Funeral Arrangements for Wine Aut Highlight World Sympathy
Hundreds of telegrams arrive as the public figure Wine Aut dies. Messages of condolence pour in from leaders including President Truman and British royalty. The first volume of his memoirs will be donated to an honorary pallbearer as the hour of funeral nears.
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Delphia
Wineaut
Growvenus Square
Cateen
Truman
George
Elizabeth
Mary
England
Attr National
Funeral for John G. Winant in Concord
Great and humble crowds gather for the funeral of John G. Winant, wartime ambassador to Great Britain and three time New Hampshire governor, who shot himself Monday in a sudden crackup. Services at 2 p.m. at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church with Bishop John T. Dallas officiating. A color guard, firing squad and two buglers serve for the military burial at Blossom Hill cemetery. Tevilon says Winant was a simple man who cared for the ordinary citizen. Geoffrey Story Smith of Philadelphia is mentioned in arranging notes.
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Concord
N.hs
Famlie
John G. Winant
Great Britain
New Tiacorpshire
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
John T. Dallas
New Hampshire
Legion Post
Blossom Hill Cemetery
Winant
Bernard Tevlon
Geoffrey Story Smith
Phila
Final Rites Held For J. W. McIntosh
Funeral services for John W. McIntosh, 60, held at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church near Enterprise with Rev. Q. P. Jones officiating. Burial followed in the adjacent cemetery. Survivors include his widow, three sons Dewey B. McIntosh, Alto McIntosh, and Will McIntosh. six daughters Tena Kyser, Gussie Minhargh, Lonnie Bell Harbuck, Riley Dale, Ida Mae Danford, and Eva Newsome, with various relatives listed.
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Enterprise
John W. McIntosh
Dewey McIntosh
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Q. P. Jones
Searcy
Tena Kyser
Gussie Minharg
Goodman Communnity
Lonnie Bell Harbuck
Riley Dale
Damascus
Imre
Ida Mae Danford
Finterprise
Eva Newsome
Coneva Route
Upsets in City Races as Parties Reelected Leaders
In a mixed slate of results, Republicans hold Philadelphia with Deayor Bernard Samuel and Cleveland with Thomas A. Burke. Detroit ousts Mayor Edward J. Jeffries in a bid for a fourth term while nonpartisan contests in Indiana and New York show GOP wins. Bridgeport, Waterbury, and several New York cities also swung. Socialist J Henry Stump of Rand ing loses to Democrat John F. Davis for a fourth term.
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Philadelphia
Thomas A. Burke
Cleveland
Detroit
Edward J. Jeffries
Farrence van Antwerp
Jeffries
Tm Hus
CIO
United Auto Works Democrats
Todiananelis Evaneville
Muncie
Fort Wayne
Tavor
Jasper Meheve
Bridgeport
Cons
Penneylvania
J. Henry Stump
Randing
John F. Davis
UN Consider Plans for Korea and Palestine in 1948
The text reports a UN withdrawal timeline for Korea with a 90 day maximum after a Korean settlement, while noting Soviet and American stance and a separate closed meeting among Russia the United States Canada and Guatemala on a Palestine partition plan for 1948. A plan would have a Platon commission supervise UN control for roughly a year or less before independence.
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Lig PovVer Oecupaten Anthoonties
Russia
United States
Canada
Guatemala
U. N
Palestine
United Stat
U.S
U. N. Security Council
Britain
Holy Land
Reconstruction-era farm loan details under FHA and REA program
RS Ward gave the welcoming address and handed the gavel to Alexander Nunn as the Progressive Farmer editor and FHA agricultural committee chair led a session on government coil conservation and farm support prices. Attendees included Hoeea Collins, Tewbourht, Temes Mul key, George Johnson, Jim Johnson, and J O T Crowell. The FHA loan requires 10 percent down with 91 percent guaranteed by FHA, funded by private lenders. A 62. The Geneva Citizens Bank financed 99 percent of a 6500 dollar farm purchase for a 40 year insured loan at two and one half percent interest.
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RS. Ward
Alexander Nunn
Progressive Farmer
State Agricultural Committee
FHA
Hoeea Collins
Tewbourht
Temes Mulkey
George Johnson
Jim
J. O T. Crowell
Geneva
Ten Bow
Cellins
FECA
Mississippi Senate Bid Sparks Campaigntone and Rivalry
The piece outlines a Mississippi Senate race with Ethus Stent and opponents like Bilbo allies, noting shifts in voter blocs, party tensions, and races shaped by labor positions and regional influence. It describes Stent as a veteran professor and public figure facing a contested primary with turnout dynamics and historical party loyalties.
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Stent
Mpae
Wis
Hastik Micadiec Rmls
Manisemest
Czech Government Faces Crisis Caused By Communist Acts
In Prague a coalition cabinet meets in a special session to heal a widening rift between right and left caused by communist demands. Slovakia’s labor and peasant groups seek seats, triggering walkouts by Slovak democrats, the Catholic people’s party, and the Czech national socialist party amid accusations of planned control. Prime Minister Klement Gottwald’s communique blames conservative groups for backing the split and alleges a Slovak plot against the national front unity.
