Baritone Huehn Delights Dothan With Metropolitan Voice
Baritone Julius Huehn gave a Dothan audience a taste of the Metropolitan Opera last night. He opened with arias from Figaro and Hora Novissima, then sang The Student and Wagner’s Evening Star. A strong Othello aria drew the best reception, with two encores including Home on the Range and The Trumpeter.
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Julius Huehn
Metropolitan Opera
Jago
Mr. Huehn
Huehn
Zion
Feldeinsamkeit
Ernst
Wagner
Sand
Cullins Steith
Clair de Lane
Recovery program foreshadows Europe interchanges after 1951
Senate debate centers on long range European recovery costs and aid shape. Marshall outlines a $2.657 billion package for 1943 including $1.5B for long range recovery, $597M for stop gap aid, $50M for China, and $500M for occupation costs. Loans via Export-Import Bank favored for Latin America. George opposes domestic regimentation and insists on loans rather than grants.
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Brewster
R-Me
China
Greece
Turkey
Marshall
France
Italy
Austria
Congress
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Robert Lovett
Germany
Korea
Japan
Lovett
Truma
Georgne D-Gad
Truman
Europe
George
Georgia
CPA
Marsal
Opera Review of The Masked Ball at the Met
The Masked Ball at the Met is an Italian sung thriller with a Swedish clone and a murder twist. Daniza Ilitsch struggles but improves, while Jan Peerce seems short of breath during a long high note. Leonard Warren impresses as Renato and Giuseppe Antonicelli draws praise for fresh Verdi phrasing. An audience curiosity includes a salon spectacle and a noted attorney Knight performing a headstand.
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Ling
Carmelus Vand
Bilt Whitney
Daniza Ilitsch
Jan Peerce
Breati
Orce
Poin
Leonard Warren
Renato
Giuseppe Antonicelli
Verdi
Met
Mirlene Dietrich
Richard Knight
Knight
Peace pledge and memorial praise from wartime leaders
Gen Devers warns no peace reminder despite civil relief efforts as he notes Army Reserve reduction. Gen Kenny urges preparedness as peace guarantee. Gen Biehedinger stresses Japan aims and unarmed periods. Gen Coffin says U S must fund defense plans. Savannah Marine monument honors 24 Chatham County Marines who died in World War II. Marine Corps League sponsors ceremony.
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Taeeob L. Devers
Lasiman
Army Reserve Corps
Nothors
George C. Kenny
New Vena Civ
Pacific
Biehedinger
Japan
Ho Tewton
Fic
Mournomer
Fie
Savannail
Alexander A Vanderrift
Cate Mandant
United States Native Corps
Chathing County
Sa Breat
Savannah
The
Marine Corps League
Friendship Train Heads For Cheyenne For Five More Cars
Five more cars of the Friendship Train headed toward Cheyenne carrying food for relief. The train originated in Los Angeles and was to arrive in Cheyenne later today. Eight cars in total, including milk, beans, and Mars noni, were loaded last night at Green River with shipments from Idaho Oregon and Washington.
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Grefs
Wyo
Tne
Frocasip Tra
Racrepe
Ry Poopie
Agate
B. Mawoof
Tracy McCracken
Cheyenne Newspapers
Tuc
Lester Taunt
Cheyenne
Los Angeles
Green River
Ildaho
Oreson
Warlington
Does Russia Have The Atomic Bomb Today
The piece surveys rumors that Russia may possess an atomic bomb, noting Molotov’s cryptic remarks and Western experts’ cautious skepticism. It cites reports from Le Temps and The Daily Worker, plus input from scientists who doubt a current Russian bomb but acknowledge possible long-term capability.
