Semmer Semester To Begin Tuesday
The first semester summer school session for Dethas students will begin Tuesday morning at 30 a month at Dothan High School. Bruce Flurry, superintendent, announced entrance details for Sungler High and elementary schools. Entry requires teacher recommendation. high course offerings include senior English, American history, Planetry, and world history with a two-unit maximum per session.
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Echool Srasiona
Ube Gb
Dethas
Dothan High
Bruce Flurry
Uhr
Caty Pebonle
Amtrance
Sunler
Saagion
Young” Jugier
T. G. Vaughn
Ming Mary Joe Cook
Fie Fraley
Miadus Lisenby
Mia Fannie Mas Faulk
Fuster High Clases
Mins Mery Jeter
War News Speaks Of Allied Warnings And UK Victory Tone
Allies warn underground Europe to halt unrest as fighting grows and bombardment continues. UK officials praise the British Army's performance at Dunkirk and pledge ultimate victory while German defenses tighten on the homeland and restricted zones expand along the Northwest coast.
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Denmark
Europe
Dwight D. Se Eupreme
Gettons
Whiteun
James Grigg
Bournemouth
Transocegy Naxi Propaganda Ancy
Haffer
Ger- Rar
Frisien
Eereen
Herrea
Atriet
Agriculture work near traps to spray arene areas
Department of Agriculture personnel will spray arene near trap areas where pests are captured. The plan involves in vicinity work and precautions as part of ongoing pest control efforts.
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Ion
Department of Agriculture
Tee Tre
Aresa
Will Freeman Dies As Truck Overturns
A truck overturned on a rural road near Abbeville injuring four others. The driver Wat Freemans, 22, of Abbeville, died en route to hospital. Two other injured were identified as Thomas Noles of Capps and RG Fairfield of Abbeville with minor injuries. Police noted the truck was traveling from Columbia to Abbeville when the crash occurred.
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Abbeville
Ucyumbia
Alamere State Highuay
J. C. Coan
Thomas Noles
Capps
RJ. Farikield
Columbia
Frontline actions across Imphal and Arakan battlefields
Fragmentary report describes Allied troops advancing south of Kebims area and repelling an enemy raid near a city post. Patrols operate in Imphal and Arakan fronts, while RAF fighter sorties disrupt rail and road links north and west of Mandalay. Chinese communique notes pursuit of Japanese after breakout near Totane tea, marking high intensity fighting.
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Kebims
Imphal
Arakan
Kaladan
Labawa
Long Renge Raf Eighters
Mandalay
Burma
Allied and Axis air raids hit Marseille and French targets
Daylong Allied air operations across the European theater targeted Marseille and other French airfields, rail yards, and bridges with Italy based bombers and RAF units joining in. British bases provided escort while US Marauders and Havocs attacked northern France. Heavy fighting and weather limited German defenses and interception.
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Parig
Marseille
Salon
Montpallier - Frejorgues
Nimes
Ju-Sda
Rhone Valley
Avignon
Rhone
Nak
Rasanik
Zara
Britain
France
Ninth U. S. Air Force
Amiens
Berlin
Brewer Awarded Distinguished Flying Cross
Fire Lieutenant James O Brewer of Mariona received the Distinguished Flying Cross as announced by the War Department on Saturday. Citation details were not revealed.
War Bond Drive Set With County Quotas Boosted
County leaders gathered to plan the Fifth War Loan drive with expanded quotas and coordinated county by county organization. Houston County’s total quota rises to 2.209 million including 484 thousand in RH bonds, while past sales reached 2.263 million.
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Clements
State
Gown
Bow
Ft. Benning
Mehan
Bankers' Association
Sargent
State Agricultural Committee
Messares
Samford
Surcesa
Houston County
City Relaxes Citations as Sanitation Notices Drafted
Regulation enforcement sparked public cooperation and a quick rethink by Commissioner Clyde L. Coe who ordered the sanitation department to halt further notices until the rule could be adjusted. Officials noted rolling equipment shortages and manpower strain while hoping for public understanding of wartime measures.
