City Council Adjourns Meet To Saturday Afternoon
City council met in adjourned session last night to adjourn again until Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock. The adjournment was urged as finance committees need time to locate a borrower for 18,000 dollars to meet bonds and bond interest due April 1.
Greatly Relieved Son Praises Black Draught Syrup
A Danville Virginia man’s son expresses relief after finding a pleasant tasting Syrup of Black Draught. He says he was anxious to find something to help me feel just fine and is glad to tell others about it.
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Son
Danville, Va
Liberty steamship damaged off Newfoundland en route to repair
The United States Shipping Board steamship Liberty reported by wireless that she was damaged about 200 miles off the Newfoundland coast and was steering for St Johns for repairs. The 6200 ton vessel, built in 1918 and registered in New York, left Le Havre on March 14 bound for New York. cause of damage not disclosed. The Danish ship Sevund PII communicated with her.
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Steamship Liberty
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New York
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Council adjournment delays loan report
The council adjourned from last Monday night to last night for the regular meeting. A predicted favorable report on an urgently needed loan was expected from the committee last night but was not heard. If it is presented, it will occur at the Saturday afternoon session.
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Ringworm Relief
Blue Star Ointment claims to kill ringworm germs and end itching by delivering medicines deep into skin pores. It also targets rash tetter eczema and foot itch with soothing effect and pleasant odor.
Golden Miller Wins Grand National at Aintree
Golden Miller the favorite won the 96th Grand National before about 200000 at Aintree. Delaneige finished second and Thomond II third in a field of 30. American ownership and bettors yield prize breakdowns with Maggie of Long Island City holding the top Irish sweepstakes ticket worth 150000.
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Dorothy Paget
Golden Miller
J. B. Snow
Delaneige
Thomond II
John Hay Whitney
New York
Miss Paget
John Hey Whitney
C. V. Whitney
M. D. Blair
Prince Cherry
F. Ambrose Clark
Sorley Boy
Ww. Parsonage
Maggie
Bard St
Long Island City
United States
William H. Sweet
Stacey St
Marblehead
Mass
Laura Anderson
Brooklyn
Market figures from Today's Markets by T W Palmer Cotton Co
New York and New Orleans cotton quotes listed by contract months Jan through Dec with open high low and close values. Prices show slight month to month variation across locations, reflecting market activity and trading ranges in early period data.
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New York
P.C
New Orleans
Wall Street Stocks Mixed As Markets Waver In Close
New York trading shows a broad list of equities with small gains and losses. Investors eyed industrials and utilities as some blue chips like General Motors Ford and Radio Corp fluctuated amid modest volume.
Chicago dairy prices steady on creamery and egg markets
Chicago March 23 AP dairy and egg reports show butter at 11 125 steady with various creamery and extra firsts at 23 to 24 1 4 cents. eggs at 29 224 steady with extra firsts 17 1 2 to 18 and fresh graded firsts 17 1 4 to 17 1 2.
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Headland Man Killed In Florida Mishap
R A Brannon age 50 merchant from Headland was struck by a car while inspecting a tire near Branson Florida and died. He had returned from a Miami trip with his brother J E Brannon who died last October after falling from a truck. Survived by widow two sons Junior and Horace a Navy officer two daughters Evelyn and Rosa four brothers C M BL T J E and Charlie Brannon. Funeral Sunday at his Headland home with Holman Funeral Home Ozark directing.