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Ruscia
Paris
Lintrancheant
Irkutsk
Vincheslav MM
Molotov
Arishits
Moscow
Molostov
Diale Worker
New York
U.S
Communist Party
U. S
Prague
John Griese
Reesia
Onphans
Britain
Mmost
United States
Russia
Niven
Dr Slauchter Named Baptist President
Dr Slauchter, pastor of First Baptist Church, Montgomery, was elected president of the State Baptist Convention, succeeding J A Carnie. The slate included Dy tf Uo Hobbs as first vice president and Ry Crowd Walker as second vice president, with Davis C Coop as statistician secretary. The convention adopted resolutions protesting public funding for Catholic school transport and deploring a Supreme Court decision on church funding, signaling ongoing debates over church and state financing.
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Mau Yet Boptivy Chaech
Veces Fatus
Davis C Coopos
Roemery
Statisticat
SUN
Legislators Endorse Self-Starter Plea Across Counties
Alabama legislators push a self-starter amendment, led by Sen. James Bo Allan, to inform every county before the measure’s vote. He argues the plan expands public involvement and time is devoted to outreach, with opposition limited and no funds planned.
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Montgomery
Cap
James Bo Allan
Bry Courts
Saiily
Allen
Alanwsia
Alabama
Alabama Power line project faces petitions before commissions
The plan seeks to install a transmission line across Alabama with a projected cost of 1500000000 dollars. The proposal involves communities including Troy and nearby valleys, with a density of about 700 people per square mile in agriculture-heavy areas. Demand grows amid regulatory review and local opposition.
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Alabarma vVide
Feder Power Commission
Alabama Paste Service Commission
Amstall Vse Line
Troy
Thas Jentre
Tsorppi
Alabama
Geor Ninoo
Children Drowned in Scalding Water by Mother
Ravenna Ohio AP report states Sheriff says two young children died after their mother, Edoward McVewan, left them in a half filled tub of hot water. The mother was jailed in custody, later hospitalised after a mental crisis. The community notes the McVeash family’s civic involvement.
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Ravenna
George Lields
Edoward McVewan
Nm Todiey
Maleo
Geaicuo-the- Lat
Sayene
Davids
Shields
ScoVeish
Mississippi Solons Meet To Address Bus Strike Split
In Jackson Mississippi a state assembly debate arose over how to handle a prolonged bus strike. Lawmakers introduced measures to fund and support transit workers amid rising tensions with the bus company and concerns over public mobility. The session featured statements from union officials and city officials outlining demands for wage protections and staffing.
Cottonwood Madrid Schools On Radio Broadcast
Cottonwood and Madrid schools announce a joint radio program. The broadcast, titled strengthening the Teaching Profession, airs Wednesday from 9:45 am to 2:00 pm on WDIG. The event features a special feature on wage issues and classroom guidance.
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Cottonwood
Madrid
Cottonwood Hash
Cottonwood Wal
Workers report majority forming union in picket line
Number 12 told his father that workers had a majority and were forming a union. Picketing began at dawn with four workers marching on the sidewalk amid tram traffic and rain. Placards appeared as weather allowed, while both sides seemed to await developments.
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Moan
Officials Nearby Loom Over Budget in East
A fragmentary note indicates talks of more than 15 officials in the East earning about 1,208 dollars a year as scheduling and pay concerns rise. The record hints at looming rate discussions and potential changes in officiating duties and compensation.
Testimony shows Hughes procurement schemes and delays
Witnesses recount Hughes influence in Air Forces contracts and loan financing, noting Meyers and Ferguson pressure for favorable terms. The testimony details bids, a $200,095 loan for an $11,092,090 bond speciation, and Hughes pursuit of personnel with offers of work, amid general reluctance and political scrutiny.
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Usan
Congress
Hughes
Meyers
Joy
Air Forces
Hestes
Tod
Fesnican
Tesifir
PKA
Mertens
Mersis
Ferguson
Maine
Ferguson Charastereed Hughes
Egghland
Huches
Cemetery Working at Clark Cemetery Near Brarmon Stand
An all day cemetery working is scheduled Thursday at the Clark cemetery near Brarmon Stand. Community volunteers expected to help with clearing, cleaning and maintenance tasks to prepare graves and plots. Local organizers urge participation and bring tools, gloves, and water.
