Sunday Foot Class and School Operetta Details
The report covers a First Baptist Sunday school foot class in Springs with a menu note, plus Rehobeta Elementary School presenting its annual operetta Friday at 8. LeRoy Vickers heads a monthly church singing session at Union Springs Church inviting gospel musicians. A police blotter lists Cyrus Smith Snow charged with lottery, and Rous Lew Pate charged with larceny amid a wider election integrity discussion and grand jury secrecy over a substituted voting list.
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LeRoy Vickers
Union Springs Church
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Snow
Liberty
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Aes
Pall
Sander Faces Six-Week Probe Over Murd er Accusation
The society reviews six weeks of charges against Sander after his acquittal on a first degree murder count. About 100 of 175 members attended, with two ballots cast on revocation. Sander, a physician, was suspended April 7 after a fatal injection incident at Hillsborough County General Hospital involving Mrs. Bor.
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Ing Nemmeeting
Sender
Kbp
Red River floods devastate North Dakota and Minnesota
The Red River and tributaries overflow across North Dakota and northern Minnesota, forcing hundreds of families from their homes. Floods damage highways and bridges with Grand Forks County losses near 1.5 million dollars. Red Cross shelters hundreds of people as Manitoba evacuations rise. Winnipeg remains perilously close to flood level.
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Minnesota
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Livestock arrivals and hog prices rise at Alabama Georgia plants
Livestock totals show 380 cattle 179 calves and 1 000 hogs at eight major plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Ga Dothan Jacksonville and Tallahassee Hog prices advanced 40 to 50 cents per hundredweight with good and choice barrows and gilts 196 to 230 pounds at 19 dollars at one plant. Other weights sold from 17 to 18 50 dollars with varying grades and regions.
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Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Jacksonville
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Appeals Court Affirms Blackshear Conviction
OZARK Special report says the Alabama Court of Appeals upheld a ten year sentence for James Durwood Blackshear of Dale County in the slaying of Ralph Andrews of Piichard. Blackshear, previously given twenty years, won an appeal for new terms and remains under Kilby prison custody.
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Dale County
Ralph Andrews
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McCarthy May Name envoy If Committee Resists
Senator McCarthy said he may publicly name a Canto envoy as a suspected foreign agent if the Senate foreign relations subcommittee investigating Communist influence in the State Department shows resistance. He noted he has only outlined a minor portion of the case and tied action to the committee’s handling of Case No 1 among 41 named individuals.
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Townsend Deaths Held at Daleville Church
Funeral services for Mrs. A Townsend who died at her Daleville home after a long illness were held at the Daleville Baptist Church with Rev Hicks officiating. Interment was directed by Holman of Ozark. Surviving are a daughter Mrs R E Stafford of Waycross and three sisters Mrs Robert West, Mrs Van Roland of Montgomery, and Mrs Van Sleak of California.
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Tex
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Civil Service Exemptions and Budget Cut Directives
The text outlines eight Civil Service groups exempt from cuts, excluding legislative and judicial branches and certain presidentially appointed scientific posts. It states limits on spending in travel, transportation, communications, and related services. It also orders the President to veto 750 million dollars of appropriated funds, excluding defense.
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Rumors of Crosby marriage strain surface in Hollywood
Gossip columns hint at trouble between superstar Crosby and his ex actress wife Crowby after years of rumors. Lawyer O’Melveny confirms issues exist and says reconciliation is hoped when Crosby returns from Europe next month.
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Strike disrupts multiple rail lines across nation
The nationwide walkout by railway workers began at 4 am Central Standard, crippling service on New York Central, Pennsylvanian, Santa Fe, Southern Railway, and C&O lines. About 50,000 workers idle, with freight embargoes and cancellations affecting 300 freights daily and major passenger routes from New York to Washington. May and June cotton futures also softened slightly.
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Family Night Supper At Church Promotes Family Week
A First Christian Church Family Night Supper features a Hawaii program by Mrs. Jack Dowling with souvenirs and questions about travel, culture, and geography. Rev Frank Srofield is toastmaster. Mrs Charter Whidgon chairs arrangements as families are urged to attend begin 6 30 p m.
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Dothan Dr Pepper Plant Worker Hurt In Bottle Break
Travis L Esvinger of Dothan News Company suffered a severe hand wound when a stack of pop bottles toppled during restacking. He was hospitalized after surgery around noon and his current condition was not released by authorities.
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Fragmented OCR reveals partisan clashes over campaign funding and fraud claims
The text shows tangled charges about fraud in Missouri ballots, political tours by Tom L. and others, and accusations of money influencing campaigns. It references a Wyoming trip, a Wendover trainside chat, and a Georgia Florida feud where Smathers and Pepper faced funding disputes. Democrats deny the claims while Republican leaders defend fundraising totals.
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Truman Defense Speech Describes Tyranny Challenge
President Truman warned against tyranny from Russia and communism. He affirmed lasting duty to confront the threat, saying non Communist nations hold two thirds of world people and most of productive power. He emphasized patience and a long struggle to reach lasting stability and freedom.
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Bodiford and Hasty Receive Federal Prison Terms
Jamey J Bodiford was sentenced to eight years in federal prison after conviction on internal revenue violations and impeding an officer during an arrest. Edna Mims, found guilty on one count, received five years probation with another charge dropped. Andrew Jefferson Tasty got 15 months after pleading guilty to witness intimidation related to the same case. the judge ordered Bodiford to run concurrently with the five year term.
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Medical Clinic Plan Approved by City Council
At the regular monthly Zoning and Adjustment Board meeting city officials approved a medical clinic plan for the Blomberg residence on Wen Main Street. The site was initially slated for Gulf Life Insurance office space before neighbors urged the clinic use, and the board also granted a permit for an addition to Gentl View Baptist Church.
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New Orleans Cotton Company Trial Mentions Multiple Names
A fragmentary New Orleans Cotton Company item lists names such as White Jamce Mitchell and Jake B in connection with a second trial. Other terms include Putyleva and General Electric Company, with unclear context and roles due to damaged text. The readable portion references legal or administrative actions and multiple individuals.
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Aeus
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Two Affordable Veterans Homes Open for Inspection
Veterans can inspect two 2 bedroom homes at 404 Carroll Street and 60 East Woodland Extension with low down payments and small monthly installments. The listings advertise GI loans and long terms through Harry Hall Co. Call Bob Hall for details.
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Poultry Prices Steady in Atlanta Market Report
AP recap shows North Georgia live poultry and market quotes steady with even demand. Prices paid Tuesday varied by weight, with most feed prices around 34 to 35 cents per pound for assorted chickens.
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USDAX
North Georgia
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