Morris Interred At Zion Cemetery
Morris interred at Zion Cemetery with funeral services at Zion Court. Survived by wife, two sons G F Morris and Morne Morris, three daughters Mrs Tree and Wilaa Morris, three brothers J S Morris Phens Cts Ate WJ Morris and G P Morris Slocomb, a sister Mrs W Abelley Headszud, and three grandchildren. Ward Wilson Funeral Home in charge. pallbearers Monday were Sutherland, Whitehead, Wade, Ray Wade, J D Melare, and Lute Melare.
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Fie
Los
Ainese
Zion Couret
Dracyha
Dothan
G. F. Morris
Morne Boia
Headans Bute
Mrs.Tree
Wilaa Morrie
flecGlass
Bros Rma J S Morns
WJ. Mera
G P. Mo Ha
Slocomb
Urs
W. S. Abelley
Headszud
Totertoemt
Ziog Cemetery
Ward-Wilson Funeral Home
Zeraarements
Official Primary Returns Tabulated
Fragmented OCR renders a towns local primary tally with names Chauncey Boarks W. Boykon and others listed against districts. The notice states results are counted and will be posted. a party outcome or political alignment is referenced but unclear.
Monastery Settlement Near Anzio Feels Like 13th Century War Zone
Residents bivouacked in a monastery near Anzio amid wartime ruins find relief in small acts of normalcy. Italian families, GIs, and refugees share space, tending cows and babies while war history and 20th century modernity mix in the 13th century setting. The “star” resident, Teresa Betors Cam, once a promising soprano, is noted among the displaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jore
Jycelle Jong Aloe
Benewino
Benessemo
Luigi
Ceantine
Anzio
Rome
Terese Betors
Absentee ballot proceedings occupy grand jury session
The grand jury examined absentee voting procedures as Judge Poyner and County officials testified. Wells Warrick and absentee managers described ballot handling, sealing, and tabulation while Clerk Woodham provided office records. The probe, tied to February primary irregularities, continues with no new indictments reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauton P. Poyner
Poyner
Wells
Grand Jury
Showland
BD Sellers
RL. Morcis, Sr
W. J. Horn
J. 9. Warrick
Hoses
J. Woodham
Woodham
Japanese soldiers wear Tu Sher goleg boots in division style
In tropical campaigns Japanese troops favor Tu Sher goleg canvas boots with a distinctive division between the big toe and the remaining toes, noted in field observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Opposition to War Food shift and price controls echoed
Number 22 continued from page one recounts O Nea l opposing moving products from CPA to the War Food Administration and resisting use of eubtidia to curb retail food costs. He notes a widening rift between agriculture and labor driven by wartime policies and criticizes lawmakers and leaders for backing aggressive wartime suppression to finance war efforts.
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CPA
War Food Administration
O'Neal
Congress
Roosevelt J1
Feady
Thien
Aldien
Gorny
Newtay 19 Wartime Powers Challenge Federal Court
Newtay 19, widely watched on a test of the President's wartime power disputes, faces a Federal Court injunction bid to restrain wartime actions from interfering with Federal operations. The government filed an additional brief arguing that defanging presidential power could hinder peaceful settlements if the power is curtailed. The case involves labor and political factions and notes that unions and allied bodies no longer hold a majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesterdy
CTO Union
Cyr
Selva
Compan Chinsaite Union
United Styth Oridop House
Retit Finnloves
Meene J Aur Corps Missing Sisters and Family Notes
Fragmentary obituary style item noting Meene J and Aur Corps references, missing sisters and relatives, indications of actions in Europe, names including Ziglar, Moody, Stewart, Star, Lewis, and others across Dothan Birmingham Pittsburg and Saxon Vomola. Concludes with scattered connections to family and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Woc Sohait
Europe
J. E. Ziglar
Dothan
Birmingham
Pittsburg
Mesa Ramage
Moody
O Stewart
Vantin
Bravewell
Davis Eof
M Cherry
Saxon Vomola
Maer Walace Mirone
Tom Vaugan
O. S. Lewis
Dy Job Draton
Fon. Maltins
Gom Lewis
Fais
Miles
Cobia Promoted to Sergeant in CSAAR Unit
Cobia son of Mrs Frances Cobia Hesdland route three promoted to sergeant in the CSAAR according to the public relations office at the 45th Army Air Force He serves with a refueling unit attached to a B21 Laboratory Group stationed at an advanced air base in Italy The report notes high portions of British youths aged 14 to 17 engaged in war work and provides a brief wartime context.
