Death of H T Trawick on Route One
Obituary notes the death of H T Trawick at his home on Route One. Survived by daughter Mrs Douglas Clark, son William A Dert Trawive, 2 sisters and 4 brothers, with active pallbearers named and several honorary mourners. Funeral arrangements referenced locally.
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H. T. Trawick
Route One
Funers
Yo Trewick
Siety-Eaght
Delbate
Borial
Bay Springs
Douglas Clark
Dethan
Taree Sone
William A Dert Trawive
OOS
Arias Nut Canukas
Corpor
Henry G Trawick
US Arma Uisty
Harvey Trawick
Cojurtus
Els Clark
Rivas Roney
Dornan
Vag
Robert Trawuck
Columbus
Jessie Mock
To Keep Some Airmen In Europe
U S Army plans to retain a strong air arm in Europe after the war for police and transport duties. Estimated ground crews 75,000 to 100,000,混 with American and British personnel from Eighth and Ninth Air Forces. Eighth Air Force will provide heavy bombers and fighters. Ninth Air Force includes fighters and transport aircraft. Main aim is postwar order in Germany, with bombers likely pressed into cargo and transport roles.
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Henry B. Jameson
London
U.S
Europe
Eighth
Ninth Air Forces
Eighth Air Force
James H. Doolittle
Ninth Air Force
Hoyt Vandenburg
Germany
Two Soldiers Held On Liquor Charge
Two soldiers face charges after a Sunday incident. The report lists offenses including public drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Details reference multiple suspects and minor crimes, with charges varying by individual.
Veterans face choice of Pacific posting after victory in Europe
Soldiers in the waning war effort weigh whether to sail to the Pacific or stay in Europe. Older veterans express homesickness and fear of new diseases, while newcomers anticipate continued combat. Many expect to be deployed southward to finish the Japanese fight, despite preference for returning home.
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West
Pacific
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Far East
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Cherbourg
Elbe
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Aleady
Tory Tere
Tunisia
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North Allica
Sicily
France
Lawesbourg
Germany surrenders and calls for unity across a ruined nation
In a solemn radio address, officials declare Germany's capitulation marks the end of hostilities and urges unity, justice, and liberty. They warn of hard sacrifices ahead, pledge to honor fallen soldiers, and stress respecting treaties while seeking reconciliation with the European family of nations to heal wartime wounds. May God guide the nation through the difficult path forward.
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Eobi Bey Border State
Dyenitz
Ail GuBe
Reich
Doerdz
Germany
Struggie
Allied press suspensions and Kennedy dispatch details
Reports detail 1945 era suspensions of several foreign correspondents for uncensored transmissions from Paris. The piece covers SHAEF actions, AP and UP dispatch handling from Reims to Paris to London, Kennedy's role in releasing the official surrender news, and reactions in New York Birmingham and Raleigh. It notes Barack Truman era censorship and postwar coverage tensions among major agencies.
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Paris
Pueris
James F. McGlin
United Press
Paul Manning
Sluiual Broadcasting System
Seeghan John Maynes
Reuters
Larry Lesutur
Columbia Broadca
Robin Duff
Howard Marshall
British Broadcasting Corporation
SHAEF
New York
Speens
Amerianes
Supreme Headquarters
Lda
SUAFF
Europe
Catn
Sharp
Furis
Edward Kennedys
Pivnie
Robert Bummelle
Sian
Associated Press
United Kingdon
Cal Os
Edward Kennedy
Western Front
Kennedy
Reims
Eisenhower
London
Fromm
Bond Set For Pair Held In Liquor Case
Bond set at 200 dollars for Brown M wad Rob et and Brown, two Columbus men, held on liquor law violations. One defendant released after posting bond, the other remained in custody in default. Case tied to violation of internal revenue act and Federal grand jury action.
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Brown
Robet Brown
Columbis
Mills
Bond
Names and addresses listed in continued column item
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Delford UL from Plateau Alabama Angus Suichland Gorlich 5458 Kishwood Chianna Dansen Mobile Staver Lamilov Renton Cleve Speer Sormerls 30% 1 2 North Second Ave Birmingham Leonard Tidemore Mobile Bernard Foster unavailable William T Morten native of Velan Alabama.
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Gorlich
Kishwood
Chienna
Rh Dansen
Mobile
Staver Lamilov
Renton
Ala
Cleve Speer Sormerls
North Second Ave
Birmingham
Leonard — Tidemore
Bernard Foster
Williamm T Morten
Velen
Catholic Services at St Cubwinhea's Church and Phoukseide
In Boottaivht parish St Cubwinhea's Church will host Rusvy and benediction services while Phoukseide church hosts a Mass. Father Stark is reported to be needed today.
