Cross Sections Of Life In Invarna University Students
Mixed notes from Invarna and University circles describe Brennan of Dothan an engineering student at Alabama Polytechnic Institute earning a dean’s list honor, and Smith of Denalsonville graduating this month from the University School of Commerce. Details cover service changes at Footer Street Methodist Church, medical program notes, and a county meeting at the public auditorium.
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Dothan
Alabama Polyiechnic Institute
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Routon Ske Smith
Denalsonvitly
Univers
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University
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Vets
Gir Larra
Montgomery Clan
Houston County Program
J. A. Campbell
D R. D. Crawford
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Beagle Bing
House Appropriations Bill Faces Easter Recess Delay
Republican leaders push for a billion dollar overall cut while preparing to hold roll call votes on amendments. The large appropriation bill will occupy the House after next week with no final action planned until after the Easter recess from Friday to April 18.
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Mapai
Repub
Appropriations Committee
Lady Spring Proclaimed Amid Odd Frosty South Weather
The piece notes a fluctuating national forecast with frost across much of the South and lingering chill in New England while spring imagery appears with dogwoods and blooming flowers in the north. It references President Truman’s news conference on the lawn and a humorous scene with lemonade and hot dogs.
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Key West
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Cooking School Highlights Nutrition and Meat Prep
Mise Stobe reminded her audience that most meats are highly nutritious for all ages. She outlined cooking methods and proper storage, emphasizing low temperatures and budget tips using commonly demanded cuts. Door prizes including range, mixer, and rugs were awarded as the cooking school continued.
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Mise Stobe
Submarine sighting reported off Cape Mendocino sparks Coast Guard report
Navy crews pursued the first surface search for a submarine since the war as a patrol plane saw a periscope 40 miles off Cape Mendocino. A fisherman near Trinidad Harbor saw a surfaced submarine with running lights, radioed the Coast Guard, and EB H Nilsen confirmed the sighting. A fire at a Fort Worth extinguisher firm caused about $4000 in damages.
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Last Rites Set For Sergeant Lamb
Funeral services for Sergeant Howard W. Lamb, 33, killed in Germany, will be at 9:30 p.m. Sunday at Johnson Funeral Home Shopeville. Burial in Panckard Cemetery with Veterans of Foreign Wars in charge. He entered the Armed Forces in October 1940, served with the Fourth Division, went overseas in spring 1941, and was among the first to enter Ginny after the sacrifice. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs W M Lamb of Dothan and two brothers William A and Abe P Lamb of Dothan.
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Germany
Johnson Funeral Home
Panckard Cemetery
Lamb
Armed Forces
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Oland Wilson
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W. M. Lamb
Dothan
William A
Abe P. Lamb
Agricultural price supports expand for cotton peanuts and potatoes
Proposals seek stricter controls on certain crops for the year and broaden price supports. Cotton would allow 1,200,000 additional acres plus a prior 21,000,000 acre allotment. Peanut growers can add 100,000 acres, total 2,100,000, with excess supported or crushed by the government. Potatoes may receive transport cost payments for last year’s wurpilla crop given to charities.
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Scretary of
Controversy over Marshall Plan cuts and Irish amendment
The 1951 fiscal year aid bill faced Republican pressure to cut Europe’s Marshall Plan funding while Democratic leaders held line for a $250 million reduction. Proposals to erase a 1 billion earmark for surplus purchases followed an Irish amendment aiming to block Britain aid while Ireland remains divided. Two paths before the House: a roll call or sending the measure to the Senate to avoid constituency embarrassment.
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Voter reform themes listed in 13 policy questions
The document outlines thirteen questions on political reform, including abolishing poll taxes, liberalizing voter registration, equal educational opportunities for Black citizens, the Brannan Farm Plan, and federal housing. It references changes to boards, deportation facilities, and public carrier issues, showing a broad reform agenda.
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National Party
Brannan Farm Plan
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County Dairy Teams Compete For County Title
Five Houston County high school 4 Dairy foods demonstration teams will compete for the county title Saturday at 10 a.m. in the home demonstration agent’s office annex. The county winner will represent the county at the state meet in Auburn. Teams include Miriam Harris and Marinell Watford of Rehobeth, Aurel Herrington and Ruth Addison of Ashford, Betty Killingsworth and Gypsy Dean Laney of Vicksburg, Betty Ann Clark and Geraldine Hardy of Cottonwood, and Katreen Forrest and Annie Ruth Thomiey of Pelham.
