Flaming Infant Dies Near Columbia
Joe Ann Fleming infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Leater Wieming of Columbia route died at home yesterday. Funeral services will be held today at 10 am at the family residence with Rev Alford officiating. Burial will be in Camp Springs cemetery. Headland Mortuary directing. Surviving are parents two sisters Ruby Freeces Fleming and Mavis Clara Fleming both of Columbia route one and her maternal grandmother Mrs Joe J Hutto Headland route.
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Joe Ann Fleming
William Leater Wieming
Columbia
Ope
Alford
Camp Springs
Headland Mortuary
Ruby Freeces Fleming
Mavis Clara Fleming
Loth of
Columbia Routa
Joe J. Hutto
Headland Outa
Whiskey Making Charged Near Columbia
Charles Martin Weems, a Black man from near Columbia, was taken into custody yesterday and charged with manufacturing and possessing whiskey. Sheriff BG Farmer said deputies from the aBC arrested Weems, with about twenty gallons of beer, two gallons of moonshine, and a whiskey still seized in the raid.
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Charles Martin Weems
Columbia
Whitey
BG. Farmer
Weems
J. T. Casey
L. C. Fasterwood
Abc
Reid
Coal price ceilings under review by fuels administration
Officials of the fuels administration said they are studying how much of an increase will be necessary as a preliminary to a formal request to raise coal price ceilings. Balic rates have ranged from 15 to 45 cents ton. There is every indication that until this question is settled there will be no return to normal production. An operators spokesman in Alabama said several commercial mines in that State cannot
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WLB
Fuels Administration
Office of PoHos Administration
Alabama
Allied Air and Naval Offensives Hit Rabaul Area
Allied planes and carriers struck Rabaul and surrounding areas in multiple raids. They disabled a 20,500 ton tanker, damaged ships, and destroyed or damaged dozens of enemy aircraft, with heavy cruiser and destroyer losses. aircrews reported 24 enemy planes shot down and 22 probably downed.
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Katveng
New Ireland
Liberatore
Bate
Veesar Fotona
MacArthur
Archural Massey
Army
Balesa
Mabaal
Almays
Bornera
Wax
Sgather Rabaul
Pacific
Lght
Bismarck Sea
Admiral T Walsey
Kavieng
Musesau
Japan
Bougainville
Isand
Buin
Buka
Rabeul
Halsey
Copra
Havieng
Maesau Island
Rabaul
Simpson Harbor
Allied push to Cassino gains after breaking through near Mignano
In the Italian front, Lt Gen Mark W Clark's U S forces press toward Cassino after a gap at Mignano, facing lighter rain and rugged hills. The German command reports intensified fighting with casualties on all sides as a French division enters the American sector and Allied air forces target German logistics and communications behind the front.
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Page Otte
Casilina
Rome
Mignano
Mark W Clark
United States
Cassino
Clark
German High Command
Italy
Balkans
USS Michell
Beral Europe
Wadia
RAF
Pinnesa
Middle Foot
Mediterranean
Aegean
Thay
Tunisia
al Nadroopa
War Chest Drive Surpasses Goal In Houston County
The Dothan United Charities and War Chests combined appeal exceeded the target by $1,225, ending at $32,525. EAL paused service but plans to resume as soon as possible after the war. The 1944 outlook hints scrap and bond drives returning early next year.
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Dothan United Charities and
Houston County
Notable journalist Bolt to headline international lectures
The Institute program theme is Contributors do a New World Order. Bolt, veteran journalist and broadcaster, will discuss Oriental Nations and other contributors. He has covered mine wars, the Dayton evolution trial, and international affairs. A second lecture features John A. Marsh, ex-Canadian Parliament member, on Nov 17 in Dothan. Rotary underwrites and tickets are available from Rotarians.
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Institute
British Commonwealth of Nations
Americas
Bolt
United States
Europe
Germany
Mexico
Chicago Herald and American
Indianapolis News
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Pittsburgh Post
West Virginia
Dayton
Tenn
NBC
WAAF
Chicago
Dothan
John A. Marsh
Dothan Rotary Club
Licketa
Soviet Premier lauds Bolshevik party as organizer of victories
The Russian Premier praises the Bolshevik party as the organizer and inspirer of wartime successes. He notes collective farmers have offset food shortages despite losing Ukraine and Donets lands, and asserts the country will emerge stronger and more firm from the war.
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Soviet Union
Red Army
Ukraine
Donets
Bolshevik Party
Continued from Page One Campagne Drive Exceeds Quota
Moseley thanked solicitors and every contributor for the drive’s success. Citizens of Dothan Napier Field personnel and Camp Rucker cooperated to meet the quota. Napier Field contributed over 2500 dollars and Camp Rucker added 1000 dollars, pushing the goal past the target. Sheriff Farmer said John Larkins was arrested in Montgomery on grand larceny for stealing eighty dollars from Horace Brooks and was returned to Dothan jail. Larking wore shoes stolen from W. W. Drake.
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Ed Moseley
Campniom
Dothan
Napier Field
Camp Rucker
Moseley
Napier
Armer
John Larkins
Montgomery
Horace Brooks
Alice Street
Larking
W. W. Drake
Exchange Club Installs Officers for New Year
Dothin Exchange Club announced new officers at a banquet Friday at the Boston Hotel. Glenn Nawhton and Paul Harrison were named president and secretary treasurer, with E. 5. McClintic as vice president. Roy Smith of Montgomery delivered the principal address on child welfare, urging local program emphasis.
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Glano Newton
Paul W. Harrison
Dathan Exchange Club
Newton
McCinrac
Harrison
Glenn Nawhton
Singing of America
H. J. Bentley
Dell Sellers
Dave Harvard
Frances Harvard Moody
Gusta Engling
Camp Rucker
Clifford Hoard
Camp
Board of Control
Perry Calhoun
Pred Little
M. J. Kelley
Walter Morris
Finnish Leader Says Finland Not a Hitler Vassal State
The unnamed Finnish leader stated Finland should not be classified by the United Nations as Hitler's vassal state. He urged peace but warned against unconditional capitulation while the army remains undefeated. An armistice-like status exists on the front with Finnish troops holding positions 25 to 100 miles inside Russia since December 5, 1941.
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Finland
United Nations
Hitler
Soldier and civilian cotton equipment usage compared
The average American soldier ran Quirez 250 pounds of cotton equipment, compared with 20 pounds bought annually by the Average civilian.
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Cagur
Headland
Chatker
BK Wien
Foilipe
Wileon
Fae Ote
City Cafe
A D. Griffin
T. .Whatley, JR
South Foster
Aly
Arkansas
United Mine Workers
Bauman
Royal Danish
Individ
Qye
Danisho Tsas
Sterling
Page Oe
EAL
Heme
Exchange Club
Perme
Detigg
Dothan Steam Laundry
E. Powel
Dothan, Ab
Alice FA
Carmen Miri
John
Ibe
Dixie Baking Codothan
Ala
Dell Sellers, Mgr
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