Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Services And Community Notes
Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass reports SATURDAY SERVICES at 7 pm at New Harmony Free Will Baptist Church with Rev John B M Rich delivering the sermon. The Datfedl Garden Club commends the city department for cleaning street corners. David Livingston, 15, Newville, sustained a fractured foot during football practice. A telephone pole was knocked down near East Lafayasie College Street in a hit and run crash, police say.
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New Harmony Free ‘Wilt Baptist Church
John BM. Rich
Datfedl Garden Club
Nly
Short
John Artkins
David Livingston
Newville
Lafayasie-Callege
Rucker Men Injured In Automobile Wreck
Three Camp Rucker soldiers were injured about 2 p.m. yesterday when an automobile overturned several times on Enterprise Highway west of the Cheetawatenee River bridge. Sgt Cecil B. Harden, Ralph Tripp, Lewis Lipps, and the driver were listed as injured and taken to the station hospital. Harden was reported most seriously hurt with multiple injuries. Tripp and the driver were thrown clear of the wreckage.
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Camp Rucker
Enterprise
Cheetawatenee River
J.D Wilk
Ntom
Ralph
Trips
Lewis
Lipps
Cecil B. Harden
Strucker
Harden
Wilkingon
Tripp
Butte
Bront
Marianna
Weardlle
Ieee
Basengern
Webb Penging
Givehoolhouse
Mipese
Ion District
Uman
Terry Whatley
Bobby May
Larry Buch
Byrd Bule
Ivey
Johnnie Drew
Hattelkyu Islands
Brewer
Don Wiggins
Charles
Christian Churches of
Variance
Eddie Switch
Grand Jury Action Ordered In Shooting Case
Elle Lee wens, a Black woman, charged with murder in the death of her husband Robert Owens. Judge Theodore Jackson ordered her bound over at a preliminary hearing. Bond set at $5,007. Owens’ body was found at his home two weeks ago after being shot multiple times with a .38 caliber pistol.
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Elle Lee Wens
Robert Owens
Theodore Jackson
Owens
Beea
Poultry Market Reports Mixed Prices and Woes
Poultry prices at farm level show mixed movement with several plants reporting slow sales and lower demand. MECRI? suppliers note steady to rising costs while live poultry operations log varied weights and quoted prices around 23 to 25 cents per pound for broilers and fryers, with specific ranges including 24 1 2 cents.
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Mort
Pennsylvania 1952 Election Hints at Party Redraw
The 1952 Pennsylvania GOP contest signals a potential shift as Taft defeats Ferguson and Eisenhower remains a possible front runner. Analysts weigh Ted Duty and Gov. Duty’s rivals, while Lodge and liberal blocs vie for influence. Democratic leaders eye new faces with Truman and Barkley unlikely as sole options.
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Pennsylvania
Teft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Duty
Myers
Dutt
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Signa
Lodge
Men Dirksen
Dewey
Stassen
Minnesota
Taft
Paul Hoffman
Ford Foundation
Educational Research
Truman
Barkley
Lucas
Styers
Douglas
Gav
Adlai R. Stevenson
Mlinois
Frank J. Tavsche
Ohio
Victory
McMath
Arkansas
Brien ‘McMahon
Connecticut
Wiliam
Douglss
Floridian cashes in on lost treasures of the Spanish Main
Ralph Odom, a Florida attorney general aide, sells lithographed Florida maps claiming to mark spots of buried pirate treasure. The charts link to legends of Blackbeard, Morgan, LaFitte, and Bowlegs, with divers reportedly finding bars and tusks off Miami and Marathon Key. Proceeds fund a job program for the blind via the Florida Council for the Blind as part of distribution.
