Reverend John Guilford Dies in Daleville
The Rev. John Harrison Guilford a retired Free Will Baptist minister died at his Daleville home after a long illness at seventy seven. He was a Meary County native with over 40 years in ministry. Funeral at 10 a m Thursday at Daleville Methodist Church with Rev. B F Pelt officiating. Holman Funeral Home in charge. He survived by a large family including four daughters and several sons.
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John Harrison Guilford
Daleville
Guilford
Meary County
Daleville Methodist Church
B. F. Pelt
Holman Funeral Home
W. J. Ford
Ma Jone
Fla
James J. Ditty
Bascom
Vea G Stembridge
Fstella Guilford
Clyde Bascom
Mark Guilford
John R. Guilford
Enterprise
Howard S. Guilford
Marianna
Wamac coal mine disaster draws rescue effort and vigil
In a village beset by a deadly coal mine incident near Wamac, ambulances, doctors, and nurses from up to 50 miles attended the scene as nine men survived. Governor Dwight Green pledged thorough action while families, Catholic sisters, Salvation Army, and Red Cross workers offered aid amid a crowded, tense night.
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Wllmois
Chicago
Wamac
Central Railroad
Salvation Army
Red Cross
State budget notes and crime case details
The text outlines a state budget issue authorizing up to a portion of the onerous fund, notes a forecast of general fund yield and a governor's comment on a fund upon taking office, discusses judiciary recommendations, and mentions a crime case where Sons were convicted of reckless driving offenses. A Greene County motion on exemptions for convicted drunk drivers was voted down.
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Lewis
James
Colemin
Greene County
Woodmen Of World Pick State Officers
Woodmen Of World in Alabama elected state officers led by Kilpatrick to head con. New officers include Nash Jr as head master, Rogers as head banker, Rogers as head clerk, and several other appointees. Oath and installation conducted by Jean M Cuccian with Montgomery officer present.
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Woodmen of World Pick State Officers
Birmingham
Ala
Ato Kilpatrek
Bartisaghon
Ag. Cup
Danser Stary
Ifunteville
Jean M. Cuccian
Montgomery
Batiguil
Faciety
Music Lesson Feud Ends With Tragic Suicide
ST LOUIS UP The dispute over music practice ended in tragedy for 12 year old Wayne Cox who hanged himself after arguing with his parents about trumpet lessons. His mother Mrs Thomas Cox said he just didn t want the lessons and later returned to the bathroom where he was found dead. He was pronounced dead at De Past Hospital.
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Wayne Cox
Thomas O. Cox
Wayne
Peint
Third Day's Search Begins For Collyer Brother
New York AP reports a third day of searches for the Collyer brothers with investigators widening the sweep as rescuers probe crowded rooms and vacant spaces in the Fifth Avenue area. Police confirm Horner Collyer’s body was found last Friday and brothers remain missing as efforts continue.
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Torodeh
Eure Langley Yoomer Ain
Whds Ennie
Yersons
Cearl
Horner Coliver
Toa
Brothera
Fifth Avenue
Longhs Collyer
Toon
Diay
National wage settlement talks stall amid complex bargaining
In New York and Washington, negotiators and union leaders discuss a tentative national settlement on wages and working conditions. Key figures include President Jo sep Al Red and Chairman Josef Niurano, with broader federation delegates shaping the plan as officials report progress but no firm agreement yet. The stalemate centers on parity of pay across communities and the impact on price levels and labor disputes nationwide.
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Dbstrateon
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Surical
Willis D Knowles 86 Dies Near Columbia
Willis D Knowles aged 86 died near Columbia. Survived by daughter Mrs Bhicet Julie in Webb and others including a son and several grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 4 PM with burial at the Col umbia cemetery. services to be held at the family home before the ceremony.
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Columbia
Daniel Biauches
Colurmbita
Henry County
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Ioulie
Webb
Ahudydes
Cemier Churen
Ubie Ludee
Coluimina
Pilea
Tery
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Cristas
Knowles
Weon
Ara We Knowles
Yemugeen
Gyte Daubhteds
Mie Geir
Lela Aller
Ouvad
Mrm Funnies
Garris
Tis Aravesidle
Farm Ownership Committee Meeting Notes
Farm Ownership Committee meets to discuss loans and eligibility for FHA clients. Members include Sellers, Kuleese Turos, and Olas ence Meadows. they consider Hopiwea and Wind to opprare tov farts with details unclear in the readable text.
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Comanttee Picibers
Kuleese
Turos Ari Olasence Meadows S
World War II Berlin Crisis and Austrian Asset Debate
An outline of postwar tensions describes Allied moves toward defining German assets in Austria and seeks a broader peace framework. Marshall proposes that the German people, not their government, must accept terms. debate stalls progress on the Austrian treaty and future peace.
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Fragmented reminiscence of a grand display and UN remarks
The text blends disjointed reminiscences of a Venetian placid setting with references to paintings, seating, a hotel event, and a long disjointed critique. It shifts to praise of a United Nations trusteeship program, quotes about responsibility, and a note on a future demonstration of capability by 249,009,099 peoples, attributed to Lie.
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Felsom Releases $1,190,000 From General Funds
Governor Farnes signed an executive order releasing 1,190,000 from the state's general funds for a education and public welfare program. The action directs 750,000 to the education program fund for teaching, with allocations to health and public safety departments. Names of specific agencies and line items include Cancer Control, Tuberculosis Hospital, Public Welfare, Pardons and Parole Board, State Planning, and the State Toxicologist among others.
