Welfare Group Hears Of Red Cross Work At New Guinea Bases
Houston County group hears from Mrs Bailes of Ozark about American Red Cross overseas in the Southwest Pacific. She describes four sections, club activities at New Guinea bases, state books for each man, handmade souvenirs, and harsh climate with constant rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
New Guinea
Fllard
Amercan Red Cross
Rob Bailes
Ozark
New Guiee
Amer- Sear Red Cross
USC Traveler
Ing
Houston County Couneil
American Red Cross
Southwest Pacific
Mra Bauey
eClub
Batives Fuzzy - Wiztles
Mastle
Tura
Singers to Meet for Sacred Harp Session in Dothan
The Sacred Harp Singing Society will meet Sunday night at the courthouse in Dothan. All singers are invited to attend. The program will be directed by B H Roney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Harp Singing Society
Dothan
B H Roney
FSA Supervisors Meeting In Dothan
A report on a FSA supervisors meeting held in Dothan outlining attendees such as Acema JC lea district FSA supervisor and Mra Jesse Mathews Cust from Muse Marvy Ben Carper and other listed county figures. The meeting covered home management supervision and demonstrations on food preservation and MoH directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woregrass Cours
Meier
FSA
Acema JC Lea
Wep
Aterd Gouire
Jesse Mathews Cust
Gto
Marvy Ben Carper
Fer
Dajle
Thores Uenty
Merv F Hatrisis Genetu
Madder Geresys
Mise
Mary B Arant
Howseton County
Cost Of Repair Services Surveyed In Montgomery District
Office of Price Administration orders 17 surveys across 37 South Alabama counties to curb influenza era repair charges in plumbing painting and related work. District executive Basker Wright urges contractors to apply price ceilings and inform customers of OPA regulations before contracts. Customers may obtain a written ceiling charge statement upon final payment.
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Office of Price Administration
Montgomery
Alabama
OPA
Houston Couty
Basker Wright
Wright
UTC Heads To Be Feted Here State UTC Heads
The Dothan Council No 600 of United Commercial Travelers will host the Grand Council of Alabama at the Houston Hotel on May 25 and 26. Delegates from Birmingham Montgomery Anniston and Florence are expected. Alabama led the nation last year in membership growth among grand jurisdictions.
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UTC
Dothan Council
United Commercial
Grand Council of Alabama
Houston Hotel
J H Adams
Birmingham
Montgomery
Anniston
Florence
Alabama
United States
Big Five Talks Spark US Britain Russia on World Peace
A tense session on mutual defense and world league foundations collapsed after Ambassador Gromyko urged patience for Moscov instructions. Debates on global policing, decolonization, Taiwan like issues, and a new world court mark the high tensions among the United States Britain and the Soviet Union amid calls for independence and stricter veto reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
Britain
Court of International Pustice
Confused OCR: Military Action Reported With Vague Attributions
Fragmentary text references officers, enemy actions, tanks, Teatherneck platoons, and naval units. Mentions Wheeler farmer Manliitsim College football star and a Washington florist Toubed amid claimed 200 torn bodies. Details are unclear and fragmented.
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Taguines Command
Teatherneck
Wheeler Farmer Manliitsim
Washington TC Florist
Nimiz
Ersers
Cho Mia
Robert C Richardson
Fragmented wartime notice from page two
The readable fragments describe wartime activities and apparatus from a long damaged notice. It references cities and factions across the war effort, with mentions of minerals, burning sites, and military deployment. The text includes broken names and unclear actions but implies a period of conflict and mobilization across regions.
Non Fraternization Dilemmas in Coblenz Occupation
The piece discusses strict nonfraternization policy debates among Allied troops in Germany. It notes attempts to enforce a five-dollar fine for intimate ties with enemy civilians and the risk of rank punishment and imprisonment. Observations include veterans returning home, German civilians showing friendliness, and challenges for occupation forces to maintain boundaries as months pass. It mentions Col Martin W Reed directing removal of oppressive motels and a German woman jailed for curfew violation, citing local attitudes and lingering memories of 1918.
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Aled Supreme Command
Germany
Normandy
Argennes
Buchenwald Dachau
Martin W Reed
Coronado Calif
Coblenz
Gill
Hitler
Col Reeds
E W Mason
Urbana
Roland Maris Tacoma Wish
Stanley T Wndine
Kansas
Cobten
Soldier T G Garner to Return Home from European theater
Private T G Garner, serving with the First Army in the European theater of operations, has informed his mother Mrs Nethe Garner of Bonitayrowe that he expects to return home soon.
