Wiregrass honors area students at Alabama university convocation
Cross sections of life in the Wiregrass report honors at University of Alabama events. Timsoen White of Dothan and Carol Latimer of Geneva are named for Triangle membership and student honors. Kirkland, a Howard College Birmingham graduate, receives a science degree with professional society ties.
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Universite Trenk
Pess Moneger
Timsoen ‘White
University of Alabama
Herp Blumberg
Dothan
Droote Kay
Corolis
Oninelky Zeurbook
Triangle
Carol Latimer
Geneva
You
Tattle
Iveraity Cabama
Gation
Foster Auditorium
Howard College
Birmingham
Circuit Court Opens in City Tomorrow on Docket
Circuit Court in the city opens tomorrow with 26 cases on the docket. The session, led by Circuit Judge D. C. Halet, will be held at WOW Hall at 7:30 pm with reports from the Grant Council of Alabama and remarks by Secretary J. H. Adams.
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Weeting
Senora
Wow Hall
J. H. Adams
Grant Council of
Alabama
D. C. Halet
Dothan
Cal- Houston County
Raymond E Spann Elected Chairman of Church Board
Raymond E Spann was elected chairman of the First Methodist Church Board of Stewards at a quarterly conference Friday night. Dr A B Shaffer presided. Bishop named vice chairman and secretary, new directors listed, with many named members and overseers.
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Raymond E. Spann
Methodist + Courch
A. B. Shaffer
Dothan
Eustece Bushop
Charles Newton
Heldover
DE J. A. Campbell
J. FP. Culver
Jerome Hawkins
W. X. Holt
Olen Johnson
Carlo E. Kirk
George H. Malone
George ¥. Mc Jona
F.C. Martin
W. C. Morris
Billy Mullen
Frank Pridgen
Carl Bhearouse
Raymond Spann
J. 5. Talley
T. A. West
W. Windham
Josep W. Wright
Eustace Bishop
Byrd
Cecil Chancery
B. LE. Daughtry
Joseph H. Dean
W.rd
John
Bento Foy
F. Goodwin
Ewell Heath
W. D. Herwen
Pat Poyner
Idz
W. M. Ray
Jesse Stallings
Simmy Stackey
Jimmy Tindell
RL. Turner
Business Women Reelect Leader
Montgomert RP reports Misa Tere elected first vice president and Mrs Dorothy Woodall named second vice president. Officers chosen include Misa radios Curlee and Syleesuge. Secretary Miso Ethel.
The Path of Health and the Promise of Science
A fragmented lecture discusses progress in civilization and science, asserting human achievement follows gradual steps from primitive beginnings. It emphasizes the nervous system and spine as central to health, warning that spinal misalignment can cause distant ailments through nerve disruption. Dr Wood offers chiropractic care as a remedy.
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Mannie Wi
Wood
Early Hurricane Gaining Strength Report
Miami AP reports a developing hurricane steadily gaining strength as winds near the center rise to about 100 miles per hour. The storm is moving northeast at 10 to 12 miles per hour with forecast expansion to 70 miles in diameter. Coastal areas, including Smyrna and nearby Carolinian counties, are warned.
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Miami
Carolnn
Coant
Smyrna
Dust of radioactive sand cited as possible weapon
An invisible dust coating from historic furnaces, tainted with radioactive poison, is cited as a potential mystery weapon capable of wiping out populations in Targa.
Local Names in Fairfield Area Meeting Notes
Fragmentary OCR lists several Fairfield names and titles including Nellie Mob bey treasurer Mrs Buttes Wrath Pratt Project treasurer Anstia Davie Pratt Project trustee Mainte Butler auditor Stel chiller and others. mentions Marshall Montevallo correspons ing weecelacys and Hit paar auditor.
Rucker Parade Honors Soldiers Amid Korean War Battle News
Families of soldiers, including Mr and Mrs G D Barlow, visited their son in Korea as U S and Allied forces fought entrenched Chinese forces north and east of Seoul. Reports cite heavy Chinese casualties, fierce frontline actions, and a massive battlefront with multiple divisions engaged. Local ceremonies at Camp Rucker marked open house events and a parade honoring service members from various branches.
