Hartford Alloted National Guard Unit To Be Organized At Once
Hartford to organize a National Guard service company of the 131st Tank Battalion with 85 enlisted men and seven officers led by James Radford of the Veterans Administration Dothan office. Lt. Robert Frederick named as officer. WWII noncommissioned officers to seek commissions. Meetings to be held at American Legion hall with permanent building planned within six months. Federal recognition targeted by November 15. Lions club members Kinion Quillin Rev John Jeffers John Reagan B L Woodham Garver Ward involved. Gen James Saliba spoke to the Lions Club Tuesday night.
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Hartford
National Guard
S. R. Brannon
Geneva County High School
Brannon i
Hartford Lions Club
Lions Club
131St Tank Battalion
James Radford
Dothan
Veterans Administration
Brannon
Avallabe
Radford
Robert Frederick
American Legion Hall
Brauitigti
Uni Os
Laan Cap
Kinion Quillin
John Jeffers
John Reagan
B. L. Woodham
Garver Bob Ward
Geneva
James Saliba
Atute Adjutent General of the Nations
Guart
Deadlocked Big Four on German Treaty Issues in Moscow
Report of the last Big Four session on German and Austrian treaties shows persistent deadlock. Key disputes centered on reparations of ten billion dollars, governance of Germany, postwar borders with Poland, industrial production, and Saar and Ruhr integration, with Britain and the United States favoring gradual, self-sufficiency tied progress.
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Moscow
Russia
Germany
Brig@ain
United States
France
Britain
Poland
Oder
Neisse
Velhaim wWo
Ruhr
Sarrlanders
Exchange Club Hese Installs Officers At Evening Meefing
New officers of the Dothan Exchange Club were installed last night by outgoing President Walter Morris as State President J P Creel of Sylacauga was injured in an automobile crash en route to Montgomery. About 60 members and guests attended the ceremony. Roy Baxter was named president with C C Bush Jr as vice president and Robert Morris as secretary treasurer. The board includes Malcom Davis John Dove Lloyd Green and Arthur Creamer Bovkin W Davis and Rev J Norton Dendy for two years. Rabbi Martin Hinchins address was The Forward Road Abroad. The program closed with Auld Lang Syne. The six month term runs from November to May.
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Dothan Exchange Club
Walter Morris
J. P. Creel
Sylacauga
Creel
Montgomery
Dothan
Carey Fuller
W. G. Irby
America
J. Norton Mullins, Jr
Roy Baxter
C. C. Bush, Jr
Robert Morris
Board of Control
Malcom Davis
John ¥. Dove
Lloyd Green
Arthur Creamer
Bovkin W. Davis
Jackson is Speaker At Jaycee Meeting
Terry Jackson state vice president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce was principal speaker at the regular Jaycee meeting last night. Twenty six Jayceens attended and several new members were introduced. Among them were Lawrence C. Stiagnon, Joan Cockerham, Qotls Byrd, and Poyner Barnes. President Harry Anderson presided.
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Terry Jackson
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence CL Stiagon
Joan Cockerham
Qotls Byrd
Poyner Barnes
Harry Anderson
Warsaw Concerto and Stardust Featured in Banquet Program
The program included Warsaw Concerto Stardust and Cow Cow Hoogie with accompaniment by Hugh Hunter tenor on Simertime. Kiwanian Jerome Sullivan assisted in one act of magic. After failed rope tricks the tied strands disappeared, Sullivan paid with wallet watch and fountain pen. Thanksgiving theme carried in decorations with Mupyhula leaves yellow banners and green leaves with yellow balloons.
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Warsaw
Hugh Hunter
Public Health Nurses Sought for Houston Duties
Three public health nurse vacancies in Houston are described with details on postings, duties, and required qualifications. The notice lists locations, contact points, and expected responsibilities for the role and clarifies credentialing and staffing needs for the local public health department.
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Houston
League Members Vote On New Projects At Luncheon Meehnng
League members convene for a luncheon to vote on new projects including reported efforts at various venues. Discussions focus on potential initiatives, fundraising goals, and organizational planning for future community programs.
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League
Man Dies Wife Hurt in Highway Crash
Panama City area reports a two-vehicle crash on a highway left a man dead and his wife injured. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a serious roadside collision with injuries.
Teacher Training Course To Be Held In Alabama
A teacher training session is scheduled in Alabama led by Savannah teachers. The program aims to enhance educational gains and build instructional skills through a 6:30 pm start and an evening follow up.
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Seguine Rani
Shawastar
Cine Saath
Berg and Vandenberg Urge Fast Peace Talks
Senate Foreign Relations chairman Berg and Marshall adviser discuss peacetime diplomacy as leaders urge timely talks among the United States Britain and France. Vandenberg warns against allowing disagreements to delay peace efforts while Slanshall cites uncertainty over Soviet plans for London and Molotov’s role. Marshall plans to press for a constructive policy as he prepares to travel to London.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Marshall
Vandenberg
Ann Arbor
Mich
Tose
America
Hasan
Britain
France
Pearce
Slacsnall
London
Molotov
Furentn
Ein Fd
Con Ain
Meng
Incomplete Senate Review Sparks Political Debate
A fragmentary report covers a Senate inquiry into military secrecy and presidential comments. It notes efforts to investigate wartime policies, debates on government transparency, and President Campbell's statements on free government and public duty.
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Senate
Sucety Cof
Deeo Oys
Tun
Untitled political dispute fuels special meeting conflict
A fragmented report details a dispute among state officials over election procedures and leadership. Governors, aides, and party members form a committee to address calls for a special meeting amid contention over succession and governance.