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Czechoslovakia
Crima
Duung
Edouard Senes
Pativa
Slovakia
National Front
Slovak Democrats
Catholic People's Party
Czech National Socialist Party
Social Democrats
Bratislava
State Council of
Klement Gottwald
Teft
National Socialists
People's Party
Democrats
Wetn
Boctouiplos
Koment
Man Buyar
Jan Retaipny
Jalirg
Fedor Hodja
Commis
Communist Party
Slovan Povethiburs
Pilot Club Holds Business Meeting in Dothan
The Dothan Pilot Club’s monthly business meeting covered member re classification and prospective member discussion. Anne Cooper led arrinda of membership and attendance committees with the agenda.
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Dothan Pilot Club
Anne Cooper
Arrinda
Tres
Lvl McChntie
Sicily Raney
Andalusia Pilot Club
Lele Holland
Ruby Shanks
Miss Andrews Named Girl Scout Director
Jen Andrews of Tand- Dooce is appointed the new Girl Scout Director, effective November 1. She will serve from the Gar seat office, with contact details to be released by the office.
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Miss Andrews
Jen Andrews
Tand- Dooce
S.C Hay
Tne
Ane
Gar
Hac Tof Pan Toro
New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise on Drying Conditions
New Orleans cotton futures advanced as drying conditions boosted outside buying. Late afternoon quotes showed gains of 1.40 to 2.20 a bale versus the previous close, with March at 32.77 and May at 32.76.
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New Orleans
Mike
Montogomery Stock Yards Reports Strong Cattle Trading
At Montgomery stock yards receipts remain moderate with prices holding firm across weight categories. Slaughter steers mostly 16.00 to 22.80 with cuts around 16.00 to 21.00. feeders and calves show active demand, calves bringing 17.30 to 19.00 and stocker steers 11.00 to 15.00. Sows and boars steady as demand shifts to heavier classes. overall receipts about 300 head with prices broadly steady to higher on most classes.
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Hewe
Inua
Slaugiate
Siscus Alnagwl
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Demian Byaugs
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Hubert Roberts 4 Dies At Cottondale
Hubert Roberts aged four died at his home in Cottondale Saturday. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at Piney Grove Church. Surviving are his mother Mrs Elmer Kom, brother Buford Reperts, and several aunts and uncles including Mrs Ida Mae Secures and Mrs Joan Russ.
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Hubert Hupbe Dunes
Pavent
Piney Grove
Nei
Elmer Kom
Buford
Cintup Dale
N. FB. Robe
Joan Russ
Cattodale
Lightfoot
Cottendale
Labor Board expands action on unions and Taft-Hartley
AP report outlines the Labor Relations Board pursuing hundreds of election cases tied to unions amid Taft-Hartley noncompliance questions. It notes 1,900 additional cases cited and pending, with policy implying act applicability until courts decide otherwise. Sturrrav’s steelworkers sought delay for legal arguments.
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Natuna Labor Relatons Board
Eivision
Sturrav
Enterprise Man Carl Peskin Dies
The Enterprise community mourns Carl Peskin who passed away recently. His body was recovered and prepared for burial, with local services pending as families and neighbors honor his memory.
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Enterprise
Carl Peskin
Checks For Veterans Delayed This Month
VA administrator Smith Alabama region says veterans in the GI Bill program face a few days delay in subsistence allowance checks due to high workload. By mid month, most checks should be issued, though many will still arrive late as enrollments for fall semester peak at high schools and trade schools.
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Ex &. Smith
Alabama
Veterans Administration
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Mont
Reno
Nomart
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Fragmentary note on old and new board actions
A garbled report discusses an old Quek and a new board, mentioning auditor Timmas and probate office. It hints at who may be qualified, suggests a telegram or letter follow up, and references an implied action or timing for board decisions. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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Juan Griffin
Timmas
Aden
Contested wartime contracts and political pressure emerge
Historical records reveal a heated debate over arms contracts and wartime policy. Key figures including Wilson face criticism for alleged interference and contractual irregularities. Committees wrestle with procurement, protective measures, and potential conflicts that shaped policy during the period.
Dense OCR Fragment Promises Gold Reef Details and Ads
Fragmentary text lists names such as John T Davis Calley James J Rich LH Wigwins and others with scattered references to Witwatersrand in South Africa gold reefs, lengths and thicknesses. An advertising line promotes watch repair and jewelry with phrases like Reliable Jewelers and Xmas gilt, urging customers to swap water quality slogans.
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Dotizein Jewelry CO
Younr
Livestock Farmers To Save 75,000,000 Bushels Of Wheat
Washington AP reports government grain experts expect livestock farmers to save at least 75 million bushels of wheat, about three quarters of the 100 million bushel conservation target. Brewers, distillers, bakers, and eateries pledge to cut 25 million plus to aid export goals. Officials note high prices and farmer hoarding may limit feed availability and affect prices.
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Washington
Citizens Food Committee
Agriculture Department
By Birmingham Southern College Presents City Show
A group of students from Birmingham Southern College present a show Thursday at 8 p m under the cal sponsorship of the Dothay Council UCT J H Adams secretary announced today No admission will be charged and all members and their guests are invited to attend
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Southern College
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Dothay Council
UCT
J. H. Adams
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