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Tohn M. Couric Tallarasser
Ralph Odom
Spanish Main
Oder
Florida
Odem
Maly
Cidem
Library of Congress
Miami
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Marathon Key
Jume
Billy Bowlegs
Henry Morgan
Blackbeard
Jean la Fite
Black Caesar
Apalachicols
Panhandle
Odom
Florida Council For the Bind
Council
Odor
Hs ‘State
Quom
Scon
More Cheaper Park Suggested By Tests
Fairbury reports a world record weight gain in weanling pigs fed under normal farm conditions. The Honegger bathers claim pigs gained 2.03 pounds per day with two pounds of feed yielding a pound of pork at about 6 1/2 cents per pound. They compare this to usual gains of one pound per day on three to four pounds of feed. They say new antibiotics and vitamins could push pork output 40 percent higher at lower costs.
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Fairbury
Honegger Bathers
Samona Frank
Addison
Markets To Close For Armistice Day Returns
New York AP reports financial and commodity exchanges nationwide will be closed on Armistice Day, Saturday November with Livestock markets exempted from the closure. Trade institutions will pause operations as markets observe the holiday.
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New York
Armisti
Welfare checks cut in Houston County due to funds drop
Houston County welfare recipients will see smaller public assistance grants this month as local receipts fall. Director Mrs. C. L. Goltins cited a nearly $3,000 year start shortfall from Alabama beverage profits, reducing old age and blind aid payroll and altering payments.
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Houston County
C. L.goltins
Houston County Welfare Department
Collins Sax
Alenhohe Beverage Control
Gale of
Alconclie Beverages
Alabama
Trade Board Honors Festival Leaders
The Dothan Chamber of Commerce honored festival leaders with engraved gifts yesterday. Eustace Bishop received a silver pitcher for his work as general chairman of the National Peanut Festival. Seldon Bailey was surprised with an engraved watch. President Raymond Spann presented both gifts to the board.
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Eustace Bishop Yresterday
Dothan Chamber of Commerce
Seldon Bailey
Raymond Spann
Truck Driver Charged After Collision at Main Street
Q A Price of 103 West Powell Itrael was charged with reckless driving after a collision with motorbike rider Wallace Malone Jr. The youth received minor injuries. Price allegedly turned left into West Main and Pariton Avenue, striking the motorcycle’s right fender.
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Q. A. Price
West
Powell Itrael
Wallace Malone, Jr
Price
Young Matone
West Main
Pariton Avenue
Livestock market report from Georgia and Florida plants
Receipts at eight major plants in Albany Columbus Mollie Thomasville and Tifton Ga Dothan Jacksonville and Tallahassee show hog prices steady to 25 cents lower with varied weights. Quotations span 14 to 18.75 for light to heavy hogs and sows, while steer and heifer listings range from 21.00 to 28.00 with feeders 21.50 to 26.00 and calves around 26.00. Demand is active and salable receipts are estimated at 400 cattle and 125 hogs with overall steady to higher trading for the period.
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Thomasville
Gas
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Molrie
Tifton
Dothan
Jacksonville
Mkt
Sgo
UN Action Looms Amid Korean War Tensions
Warren Austin warns that China’s Communist forces in Korea could speed up formation of fighting units by the UN. The report notes joint U.S. and Allied concerns as UN deliberations loom, with emphasis on ongoing military and political responses in the region.
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New York
Warren Austin
Korea
Austin
U. 3
Nina Warren Polio Battle After Cal Governor’s Daughter Paralyzed
Nina Warren, 17, youngest daughter of Gov Earl Warren, is paralyzed from the hips down after a polio attack. She was hospitalized Tuesday morning as political plans in San Francisco shifted to support her condition. Doctors reported her temperature dropping and noted no further complications, while a serum from Chicago was administered to help halt the disease’s spread.
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Sacramento
APL
Ina Warren
California
Earl Warren
Warrens
San Francisco
Nina
Junius B. Harris
Chicago
McClatchy High School
Highway Cross Honors First Kansas Martyr
Lyons Kansas reports a stone cross near U S Route four west of town dedicated as a monument to Father Juan de Padilla Kansas first Christian martyr. The Franciscan accompanied Coronado into Kansas in 1540 and led a party to establish a mission before pursuing broader outreach to neighboring tribes.