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St. Cubwinhea's
Boottaivht
Phoukseide
Iehureh Tranorre Ryo
Father Stark Arewu
Taday
Truman's Day of News Amid World War II Milestones
The article describes President Truman dining at his desk in the White House and awaiting the German surrender news. It notes Capitol Hill radios enabling in-seat updates, McCormack's recess consent, and aides monitoring developments. London and New York reports discuss VE Day timing, Churchill and Stalin broadcasts, and public holiday plans.
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Truman
White House
Blair House
Capitol Hill
House of Representatives
House
McCormack
Elmer Davis
EWT
Europe
Jonathan Daniels
Washington
Reims
Japan
Pennsylvania Avenue
London
Ministry of Information
British Empire
New York
CHS
Edward 8
Murrow
Churchill
Stalin
Demand for evidence on Polish arrests rattles Big Three
United States and Britain pressed Russia for full evidence on the arrest of Polish underground leaders, aiming to break the Poland row and restore unity at the conference. Molotov's status and possible changes to the Dumbarton Oaks plan dominate notes as Stettinius and Eden seek a complete list and explanation.
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Presa
San Francisco
IAP
United States
Britain
United Nations Conference
Russia
Poland
Washington
London
Moscow
Truman
Churchill
Marshal Stalin
Molotov
Japan
Stalin
Dumbarton Oaks
World Security Council
Security Council
World Assembly
China
France
Stettinius
Eden
Red Army
Draft exams for 18 Houston County registrants
Officials of the Selective Service Board announced today the names of 18 registrants from Dothan who left for pre induction physical examinations at Ft McClellan. The list includes Robert Edward Kelly John Chrisphy Henderson Clifton Gunter Albert Eugene Rhodes Walter Thomas Cooley Fred Baxley Chester Rome Mitchell Otis Lee Guy Gilbert Neal Rhodes Namon Malcolm Tice Joe William McMichael Robert Paul Ethridge Ingraham Hasel Hanahan Thomas Albert West Jr R A McLennan Franklin Lester Meeker Jack Martin Adkins Woodrow Carz
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Houston County Setective Service Board One
Ft. McClellan
Robert Edward Kelly
John Chrisphy Henderson
Clifton Gunter
Albert Eugene Rhodes
Walter Thomas Cooley
Fred Baxley
Chester Rome Mitchell
Otis Lee Guy
Gilbert Neal Rhodes
Namon Malcolm Tice
Joe William McMichael
Robert Paul Ethridge
Ingraham Hasel Hanahan
Thomas Albert’ West, Jr
R. A. Mclennan
Franklin Lester Meeker
Jack Martin Adkins
Woodrow Carz
War ends rumor rattles city as officials await proclamation
Police at headquarters and Napier Field MPs prepared for order as Allied news spreads. Informants say MPs will move personnel to posts when the official proclamation arrives. Pedestrians seek confirmation from President Truman before reacting to end of hostilities.
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Napier Field
Truman
Body Of Goeblek Found Reported In Uproar
London dispatch reports the body of Goeblek found amid chaotic coverage from Moscow. A propagandist miner loom and a claim of a Reichstey building breach are noted, with unclear details about casualties or individuals.
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Goeblek
London
Moscow
Jaan Ho Wee
Wi Khon
Air Reid
Reichstey
Solons Seek Day On Demobilization Plan Details
Washington report reveals Army discloses mobilization plan with 2 million total to be drafted and demobilized amid tense closed door talks. Lawmakers press for service length, foreign duty, combat roles and dependents, while leaks prompt May to pledge inquiry.
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Wim
Washington
May
War Department
Theft Of Sugar Charged To Neg
Montgomery Highway area police charged Katy Neal with theft of 100 pounds of sugar from a bottling company. Patrolman Odell Hobby said Neal admitted the theft after questioning. The alleged burglary occurred Friday based on informant tips and prior warrants.
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Montgomery
Ords
Katy Neal
Notariity
Odell Hobby
Neal
Hobby
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Fragmented WWII surrender passage continues on pageom
Disjointed OCR shows Germany pressed by allied terms and surrender references. The text mentions the German people and armed forces, a request to ward the German people, and a five year war noted for its global impact and suffering.
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Germany
ABC Confiscates Gallon Of Brew Inhibition Case
Investigators Sore Allsup and Ellmer Freeman pursued a man Friday after officers confiscated a gallon of home brew. Freeman was arrested and jailed for violating prohibition law. The suspect fled but was recaptured near the officers as they tracked him yesterday.
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ABC
Ellmer Freeman
Sore Allsup
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