Bogan Tops Povehubst Open At Lakehurst
In Hershey Pennsylvania, Bogan led the field at the 441 open with a 71 score yesterday. Auburns Hist presence fades as injuries threaten Burke Dupuy for the Georgia Tech game. Victory Loan drive runs Oct 29 through December.
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Bogan
Bey Hogan
Hershey
Potkage
Uae
Lake Daseiper
ST. Dey
Pisehurst
Auburn
Aubers
Tull
Louisiana
Burke Dupuy
Nee
Georgia Tech
Decenver
Negro Charged With Killing Nephew in Rural Court Case
A Blackstown man faces murder charges after a nephew was shot on a dirt road near Youngs Town. Witnesses say Roosevelt Howard fired twice at Leroy Howard’s son Lee Your yard, using a single barrel shotgun. The sheriff held Young and charged him with homicide as the investigation continued.
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Sgaunet
Grady
al Mee
Leroy Howat Ea¢Himen
Blackabews
Bury Howard
Buatrrous
Roosevelt Howerd
Lenuy Howard
Yuuy
Siigle Barre
Ube
Pace
Ed Young
Swede Larson Dies Ex Navy Coach at 46
Swede Larson 46 former Navy and Naval Academy football coach died in Atlanta after a brief illness. He was with his wife when he passed away at the Naval Air Station dispersary. The Marine Corps veteran had served in the U S military before his death.
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Swede Larson
Navy
Atlanta
Aps
Cal Emory Ellsworth
U. S. Marine Corps
U. S. Naval Academy
Cal Learbun
Naval Air Station
Jackson County Crop Figures Given
Jackson County releases show major crops for 1944 from county agent J. W. Mutone to the Marianna Chamber of Commerce. Peanuts 26,000 tons on 70,000 acres valued at 4.2 million dollars. cotton 3,800 bales on 8,000 acres valued at 360 thousand. corn 900,000 bushels on 90,000 acres valued at 1.5 million. oats 280,000 bushels on 600 acres valued at 350 thousand. watermelons 1,500 cars on 2,000 acres valued at 600 thousand. cattle sold 80,000 head valued at 400 thousand. milk consumed at home and bought 1.2 million gallons valued at 204 thousand. The county spans about 620,000 acres.
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Marianna
Jackson County
J. W. Mutone
Marianna Chamber of Commerce
Butler
Kuhel to Stay with Washington Senators Next Season
Veteran first baseman Joe Kuhel told Senators officials he will return as a player in 1948 despite nearing 40. After a hard 1945 AL season he had considered retirement to join a Kansas City manufacturing firm, but opted to continue in baseball and contribute to the club’s efforts against younger talent.
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Washington
Joe Kuhel
Kuhel
Washington Senators
Kansas City
Senators
Theft charge filed against Aycux in Hous ton County case
Toward Aycux of Eufaula faces grand larceny charges after Shen B. G Farmer reported Aycux was linked to a theft at a residence. The incident occurred in the afternoon of a recent day, with Aycux held on a four month sentence.
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Aycux
Eufaula
Houston County
Georgia Farmer Slays Two Officers
A Georgia farmer near Aljue killed two officers in a daytime confrontation. Suspect Altun Bod Oy! Mulrady, 25, surrendered an hour later and faced murder charges. Sheriff and deputies reported the incident as they chased and exchanged fire, with neighbors calling in police and state troopers to the scene.
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Metter
T. W Brautley
Quef
Wille Jones
Candies
Aljue
Mulrady
Bell
Murtey
Fire damages Oyster Bar on Main Street and a box car
A converted heater ran over and caused a blaze at the Oyster Bar on E Main Street. Firemen said smoke damage was main, with negligible other damage. A separate brush of flame involved an empty box car at Central of Georgia siding Gunatown packed with straw and brick, origin undetermined.
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Gunrrol
E. Main Street
Central of Georgia
Gunatown
Labor split reshapes executive committee balance
In a Capital conference, John L. Lewis wins a seat on the eight member executive committee amid AFL CIO tensions. The final setup gives labor eight votes split three for CIO and three for AFL, with one vote each for Lewis’s United Mine Workers and the railroad brotherhoods.
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Thomas
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Green
AFL
Lewis
CIO
Labor
CIO Snd Apl
Lewis’ Umw
National Labor Relations Board
United Steelworkers
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
Ernest A. Mebiljlan
National Shipbuilding Stabilization Committee
Battle of A D Whitehead Estate Sale Notice
Notice is given that an administrator will sell the home place of A D Whitehead deceased in Houston County Alabama. The property lies between the house of Ho o ALM and 400 B Moat near Beat Wear Cuttenstuml. Sale to occur on the 1A dus or Nuye 244 with full description of the property in the public record.
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Alabama
Houston County
Whitehead
D. Whitehead
Seventy-Four Jews Reported Killed in Tripolitania Riots
Cairo AP report says 74 Jews and one Arab were killed in anti Jewish outbreaks in Tripolitania. Troops and police in Tripoli ordered to disperse looters and fire as needed. Morocco tensions connect to regional struggles over Italy’s North Africa colonies and international trusteeship proposals.
