Veterinarians Elect Officers At Meeting
Veterinarians in Marianna elect officers at a meeting led by president elects from the Kat tahoothee Valley Veterinary Medical Society. Other officers named include secretary treasurer and several physicians from Dothan Bainbridge and Ocala with discussion topics on practice swine disease and war dog training.
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Marianna
Ups Marteape Army Air Field
Kattahoothee Valley
OH Patrint
F. Bo Huynle
Dothas
Carlisle
Camille
Brock
Muton
Fla
L Williams
DeFunak Springs
Pla
M. Juke
Eufauia
D. W. Griffin
Chipsey
H V. Porter
Quincey
I. E Porter
Brounistown
XN Cooper
D. D House
Bainbridge
How Weils
Ocala
Pace
Culproper
A. RA. Mathews
Swall
Matheson
Car- Yale
Willis
Wfloride Agriculture Research Administration
Tm Wail
Aviation Cadet Recruits From King Family
The public relations office announced that a King family member has joined the pre flight school at Maxwell Field. He will undergo intensive military physical and academic training under the Army Air Forces Training Command.
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B. B. King
Maxwell Field
Army Air Forces Training Command
Officials outline draft for new deferment program in industry
Five Batons officials said the interagency committee will study deferments for occupations in industry, with Reflective Service ready to begin reassessment to determine who may be subject to new work in industry or the Army program. The plan could extend to men born between 190? and 1945, aiming to avoid broad conscription while keeping war production uninterrupted.
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Navy
Wersloem
Muir
Dewi Ite Seiesare Bilmeun
Inter-Agency Committee On
Liberator repels Japanese interceptors over New Guinea
Air combat reports say a Liberator destroyed 108 enemy planes on the ground while Allied forces hit shipping and supply dumps across Wewak and Rabaul sectors. Three Allied PT boats were possibly sunk by enemy fire, with losses to a American destroyer noted.
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Truk
Holland
Weoak
New Guinea
Bombini
Faays
Horahert
Wewak
Tong
Begin
Hansa Bay
Rabaul
New Britain
Tender Aching Perspiring Feet Awazing Hellet my 5 shuutes Oe Your Mane
Fragmented OCR text describes a dubious medical product and promotional claims about foot relief and a powerful oil. It includes garbled phrases and repeated lines, suggesting an early 20th century advertisement or dubious health cure. No clear event or individual facts beyond product promotion are present.
Waves Recruit Sailors for Navy Work as Women Enter Service
Waves announce recruiting here inviting women ages 20 to 26 with two years of high school to join Navy service. Local officers will visit homes to discuss eligibility and training for petty officer ratings. A rabies case at a farm is reported with a mule dying after infection, and a horse stable remains under watch as vets investigate.
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Feta
Marmingst
Abd
Tharke
Bord
Dothea
Harns
Puetolius College
Savy Pupply Carps School
Mose Harris
Mary Lord Brackin
Hunter
Nations
Cmta
Mary
Washington
Ford
Ant Hamilton
Mins Watnon
Sollie Weeks Dies At Hartford
Sollie Weeks fifty seven of Newton route two died early yesterday morning in Hartfest hospital after a several weeks illness. Funeral services will be held at the Gilead Church with the arrival of a daughter from Oklahoma City Ida. The Rev Alec Collins of Hartford and the Rev Tomes Collins of Geneva will officiate. Ward Wilson Funeral Home in charge. Surviving are his wife three daughters May Layche Weeks of Dothan Mrs Carl Ingram of Oklahoma City and a daughter Mrs Witladyena Weeks of Newton route two a son Hubert Weeks of Orthan an alster Mia J F Sellert of Slocom and four brothers Kam Emmett Weeks of Jay Fla Sim Weeks of Newton route one and J N Weeks of Brewton.
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Sale
Newton
Hartfest
Vicksburg
Gilead Churen
Oklahoma City
Ida
Alec Collins
Hartford
Tomes Collns
Geneva
Wilson Funeral Home
Mlay Laehe Weeks
Dothan
Carl Ingram
Oklahoa
Roosevelt on voting rights for service members continues debate
The article discusses conflicts over federal vs state ballots for soldiers, with President Roosevelt defending service members’ voting rights and arguing for a uniform ballot. It notes landings and flood updates affecting Columbus Mississippi and other areas, plus military operations in the Arakan theater and New Orleans cotton quotes.
Two Alabamians Win Commendation
Two Alabama servicemen named Lt Milton D Weeks and Cpl Tech John Corcoran Jr are among a signal construction company praised by Major General Oscar W Griswold for building a communications stem during a month of heavy demand. The unit, serving with Allied forces in Bougainville, operated at half strength but produced a creditable signal system. Other members include Lt Graham F Daniel of Athens and Sgt T Coy E McGinnin of Rome GA, with Pvt Hank Cartrell of Whitestone GA and Corporal Tech Joel A Morgen of Milledgeville GA.
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Bougainville
Georgia
Oscar W. Griswold
Milton D. Weeks
Auistitn
Graham F. Daniel
Athens
Joel A. Morgen
Milledgevile
T. Coy E. bcGinnin
Burnett Road
Rome
Tech John Corcoran
Hunteville
Ala
Freyde C. Bridges
Cullman
Hank Cartrell
Whitestone
Lonergan Awaits Jury Verdict in Wife Slaying Trial
New York jurors hear closing arguments as Wayne Lonergan faces trial for the murder of his wealthy wife. District Attorney Jack Grume calls Lonergan a cold blooded killer who killed his wife to alter her will. The case centers on testimony about the couple and the inheritance.