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Page
Clyde L. Coe
Sanitation Department
State Guard Units To Encamp In June
MONTGOMERY AP Regimental officers from the Fort Service Command will be assigned to instructors at the Alabama State Guard encampment planned for July 29. Brig Gen George L Cleere Adjutant General and State Guard Commander announced that most regiments comprising the Guard’s strength of over 20 percent officers and enlisted men have signified they will participate in the training program. Each regiment will spend a work camp at a site not yet finalized with negotiations under way for an inland training area with Dauphin Talend as optional if transport issues arise.
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Montgomery
Forts Service Command
Aceua' E
Alabama Mae Guard
George L Cieers
Geagad Abd
Sete
Geo. Cicera
War Department
Cleere
State Guard
Dauphin Talend
Negro Arrested Liquor Confiscated In Prohibition Case
A Black man named Mack Thompson was arrested on a prohibition violation. About 12 pints of whiskey were seized. Sheriff B. G. Farmer reported the incident on Saturday. Thompson was detained by L. C. Hasterwood, with Alcoholic Beverage Control Board investigator Ashfordy involved. County Court official Gexon P. Poynder presided. Thompson was fined $98.05 including court costs.
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Mack Thompson
Shariff B. G. Farmer
Thompson
L. C. Hasterwood
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Asturdey
Ashfory
Dolhas
Gexon P. Poynder
Roosevelt outlines draft for postwar world security plan
The President disclosed a preliminary draft for a postwar world set-up drawn from American ideas and Allied talks at Casablanca Cairo and Teheran. Officials say no ongoing Allied negotiations on world security exist yet and some advise a meeting of the big three or four leaders.
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United Nations
Roosevelt
Casablanca
Cairo
Teheran
Organization of World Security
AFL Labor Strikes Hit Plants Across Nation
AFL Amalgamated union action disrupts Detroit bakery drivers and 1,000 strikers ordered back by War Labor Board by Monday. Picket lines at Chrysler Highland Park stop 2,000 workers. CIO warns public opinion inflamed. Other plants in Ohio Missouri Michigan Rhode Island report returns to work or pending settlements as War Labor Board and unions bargain over wage, vacation pay, and smoking rules.
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AFL Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and
Detroit
War Labor Board
Chrysler Corporation
Highland Park
R. J. Thomas
International
United Automobile Workers (Cio
the International
Parke, Davie and Co
Mus
Kegon
Mich
Campbell, Wyant and Cannon Foundry
Saginaw
General Motors
Chevrolet
Springfield
Panther Creek Coal Company
AFL
Wes
Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company
Providence
Deere Harvester
Fast Moline
Carl Parker
United States Conciliation Service
Socony-Vacuum of Co
Fast St Louth
AFT
Federal Tabor
War Tabor Board
Ateikeere
Body Found. Grandson in Custody
The nude, deteriorated body of Mrs. Jewett was found in Eastwood Lake near Durham. Edward Jewett Martin, her grandson, is in custody after a county grand jury indicted him on murder charges. Detectives report an unsigned will left Martin a large share of the estate estimated at $500,000. The body bore 12 to 14 stab wounds and was weighted with cinder blocks, complicating identification.
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F. J. Belvis
Durhem
Rbl
Butler
Newport News
Cama
Mra Jewett
Edward Jowett Martin
Durham County Grand Jury
Charlotte Chemistem
Martin
W. E. Gaten
Hoey Leading Field In Senatorial Race
In North Carolina Democratic primary results Hoey and Cherry led the U S Senate and Governor contests as partial returns from 60 of 1 921 precincts showed Holy 3981 votes, Morrison 1013, Rite 54, Simmons 51, Newton 30. Cherry 4346 votes faced McDonald 3024 and Boyd 245 as voters chose a Reynolds successor and other nominees.
