Moose Lodge to Hold Meeting Tonight at Clubhouse
The Loyal Order of Moose will hold its regular meeting tonight at the clubhouse, 110 1-2 Oates see AM. Members are urged to attend. City police charged Bookley Scott, 4 year old Negro, with cald and driving while intoxicated after a senior accident on West Molin Street. No injuries reported. Scott's car collided with Edwin Max McNab's car on South East Street. James Woods, 16, was injured after a burn incident at a Dothan nT.
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Moose
Loyal Order of Moose
Oates See AM
Bookley Scott
West Molin Street
Scott
Edwin Max McNab
South East Street
Hertford Boy Hurt By Taxicab In Hartford
A five year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Theo Hooda, was injured when struck by a taxicab outside Geneva High School in Hartford. Doctors treated him and no charges were filed against the driver.
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Hartford
Johnny Woodham
Mra
Theo Hooda
Evon Street
Geneva High School
Drake
Ginlian
Congressional Clash Over Defense and Engineering Funds
The Appropriations Committee backs advance planning funds for engineers while debates loom over Interior Department amendments and Atomic Energy funding. Republicans push for substantial cuts with a potential motion to remand the bill to the appropriations committee for targeted reductions before Senate passage.
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Jong
Appropriations Committee
House
Conaldering
Interior Department
Engineers’ and Defense
Senate
Amlenti
New York and New Orleans Cotton Futures Mixed Amid Hedging
AP reports early cotton futures in New York and New Orleans showing small gains and losses as traders weigh profit taking and hedge selling. Prices at 9 15 am ranged with modest moves, while a separate Cheboygan Michigan note describes Harold Huste recovering glasses from 14 feet of water after dropping them through a tee hole during a fishing trip.
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New Orleans
Uoheg
Cheboygan, Mich
Harold Huste
Fallen Transformer Sparks Dothan Fire
Two City of Dothan electrical workers were injured after a transformer replacement caused a blast and a four alarm blaze. Fire officials said oil from the transformer spread to a nearby garage before crews extinguished the flames near Ward Wilson Funeral Home on South Oates Street.
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City of Dothan Electrical
Poon
VB. Snell
T U Parker
Boo Cherry
Ward
Wilson Funeral Home
Oates Street
Cherry
Law And Equity Court Slated For Tomorrow
Houston law and equity court opens tomorrow at the Ram courthouse officials said Judge J Theodore Jackson will convene the monthly session at 8:00 am A preliminary hearing is set for W Smith and his father John Welter Smith in the death of Phil Smith last month with charges of murder against local residents involved in the case.
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Houston J Law and Equity
Ram
J Theodore Jackson
Jackson
W Smith
John Welter Smith
Phil Smith
Ohio primary races shape up with Taft opponent unclear
In the North, Democrats select a November opponent for Senator Taft as Taft faces little opposition. Republican hopefuls include State Auditor Ferguson and Toledo Mayor Tisalle, while six of Ohio's 23 Representatives have no primary opposition. A 9 way GOP contest in Indian includes four women with Cecil Harden defending his seat as a Republican national committee member opposed by State Rep Richardson.
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Ohi
Robert A
Harden
Republican National Committee
Russell
Richardson
Voter Rush At Courthouse Leads To Long Lines And Delays
At noon number 17 Company totalled 313 votes while courthouse turnout reached 516 voices across four machines. Old Arc station counted 248 votes across three boxes. Highland School reported 207 early voters with boxes registering 98 and 109. Courthouse lines lengthened as two local board members were absent, delaying registrations despite intense interest in several races.
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Court House
Arc
Highland School
Leaal
Ashford
al Board
Chaieman Ben May
Poultry markets steady as demand holds firm in Atlanta
North Georgia live poultry prices show a steady undertone with small roilers and fryers trading at FOB farm in modest ranges. Packers and dressing plants report firm demand and fluctuating weights with prices cited around 12 to 27 cents per pound for various categories.