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Car
Cobia
Frances Cobia
Hesdland
CSAAR
45Th Army Air Force
Italy
Southern Bell Votes On Bargaining Agent
The Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company will hold a vote tomorrow on whether the Southern Federation of Telephone Workers or another group should be the bargaining agent. Polling places will be staffed in major southern cities and remain open through May 16 after a National Labor Relations Board order. The board directed that the federation be the sole union on the ballot, excluding the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Southern Beds Telephone and Telegraph Company
Umerrow
Wil Cope
Ntional Labor Relations Board
Southern Federation of Telephone Workers
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Medical Association Calls for Fishbein Dismissal as AMA Editor
The California Medical Association House of Delegates adopted a resolution urging its members to work for the dismissal of Dr. Morris Fishbein of Chicago as editor of the American Medical Association Journal and Hygeia. It argued Fishbein has become the spokesman for American medicine but does not properly represent it to the public. The convention also named Capt. PL Gilman of San Francisco as president-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOS Angeles
California Medical Association
House of Delegates
Morris Fishbein
Chicago
American Medical Association
Fishbein Hag
Association
4Mite
Capt PL Gilman
USNR
San Francisco
Political scramble over Roosevelts term and party stakes
In a sprawling national political scene the Democratic and Republican contests unfold. In Ohio Governor Bricker gains pledged delegates while Dewey holds a lead with 261 delegates. Missouri Democrats back a fourth term for Roosevelt, Wyoming factions prep for primaries, and Jefferson Day signals touchpoints as Democratic National Chairman Hanvegan casts doubt on Roosevelt’s immediate plans.
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Funkhouser
P. Boone Dawson
Charleston
Hallanan
Tate
Unites Mine Workers
William McKinley Garric Sos
Wayne Agricultural Vocational
New York
Robert E. Hanvegan
Roosevelt
Robert A. Taft
Bricker
Missouri
Hannegan
Wyoming
Mr Roosevelt
Newey
Miler Opposes TVA Yardstick in Private Power Debate
Washington testimony shows Rep Miller arguing against using TVA as a standard to judge private power rates. He cites congressional reports and FPC studies while urging TVA profits and funding be set to reflect private competition.
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Washington
TuaMeocmiente
Pegus
Tennessee Valley
1Tvas
TVA
Prvete
Miller Seid
Cesea West
Muller
Hanlon H- Miss
Niled
Federal Power Commission
Miler
David Lilienthal
Miller
Renkin
McKellar
D.tann
Kreza
New
Alabama Educators Visit Camp Fucker
MONTGOMERY AP Over two score Alabama educators from the capitol and southeastern counties will study Army educational methods at Camp Fucker Thursday night and Friday. Dr E B Norton state superintendent leads the group focusing on visual and auditory aids for mechanics physical education and military instruction. Norton notes Army resources and training offer lessons for former Alabama teachers now in Army education programs with officials from the State Department joining the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
State Department
Norton
W. Morrison McCall
Division of Instruction
Paul Matthews
J. B. Hebdy
Frank J. Grove
Alabama Education Association
Portugal Faces Wolfram Trade Tangles With Spain and Britain
A May 2 agreement between Spain and Britain cut wolfram exports to Germany from about 100 tons monthly to 40 tons. Portugal’s economic constraints, with a budget under 200 million and 70,000 wolfram miners at risk, complicate a possible compromise. The wolfram boom has taxed rails and prompted calls for restraint.
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Spain
Germany
Portugal
Antonio Salazar
Wolfram
Walfram
Goon Ag
Sprin
Jies
Tugal
Florida Flier Ace Dies Over Germany
An American air ace from Orlando, Florida, was shot down during a raid near Brunswick, Germany. Olson and fellow crewmen were returning from a mission when a Me-109 led to the crash, with Olson reportedly diving the plane before it hit the ground, ending a noted luftwaffe engagement.
