Mike Ward
Donalsonville
A. Harman
Tifton
Harman
Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Era
A fragmented local note describes an afternoon Sacred Harp sing at Magnolia Church and a public fire alarm at 1308 South Metin. It mentions a parents training session at First Presbyterian and a Cub Scout pack under sponsorship, with a report of a bee and a tragedy involving B C Morrison.
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Magnolia Church
Sacred Harp Sing
Arents
Organizs Goa
Thukeh
McCarthy's claims fuel Cold War espionage debate
Fragmented OCR text references McCarthy remarks on espionage and Russian threats, noting Democratic members critiquing his rhetoric. The garbled passage mentions spies, political posturing, and dangerous charges, hinting at tensions in wartime intelligence and U S political landscape.
Thefts From Autos Charged To Negro Released From Kilby
A Seysaroly Dothan Negro named Hue bert Glover of Long Atlanta Street was released from Kilby prison and held at the County Jail in connection with thefts from autos downtown. Police say he admitted breaking a car window with a brick and taking several packages of elk arats from it. Several other vehicles were damaged that night at Five Points. Glover and others are held on vagrancy and loitering charges and may face breaking and entering charges.
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Kilby
Huebert Glover
Long Atlanta
James Lewis
Glover
Lewis
Glover Rele
Trial witnesses link Turner to late night home raid
The Whitt brothers testified at Windol’s trial that Turner, armed with a pistol, led a midnight raid on Thomas Harris’s home. The incident left Ruby Nell Harris paralyzed and Verline Thurman wounded, while the accused faced charges as associates in a Negro sharecropper case.
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Erzodrold
Yor
Wag Stot
Verline Thurman
Chamber Has 350 of 1200 Prize Money
The Dothan Chamber of Commerce Fa Stock Show and Sale committee reports having 350 dollars of a 1200 dollar prize fund. They are soliciting donations from local businesses to complete the prize money and support event preparations at the stockyard, with organizers actively working on the show.
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Chamber
Dothan Chamber of Commerce
Saleco
Mmittee
Toial
Ceretery Belden
Lellere
VEW Post To Choose Officers At Session
VEW Post 3678 of the VFW will elect officers at its meeting at the Post Home on Montgomery highway. Nominated are Dwight Mcinieh and Ewell Layton for commander, Hugo Adking and Dwight Me semtr for vice commander, Byron Gwaltney and Wallace Lembert for junior vice commander, Byron Gwaltney and Raymond Cox for quartermaster, Leonard Neill, Ewell Leyton, Dwight Mu Imph, and Jona Parsons for post at large, Fred Howell, Dwight, Melmab, Willem Griggs, Wa Corbitt for chaplain, Max Fa Les Nick Saad, Tullis Free and Dr. W. Windham for surgeon, Wallace Lambert, Grady Loflin, ilar igga and Nick Baad for trustees.
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V.F.W
Montgomery Highway
Dwight Mcinieh
Ewell Layton
Hugo Adking
Dwight Mesemtr
Byron Gwaltney
Wallace Lembert
Raymond Cox
Leonard Neill
Ewell Leyton
Dwight Mu Imph
Jon
Farmers May Order Tomato Plants Now
Assistant County Agent J N White announced farmers may place orders between Tow and Saturday noon for tomato plants. The truck will leave Sunday for Barlow and Fis to deliver additional supplies for the 1980 crop. Over 200000 plants have been distributed through the Ashford State market under a cooperative plan, with strong demand in the area. A $2.50 deposit is required on earth 1 000 plants ordered. U S Maine Dan Daly twice earned the Congressional Medal of Honor for service in 1960 and against Haitian bandits. the Norneck died in 1637.
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J. N. White
Barlow
Fis
Ashford
White
Arnold's Condition Said Still Critical
The condition of 20 year old J. J. Arnold of Cottonwood injured in an automobile accident early Sunday was listed as still critical by hospital staff. He has not regained consciousness since admission. The crash involved a vehicle driven by John McChintic of Dothan which overturned several times. McChintic was hospitalized and a third passenger Billy Jon Poe of Dothan was treated for injuries.
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J. J. Arnold
Cottonwood
Poyndang
Arnold
Beig
John McChntic
Dothan
McChintic
Billy Jon Poe
Wea
Co op housing plan stirs mixed support in Congress
Democratic leaders debate a $2 billion government corporation to back co op housing loans up to 80 years at about 3 percent. Some support from Truman, many Democrats reluctant, Republicans oppose. Critics call it discriminatory and socialist while veterans’ housing terms loom in discussion of possible compromises.
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Toop
Democrata
Veiki Waa Jt
Almos
House
GOP
Truman
Key West
Fla
Sponte
Senate
Leadera
Economic aid figures misspecify program names and amounts
The document cites a four percent aid initiative for Korea and a 45 million dollar sum to support Prandent Iruman's point four program, plus 27.45 million for Araby refugees in Palestice. It lists a general bill granting 2.95 billion dollars in cash spending authority and a 159 million carryover, with 100 million for sid but omitting point four relief.
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Aasiarance
Prandent Iruman
Progam
Palestice
Wearable ensemble features slow casual line styling
The article describes a Wearable ensemble with a simple chic jacket as a top layer and a cool top-sleeved Altair style. It lists pattern numbers like 30609 and 12 16 18 30 38 40 with size 18 dress requirements and fabric yardages such as 39 inches for a bolero.
