Military exhibit before Georgia Auburn game at Memorial Stadium
In Columbus Georgia on November 18 before the Georgia Auburn football game a military display will feature officers, modern weapons, the Twenty ninth Infantry Band and Christie tanks. Soldiers will parade around Memorial Stadium and perform a close order drill and simulated attack. Ammunition will be fired and tank guns will be fired as part of pregame events marking Memorial Stadium dedication. About 15000 spectators are expected with 8000 tickets sold.
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Columbus
Fort Benning
Georgia-Auburn
Georgia-Auburn Slanms
Army Post
Twentyninth Infantry Band
Memorial Stadium
Cotton Market Slides After Hedge Selling Pushes Down
Liverpool reported a sharp decline but opening demand kept the market above the Liverpool drop. Trade support appeared with South offerings quickly taken and prices steady through most of the session. Fresh buying later lifted prices near the previous close before hedge selling pushed values to the day’s low, about 15 points down, as heavy yesterday buying and catering pressures weakened the market. Hubbard Bros. advertises a line in the Eagle Want Ada for profit recitals.
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Liverpool
Hubbard Bros
Cotton Market Brief Value Report
Cotton market figures from Dy TV Palmer and G New York show open high low and close values across multiple grades including GBL GTL and others. Prices vary with changes noted in the session ending around 8.05 with reported tonnage in operation.
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Dy TV
Palmer
New York
Wall Street closes mixed on broad tech and steel names
Major indexes drifted as trading wrapped up with gains for Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, and Westinghouse while losses appeared in Bethlehem Steel and Anaconda Copper. The list included J C Penney, Sears Roebuck, United Fruit, and Radio Corp among others reflecting broad sector moves.
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York
American
Auburn Motors
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Ca&o
Commonwealth & Sou
Chrysler
Curtin Weide
Dupont Electric
General Motors
General Foods
General Electric
Goodyear
Hudson Motors
Kennecott Corp
Law
Lorillard Montgomery Ward
New York Central
J. C. Penney Philips
Pete“Radio Corp
B. J. Reynolds Radio
Keith Orph
Sears Roebuck Southern Railway
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf
B.S. Steel
United Fruit
United Aircraft Westinghouse
Woolworth
Western Union
Republican Defeated Ends Life with Poison
Olin Muskogee Nov. 12 despondency over defeat for county commissioner on the Republican ticket led HC Burns Adair county farmer to drink poison Mrs Burns told authorities today His widow and 13 children survive.
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Muskogee
Olin
HC. ‘Burns
Adair County
Proposal to legalize 2.75 percent beer in Ohio
A bill to legalize 2.75 percent beer was filed in the Ohio General Assembly for approval of its form and intent, with Attorney General Gilbert Bettman to review the measure.
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Columbus, Ohio
Obi General Assembly
Aijtormey
Gilbert Bettman
Dothan Beats Hartford 14 to 0 in Armistice Game
Dothan High Tigers shut out Hartford 14 0 at Memorial Stadium on Armistice Day. Joe Riley starred carrying for both touchdowns and adding an extra point after the first score. Bailey and May contributed key kicks as Dothan dominated with 180 yards rushing to Hartford 74 and nine first downs to Hartford three. Hartford attempted seven passes with none complete, intercepting three of Dothan's five and fumbling three times.
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Hartford
Dothan High Tigers
Memorial Stadium
Joe Riley
Dothan
Tiger
Bailey
Riley
Tigers
Willburn May
May
Windam
Pounds
Sheehan
Hertfords
Bailys
Lee
Geneva County Tean
Ylartfor
Ite
Joe Panev
SC Milter
Hertford
Inez
Miller
Mieo
Slocomb Misa Carolyn Stapleton Hosts Card Club
Mrs W C Bell hosted a Tuesday afternoon card session with local residents. Gene Stuts won top score prize. refreshments followed. Numerous visitors and regional guests attended from Columbia Dothan Blakely and Pensacola amid weekly social rounds and family visits.
Little Town Social Roundup From Enterprise District
Weekend visits and engagements fill the local scene with names like Bohannan from Panama City and Harris from Montgomery. The district federation of women’s clubs met in Enterprise, while marriages, guests, and travels involve Fields, Biggin, Atkeson, Fuller, and others.