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Lyons
Kan
U.S
Juan de Padilla
Kansas
Coronado Oo
Estabish
Soviet jets clash over Korea amid heavy Allied air strikes
On a turbulent Korean frontline an Allied air group reports heavy combat as Panther jets guard Navy aircraft while two Soviet swept-wing jets attack. One enemy plane is claimed destroyed, another possibly shot down. Superfort bombs strike targets near Chongjin and Pukchin, with B-29s damaged but returning to base. Ground actions show shifted Communist forces, occasional skirmishes, and Allied advances around Chongchon, Pyongyang, and Won as South Korean troops press northward.
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Marchman
Altough
Aunist
Panther
Navy
Valley Forge
Swho Dam
Chongzongyin
Philip Fine Sea
Sinuinju
Pukchin
U. S
Bithth Aquiny
NAS
2Th
Steelon
Ninth Corps
Chongchon
Ui. S. 10Th Corps
Korea
Srountain
Niles
Korer
Manchuria
Dale Farm Veterans Plan All Day Event
Dale Farm Veterans in Ozark plan an all day Achievement Day at the baseball park on Saturday. Sam Strickland leads the program with Congressman George Andrews of Alabama set to speak in the morning. Evening events include a concert, a dog calling contest, and humorous contests. Auburn extension leaders and county agriculture staff will attend along with local educators and agents.
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Ozark
Dale Coun
Sam Strickland
Leacher
George Andrews
Alabama
Andrews
Lonsl Agriculure
Fem
Auburn
JC Cannon
Vocs Jional Ericulture
G. ‘B. Phillips
L. L. Sellers
G. W. Geoisay
W. D. Thomason
Vend Creel Richardaan
Cupetin
Endent of Education
Launderettes Warned on License Purchases in County
Aubrey Johnston, chief clerk for Probate Judge Albert Logue, warned self service launderettes that the grace period for purchasing privilege licenses without penalty nears end. Legislators approved a privilege tax to be retroactive to Oct 1, and only two county laundries have used the grace period. Operators urged to buy licenses promptly.
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Aubrey Johnston
Albert Logue Teey
Grace
Anget
Sov
James E. Folsom
J. Johnset
Thete Censts
19 Hurt As Train Passes Open Switch In Indiana
LOGANSPORT Ind AP A Pennsylvania railroad passenger train struck the rear of a switch engine today after coming through an open switch injuring 19 persons.
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Logansport. Ind
Ansylvania Railroad
Mrs. B. L. Drew Dies at 79 in Wiregrass Region
Mrs. B. L. Drew, seventy nine, died at her Ozark home after a short illness. Funeral arrangements by Hokman Funeral Home in Ozark. Survived by four sons including W. W. Drew of Ozark and Horace Drew of Miami, five daughters in Tampa and Miami, two sisters Ida Tucker of Dallas and Erie Williams of Pitahoma, three brothers Stewart of Thomasville Pine Point and Atowert of Cairo.
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Mes
Drew Ozark
B. L. Drew
Cairo
Gan
Hokman Funers
Ozark
W._W. Drew
Roy Drex
Horace Drew
Miami
Donalsonville Baptists Celebrate Homecoming and New Deacons
Donalsonville special: Baptists fill church and balcony for homecoming as deacons are ordained. Pastor Whitt Aiken leads amid fund-raising for the building, with attendance over 300 and multiple clergy present from Whigham and Columbia. New deacons Luther Haney Leon Barber Collie Hill Frank J. W. Dunn ordained. pew deacons slated by Rev. W. E. Storey.
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Donalsonville
Donaluals Firat
Kuenecors
Whitt Aiken
Buster
Donalsonville Baptists
Leon Barber Collie Hill
Frank J. W. Dunn
W. E. Storey
First Baptist
Alex Carswell
Bowen ‘Reptist "Association
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George Curti
Palos Verdes College
Palos Verdes Estates
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Promis Street
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