Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass
Jaycees will collect scrap paper tonight starting at 7 at the home of C. B. Wood Jaycee president on South Oates Street Residents with papers for canvass should call 2 5380 Operetta Slated Rehobeth Elementary students perform Streamlined Cinderella Friday at 7 48 admission 23 cents adults 46 cents children Sermon Topic Worthwhile Families For Worthwhile Mothers by Rabbi Meyer Marx tomorrow during Sabbath services Buckner Initiated Michael S Buckner Headland route one was initiated into Phi Beta Kappa at the University of Alabama He is the son of Mr and Mrs James W Buckner Speedster Caught City police charged Chieflor Smith 7 year old Graceville No 10 with speeding through Dothan at 65 miles per hour on a car Smith was held on bond
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Rehobeth
Meyer Marx
Buckner
Michael S. Buckner
Phi Beta Kappa
Scholastic
University of Alabama
James W. Buckner
Smith
Graceville
Dothan
Twelve Houston Men Called By Draft for Induction
Twelve Houston men were sent to Montgomery Main Station for induction into the Armed Forces via the Houston County Draft Board. The group includes William Cherry Jr Kinsey Ralph H Harper William E Henderson Willis Grayson Melvin L Turner Jeremiah White Louie H Seagers John H Ennis Jesse Le Devane and others from Dothan Pansey and surrounding areas.
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Houston, County
Finois
Montgomery
Houston County
William Cherry, Jr
Kinsey
Ralph H. Harper
Webb
William E. Henderson
Madrid
Willis Grayson Dothan
Melvin L. Turner
Chalker’ Street
Dothan
Wallace J. Bee
Newton
James W. Riley
Columbia
Jeremiah White
Houston Street
Louie H. Seagers
Pansey
John H. Ennis
Shelley Ant
Man Returned Here To Face Indictment
Jack Gordon and C V Reagan, both wanted, were brought back from Florida after extradition waivers. Gordon, 58, Negro, faced 1948 first degree murder charges for Eva Mae Johnson’s knife slaying in Houston. Reagan, indicted last year on false pretense charges, also returned as city officials planned Armed Forces Day observances with local proclamations and poultry market notes amid prices and parade plans.
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Eva Mae Johnson
Orlando
J. Wait Cameron
J. H. Atwell
Florida
C.V. Reagan
Reagan
Houston
James T. Thrower
Atlanta
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North Georgia
Dothan
Dothany
Fob Farm
Death notices for Edward Marsh and Ruth Barnett
Funeral services were held for Edward Mulford Marsh thirty eight who died unexpectedly in Killeen Texas last Friday. Officiating was Rev Hubert Parks at St Luke's Episcopal Church with burial at Riverside Cemetery. Survived by widow Elteenor Marsh Scott Marsh and sister Mrs Don Ehrmann. Also funeral services for Mrs Ruth Willers Barnett thirty one who died in a Marianna hospital were conducted at Cottondale Methodist Church with burial at Bethlehem Cemetery. Survived by husband James L Barnett six daughters parents and siblings listed.
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Edward Mulford Marsh
Killeen
Tex
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Marianna
Hubert Parks
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Quincy
Riverside
Maddon + Blackburn Funeral Home
Marsh
Elteenor Brandon ‘Marsh
Ma- Tianna
Ruth Barnett
Ruth Willers Barnett
Cottondale Methodist Church
Ordice Resco
C. J. Bertram
Bethlehem’ Cemetery
Maddox - Blackburn Funeral Home
Joe Williams
Cottondale
Robbie Williams
Betty Jeakins
Bernice Roberts
Annie Mae Shiver
Kalzmazor, Mich
Joe Willama, Jr
James
Frank
Fred Williams
4 H Club Members Stage Four Rallies
Geneva County 4 H Club members held Rally Day events across Hartford Slocomb and Geneva with parades each morning. Activities included indoor programs movie party and mayoral welcome after the parade as schools from Slocomb area join the series.
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Hartford
Geneva
Slocomb
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Burglary at New Orleans Plant Leaves Pistol Missing
Report outlines a raid at a New Orleans bulk oil plant where 15 pistols disappeared from a front door entry. Investigators list little else missing while markets show little movement with cotton futures mixed after the break in.
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Pat Poyner
Motors
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Dee
German Students At Duke See US Democracy At Work
German trainees at Duke University observe American governance to learn how democracy operates. The program aims to broaden mutual understanding between the United States and Germany, with trainees visiting Congress, the Supreme Court, state and local governments, and U.S. agencies. A representative trainee praises access to representatives and public hearings as essential to democracy while noting plans to form returnee clubs in Germany.
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Durham
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Department of State
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Washington
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Mac
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Bavaria
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Hanson
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Taylor Cole
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Lions Come to Dinner in Phamingham Mass
Mr and Mrs Ralph M Harmer arrive with three lion cubs after a safari in British Bagh Aires. They visit Hammer’s brother Alexander in Phamingham, Mass. The scene blends a domestic visit with a wild animal entourage.
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Mass
Ralph M. Harmer
Bagh Airies
Hammer
Alexander
MacArthur firing questions mark tense Senate hearing
General Marshall testified before the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees about Korea policy and the dismissal of General MacArthur. He cited Ridgway and Almond statements, warned against hampering postwar Japan occupation, and noted Dulles was not consulted on the firing.
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Marsaball
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H. Mexander Smith
R . NJ
Matthew B. Ridgway
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Livestock Prices Slide Across Markets in Early Week
Alabama and Georgia cattle and hog prices show declines with calves and sows pricing down. Union Stockyards reports salable cattle and hogs, while Alabama markets reflect broad drops across utility, commercial, and butchered categories. City commissioner Jim Brennert controversy noted with renovation plans.
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Montgomery (Ap
Union Stockyards
Airfield clash in Manchuria prompts Allied raid
Fragmentary report recounts airfield activity over Manchuria with Fifth Air Force fighters and bombers launching a strike at rail yards. Mentions Red planes grounded yesterday and casualties numbering over two thousand across two weeks ending May 4, with no Allied base involvement beyond this operation.
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Manchuria
Fifth Air Force
Dagen Noth
Dewey Address at New York State Republican Dinner
Dewey to address the New York State Republican Committee at its annual dinner at Waldorf Astoria. The event features prominent party figures and signals continued national attention on Dewey's political role.
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Dewey
New York State Republic
Wadldortator Ee
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