Visitors and local social notes from Montgomery area
Mrs T F McGritt sen ay. Mice Dae Koonce and Maurie Sullivan of Charlotte NC visiting relatives here. Mrs W Li and Mrs K L Oakley attended luncheon for child welfare workers at Dothan last Wednesday. Wintem Medriff has returned home after visiting North Carolina. Otis Mortman of Waverly spent time here. Charlie Campbell of Jacksonville Fl spent Wednesday night with his mother here. Cherrie Mercier in Panama City on business. Sam Bowden of Auburn spending week with his parents here. Mrs A M Skipper spent Wednesday in Dothan with her mother Mrs HT Miller. Mrs J S Skipper and little daughter Bide Dean of Albany GA called on relatives Sunday. Martha Sasser of Albany GA spent past week here. Mr and Mrs A Slade and Mr and Mrs J Zorn spent Thursday in Montgomery. Migges Sara Rodney and Dot Hetaway spent weekend with friends in Pinekard. Charlie Campbell visiting his brother Charlie Campbell of Jacksonville. Mrs F A Bryan spent Thursday in Montgomery and returned with husband that evening. Mr and Mrs Traver called to their home in Washington county this week by illness of Mr Traver's father. Mrs T J Hinds of Birmingham.
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T. F. McGritt
Senaay
D.ae Koonce
Maurie Sullivan
Charlotte
N. C
Mra W. Li
Mra. K. L. Oakley
Dothan
Wintem Medriff
North Carolina
Otis Mortman
Waverly
Charlie Campbell
Jacksonville
Fin
Cherrie Mercier
Panama City
Pia
Sam Bowden
Auburn
A. M. Skipper
HT. Miller
JS. Skipper
Bidle Dean
Albany
Martha Sasser
Montgomery
Local UDC Socials Share Pleasant Afternoon
Ashford Entertaine U D C Mrs M and Cumming and Myre W E Wells hosted a ceramics style gathering at Mrs Curtains home. Guests enjoyed ganton flower decor an interesting program with Mrs W W Cook and Mrs Carson Glinn among participants. Miss Sarah Watford played piano and desserts were served to a long list of attendees.
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Ysre. Wells
Mra. Cumming
Sarah Watford
Mra
W. W. Cook
Carson Glinn
L. E. Mantey
J. B. Johnson
D.d.jecksott
W. P. McArthur
H.C. Lambert
Willems
Mya
Lester Rodney
Catt Bates
John Stade
Dawson
Wyatt Wels
Webberle
F. G. Granger
Vv. G. Bruner
R. EB. Aman
R G. Prior
Min. Page
Onertnrsdas
Sanford Pate
Boon when Brs header of the mildly west in China
A fragmented OCR item mentions a headline about Brs in China. The readable portion hints at a favorable outcome or benefit tied to a header or umbrella term. Details are unclear, but the brief notes a China related development with mildly westward phrasing.
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China
Hunt Er One Trigger Feature Elimination Note
Fragmentary OCR reads about a firearm feature labeled Hunt Er One Trigger and its long standing selective feature elimination. The text suggests ongoing discussion of this mechanism and its removal in a historical context.
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LG Ford
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H Childs
HE ‘Brannen
Jack Riley
Miller Newberry
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Hailey
Hart
Brown
Misa Carolyn Stapston
W.C Bell
Gene Stuts
P. B. Cox
Joan
Columbia
W. D. Grant
A L. Casey
Ariton
Eloise Baker
Wilton Justice
Tallahsswee
Fils
Jane Rambo
Blakely
Claudia Speight
Jessie Watson
Doroan
Eleanor Clarke
Marianna
Caney
Artton
Bohannan
B Eb, Mercier
W. L. Lee
W. R. Me- Kemle
H. P. Alford
District Federation of Women's Clubs
Ralph McGriff
Bob Lewis Wiliams
South Florida
Mary Chiff Harris
Woman's College At
E. B Fields
E. B. Fields
Mary Biggin
Oklahoma
Aruba
Dick Holsom
Mary Conner Atkeson
Woman's College of Alabama
C. L. C. Atkeson
Florence Fuller
B G, Smith
Bill Rivenbark
Tom Appling
Clayton
Julian Hall
T. J. Sanders, Jr
Birmingham
Farm Bureau
Turkey Sale
A. ©. L. Depot
Alabama Farm Bureau
Dothan Curb Market
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