Nutrition Council Plans May Be Formulated
Nutrition Council outlines plans for food preservation and conservation drives. Attendees include executive secretary Mary Caren Young and multiple county officials from public welfare health and education. Major focus in June July emphasizes garden programs and community nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdoun
Offic Ile
Mary Caren Young
Alabama Stay Nutrition
Cooney
Meer Ag
Xstrne
Ehlender
Argus
Mr. Young
Mrs Sealy Named Nurse Recruit Head
Mrs Sealy is named nurse recruit head. The notice lists individuals and organizations including Nursing House, War Service, Cadet Corps, and Federal Security Agency, with fragmented references to Moody Hor fila and Frasier-Big RecPited. Notable names include Mire Kroes Bemuer and Jewel Threshes amid unclear details.
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Mrs. Sealy
Anie
Sealy
LhoSvesey Tealacy Corp
Clayment Court
Mire Kroes
Jlter War Service
Mus Belmer
Moody Horfila
Jewel Threshes
Frasier
Pety Charkce of
Furtiabing
Allied Forces Advance In Italian Mountains And Coasts
The Eighth Army seized strong positions around Fallascoso and near Palena, advancing beyond prior lines by at least nine miles. German withdrawals aimed to shorten mountain fronts, while defenses stiffened south of Cassino. RAF bombers hit Genoa and Livorno as fighters and naval patrols supported, with eight Utica aircraft lost. Maj. Alvan C Gitlem of Columbus Ga downed a hostile plane, increasing his tally to three.
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Solong
Adriatic
Sulmona
Fallascoso
Palens Ono Senelo
Gamberate
Sap Anelo
Palene
Alllea
Tia'y
Cassino
Theirrie Rune
Genoa
Liviorne
Rome
Bucharest
Alvan C Gitlem
Fourth Ave
Columbus
Incomplete War Dispatch Tallies Japan Loss at Hollandia
Continued report outlines Hollandia invasion casualties with 71 Japanese dead and 183 prisoners. Totals exclude additional dead and prisoners at Altape, 156 miles southeast. Early figures place enemy dead and prisoners at Aitape around 600, with ongoing reporting of successes.
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Hollandia
Altape
Aitape
All-Bran a Gentle Solution for Constipation
An unsolicited letter promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural, gentle regulator for constipation. It claims lack of dietary cellulosic elements causes constipation and urges regular use with plenty of water, insisting on the Bell telephone? Belloge's brand from Battle Creek.
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Logg
Kellocg
Belloge
Battle Creek
Number 29 Continued From Part One
The record notes Attorney General Tom Watson advising Carlton he will deliver a legal opinion to the Cabinet and the angle company within a week to determine whether the requirements of the new law have been met. The entry covers ongoing discussions and anticipated formal guidance.
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Florida
Tom Watson
Carlton
Cabinet Angle Company
Flanders Field poppy idea spread worldwide profits noted
Miss Michasi recalls November 8 1918 as birth date of the Flanders Field memorial poppy and cites John McRae’s influence Sir Flanders Field inspired poppies worn on Memorial Day in 53 countries. Profits in the British Empire 1921 1940 totaled about 50 million dollars. worldwide earnings estimated at 18 million for rehabilitation of veterans and dependents.
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Feora
Flanders Field
John MicRea
Union
Great Briiain
British Empire
Michasi
Mienard
Poppy Financial
Three Admirals Honored With Distinguished Service Medals
Adaurnl Mintz and Fleet chief tag received new decoration for sound judgement and conduct in 1947 and 1949 after Pearl Harbor. Admiral Harvey, Pacific commander, and General Holcanih of the Marine Corps are noted as others decorated or retired. Navy says three admirals met last weekend at the Wear Cagat meeting amid signals of fleet leadership during WWII.
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Adaurnl Mintz
Poxeile
Tag
Hig
Nis
Pearl Hirhoy
Harvey
Pacific
Thomas Holcanih
Martine Corps
Navy
Vist
Wear Cagat
Wattog
Kine
Tokyo
Incomplete text outlines New Deal era resettlement plans
Fragmentary OCR notes reference 7 continued from part one, rural rehabilitation, transfer of funds, and FSA supervision under Tugwell and the Fuldwin regime. Mentions resettlement projects for families to never own homes, and questions about voting plans and program aids involving a corporation and committee.
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Jow-incom
Faid
Barinnine
Tugwell
Fuldwin
FSA
Germans Slaughtered Thieves Take Beer From Freight Car
MOSCOW AP dispatch reports German forces, aided by storm troops, breached a cityfront and seized beer from a freight car. Soviet guards under Gen G F Zakyarov and storm units under Gen Y 2 Kraiter entered the town amid artillery and air bombardment, with reports of machine-gun fire and corpses among the ruins. A police official said the beer theft was discovered when a railroad worker found the sealed door broken and authorities continue to investigate.