Wiregrass Deaths Presiding rites for Elyah Mati and others
Funeral services were held for Elyah J Mati eighty of Donalsonville at Sprnatieia Baptist Church cemetery with Rev Whitt Arken officiating. Survivors include daughter Mrs Ward of Bainbridge and son J E Ward of Bain. Also noted are services for H T Ward in Tron City and S Jones in Cottondale with interment at Milleae Cemetery and multiple pallbearers named.
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Elnag J. Hill
H. T. Ward
Tron City
Ned Hill
A. Jones
Cottondale
Jones
Ashford Mt
Jackson
H. B Mosely
Evie Christman
Marianna
J. W. White
Dothan
Stella Strickland
Montgomery
Blackburn Funeral Home
Chiplt
Rehobeth FFA Barbecue Replaces Mother-Daughter Event
Rehobeth FFA and Future Homemakers Chapters hosted a barbecue for about 250 parents at the school. The event replaced the annual Mother Daughter and Father Son banquet with a ceremony featuring Eugens West, Miso Harem, Kenneth West, Jean Parker, Mer ay Martin, Virginia Redmond, and Talmadge Sutier.
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Enabeth Ghachuot
Felugy
Lawrence Wilhatta
United Nations and Russia in Talks for Peaceful Coexistence
Lie stated that he saw no reason for delaying a two year program to win peace through the United Nations. He noted Soviet bloc non attendance and nationalist delegates from China as obstacles and suggested walking out or staying away as methods to resolve differences.
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United Nations
Lie
Soviet Union
Ghine
Klavern ties swirl around Pell City and Talladega arrests
State investigators released a list of Klavern members including Louis Harrison of Pell City and Claude Luker of Talladega. Four men are held on murder charges in the case linked to the Georgia association led by Raper. Klavern factions in Pell City and Talladega reportedly disbanded after Roy Heath, a Klansman, killed himself following threats to family.
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Pell City
Louis Harrison
Eutcope
Tocol Klavern
Hurst
Harrison
Klavern
Atlas Dega Klaverns
Georgia Association
Raper
Charlis Carlisle
Claude Luker
Talladega
Albert Wilson
Talladega County
Horn
Luker
Roy Heath
Heath
Lafayette Street MYF Elects New Officers
The Lafayette Street Methodist Church Methodist Youth Fellowship elected new officers for the year with Tom Cail as president and Les Cherry and Annelle Guy as vice presidents. Jackie Brown became secretary, Joe Kingry treasurer, Mrs Watling as counselor, and Annis Laure Kornegey and Jacques as commission chairs. Community service leadership includes Mayne Riley, James Murrell, and Genee Lee.
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Methodist
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Tom Cail
Ane
Les Cherry
Annelle Guy
Jackie Brown
Joe Kingry
Mrs Watling
Annis Laure Kornegey
Jacques
Mayne Riley
James Murrell
Gienée Lee
Dothan Man Elected On Agriculture Group
AUBURN AF Alabama Polytechnic experts led a short course on insect and disease control for about 109 crop farmers. They discussed peanut and cotton practices and elected several officers including Hap Dothun J R Johns ton and others from Huntsville Montgomery and Foley.
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Dothan
Auburn
Alabama
Polytechnic
Ronautier Tment
Dothun
de Flynn Morris
Unpatriotic Officials Face Constitutional Hardship
Fragmented historic text discusses unpatriotic conduct, government rights, and the balance of liberties. It references the president and Congress bearing responsibility for welfare in world affairs and notes hardship from executive power and non-appointment under urgent public need.
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Hari
Congress
Paratrooper Seeks Spotlight With Barbecue Drive-In Plans
The article notes a former paratrooper named Smith who served with 17 Jumpe' and plans to earn through radio and TV rights, endorsements, and a forthcoming book. He will live in a five by eight cabin with a television, at a drive-in that serves mostly barbecue. An 11 year old observer, Bobby Smith, recalls but does not share his father's ambition, saying he will not be going up next.
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Smith
Hye
Bobby Smith
Bobby
Solicitor Drops Charge Against Horn in Local Case
The solicitor's office in Ister has withdrawn the charge against Horn, ending the prosecution. No further details were provided about the case or next steps.
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Ride
Ister
Horn
Livestock and Cotton Markets Reported Amid Mixed Trade
AP dispatch describes cattle and calf arrivals totaling 230 cattle and 1215 calves across major packing regions including Columbus and Jacksonville. Quotes for hogs, calves, and sows show varied prices. New Orleans and New York cotton futures rise while other commodities move with mixed momentum.
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Homnavinse
Ge (Ap
USDA
Columbus
Mouble
de. Dothan
Jacksonville Tallabasses
Fla
Jstaady
Browant
Peanut program changes face House committee clash
The House debated a peanut provision allowing a 100,009 acre increase and a transportation cost subsidy to absorb current surplus. It would withhold price supports from the 1961 crop if marketing quotas fail. The peanut provision drew attack in conference committee during the debate.
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Luday, Thurs, & Fri
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VEW
U.S. Maine
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the Therneck
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Dothan Eagle
10Th St
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Green Acre
Gordon
Ala
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Hampshires
Registerea Creeding Store
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MYF
Montgomery Market
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New Orleans
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