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Pte
T. G Garner
Moniha
Mre Nethe
Garner
Bonitayrowe
Kerr labels Democrats party of progress at Jefferson Day dinner
Gov Kerr addressed a late Jefferson Day dinner in Jefferson County Birmingham, calling the Democratic party the party of progress and urging leadership in national security and lasting peace. He contrasted Republican leadership to a backward flying "dodo bird" in a pointed critique.
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Gov Kerr
Jefferson County
Birmingham
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Party
Party of Progress
Republican Party
Allied chase Nazi leaders in Europe as war grows
A continued World War II dispatch reports Allied troops from Norway to the Bavarian Alps pursuing Nazi leaders, with Himmler reportedly traced but not yet arrested. Captures include Arthur Greiser and other officials as Russian and Allied voices clash over handling of captured German leaders.
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Supreme
Norway
Bavarian Alps
Himmler
Lueneberg
Second Army
Arthur Greiser
Poznan
Poland
Glen Heinz Reimeraith
Kuestrin
Krimml
Seventh Ams
Kitzbuhel
Austria
Albert von Inne
Hitlers Chancellery
Nea Revere
Italy
Moscow
Michael Mikhas
Mikhaylov
Germany
Karl Deenity
Tto
Allied War Crimes Commission
Russia
Dying Woman’s Suspected Attacker Face Trial
Police Chief Albert Lemaise said a statement from the dying woman was sought but she only moaned. Mis Zaki was found at 9 pm Wednesday. Mis Zinke died later. County Prosecutor Herbert Taylor said he would prosecute the cage to the full extent of the law, but final disposition of the manslaughter charge against Munn remains doubtful. Munn held on $5000 bond. An inquest was ordered by Justice Henry L Oppen barn.
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Albert Lemaise
Mhiléab
Mis Zaki
Miamny Springs
Mis Zinke
Hebert Taylor
Munn
Poare
Hentry L Oppenbarn
Cae
Indianapolis Sunk In Fierce Battle After Surprise Air Attack
The text details the chaos aboard the ship as explosions ripped the fight deck and hangar deck, killing and wounding many. Navy personnel including Lt Cmdr James L Fuelling and Chaplain Joseph Galahan led evacuations, while Lt Donald A Gary found escape routes. The USS Indianapolis endured fires, smoke, and continued attacks before being captured by rescue ships and making for home.
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Navy
Camdr Joseph Oz GaLahan
Boston
James L Fuelling
Indhianapolis
Donald A Gary
Oakland
Gunao
Lght
Santa Fe
Turners
Franklin
Pittshurgh
Carmels
Lions Meet Mr Morrell at Dothan Lions Club
The Dothan Lions Club held its weekly meeting yesterday with Mr Morrell, manager of Kins aan Packing Co., as guest speaker. He discussed industry developments and potential collaborations with local business groups.
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Morrell
Kins Aan Packing Co
Dothan Liana
Alabama Senate approves bills on welfare hospitals and aviation tax
The Alabama Senate debated multiple measures including welfare and hospital operation by state universities, a bill to regulate aviation and suspend aviation gasoline tax awaiting federal airport funds, and a proposed separate veterans department with a $385,000 appropriation. The measure faces subcommittee review as big-budget items await allocation.
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Tuscaloose
Senate
Alabama Secate
State Defense Council
Sam High
St Clair
Geraid Bradford
Clarke
Alabama Public Service Commission
High
Bradford
W W. Garrett
Monroe
House
Veterans’ Department
Citizenship fraud triggers deportation in court ruling
The court held that number sixment obtained U S citizenship fraudulently by oath with reservations, making him effectively a non citizen. His 1938 return from Germany counted as entry as an alien and his later conviction subjects him to deportation. Kuhn's wife and son Walter were interned at Crystal City and sent back to Germany on February 35, 1844 aboard the Gapsholm.
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Ment
United States
Germany
Kuhn
Walter
Crystal City
Gapsholm
Fragmented OCR item hints unclear event
An unclear OCR snippet references numbers and names but provides no coherent story. readable elements include fragments like "Number 5" and scattered names such as Martin and Dave, but the context and outcome are missing.
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LURIE
J.L. Harris Roofing CO
FREE
Max’s Grill
Sorrells Milling Company
Oates Street
High School
Mrs Blesting Hart
Ae Jeeke
POLI
Atv
Nata
Trumans
Cablenz
LIONS
Raymond DE Mattia Martin
ECE
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Dethaz
Agro
Irola
Wiregeaes Geockey
Plaiy
A A Ayot
Ane
Davee
Martin
C. E. Blakey
Optometris
N. Foster, Dothan
Williams
IHL St. Oates St
Hathcock Lumber Company
Hathcock Lumber NO
North Oates
WSM Grand Ole Opry
Tent Theatre
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