Hog Market Uncertainty Amid Pending Price Support Plan
Farmers hold back hog sales awaiting a new price support program promised by Brannan once Congress provides funding. Officials say funds are tied to congressional action and a Senate vote on expanding the Commodity Credit Corp borrowing, with the agency facing about 4 billion in limits to cover 1980 crop outlays.
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Brannan
Senate
Commodity Credit Corp
Jail Burglar Admits Fresno County Jail Break In
Fresno County jail break is linked to a 49 year old Otus Parker who admitted burglarizing a storeroom and cracking slot machines. A tent inmate was jailed after admitting the Fresno incident.
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Cal
Freia County
Otus Parker
Latvian Minister to Lead Revival at Frat Baptist Church
Reverend Gruber from Latvia, now in Bartow Florida, will direct a Palm Sunday to Easter revival at Frat Baptist Church starting Sunday at 11 00 a m. Evangelist Dr Henry Parker and Gruber will outline an Easter theme with weekday services at 7 30 p m plus nursery care under supervision.
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Union Theological Seminary of New York
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Pla
Florda State Baptist Convention
Elba Man Ernest Harper Rites Held At Elba Baptist Church
Funeral services for Ernest Linwood Harper 17 lifelong Elba Coffee County resident were held at Elba Baptist Church. He died at his Smyth Avenue home Sunday after 4 long illnesses. Harper a church member and former circuit court bailiff is survived by widow Blanche Crosby Harper three sons Emmett Frank and Buck Harper three daughters Mary Alice Mays Ferrell Shaw and Bitz beth Cattell and other relatives Interment Evergreen Cemetery Home with funeral director listed.
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Coffee County
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Auto Truck Collision in Chipley Causes Minor Injuries
A collision on Chipley’s main street diverted traffic yesterday after an auto truck crash at a busy intersection. A truck driven by Toy Ball overturned after sideswiping another vehicle driven by D. H. Petro of Muncie Indiana which ran a red light. Ball suffered an arm injury and a woman was charged with obstructing a traffic ordinance.
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Chicks Arrive for County 4-H Livestock Project
About 1,000 certified baby chicks reached the Houston County Agent's office for 40 4-H members in the Sears Roebuck Foundation poultry project. The plan allocates 12 pullets per participant for a show and prizes, with chicks funded to support club growth in Alabama and surrounding counties. W. B. Walters of Dothan Sears handles arrangements. Chipley location already received chicks.
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Sears Roebuck Foundation
Alabama
Dale County
Nex
Southahington
Fis. OH
Chipley
W. B. Walters
Dothan Seara
New York and New Orleans Cotton Futures Report
At 11 43 am New York cotton futures showed a mixed session with a 50 cent per bale drop and a 30 cent rise, May 3218 dig. and May 2046 noted. In New Orleans futures were quiet and irregular with prices 50 cents lower to 10 cents higher by 11 30 am.
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NEW York Cotton
New York
New Orleans
Purmerous Arson Conviction In Delaware County Court
The article reports a man convicted of arson in Delaware County Court in 194, linked to an Army related sick spell. He was committed to Montgomery County authorities, with further legal actions to be taken. State welfare probes show at least five suffocations among patients wrapped to concrete beds violating regulations. Welfare Secretary Brown faced calls amid senate rivalries, and Aug 5 directives aimed to remove restraints. The basement blaze trapped three story building wing, filling upper rooms with dense smoke. Nine suffocation victims were men. emergency crews and nurses were overcome by smoke and injuries. Sixty other persons affected.
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Atepe
Verne
Department of Welfare
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Vasea
Education dire needs highlighted at Upstate Meet by Miss Carroll
Miss Carroll Titus urged stronger school facilities and longer teacher training at the Upstate Meet. Governor James E. Folsom projected improved programs and reduced overcrowding in Alabama schools, while candidates offered brief remarks on education funding though few endorsed tax increases. The gathering concluded with a social program and dance.
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Govarnor
Phil Hamm
State Revenue
Fortean Dies Near Bay Springs
Tom B. Fortean, longtime employee of a local company, died near Bay Springs. Funeral arrangements were to be handled by Witton Funeral Home with burial planned at the nearby cemetery.
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Bay Springs
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