Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Notes
Inte ml Reunions Club announces service and college events for the 1951 52 school year. Prospect United Free Baptist Church of Dothan lists pastor Rev T B Mellet with an elective Sunday summer service at 8 o clock. The article references community notices and upcoming events in Dothan and Montgomery.
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Unlingdon Collage
Montgomery
Prospect United Free
Baptist Church of Dothan
T. B. Mellett
Poultry Market Steady Amid Heavy Supplies in Atlanta
Atlanta USDA reports live poultry market fully steady with heavy supplies clearing despite strong demand and active dressing plant operations. Prices for farm today show drofers and fryers across weights at 52 to 24 cents, with occasional variations.
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Atlanta
USDA
Fanny Brice in Hollywood Career Notes
AP reports Fanny Brice, famed radio and stage comedienne, travels to Hollywood amid career reflections. The article notes her wit and the changing landscape of entertainment as she contemplates future performances.
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Hollywood
Fanny, Brice
Wiregrass Deaths reflect local obituaries and services
Death notices from Wiregrass include Sam Richards age 71 of route one and Phillip Jefferson Ham age eighty four at Ancler and Enterprise. Graveside services for Richards were planned at Shiloh Cemetery with Rev. F. M. Bhirab officiating. Survivors listed include two daughters and four sons. Ham’s services in Enterprise and burial at Evergreen Cemetery were arranged by Hayes Funeral Home with Rev. McKay officiating. Leota White Elmore, 70, of White Water died Monday. funeral at White Water Baptist Church with burial at White Water Cemetery. She was a Coffee County resident and member of White Water Church, survived by husband Mervin Elmore and a sister. Further notices list additional survivors and cemetery arrangements.
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Richards
Sam Richards
Shiloh
F. M. Bhirab
Mortuery
Jasper
Tene
Oscar
D. Richards
Phillip J. Mam
Phillip Jefferson Ham
LA Wine
Ancler
Mr 'Hary
Hila
W. We Ham
Shriees
Lizzie Cox
Miz
Levy Pow el
Rushie Edwards
Jessie Ham
WRS
Leora Elmore
Leota ‘White Elmore
White Water
White Water Baptist Church
Grimen
Pierce
Hayes Funeral Home
Coffee
Mars
Elmore
White Water Church
Mervin Elmore
Hutch Telbot
Jim Larkins
Former Chicago Man Dies in Marianna
Edward C. Kohlsaap seventy two died after a cerebral event at a Marianna hospital. A Chicago attorney, he moved to the area to enter the tungle business, was a member of the American and Chicago Bar Associations. Funeral services at St Lake's Episcopal Church will memorialize him in Page Fond. Survived by two daughters and two sisters.
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Marianna
Edward C. Kohlsaap
Marianna Hospital
Page Pond
Kohlsaap
Ram Page Fond
Edward
Konegaap, Jr
Tallehasses
Edward M. Harkhmen
Manyna
Franklin BE. Agnew
of &J
New Orleans Cotton Futures Rise Then Retreat Early
New Orleans cotton futures moved higher on opening trading as short covering spurred gains but later eased amid hedging activity. Prices at mid-session showed modest advances, with May and December contracts illustrating the day’s volatility.
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New Orleans
Np Labs
Hiquidat
Ates
Samson Lions Club Opens New Swimming Pool At Park
Samson Lions Club dedicates a new swimming pool at the park as a long dream comes true. The facility, 40 by 20 feet with a nine foot depth, includes a fence and lighting for night swimming. City officials praise the project funded by club efforts and donations with proceeds to buy pool equipment for park playgrounds.
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Samson Lions Club
Samson
Bens
Hayel
Cort
Samson Liony Club
Scorpione
Jotn
Eget
Rand
Samson High School
Lions
B. W. Smith
Jone Bie
Aplaah Ming
Lions Club
Severa
W. B- Sellera
Sarnaon
Semson High School
D. Chesteen
Ion of & Community House
Cota Ange
Park Activites Durian
E. E. Johnson
Smith
Pat Stokes
Waters
Wis
D. E. Waters
Tors Club
Omel
Park Playground
Samoan Lions Club
Lions Park
Jett
Licht Club
John B. Logan
Alton McDuffie
Eagle
Graduation Activities Begin Tonight at Columbia High School
Columbia high seniors prepare for Class Night at 8 pm in the school auditorium with master of ceremonies John Palmer Beasley and participants including Gloria Horne Margaret Oakley Betty Laseter Annie Ruth Thomley Ted Forrester Sally Faulk Mary Nell Calhoun Nilred Deexe Walter Albert Hand and Sue Culbreth. Baccalaureate is set for Sunday at 11 mm at the same venue led by Rev AE Price. graduation exercises follow Monday at 8 pm with diplomas awarded by Acting Principal Joe Stowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia High School
Theeehoot Auditorium
John Palmer Beasley
Gloria Horne
Margaret Oakley
Betty Laseter
Annie Ruth Thomley
Ted Forrester
Sallie Faulk
Mary Nell Calhoun
Nildred Deexe
Walter Albert Hand
Sue Culbreth
AE. Price
Methodist Church
W. B. Whatley
A. Bryan
A.D. Wilkerson
Ace
Houston County Board of
Juestion
Solognon
Baxter
Houston County
Satie
Jackie Hagler
Joe Stowers
Clas
Two Men Arrested in Napier Thefts
City police hold two men who admitted taking about 20 iron drainpipe covers from Napier Field runways and selling them to a junk dealer for scrap. Records name Jamez McKenzie, 22, Lambert Road, and Nethaniel Mc Ardle, 23, Dothan Route Four. They face open charges with possible federal prosecution and were jailed in Houston County. The thefts occurred last week.