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Florida
Germany
Britain
Orlando
Fla
Wes
Rene
Brunswick
Olson
Brureeuck
Ubefeld
Can
John Eider
Edensburg
Some Tax Increase Seen In New Tax Bill
Washington tax experts told at a House finance committee hearing that the new tax simplification bill would raise taxes on some individuals while reducing them for others. Treasury figures show decreases for families and single filers but increases for certain groups, with officials saying a formula avoiding any rise is impossible without harming simplification efforts.
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Washington
Treasury
Congressional
Finance Committee
al F. O'Donnell
The
Treamiry
Ralph Burgess
Joint Congressional Tax Staff
Lloyd Blough
Masked Negro Girls Slay Schoolmate in Harlem Gym
In Harlem a violent incident ends with nine year old Margaret Patton dead after two masked Negro schoolgirls entered a gym and one seized the girl while a second pulled a sharp instrument. Police say motive appears linked to a feud from last October as investigations continue.
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New York
Harlem
Margaret Patton
Joseph Haeser
Margaret
Teachra
Patton
Bankhead Proposes Act to Control Farm Prices
Senator Bankhead introduces a control amendment to fix maximum costs and set parity for cotton and staples. The plan would require government action to establish justified prices, with provisions for corn wheat and related grains. The proposal aims to curb unfair pricing and protect producers and consumers.
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Washington
Bankhead
D.-Ata
Neice
Joharen
Dean of Parity
William Gelledge Expires Suddenly
William Gelledge died suddenly at his home in Clio yesterday. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at two o'clock at the Baptist Church with Burnet in charge. Burial will follow at Pen River cemetery with Keadland Mortonry in charge. Surviving are his daughters and several relatives including Mrs. George Glass of Sountstown Florida and Mrs. Charles Phillips of Clo.
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Punerad
Willem Gelledge
Clio
Yesterary
Ie Baptist Church
Oewieg Burnet
Tr Pen River
Keadland Mortonry
Sucomeg
A LE Oil
Ataru
HL Johnson
Jananie Geledge -Wilch
Cav
Olbert
Tom Wee Hedge
Winston Salem
N.C. van
Alerk Getledge
Cao
Jim Geledge
Camp Huanderk
Gelledge Enterprise
Three Staters
George Glass
sSountstown
Fla
Mra C
Ap Pua
Blue Springs
Charles Phillips
Clo
Soldiers Furnished By State Report Totals
A War Department report to Sen. Hull shows Alabama supplied 153,900 personnel to the Army between November 1 and December 31, 1943, including 27,752 men separated from service and 452 women in that category. As of December 31, 1943, Alabama’s Army total included 283,524 men and 129,000 women.
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Washington
War Department
Lister Hull
Alshama
Alabama
Allied Air Forces Rampage Across Europe In Massive Night Raids
Raid reports describe daylight and night bombing across France Belgium and Germany. British RAF Lancasters Halifaxes and Belgians attacked targets at Florennes Brest and Haine Saint Pierre while American bombers hit Berlin Brunswick Brussels Cherbourg and rail yards near Brussels Calais and Cherbourg. Casualties include losses of several bombers with hundreds of aircraft involved in the sustained offensives.
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Thiomville
France
Metz
Luxembourg
St. Dizier
Nancy
Lanon- Couvron
Laon-Albies
Reims
Laon
St. Trond
Liege
Florennes
Belgium
Germany
RAF
Msk
Florennes Sand
Channel
Etween & Am
Folkestone
Mediterranean Air Force
Balkan
Haine St. Pierre
Belgaum
Brest
Ojmabruck
Ruhr
Brussels
Calas
Cherbourg
Russian advance slows as battle for Sevantopo rages
Red Star reports field dispatches stating German forces, amid shellfire, attempt a last evacuation of remnants of German Romanian forces near Sevantopo as the Russian army tightens its grip.
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Sevantopo
Nanspaper Red Star
Liberator crew saved after Adriatic sea ditching
Mediterannean Allied Air Forces report that Lt James Callaway and crew of a Fortresses Liberator ditched in the Adriatic while returning from Bucharest. The plane sank in seconds. the crew released food water signaling gear and equipment before being picked up by coastal patrol Spitfires and rescue launches.