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Headland
A. C Brannon
Branson
Fla
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J. E. Brannon
Palatka
Evergreen
Ala
Rosa Brannon
Montevallo
C. M
Bl. T
Charlie Brannon
Florida
Holman Funeral Home
Ozark
Former Central of Georgia railway worker dies in Alabama
Grady Tucker 37 former employee of the Central of Georgia railway office in Dothan died Wednesday in the U S Veterans Hospital at Tuscaloosa. He is survived by his widow two sons Grady Jr and Billy and his parents Mr and Mrs E S Tucker of Florala Alabama. Funeral will be held at a sister’s home in Elba tomorrow afternoon with Houston Funeral Co in charge.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Dothan
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Tuscaloosa
Grady, Jr
Billy
E.S. Tucker
Florala
Ala
Elba
Houston Funeral Co
Coast guards rescue Nova Julia crew near Gloucester
Elizabeth City dispatch reports coast guardsmen early today rescued the crew of the beam trawler Nova Julia from Gloucester. The incident occurred off the North Carolina coast with no further details on injuries or cause released.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
Gloucester
Jones Trails Jones in Augusta Masters Invitation
Bob Jones struggled around Augusta greens delaying a comeback in the Masters Invitation after a 76 opening round leaving him six strokes behind leaders in a tie for 35th. Horton Smith Emmett French and Jimmie Hines led with 70s two under par as round two began.
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Charleston
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C. T. Wilson
London
Eng
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Oklahoma City
Sam Perry
Birmingham
Ala
Sem Parks
Pittsburgh
George Kerrigan
Mt. Vernon
de Burke
Cleveland
Houston County Ginning Rises In 1933 Output
Final figures from Walter F. Oakley Jr. show Cotton ginnings in Houston County, Alabama, rose by 7,000 bales in 1933 to 26,318, up from 19,018 in 1932. At season start, Houston led Alabama counties in ginnings for several weeks.
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Houston County
Walter F. Oakley, Jr
Columbia
U. S. Department of Commerce
Oakley
Houston
Alabama
Murder suspect nabbed by Birmingham police
Robert Carge a 23 year old was arrested by Jefferson County deputy sheriff on charges of slaying A L Luke 50 at Bethany Oklahoma on March 7 Burgin Hawkins chief deputy said Cargo admitted the killing and would waive extradition Luke was beaten to death after a robbery that took $13 and his car a light coupe that led to his arrest Higginbotham was arrested for buying receiving and concealing stolen property saying he bought the car from a man named Jones
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Birmingham
Robert Carge
Jefferson County
A. L. Luke
Bethany
Oklo
Burgin Hawkins
Cargo
Oklahoma
Luke
Aargo
QO. D. Higginbotham
Jones
Brokers Walkout Halts Action in Chicago Wheat Pit
Chicago March 23 AP brokers staged a brief walkout in the wheat pit of the Chicago Board of Trade the first since World War as a gesture of discontent over scarce business.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Mass., driven ashore on Currituck Beach by high seas
A vessel from Massachusetts ran ashore on Currituck Beach after two days of strong north winds and heavy seas along the North Carolina coast. Local crews secured the scene and no injuries were reported.
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Mass
Currituck Beach
North Carolina
Robert C. Granberry Dies in Florida at 87
Robert C. Granberry, 87, died at his daughter's home in Miami Thursday night. A longtime Dothan resident known as Uncle Bob, he worked in the probate office during George Leslie's administration before moving to Atlanta. Funeral services were held in Miami and his body will arrive in Dothan Saturday for a service at Fellows and Forester Funeral Home conducted by the Rev.
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Robert C. Granberry
Herbert Hartsten
Miami
Fie
Mr. Granberry
Dothan
Bob
George Leslie
Atlanta
Fellows and Forrester
Rey
Nurses Graduation Celebration Held At Hicks Home
Members of the 1964 graduating class were entertained by guests Taylor Hicks and Joba at Hicks' home last night. Graduation will be conducted Monday night at the Burees' home.
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An Ike
Taylor Hicks
Joba Ee
Hicks
Canetane
Me ‘Burees
Burial set for local pastor in city cemetery
Dockery, pastor of the First Baptist Church of oe wach Dydeen, officiated the service. Burial will be in the city cemetery. The pallbearers named are A Stapleton, A D Whiddon, W E Whatley, J P Botts, John Saxon, and Smith Deal.
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First Baptist Church
Oe Wach Dydeen
A Stapleton
A. D. Whiddon
J. P. Botts
John Saxon
Smith Deal
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