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Atlanta
USDA
North Georgia
Junk Dealer Surrenders After Fatal Shooting Near Lafayette
A 48 year old junk dealer, Josh Robison, surrendered to officers after allegedly killing Jesse Stewart, 24, who had been living with Robison since childhood. Stewart, en route to testify in a separate case, was shot at close range as he drove with Mrs Robison in the Fredonia area. Authorities say Robison admitted the shooting.
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Lafayette Ale
Mrs Robinson
Stewart
Brooks
Robanon
Alabama primary slate widens with many open seats
Voters head to the polls today to choose candidates across multiple districts. Incumbents face challengers in several races while many statewide offices draw several contenders, including a record seven lieutenant governor hopefuls. The ballot also includes Supreme Court justice reelects, auditor, treasurer, and various prosecutorial and public service posts amid a broad party slate.
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Sam Hobbs
Hobbs
Selma
Tom King
Anniston
Wilbur Nolen
Ashland
Kenneth Roberts
Rapa George Andrews
Albert Rains
Carl Elliott
Robert E Jones
Frank Boykin
Jor Thompson
Butler
George Grant
W E
Redy James
Montgomery
Ho F Wheat
Walter Gus Woods
Titemonsa
Edward de Gratfenned
Laure Battle
John S Tucker, Jr
Bumingham
Legislaure
Supreme Court
Davie Stakely
James B Allen
Gadsden
Gay Hardwick
Dolhan
Pontinow
Btate
Dan Thomas Inow
Educa
Floyd P Dotson
Birmingham
Vernon L St John
Don
Oj ‘Terry
Greensboro
Joan Morgatt Flowere, Jr
C Wack Owen
Howell Turner
Pardon
Parole Board
Suctice
Joel B Brown
Mr Grace
Birmingham Bere
Solars
Wall
Unanswered fate of Allied CO prisoners in Japan
The four power Allied Council for Japan seeks a satisfactory explanation for still missing American prisoners of war. The Soviet delegates refuse to reply and have excluded the Allied Council whenever the issue has appeared on the agenda.
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Allied Council For
Japan
A CO
Allied Council
Livestock arrivals at Thomasville packing plants
The hog market shows prices from 16 to 25 dollars per hundredweight for 160 to 240 pounds, with the week’s receipts including about 400 hogs and 120 cattle. Cattle strength and hog values are reported at multiple regional plants in Albany, Thomasville, Tilton, and Montgomery, with various weight classes and grades cited.
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Thomasville
AP Lsda
Elent Mayor
Albany
Montgomery (Ap
Svate
Union
Bowe
Rotarians Discuss Primary Candidates Evening Session
West yesterday Rotary gathering examined primary candidates with Robert Ramses leading the program and Charles Chapman presiding in the president Dr Max Weldon’s absence. The discussion focused on the various rates and the issues facing the race.
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Dothan Hotary
Robert Ramses
Charles Chapman
Max Weldon
Tax bill trims tariffs on goods and transport
A political draft bill outlines broad tax cuts and exemptions across consumer goods and transportation. Telecommunication patches, travel, freight, and coal transportation taxes are reduced. home appliances, refrigerators, and musical instruments gain lower excise rates. Certain medical, sporting, and child products see adjusted duties while exemptions cover specific uses and industries.
Federal Court Session Set With Multiple Pleas By May
A federal court in Montgomery schedules hearings and sentencings for May 8. Andrew Jefferson Hasty, facing an intimidation charge, will be before Judge Kennamer for sentencing on a guilty plea. Hasty and Anos Hughes also faced related counts from Montgomery. Daughtry’s and other defendants’ pleas and dispositions are noted, with additional trials set for Bodiford, Hem Mims, and others in connection with revenue violations and related offenses.