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Moscow
Jay
Peiches
Ekacy
G. F. Zakyarov
Y. 2. Kraitler
Porotman
Odell Hobby
E Warthouse
Funeral Rites Held For John H Money
Funeral services for John Horace Money thirty three former Henry County resident who died in Columbus on a Saturday were held yesterday afternoon at Adatram Church with Rev Roby Lee of Headland in charge. He is survived by wife he has a son and daughter James and Barbara five brothers Preston Money Harry Money and Ed Money all of Columbia HL Money of Columbus and Herman Money in the United States Army stationed in Italy.
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John Horace Monay
Henry County
Columbus
Adootram Church
A. Roby Lee
Headland
Bealdes
James
Harbera
Carrie Aplin
Alere Weems
Bud Money
Columbia
Preeton Money
Harry
Legion To Select Nominating Group For New Term
A nominating committee for officers will be chosen at Chester R. Vickery Post 12 Ameri can Legion meeting at the George Hoveton Victory Hall. Commander Alvin Mount urges members to attend as plans are discussed to retake the Trzion home and consider holding future meetings there instead of the library.
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Chester R. Vickery Post 12
American Legion
George 8
Hoveton Victory
Alvin Mount
Imander
Mount
Trzlon
Reputer
Fight Develops In Irish Election Fight Develops In Irish Election
In Dublin, Prime Minister Ramon De Valera faces strong opposition accusations of dictatorial tactics as Dublin Parliament debates a national action set for May 30. The Fianna Fáil party and independents rally to demand stability and a majority government, while the opposition proposes blocking the Transport Bill amid a fragile power balance.
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Dublin
Ramon de Valera
Ima Fate Party
Annanents “Murt
National Interem da
Dower
Pilotless Bomber Flies Four Hours
A pilotless bomber from Sioux City in Ta Army flew over Sectigny two states wide for four hours with no crew aboard before crashing northwest of here about 20 am. The fire burned out during the journey and the crash occurred after the crew member and bombardier instructor bailed out at about 19 o'clock.
Mrs Hall Chosen Acting Supervisor In Dothan
Mrs Hall selected to act as supervisor at the Dothan Recreation Center succeeding J Z Brock Jr who resigned. The announcement came from S Spann chair of the Advisory Committee for the retired. Brock resigned May 1 to pursue other employment. Mrs Hall brings wide experience in supervising recreational activities and was formerly connected with Dothan Country.
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Play Walton
Dothan
J. Z. Brock, Jr
S$ Spann
van Ernter
Brock
Naid
Wall Hae
Stann
Oil Explorations Attract Attention in South Alabama
Growing indications that oil explorations in South Alabama attract investors and developers. County officials received a Tulsa company inquiry about oil and gas leases. Dale County city leases land to investors for exploration with more lands being sought elsewhere. Efforts to tap fields near the Virgarias have stalled with no production yet.
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Oll
Alabama
Oi! Properties
Tulsa
Okintuma
Man
Dale County
Sedition Counsel Guilty Of Contempt
Washington, D. C. Joel Jennings Bailey, attorney for two defendants in a sedition case, was found guilty of contempt and fined $154. He faced a possible jail term if the fine was not paid. The judge warned against using publicity to discredit jurors and presiding judges. Prosecution said the contempt involved filing motions and accusations against Justice Blehar and a client, Robert Noble, alleging influence peddling for a judgeship.
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Washington, Ta
JoelLic Jennings Bailey
Edered Lees Cour Witay
J. Ty
Contemps cx
Hig
Loughlie
Justice Bazny
Laseh
Edwant C. Escher
John Rogge
Toseph W. bin
Laughlin
Robert Noble
Bleher
Noble
Jurie Haden
Roosevelt
Burns
Legatio
Eicher
Ickes Wins Support Against House Rider
Interior Secretary Ickes gains backing from Senate Appropriations members opposing a House rider aimed at canceling deferments. Nye, Thomas, and Banfield criticize breadth and potential discrimination. The dispute centers on exemptions for government workers and impact on the Interior Department.
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L Ickes
Washington
Jckes
Senate
Mdtr
Leven
Seastor Nye
D-X
Interior Department
Thomse
Okla
Amendmen
Varicans
Banthead
D.-Als
Communique hints Chinese wavering near Henan frontier
AP dispatch reports Chinese forces losing grip on the North South Peiping Hanko route in Henan province as two Japanese columns advance within 14 miles of a junction, entering Suiping from the north and narrowing a 14 mile gap while efforts toward Loyang are said to be checked east of the Yi River. Tokyo said Japanese troops moved through Hulao Pass toward Layang, capturing two towns.
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Chungking
Peiping-Hankoway
Henan Province
Chumatien
Suiping
Loyang
Layang
Tokyo
Hulao Pass
Grand jury cites irregularities in early 1964 elections
A Houston County grand jury reports irregularities in the February 8 1964 and May 2 1964 primaries focusing on absentee ballots. It notes insufficient evidence for indictments and recommends that absentee ballots be requested in writing by qualified voters, as previously required. The panel adjourned after a three day inquiry into election fraud charges and lists its members.