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Clark Cemetery
Brarmon ' Stand
WEW Post Armistice Service Honors WWI Veterans
Commander James D. Fuller of WEW Post W13 announced an Armistice Day service for 8 pm Wednesday to honor World War I veterans and remember the fallen of 1917 18. He urged action to ensure sacrifices were not in vain by fortifying U S armed forces and modernizing weapons amidst uncertain peace.
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James D. Fuller
WEW Post
Fuller
United States
Negroes Released In Safe Burglary Probe
Unidentified Black suspects held after theft of a safe from Dothan Milling Company office Friday night are released for lack of evidence. Chief James Lewis said the case remains under investigation and a report from FBI laboratories in Washington is expected soon.
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Dothan Milling Company
James Lewis
Lewis
Federal Bureau of Investigation Laboratories
Washinton
Public Opinion Across Groups on Economic Controls and Global Affairs
Survey results show government officials favor limited price controls and wage protections, while editors and business leaders back tax cuts and European aid conditioned on anti communism steps. Senators mainly cautious about UN involvement, universal military training faces strong opposition from lawmakers, and fear of a new national or global recession persists among business leaders.
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IHS
Europe
Congress
Newworld
UMT
Trenty
Moose Meeting Announced at Dothan Center
The Loyal Order of the Moose will hold a meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Dothan Recreation Center. L D Durden, general advisor, announced today. All members and prospective members are urged to attend.
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Order of the Moose
Dothan Recreation Center
L. D. Durden
UN urged sanctions to remove Franco from power
Poland backed a push for Security Council action and new sanctions against Franco's regime in Spain. Oscar Lange accused Franco of defying the UN Charter and aligning with Hitler and Mussolini. He urged reaffirming last year’s condemnation and pressing Spain’s people toward change.
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United Nations Besse
Franco
Spain
U.N
Mo Francisco Franco
Powe
Poland
Oscar Lange
U. Nations
General Assembly
Lange
Assembly
Security Council
Hitler
Mussolini
France
Madrid
ULN
Meadows Denies Allegation in September Answer
The record notes Meadows denied the allegation in an answer filed in September. Original charges were brought by Blaugh Travick, L. Skipper, W. W. Skipper, Jim Mos, and Alen Snelly. The piece also lists civil jury cases set for December in court, including various detinue and assumpsit actions and a condemnation matter involving the City of Dothan.
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Meadows
Blaugh Travick
L. Skipper
W. W. Skipper
Jim Mos
Alen Snelly
Ashie Stadium
Otober
Charles
C. L. Railroad C
R. FL
Watson
A. HL
D Gowan
L. Terry
M.A. Nall
Citie Bell Collins
Als
Rubs Lee Comins
Assumpsit
City Dothan
Jerry Fowler
Bot Joe Hule
Denver Holk
Jewel Newton
L. A. Long
Maddox
Colorful Assorted Stars Describe Varied Type Names
A fragment notes stars appear in a range of colors including blue yellow red overnet aerin violet. The list emphasizes varied hues and mixed descriptors rather than a single type or class.
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Baritone Huehn
Dothan
BY Abby Ellard
Friendship Train
By Harrison Salishury
U. P. Foreign News
Dr. Slauchter
Baptist
Berlin
Stuents
University of Berlin
Nite
Bavot
Lorcely
Te Funes
Densa
Tawa
Theos Bernard
Santa Barbara
Calif
Panjab
India
Bernard
Tibet
New Delhi
Kulu -Valley
Mississippi
Jackson
Lee
Pietdjoy
Sixemonthoola
Sia O
Cut Wolfe
Durmena
Pie
National Tramways System
Eral
Carl Snadrz
Air Force
Phon Clare
Perron
Srmeckh
Baker
WEW
MOOSE
Amedem
Curner
Pro Stoi Fire
Raymon E. Span
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