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Anos Hughes
Montgomery
Daughtry
James Bodiford
Edan Hem Mims
Headland Ar
Ted
Ly Howard Alford Gibson
Houston County
Henry Cipe Dale County
Internal Revenue
Poetic Prize Honors Gwen Brooks for Negro Life Ballad
Gwen Dolyn Brooks of Chicago won the poetry prize for a ballad of Negro life. The author, praised as the finest Negro woman to win, was noted for her income from an auto repair shop and work as a part time secretary. Sam E Gems, a 19 year old poet, also recognized. Oliver Waterman Larkin and Smirk College professors noted for awards in American poetry.
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Gwendolyn Brooks
Cheaga
America
Roney
Samed F Gems
Yao
Nseo
Olver Waterman Larkin
Die Tan Hie Ark
Hiv Bok
Willions Pic Early Parliament Chancellor at Twenty Three
The English statesman Willions Pic is noted for entering Parliament before age two and serving as chancellor of the exchequer by age twenty three according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Willions Pic
Gambling info ban eyed by New York racing panel action
Witnesses called by the committee discuss proposed measures to bar the movement of gambling information across state lines. Key figures include Terbeit, board chair. SJ Perlman of the Daily Racing Form. Brenner of The Armstrong. and Spencer Drayton of the Thoroughbred Racing Association. The subcommittee is led by Tre WeFarland as it weighs a department fall plan. The Victoria Cross was instituted in 1856.
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Yesnen
Lattimore Testimony Faces McCarthy and Budenz Claims
The hearing features Lattimore defending himself against claims of communist ties. He uses a 15000 word statement to rebut Budenz and McCarthy, attacks on Browder and Vanderbilt Field, and challenges Utley remarks. Lattimore defends non communism while criticizing McCarthy as poley mish.
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Cotte Phe
Fordham University
Budeng
Hgh
Latumae
Earl Browder
Frederick ‘Vanderbilt Field
Lattimore
Baden
McCarthy
Freda Utley
Utley
Comunist
Naz
Unclear text fragment on pet feeding and travel rules
Fragmentary note discusses digestibility of vegetables for dogs and mentions deetunks veretaies cooked and mashed. References prior authorization and United States flights, and a vague link to an Encyclopedia Britannica. Uncertain entities and meaning.
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United States
Pligts
Bri
Tentilea
Negro Dentist plans to rebuild house bombed in state
Birmingham AP reports a Negro dentist and former Saipan soldier Dr J A Boykin plans to rebuild his ruined residence across from white homes after a blast damaged the interior. He vows to persevere for harmony, with police protection promised as investigations continue.
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Quiles
Saipan
J A Boyhin
Dent
Bopkins
Rey
Sapan
Sainan
Bovkin
Myaelf
Dential
Charles L Pierce
Protection Department
de Boykin
Wiregrass Deaths Present Obituaries For Aire Julie Mechel And W B Blanchard
Funeral services are set for Julie Mechel Aire seventy three of Dothan route two at Re Church with Rev Joe Whiter officiating. Details list survivors including siblings and grandchildren and note arrangements by Witton Funeral Home. Also listed are W B Blanchard seventy two of 298 Kornegay Street with services at his residence and interment at Suyrs Church Claretery. survivors include son Wilber and daughters and grandchildren.
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Aire
Julie Mechel
Dothan
Aherneen
Gemetes
Joe Whiter
Regens
Breiher
Ponec
Hildren
Ema McNel
Leon Bic
Lavie
MeNel
Curtis Role
Tinere
W. B. Blanchard
Kornegay Street
Suyrs Ya Church
Claretery
Blancherd
Irenahaw County
Dowhan
Headland
Johnson
Draft policy shifts prompt committee testimony
Leaders including Bradley, Jornnon, Ache and other officials pressed retention of the draft before the committee last January. Vinson proposed repealing all draft provisions and registration and classifications, then reversed his petition last week citing present world conditions.
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Gress
Bradley
Jornnon
Achedon
Vinson
Frenzied seaweed and schools driven ashore on NC coast
A fragmentary report notes aggressive surf terms as winds push waves and sea life ashore along the North Carolina coast, leaving piles of kelp and throngs of marine debris on the shore.
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North Carolina
Aden
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