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New York
Elloraays
Wayne Lomalgan
Ube
Bules
Ubal
Ube Glockic
Jaskurtaps
Demersl Seociaay
Jason Garret
Wallens
Stromz
Sévenrog
Avistant
Jack Grume
Rail commission weighs fare increase after ICC ruling
State officials consider options after federal order on railroad rates. Commissioners Harrison and Peysons assess whether to accept the order, appeal to the courts, or raise rates. Alabama had declined to approve the petition in December 162, with Kentucky, North Carolina and Tennessee taking similar steps. Whit expressed confidence in a strong case and noted the ICC examiners’ approval of the action.
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Associats
W. C. Harrison
Gordon Peysons
ICC
Alabama
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tennessee
Allied air blitz over Europe reports broad bombing sweep
In yesterday’s action American bombers and escorts carried out a major strike across Sofia Rome and northern Italy. Fortresses and Liberators led a large force against railway targets in Hungary and scaling threats around Cassino while fighters claimed numerous German planes. Other formations targeted Leghorn Orte and Adriatic rail lines as Gurkha units faced isolation and beachhead actions continued with scattered shelling and raids on coastal shipping.
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Cam Sin
Sofis
15Th Air Force
Hungarias
Italy
Tugoslavia
Sofia Free
Cassino
Hangman
Carroceto
Aled
Eighth Army
Orsogne
Imotskahfisid
Yugoslavia
Mitchells
FSA officials meet county leaders on pledge drive
Number 28 refers to funds for comfort items and pledges by business men. Citizens should not misinterpret their commitment as full funding. they will raise the remaining amount with public cooperation. J. C. Lewis and John D. Folmar of Troy visited Dothan to consult with L. G. Nichols and county FSA officials.
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FSA
J. C. Lewis
John D. Folmar
Troy
Dothan
L. G. Nichols
Armored Unit Prep Marked for Private Simmons at Fort Knox
Private Horeca Simmons son of Silas Simmons of Daloville route one completed basic training at the Armored Replacement Training Center Fort Knox Kentucky Preparatory for combat duty with an armored unit The private was inducted into the Army on September 2 1943.
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Horeca Simmons
Silas Simons
Daloville
Hig Baste Ting
Fort Knox
Simmons
Army
Eugene Woods Reported Dead in World War II Service
Report from the War Department states Eugene D Woods twenty three formerly of Ashford is dead. He served as a pilot of a fighter plane in the Solomon Islands area and crash landed at sea after combat duty. His wife Mrs Eugene D Woods of Dothan received the notice. He had been in action since December 15 1942 and received the Air Medal posthumously.
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Rebnett
Iewin Cooper
Hobnett
Rotenett
Tibe War Department
Ube Gasth
Gecang
Lievtensz
Eugenes
Woods
Mre Woods
Kelley Yell
British raid and air battles surge over Europe in spring plans
British intruders roamed over the Continent as heavy German raids targeted London. American Thunderbolts attacked German airfields in Holland and along the Dutch border, with limited losses. London warned of continued alerts while anti air defenses, rockets, and a claimed super fighter were in development for a major spring aerial campaign.
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Low Countries
France
Germany
Londom
Eee
Muernberg
RAF
Leipzig
Bar UN
Britain
U. S
Holland
London
Frederick Pile
Europe
Soviet offensive drives toward Odessa with major encirclements
Soviet dispatches report Axis forces crushed in forests near Myakovtay with 2,000 killed and many captured. Lipcani fell, while Kamenets Podolsk pocket nearly broke. Malinovsky’s Third Ukrainian Army pushes from east and north toward Odessa, with advances up to 20 miles and towns including Lubishevka and Rybnitea captured. Over 250 towns liberated as Red Army advances toward the Black Sea.
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Lipcani
Czerbowicz
Axia
Myakovtay
Kamenets Podolsk
Kitalgorod
Nikolaev
Turchanoye
Odessa
Red Army
Black Sea
Education spending tops most states in 1860s
Article notes Alabama spends the third largest education budget, with boards debating whether to appoint an education agency or elect a superintendent. Dr Norton cites teacher salaries rising from 357 to 900 per year since 1830s. Lister Hill’s federal aid expectation mentioned. election for education association leadership set for the fortnight.
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Ainbamx
Boarke
Séoring
Acd
Wne
Syiscenga
C. A Donehaus
Gadsden
War prisoner of war message reaches Ashford wife
Mrs. Duke Nancy of Ashford employed in Dothan received via the War Department a teletxtam from her husband Chief Petty Officer Duke Manry formerly of Thomasville Georgia. He is described as a prisoner of war held by Japan and is receiving Red Cross packages at regular intervals and is reported in good health after eighteen years in the Navy.
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Duke Nancy
Ashford
Dothan
War Department
Petry
Duke Manry
Thomasville
Manry
Estean
Navy
R R Man Regains Ten Lbs with Retonga
A Birmingham electrician, formerly of Florala, Alabama, reports regaining ten pounds after using Retonga. He describes relief from nervous indigestion and constipation, improved appetite, and better sleep, claiming the remedy cured discomfort from vitamin B1 deficiency and digestive issues. He sends praise to Retonga and notes availability at Cass Bat Store.
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Retonga
A. G. McClellan
12Th Court
Birmingham
Ala
Ilinois Central Railroad
McClelan
Florala
Mr. McClellan
Cass Bat
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