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Seoul
U. S
Whiliam C. Barnard
Camp Finchet
Eninterprise Hattonas
Ackron
Bae
Jim Brock
Suner Chamber of It
Henry P. Gantt
Rucker
Enterprise
Ente Jaycees
Kores
Brack
Dewey Russ
Gantt
Frank Richards
Teeth Infectry Regiment
Joseph Challe
Mist Sopratica
Navy
Carrie Goodson
Amviaien
W. M. Guice
Eneroetse Methodist Church
Eo Tusttee
First Baptist Church
Ed Sherling
Fredig
Chamber of Commerce
164Th Infantry
Beek Fants
Ee 186Th Eld
26Th Anti - Aircraft Artillery
301At
Iker
Marine Corps
War Hee
John Devaughn
Mins Army
Misa Joyce Mc‘Leen
Air Force
Mies Anne Martin
Mies
Coffee County
Ozark
Tae
Gex
Clark J. Ruttner
Hangchonsoast
South Korea
Sel
Ingeed Ridge
Rendolph
Vera
Neo Sumgong
Celternes
Uno
McArthur
Caan
Caechelenarsee
Ndee
Anur
Central
Dafendera
Chunchon
Rede Marine
Saturn
Bee
East Central
Pyungarm
Inje-Honchon
Harare
En Errth
Earle W. Partridge
Turbulent White House Talks On MacArthur Row
Arthur for nearly two years and Wakeeland guests. Aha President's press secretary trims the period as Tahina Seth, Pan ama Canal Society of Washing, cites talk about consistency. Wiley complains the White House avoids direct facts and stymies inquiry. Reference to Gen. Omar Bradley and Joint Chiefs of Staff at a future testimony.
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Arthur
Aha
Tahina Seth
Pan’ama Canal Society of
Fent
Bap
Wakeeland
Truman
MacArthur
Wiley
Trumen
Prea
Omer N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
St Wis
Advicora
Geo
Omar Bradley
Phenix City Gambling Ended Says Gov Persons
Gov. Gordon Persons said Phenix City gambling is cleaned up and he wants it to stay that way. He ordered a survey to check for conspiracy in restraint of trade and noted Phenix City has been drawing automotives and appliances away from nearby Columbus and nearby counties. He met with Sheriff Mathews and Commissioner Greene, stressing decisive action and cooperation.
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Montgomery
Gambing
Phenix City
Gordon Persons
Antlyll
Phenix
Columbus
Galla Ioeger
Gualtahoochee River
Tye
Phenke City
Buscell County
H. Ralph Mathews, Jr
Roy Greene
Capitol
Alty
Gen
Gen, ‘St Garrett
Cours
Alabama
Miss Fannie Mills Dies in Shorterville at Home
Miss Fannie Mills of Shorterville died yesterday afternoon at her home after a long illness. She was a longtime member of the Eastern Star and the Shorterville Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery under Abbeville Mortuary direction. Survivors include three brothers Billie, Alex and Ben H Mills of Shorterville, and three sisters Cora Fleming and others.
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Peop
Misa Fannis Mills
Eastern Star
Tine
Ana T
Shorteret Church
Corms Church
Abbeville
Billie
Alex
Ben H. Milly
Shorterville
Cora Fleming
Giesermtaner
Costella Audsfeth
Comalia Lenora Huds
Bonifay
Jong
Reva. Frank, Patterson
Mex McNabb
Dothan Cty
Johnson Fir
Dale County
Hudspeth
Dothan
Florida
Shere
A. G. Hudspeth
Flore Murphy
Auburn
Dale
Fla
J. L. Burke
Bremen
Robert Warr
Bonifes
Meroe
Max Hudapeth
Marietta
Mra
Dora
St. Willams
Bia
Pitt County
Salavee
Porter Farm
Enterprise Highway
Edward Williams
Deine
Willems Methodist Church
Pike County
Ward - Wilson Funeral Home
Acheson Critics Push to Undercut Department in Duty Fight
The 15 Appropriations Committee debates possible amendments to strip Acheson of pay or the entire department’s budgets. Critics threaten a 50 percent cut risking 3,000 jobs to force his dismissal while defense aid to Western Europe remains central to policy. Administration factions plan to counter on constitutional grounds as anti-Acheson forces gain momentum.
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Appropriations Committee
Acheson
State Department
House
Sen
Achenen
Dee
Funda
Congress
Europe
Bulldog Damages Fox Nests In Odd Urban Tale
A misreadable clipping describes a female bulldog owned by Mr and Mrs A C Sanders taunting fox kits in a yard. The garbled text references a stray period of events, odd names, and an unclear discussion of conversations, with fragments mentioning Phoenicians and a president.
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A.C Sanders
National Charity Council Reports Short Fall in Time
The National Charity Council reported a reduced timeline due to personal or local circumstances among residents. Officials urged reliance on community resources and ongoing efforts to stabilize operations despite the setback.
Parole Debate Touches Grand Jury In Arsenic Case
Officials silent on indictments in cases tied to arsenic in concept with a Sirer action in Wilby mil early io February. Grand Jury discussed certain matters including convicts and knives. Names of persons remained restricted amid secrecy as jurors weighed future action and potential parole considerations.
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Arsen
Sirer
Wilby
Aixbamna
Union Hill Church Supper Schedule Noted
Union Hill Church announces a chicken supper to be served from 4 to 7 PM. Proceeds will support church activities and community outreach.
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Union Hill Church
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