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Grand Jury
Attorney General
Houston County
Tewis
Seven Defendants Not Apprehended in Houston County Case
Sheriff BG. Fanner stated indictments were returned to the Houston County grand jury. One defendant has been apprehended. The trio includes Dan Johnson charged with robbery and grand jury counts, Robert Wilburne charged with second degree burglary, and Willie Harris charged with grand larceny.
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BG. Fanner
Houston County Grand Jury
Dana Johnson
Robert Wilburne
Willie Harris
Bombers Hit Berlin and French War Plants in Night Raids
British night air offensive reports say Mosquitos dropped 4 000 pound bombs on Berlin while Lancasters struck a ball bearing factory near Anneto and Gennevilliers plants in Paris suburb. RAF losses listed seven aircraft. Mediterranean Air Force flights reportedly shifted to Balkans after weather delays.
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Page
Germany
France
Paris
Gennevilliers
Anttt
Air Ministry
Italy
Balkans
Pilota
Mosquito
Berlin
Anthony Transfers to Daytona Store
Anthony, age 13 a year at Dothan Woolworey store, has transferred to a Daytona store. He will assume his new duties Monday morning, joined soon by his wife and two children after the current shop season ends. Seavon classes joins Peach, Fla. as parts of the larger move.
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Anthony
Une
Dothan
Daytona
Anthony Wia Asume
Seavon Clases
Beens
Peach, Fla
British and Japanese clash across Burma front
Allied reports say Japanese forces under Kohima direction pressed attacks across multiple fronts in northeast Burma. In Kohima and Imphal districts fighting persisted with Japanese efforts against Imphal Plain repulsed while Allied air power damaged supply depots and small Japanese raids targeted airstrips, with losses and limited damage noted.
Soviet Forces Break Sevastopol Siege In World War II Push
Soviet troops under Tolbukhin and Yeremenko completed a three day operation capturing Sevastopol and regaining the Black Sea ports Odessa and Sevastopol frontier areas. The drive across Crimea led to estimated 100,000 German and Romanian deaths or captures with remaining forces attempting to break out as Moscow reports heavy artillery coverage and shelling nightly.
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Feodor Y. Tolbuthin
Mraine
Sevastopol
Alexander M Vasilevsky
Red Army
Romania
Odessa
Runslang Apu
Crimean
Tolbukhin
Yeremenko
Somy
Nevastopol
Moscow
Contested Provisions on Alcohol Sales From Page One
Portions of a government notice outline rules for selling alcoholic beverages to customers. It mentions price display, sealed decanters for mixed drinks, license revocation for violations, and a May 15 1944 effective date restricting alcoholic beverages to miniature or premeasured decanters.
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Pasasta
Albany
Dothan
Central Railway Station
Fragmented World War II Notes on Lev and Axis Defenses
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Lev shore impacts on enemy inlets, infant Astopol imagery, and ships on the south city side. The text mentions a final map, German guirida corps clinging to a last line, defensive works carved into bluffs, and Russian use of assets. It references a 250 day German Quaderg port in 1941 42 and an unclear college reference.
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Lev
Ene
Astopol Hay
Emy
Guirida
Eee Rollege
Joe Williams Tells of Cassino Battle
PFC Joseph Williams describes Allied actions at Cassino, noting fierce fighting, heavy German reinforcements, and difficult terrain. He recalls Abbey bombing on Monastery Hill, Purple Heart Valley, and the tough ground inch by inch, with morale shaped by setbacks and resolve to proceed toward Berlin.
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Joseph Jo Widlams
Hattie of
Cassino
F. G. Wilbams
Fustermee
Berlin
Prc Wiliams
Itseir
Purple Heart Valley
Monastery Hill
Henmies
Stalingrad
Hassering Pass
North Africa
Vague race census notes in coastal Georgia voter records
The report notes continued registration data from Savannah and other Georgia locales. It cites about 700 Negro registrants in a referenced tally, fewer than 1940 but roughly 100 more than 1942, with over 1100 at one point in Savannah. It mentions Brunswick, Rome, and Floyd County where Negro qualification figures are given.
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Eaid
Savannah
Brunswick
Rome
Floyd County
Tom Clemmons
Tranta
Contention on War Industry Staffing Rules Mentioned
The notice defines Smarter firms Ball Sarena as west coast employers under 50 workers and others under 100. Large firms seeking civilian manufacture must go before regional War Labor Boards and production urgency committees to judge facility needs for the war effort, with potential impact on hiring.
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Ball Sarena
Weat
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Werenen Oakrey
Red Crase
Mar. Fnette Atchison
Dothan High School
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Fran Majlatte
County Home
County Nutrition Counett
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Sheller
Arassiig
Houston
Arthur Malone
David
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John H. Money
Legion
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J. Brady Trowick
Eyed Owens
FE Thomsey
Hubert FE Clark
QO. Adams
Se. A.D. Ftton
James H. Johnson
David P. Clark
Turon
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Ben Ivey, Jr
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W. R. Ellard Fane Floyd
J Ed Crockett
Walter Redmond
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Burma
Joe Williams
Eydindie Watt
Tasea
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Alexis
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