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Napier Field
Jamez McKenzie
Lambert] Road
Nethaniel (Buck) McArdle
Dothan
Pincedi
Houston County
Po- Wee
Man Found Dead in Florala Preface Special Report
A man is found dead in Florala. Authorities say the death appears due to natural causes. The report notes Burley of Aly quoted officials on the case.
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Florala
Burley
Aly
Livestock receipts and hog prices across Southern plants
In Thomasville Georgia AP reports cattle receipts totaled 300 with 250 calves and hogs at eight major packing plants across Alabama Georgia and Florida. Hog prices were mostly steady to 2 higher than a week ago with 190 to 240 pound barrows and gilts quoted at 29.00 to 20.75 per hundredweight. Sows sold 18.00, with lighter offerings around 10.50 to 0. S
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Thomasville
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Test blasts probe heat from older A bomb to trigger hydrogen device
The Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department announced tests examining whether a fission A bomb could produce enough heat to trigger a hydrogen bomb. They reported blast and heat effects on structures and aircraft and measured radiation from the weapons.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Van Fleet Says Communists Pause to Seek Negotiations
General Van Fleet reports that UN forces pause at the Parallel to offer the enemy a chance to negotiate while the Fifth Chinese Communist Offensive continues. He says Chinese and North Korean columns maneuver to escape advances as ground reconnaissance notes pressure on our lines.
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van Fleet
Opeestaes
Eighth Army
Alabama Lawmakers Resume Tax Battle
In Montgomery the debate over the administration's three percent sales tax increased in intensity. Opponents moved to send the measure back to committee as lawmakers edge toward a weekend recess. Key figures Rep Rankin Fite and Rep George Wallace led delays to explore alternative school funding options while remaining aligned with the administration on many votes.
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Folsom
Wallace
Two State Convicts Escape From Camp Dothan
Two state convicts at Camp Dothan fled during a 2 30 PM break in the kitchen area. Identified as Wi Loosemore aged 33 of Tuscaloosa County and Willard B Eainger age 22 of Montgomery County both serving terms for forgery and burglary crimes respectively.
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Camp Dothan
Mirage Center
Wi Loosemore
Tuscalocke County
Willard B. Eainger
Montgomery County
Legsemere
Edinger
Montgommery
Drew Siz
Judge Carr Speaks At CCHS Graduation
Judge Carr addressed Cotte County High School graduates in a ceremony at the county school. Principal R. L. Bates presented diplomas and certain students received awards for achievement and service in the Right With America program.
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Judge Carr
CCHS
Inal Ieze
Cotte ‘County
Tiga
America
R. L. Bates
Dra Ravet
Martin Homes Plans Gain Office Approval
Plans for the Martin Homes Negro Housing development near Carver High School in Dothan received final office signoff. The 14 unit project, named for Rev G W minister who died recently, carries a $1,509,401 appropriation approved by President Truman on May 1. Attorneys for the Authority work on land abstracts for about 15 acres in the northeastern section as June 26 is set as a tentative date for advancing the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carver High School
Dothara
Bld Oil
Bledsole Sentenced In Riot At Prison
Montgomery AP reports convict Jobo Bledsole received a severe sentence after a jury recommended prison No. 4 in a riot at the state prison. Daniel W. Fuller faced a direct verdict on a related charge stemming from an April incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Jobo Bledsole
Daniel W. Fuller
Hintehisan Only Hutchine Not Present On West Coast
A fragment notes Hintehisan Only Hutchine was absent while others reportedly remained on the Wert Coast, with no additional context or details available in the readable text.
Local Ordinances Adopted by City Council Meeting
A garbled OCR passage notes city actions by the Board and City Council, including ordinances adopted and approved in May 2061. It references ordinance sections, enforcement, and fiscal matters, with names such as John B. Adkine and the City.
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Ale
Sabe Tad Ag
Mery
Inne
Jobn B. Adkine Berd
Cty
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