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Tripolitania
Cairo
Ministry of Information
Tripoli
Italias Bolony
North Africa
Italy
Cirenaica
Russia
London
Eritrea
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
U S S Alabama flag saved for state display
The U S S Alabama flag, carried during Tokyo Bay occupation early in Japan's postwar period, will be kept as a memorial. Cmdr. WB Coggins sent the banner to Gov Chauncey Sparks for display in the Capitol lobby then at the Department of Archives and History museum.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Tokyo Bay
Japan
Chauncey Sparks
WB. Coggins
Capitol
Museum of the Department of Archives and History
Churchill extols Stalin as a great ally in Commons
In a Commons debate Britain's Prime Minister praised Marshal Stalin as a great man and urged continued friendship with the Soviet Union. Churchill stressed safeguarding atomic knowledge as a sacred deterrent while noting hopes for expanded Russo British cooperation amid questions about Stalin’s whereabouts during Red Revolution anniversary events. A separate report notes a misidentified Greyhound bus in Dothan-Cottonwood and minor injuries to driver John D. Cameron.
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Cenlines
Amediuns
Moscow
Soviet Union
Britain
Commons
Stalin
Sower Union
Churchill
Marshal Stalin
Dothan - Cotlunwood Road
Alaga Coach Lines
Greyhound
Highysay
Earl Smith
John D. Cameron
Truman Begins To Talk Tough On Home Front Stand
President Truman shifts from cautious, conciliatory tone to direct warnings to Congress and to labor and management. A radio speech targets two committees delaying key bills on unemployment pay and full employment, signaling a tougher approach since entering the White House. The move contrasts with Roosevelt's approach of appealing to the people and clashing with labor leaders.
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Truman
James Marlow
Washington
Trine
Tume
Waite’ House
Reveevelt
White House
Ted
Congress
Roosevelt
Tremisn
Capitol
Mr. Truman
Labor and Management
Congressional
Labor- Management
Nelson weighs offer for Capetown golf series
Byron Nelson, the nation’s top golfer, said he is considering a deal worth $10,000 plus expenses for a series of matches in Capetown, South Africa, proposed by Norbert Erleigh, a wealthy mining executive. Nelson plans to leave his in laws’ home for Denton, Texas, where his large farm is located.
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Texarkana
Byron Nelson
Capetown
South Africa
Norbert Erleigh
Nelson
Denton
Tex
Negro Pleads Guilty in Peanut Theft Case
Hawkins, a Negro man, pleaded guilty before County Judge D C Hadstead to petty larceny for stealing 13 crates of peanuts from J L S S Price. He received a one hour jail sentence and a $65 fine plus costs. Employers Hawkins worked for were prepared to post the bond to cover costs once the sentence was served.
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Price Hawkiss
D.C. Hadsteid
J. L. Sod
Price
Aho
Hawkins
Negri
Marianna Bank Deposits Increase in 1938 Figures
Marianna bank deposits rose to 7 270 579 61 from 2 473 08 2 in 185, per Chamber of Commerce figures backing an airline service application. Postal receipts climbed 94 121 84 to 988 375 24. electric meter connections were 145 in 1938 and 229 presently, with water service similarly rising.
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Marianna
Marianaa
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Recruiter Leaves Navy Recruiting Office in Dothan
LL Martin former chief in charge of the Navy recruiting office in Dothan left today for Memphis Tennessee to be honorably discharged. He was succeeded by Jack Doyle yeoman second class who came to Dothan to take over the post.
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LL Martin
Navy
Dothan
Memphis
Tenn
Jack Doyle
Regular bi monthly meeting of Legion Club Rooms
Attendance is requested for the regular business session at the Legion Club Rooms on Foster Street tomorrow at 1:45 PM The meeting will be preceded by a brief musical program led by ONeal Manager Victory urges attendance to support the club and its plans Martin a native of 7 ham plans to return home after discharge to resume business efforts nearby
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Caener KR
Vhkory
Legion Club
Foster Street
Mauston
Neal
O'Neal
Bon. Martin
7Ham
Ea Cery
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Herring Motor CO
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Henry G
N. Fosett
Penello
Tost
C. E. Blakey—Optometrist
L. Foster
Tippett Ide
Georgia Farmer
Murleyhuine
Meiers Police
Mate
Pateolinen
Aoebory
Oyster Bar
U.S. S
Quinton D. Brumer
C. C. Brumer
Montana Street
Continental
United States
Umder
Army Air Forces
20Th Air Force
Bruner
Nathan F . Twaung
Twentieth Air Pore
Guat
Mieke
Cole
Howe & Taavens
Toston County
Dasciibes
Walter
Whitene
Oo Whitehead
Hoople
Birth In Charge
British Colonial Office
Tripletania
U.S.S
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New York
PECAN
Richter Brothers
Cairo, Georgia
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Common
Recruiter
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Firestone
Great Southern
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N. St. Andrews
Gee
Hudson Owners
Hudson
Martin Bros. Motor Co
St Andrews
Southern Liquid Gy
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Forrester
Gov. Health Depts
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