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Fey
Handwriting on Wall and Moves to Cut Government
Senate debates Lilienthal nomination to head the Atomic Energy Commission as House fights tax bills. Nimitz says a ready defense plan exists as calls grow to unify Army and Navy under a single department. Un-American activities committee ejects a Communist witness. tax reform battles loom with promises of possible presidential veto and shifts in committee control.
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Mae
Taf
Instructions Mailed to Calf Owners for Stock Show Entries
4 H Club calf owners entering the Tri-State Fat Stock Show on April 15 received care instructions from Assistant County Agent Clark Rudder. Owners must present record cards at weighing, bring sufficient funds, bring calves to show on April 14, and have entries in by 9 a.m. April 15. Calves need water from home, tubs or buckets, and grooming gear. Equipment should be marked with the owner's initials.
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Highway Patrol Chief Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel
Alabama Highway Patrol Chief Henry B Moody was informed today of his promotion from major to lieutenant colonel in the Alabama State Guard. Moody serves as brigade range officer and has long been active in national and state organizations since 1920.
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Henry B
Bill) Moody
Alabama Highway Patrol
Alabama State Guard
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Highway Patrol
Department of Public Safety
J. D. Mitchell
I Remembered Dad and the Shaft Rescue Morning
A survivor recalls a perilous downshaft rescue with his father John Pick Sr as others including Joe Bauncil Warry Greathouse and Eddie Dunn helped. He narrates blacked out moments, a nurse, and emerging into the Community Center basement with many people nearby.
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Sunday School Smoker At Foster Street Church
The Wesley Brotherhood Sunday School Class of Foster Street Methodist Church held a smokers gathering at 7:30 tonight in the church’s biue and aurium. Officers reported fenders smashed in a car collision about 2:00 this morning on N. St. Andrews St. drivers named Thomas Deal and Bentley Riley. Two civilians were towed to the President. Also notes on labor and rent control policy and sugar bill discussions in Congress.
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N. St. Andrews St
Thomas Deal
Bentley Riley
Livestock Receipts Reported by Southern Plants
Eight major packing plants across Georgia Alabama and Florida report livestock receipts totaling 100 cattle 25 calves and 1 000 hogs. Hog prices rise about 50 cents with quotes for various weights from 11 50 to 23 25 and higher for heavy grades. Medium and good sows average 18 21 per hundredweight.
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Chicago hog cattle and calf market report
In Chicago the salable hogs totaled 8 000 with 4 500 sold and weights under 270 pounds fairly active. prices up around 25 cents, heavier weights and sows steady to 25 cents higher, market slow and uneven 270 to 300 pounds, top 28.50, most good and choice 180 to 260 pounds 28.00 to 28.35, 270 to 290 pounds 27.25 to 28.00, 300 to 350 pounds 26.25 to 27.25. Cows scarce, good and choice 23.75 to 24.25. Salable cattle 9 000, calves 300. Fed steers and yearlings slow, 50 cents lower. heifers steady to 25 cents lower. cows scarce, steady. bulls strong, top 26.50 for three loads 1 200 lb fed steers. numerous loads 1 000 lb+ 28.00. bulk steers and yearlings 20.50 to 25.00. 950 lb fed heifers 25.00. medium to good heifers 18.50 to 23.50. common to medium cows 13.00 to 15.25. canners and cutters 12 to 12.50. practical top good weighty bulls 17.00. vealers steady to 1.60 higher at 25.00.
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Cattle and Hogs Market Summary From Montgomery Yard
Salable cattle receipts around 125 with most stockers. cows and cutters mostly steady 9.00-15.50, stocker steers and heifers 11.50-16.50. calves receipts about 73 with good calves 19.00-19.50, common grades 18.00-31.00. Hogs receipts about 175, trade steady. 180-300 lb hogs 20.50-24.40, 140-160 lb 20.75-22.20, 90-120 lb 12.00-17.50. sows 18.50-20.50, over 300 lb 18.00-19.00.
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Union Stock Yards
Common Pleas Court convenes criminal calendar session
Judge J. Norton Mullins Jr presided as Common Pleas Court opened this morning to hear about 12 criminal cases on the docket.
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Court of Common Pleas
J. Norton Mullins, Jr
Houston Farmers Build Terraces Rapidly This Year
Houston County reports rapid terracing progress in the first quarter with about 2.5 million linear feet built, more than all of last year. County Administrative Officer Jesse Culbreth notes ongoing approvals for two more feet of terraces and describes federal P and MA support paying farmers $1 per 100 feet of approved terracing to protect croplands and pastures from erosion.
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Jesse Culbreth
Culbreth
4 County
Howton County
Houston County
P and MA
Body Found in St Andrews Bay Identifies Brock Oates
Panama City special report states the body of Brock Oates of Freeport was recovered from Andrews Bay by a search party. Oates drowned after driving his car onto the old Bay Bridge, passing waiting vehicles, then crashing through a protective gate into 18 feet of water as the bridge was open for a barque. The sheriff’s office notes the incident occurred Sunday afternoon.
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Kiwanis Club Hears Baptist Leaders
Kiwanis Club heard Baptist leaders C. H. Bolton and S. Adams present the program at a December meeting. Dr. Bolton of the Miami Kiwanis Club is pastor of Riverside Baptist Church. Adams is a voice professor at the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth. Guests included Fre Trest Wilson Kumpkin and Tamman Sinquefield.
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