Court Of Appeals Affirms Eubanks Bruner Case
The Alabama Court of Appeals affirmed a Houston Circuit Court verdict in favor of Grady S. Eubanks against Max Bruner. Eubanks received $300 in damages after claiming injuries as a passenger in a Bruner owned vehicle driven by an employee. The suit, tried October 3, 1840, references an accident near Ashford in September 1945 with a requested $3,000 damages.
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Alabama Court of Appeals
Houston
Grady S. Eubanks
Max Bruner
Eubanks
Bruner
Ashford
Hog Cholera Bill Will Be Explained
R W Thrasher from Cotto wood high school will explain recent legislation providing free treatment for hog cholera to Mali t community. County Agent C M Ling will address the Farm Bureau meeting at the school, with Lang as to discuss the prunut marketioy quota referendum set for December.
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R. W. Thrasher
Cottowood High School
C. M. Ling
Sind
Lang
Officials cite Hughes era losses in wartime aircraft program
Testimony described tax records and losses tied to Hughes and his companies amid a wartime air project. Generals and experts discussed contract cuts from 50 million to 22 million for 100 planes. Roosevelt's support and questions over adequacy of qualifications were raised by witnesses in the inquiry.
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Loum
Pbagues
Williams
Mughes
Solly Ee Williams
Dietrich
Shack
Alou
Willers
Hughes
Usde M
Ferguson
Briz
J .F. Phillips
Maine
Invest Kration
Wittess
Ac Force
AAR
Edbett Roosevelt
Air Force
Willams
New Orleans Cotton Prices Spark Slight Decline
New Orleans cotton futures edged lower on Wednesday with bids at 20 to 4 cents per bale under previous closes. In New York, cotton trades rose late afternoon as prices for December, March and May contracts climbed modestly from the prior session.
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New Orleans
Yorkcotton
New York
eAra Coton Fa Wren
Demana
Double murder near Beckley puzzles investigators
In Beckley West Virginia a mother Mrs Rand and her daughters were found shot to death in two cars after an apparent ambush near the Black Sleigh Country Club. Police report bullets, blood stains, and traces of a struggle but no weapon or clear motive. Dirre spects and investigators followed rumors as they probe the scene and examine the vehicles for clues.
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W. Va
Beviley
Fumetune
Mae
Bailey
H.C. Fulmer
State Police
Baileys
We Black Sleigh Country Club
Fe Lecen Rtomtsin
Beckier
Maus
Anthony Scalise
Scalise
Rand
Bailes
Fulmer
Ballew
Bowen Crarletting
X. XII
Banter
Biech
Soviet Leader Malatov Posts Peace Message Amid Turbulent Times
In a long broadcast cited by UPI, Malatov defends Soviet policy, argues for peaceful coexistence with the United States, and praises economic resilience. He cites the Stalin interview and cites lessons of the past 40 years, claiming the USSR seeks peace while facing Western pressures.
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Mooiov
Buin
Reese
United States
Shadentis
Musotov
Laine
United Natsu Organ
Auphig
Prulabigen
Atuua
Tisis Iwite
Accu
Comiutariu
Odeler
Rudgs
Soviet Union
Pesce
Preanes
Csel Stalin
Harald Stassel
Dste
Ris
Truman
Russia
Telans
Moalatow
Malatov
Folsom continues southern tour amid REA loan talk
Gov James E Folsom pressed his back-to-the-people campaign through deep South Alabama with stops in Brewton Atmore and Bay Minette planning more talks in Birmingham Chatom and Mobile He urged opposition to monopolies and special interests noting support for an Alabama Electric Cooperative REA loan to build a Gantt Alabama generating plant and praising Finance Director W H Drinkard for approving the loan despite Alabama Power objections The governor made light of the crowd as a Strawberry Piexers band played at Evergreen courthouse after his remarks
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Brewton
Ala
James E. Folsom
Alabama
Atmore
Bay Dinette Tosaught
Birmingham
Chaton
Mobile
Ulsar
Greenville
Evergreen
Monroevile
Alabama Power Company
REA
Drinkard
Montgomery
John P. Staffer
State Finance Department
Livestock arrivals boost hog and cattle numbers across eight plants
Livestock arrivals totaled about 1,100 cattle, 900 calves, and 1,700 hogs at eight major packing plants in Georgia, Alabama, and Florida. Hog prices were steady to 25 cents higher though trading was slow. quotes for soft and semi hard hogs ranged from about 22.50 to 23.25, with weights and grades shown and varying prices across plants.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albuany
Cullumbus
Mauitice
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Fla
Remie Jung
Ketchum Ordered To Post Peace Bond
Ketchum, charged with breach of the peace, was ordered by the Court of Carteen Pleas to post a 300 peace bond for a period. The warrant, filed by Annie Ketchum, alleges threats to kill Ler Wy. The report also includes Soviet praise and Molotov remarks.
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Ketchum
Court of Carteen Pleas
Annie Ketchum
Ler
Bicycle Car Crash Injures Boy at Main and Oates
A collision at Main Street and Oates Street involved a bicycle ridden by Nepee Yate and a motor car driven by Mrs. Home Wright. No charges were filed. Yate was hospitalized with injuries described as not serious.
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Ge Main
Oates Street
Bmrs
Wright
Gro
Main Street
Gage
Coleman
Car Hospital
Speaking platform honors loan program participants
Johnson says the loan was not a fanfare but a means to aid deserving farmers, urging bankers to join the program. The ceremony included Tew receiving the deed from Julian Brown of the FHA as Senator Sparkman and others praised the effort and future private financing potential.
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Johnson
Alexande Nunn
Tew
Johnson J. L. Crowell
Geneva County Farmers Home
Hosea Collins
Selle
Jame Mulkey
Geneva
Julian Brown
FHA
Brown
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