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Charlotte
N.C
Clyde RL Hoey
Gregc Cherry
U. S. Senate
North Carolina
Buste
Holy
Cameron Morrison
Marvin Rite
Arthur Simmons
Burlington
Giles Newton
Gibson
Cherry
Gastonia
Ralph W. McDonald
Winaston- Salem
Ola Ray Boyd
Pine Town
Negroes Charged In Solicit Incident At Bus Station
Police report Will Taylor was arrested at a Dothan bus station on a charge of aiding and abetting prostitution. Captain Jobs Hion said a soldier reported a Negro man approached him offering to obtain sexual companions. Taylor allegedly admitted approaching the soldier but claimed he worked for white women.
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Dothan
Will Taylor
Jobs Hion
Taylor
Tha Scldier
Eff‘cera
Petition circulates over fraudulent absentee ballots
The second petition, circulated by G H Jordan and turned over to John T White, calls for federal intervention to impound the absentee ballot box in Houston County. It cites reports of fraud in the May 2 1964 Democratic Primary, including deaths used to request ballots and ballots mailed to Cottonwood Alabama post office boxes. A Houston County Grand Jury investigated without action and officials have not impounded the box. Federal authorities are urged to seize the box until postal inspectors conduct a full probe.
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Houston County
United States
Cottonwood
Als
Alabama
Iowa
Reese
D. C. Halstead
Judge Halstead
Blockade Cuts German Oil Route Across Danube Corridor
Continued Allied action near Pare One disrupts German waterway traffic and Hungary Romania oil shipments via Hungary. Hungarian Romanian shipping firms report they cannot accept cargoes. Coastal command operations from Britain last year leave Nazis short of merchant ships minesweepers and escorts, forcing deployment of nearly 1,000,000 trained gunners to escort duty.
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Hungary
Britain
Rationing case marks first arrest in region
A U S deputy clerk testified that a tire sold for 12 dollars by a Negro man to a Camp Rucker soldier was allegedly left with the seller by the owner’s wife who claimed she did not know it was illegal for her husband to sell the tire. Snellie faces a Monday preliminary hearing as authorities say the tire was recovered and held at the county jail. Officials say this is the first OPA rationing violation arrest in the area.
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U. S
Snellie
Daughtry
Rationing Board
Ford Sees Postwar Growth and Education as Keys
Ford urges expansion of industry and farm labor, arguing war leaves more work. He touts a billion dollar empire and warns debt erodes wealth. He calls for higher education modeled on McGuffey readers and for churches to aid schooling. He stresses paying fair wages and avoiding exploitative profit.
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Ada
America
Ford
Caphia
Bo Lomg
William Holmes McGuffay
McGuffey
Administration sought to avoid inquiries over political findings
The administration tried to call off committees when risky evidence might go public. Infractions of OPA rules were resolved by court fines or other actions, with no offenders jailed.
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Mrs Liza Vicky Rites Held
Rites were conducted for Mrs Liza Vicky with pallbearers led by J H Tidwell and J Wil Wright. The service honored relatives including Ms Mollie Gilben and Ms J E K WeNeg, with mentions of Vickers from C W and Wilkerson lineage and several grandchildren.
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Liza Vicky Rites
Lina
Boba
Vickers
June Durie
Wilkerson
Wrecuag
Mollit Gilben
Seion Mule Vickers
Vickara
Aleces
Mayen
J. HL
Tidwell J
Wil Wright
Fragmentary Train Journey Story From Minnapest Alabama
A crowded trip from Minnapest Alabama Hartly becomes a sewn journey with a wary traveler. The narrative hints at coaches and a complex passage while a character named Johania heads toward Minnesota. The piece reads like a fragmented diary of travel and family ties.
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Minnapest
Alabama
Hartly
Johania
Thy
Minnesota
Bia
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