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Mediterranean
Allied Airforce Headquarters
Italy
API
Ope
Shalr
James. Callaway
Cochran
Adriatic Sea
Bucharest
Six Sailors Die In Jacksonville Auto Wreck
Six sailors were killed when their automobile crashed into a building and burst into flames in Jacksonville Florida. Police had to break open the car to recover the badly burned bodies as firemen fought the blaze. An eye witness said the car passed at terrific speed and failed to stop for a corner, striking a liquor store building. Names were not released pending notification of next of kin.
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Jacksonville
Flo (Ap
Air Lines Tax Fight Over Gasoline Fees in Georgia
Georgia Revenue Commissioner Eugene Cook said airlines must pay about 845000 in gasoline taxes for fuel used by Delta Eastern and other lines. Attorney General Grady Head issued an opinion backing charges of roughly 500000 against Eastern and 145000 against Delta. The ruling, tied to interstate commerce, follows a late 1940s decision and spans about seven years of taxes. Protest filings indicate the dispute centers on whether interstate air carriers owe Georgia fuel taxes under state law.
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Atlanta
Eugene Cook
Liney
Delta Air Lin
Eastern Aires
Georgia
Grady Head
Eastern Air Lines
Air Lines
Tral Bf
J. Yeo
Gen. Mans
American-Born Japs Face Treason Charge in Colorado
Federal Grand Jury in Denver indicted three women, Tsuriko Wallace Florence Shiozo Otani and Billie Shita Takanieoshi, former California residents sent to a Geranda relocation camp after Pearl Harbor. They allegedly aided German prisoners Heinrich Halder and Herman August Loesther to escape Trinidad area in 1943 by providing food money and maps and driving them to Wasoa Mound New Mexico where they were recaptured. Penalties include death or heavy fines and imprisonment. Ola Nuremberg’s pocket watch note mentioned.
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Biddle
Trinidad
Colo
Denver
Biddie
Tsuriko Wallace
Florence Shiozo Otani
Billie Shita- Takanieoshi
California
Pearl Harbor
Geranda
Heinrich Halder
Herman August Loesther
Wasoa Mound
N. M
New Mexico
Justice Department
Halder
AFL debate over John L Lewis ties widens political clash
Officials discuss UMW and AFL stance amid New Deal era labor politics. Anthea, Lewis remarks, and council actions reveal factions urging unity, admission policy, and possible concessions. Philadelphia proceedings show talks continue on a basis for action and reconciliation.
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Lewis Ang
R-Minn
Fald Tan
Lewis
Bader
D.-La
AFL
John L. Lewis
Tabor
John L Lewi
UMW
Creesty
AFL Council
Cours
United Mine Workers
Federa
New Deal
Renke
Philadelphia
Tad
Sea Lewin
Executive Council
No coherent headline from clipped wartime text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe unclear combat actions with references to German dead, Americans, and equipment. Text is garbled with misread words making specifics uncertain.
Japanese encirclement claims in Honan Province
A Tokyo broadcast record reported by AP says 80,000 Chinese troops have been encircled in Honan Province as railways were breached by Japanese forces. The report notes that the Chinese sector of the railway had been shelled and the situation continued to unfold with heavy fighting and disrupted lines.
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Bea
Tokyo
Associated Press
Honan
Army reports heavy action near Rome and Crete
After three days of shelling, forces silenced a 105mm howitzer and attacked enemy positions. Ground actions south of Rome claimed destruction of German vehicles and two tank carriers, with two launches and a barge sunk. Spitfires hit a German headquarters at Crete and targeted coastal traffic along the Yugoslav coast and in Albania. TheBlanes were missing.
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Tangata
Bewmben
Rome
Germen
Crebie
Twavis
Shiney
Albania
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W. Boykon
Palen
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Arthur Malone
David Bradford
North
Foster St
Aln
Meene J
Tre
Orteans
Owen Miv
Toditier
Paginton
Farma Ani
Eitias
Axaeity
Isak
Southern Bell
Medical Association
Fage One
Rucker
William Gelledge
Hitler
Ola
Nuremberg
Tomas
Ton Lo Legp
Criaben
Gus
Tims
Poe Bn Ae J. L Harris Roofing Co
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Piet
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