Opel Mi Marina Ad Feature Sparks Curio
An unusual ad item titled Opel Mi Marina presents a special promotion for Sonor Cisude Popper equipment. The fragment hints at a limited offer with emphasis on a car model theme and musical gear, but lacks clear details or dates. Further readable text would clarify brand names and promotion scope.
Parades Unite Local Groups for War Dead Tribute
A line of parade entries from Marigena Aly Field band and WAC detachment Color Guard to Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts moved to Confederate Park. Taps and a silent prayer followed, with Rev. M. Duratt delivering the invocation. Senator Pepper was introduced by T. H. Barnett as the nation anthem and band performances marked the day. Saint Luke's Chapel offered prayers for peace from 9 am to sunset, and a special service was planned at First Baptist Church at 4 pm.
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Resy Aly
WAC
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Avision
Toe Alr Field
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Boy Secouts
Girl Scouts
Florida Industrial Beboo
Marianne Uphached
Confederate Park
M. & Durrat
First Presbyterian Church
Legion Post
Apeaker
Senator Pepper
T. H. Barnett
The
Legion
Saint Luke's Eplecoya
First Baptist Church
Ming Dies Near Graceville After Long Illness
B E Ming seventy two of Graceville route one died at home after a long illness. Funeral services held at the residence conducted by Rev Howard Kawick and Rev R M Miller. Burial in Bethel cemetery Newton Ward Wilson in charge. Surviving: daughter Mrs John M Cannon of Dothan. five sons W T Ming Huey Ming E J Ming E C Ming and Fenney Ming. several grandchildren. Grandsons served as pallbearers.
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Graceville
Howard Kawick
Slocomb
R. M. Miller
Bethel Cemetery
Newton
Ward-Wilson
John M. Cannon
Dothan
W. T. Ming
Huey Ming
E. J. Ming
Eufaula
E. C. Ming
McEntyre, Ga
Fenney Ming
Marianna
Four Vehicles Involved In Wreck Near Dothan
A four-vehicle crash along the Enterprise Highway seven miles from Dothan injured one person slightly. B G L Sasser of Dothan route five drove a truck that overturned for unknown reasons. W C Cumby stopped to inspect the scene. Army and other trucks collided with Cumby’s vehicle, peanuts spilled, and Tedder’s truck struck Cumby’s car. Tedder suffered minor facial cuts.
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Enterprise
Dothan
H. B. Moody
State Highway Patrol
Bgl Sasser
W. C. Cumby
Cumby
Moody
Tedder
Anthony McGowan Dies at Miami Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Anthony McGowan eighty eight of Miami were held this afternoon at Wiggins Church with Rev Jeter Baldwin. Burial followed in Wirnns cemetery with Ward Wilson in charge. A former Dale County resident he moved to Miami five years ago. Surviving are his daughter Mrs W V Brown and another daughter Mrs E E Hoffman of Panama City along with several grandchildren.
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Anthony Mic'Gowan
Miami
W. V. Brown
Wiggins Church
Jeter Baldwin
Midland City
Bunal
Wirrns
Ward Wilson
Dale County
J J McClendon Dies Near Midland City
Funeral services for Joseph Josh McClendon sixty five of Midland City route two were held at Cedar Springs Church with Pastor G W Nobles officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery with Ward Wilson in charge. Surviving are a step son Tom White of Blakely Georgia a brother Jim McClendon of Webb route one and a cousin J C McClendon of Midland City active pallbearers were Flobert Gilmore J B Chepman Tom Jerkins Jorn Tidwell Hughey Horne and Crawford Graves.
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Joseph Josh McClendon
Midland City
Cedar Springs Church
G. W. Nobles
Cottonwood
Church
Ward-Wilson
Tom White
Blakely
Jim McClendon
Webb
J. C. McClendon
Flobert Gilmore
J. B. Chepman
Tom Jerkins
Jorn Tidwell
Hughey Horne
Crawford Graves
British war aid and reverse lend-lease totals in debate
In a Commons session the White Paper on Britain's wartime support to the United Nations was examined. Sir John cited Britain’s cash and material contributions while Roosevelt’s report to Congress highlighted reverse lend-lease from the Empire, detailing sums from Britain, Australia, New Zealand, India and Canada, and underscoring the mutual defense role.
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Bulljetin
Britain
United Nations Pool
John
Commons
British Isles
United Kingdom
Colonies
Roosevelt
Congress
British Commonwealth
United States
Aimilar
India
Canada
37 Percent Gain In Scouting Told
The article notes a 37 percent increase in Scout membership with new units forming in Alabama and nearby areas. It highlights Girl Scout activities led by Esther Bond and lists several troop members and leaders. It mentions a recent meeting theme, awards for American Girls subscriptions, and upcoming Air Scout Squadron development.
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Tiwop
Migs Eine
Development of Lo and Bag water power at tenth petasta
The article notes a tenth part of the petasta water power for Lo and Bag has been developed. It outlines progress in harnessing this resource and hints at potential future expansion and regional impact. The piece references local authorities and engineers involved in the project.
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