Wright F Helms Dies At Ozark
Wright F Helms of Ozark died suddenly yesterday. Funeral services were held today at Holman Funeral Home chapel. Burial will be in Brownwood cemetery, Brownwood Texas. Surviving are his wife Evelyn Lipecomb of Lubblock Texas a son Howard Helms of Panama City three brothers Robert Helms of Artasis New Manchester W G Helms of Brunswick Ga and J C Helms of Douglas and a granddaughter Mrs A KR Alexander of Dothan and a grandson.
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Ozark
Wright F. Harms
Aisty ¢Igot
Holman Funeraldome
Burts
Brownwood
Texas
Slfe
Evelyn Lipecomb
Lubblock
Howard Helms
Panama City
Robert Helms
Artasis
New Manseon
W. G. Helms
Brunswick, Ga
J. C. Helms
Douglas
8Alster
Mra A. KR
Aljeazandria
Dothan
Cas Srandson
B F Barnett Dies At Malvern
B F Barnett 48 of Malvern died at home yesterday afternoon. Funeral at Malvern Baptist Church led by Rev A D Zhindex of Dothan. Burial in Malvern Cemetery with Ward-Wilon in charge. Surviving wife Lola Martin, daughter B F Barnett Jr, mother Mrs Phronle Barnett, two sisters Aught Toole and K Culpepper, two brothers Jesla Barnett and Travis Barnett.
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Fuoere
B. F. Harnett
Malvern
Malvern Baptist Church
A.D. Zhindex
Dothan
Malvern Cemetery
Ward-Wilon
A Daugler
Lola Martin
Malver
B. F. Barnett, Jr
Diseases Reported in Houston County Last Month
Communicable diseases listed by the Houston County health department include 21 gonorrhea cases, 26 boukworm, 3 meriaria, 2 scarlet fever, 14 syphilis, 2 tuberculosis, and 10 typhus fever Brills. No cases of chickenpox diphtheria were reported by health officials.
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Houston County Health Department
Wives Of Sailors May Join WAVES
The Navy authorized wives of enlisted men and warrant officers to join the WAVES. Chief Petty Officer J. H. Hutching at the Dothan recruiting station announced the change. Previously, wives of sailors could not enlist. now only wives of commissioned officers with rank ensign or higher are barred.
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Navy
J. H. Hutching
Dothan
Mobile Newspaper Damaged By Fire
Mobile Alabama AP reports a fire damaged The Mobile Register plant, forcing the morning edition to print in New Orleans and suspending some operations. Three editors were injured. the mailing room and newsprint stock were destroyed. presses will be repaired before resuming normal production. Police say a scrap of paper blew into a wan heater starting the blaze.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile Preasana Register
Yaaterday
Register
New Orleans
Alaff
BR. B. Chandler
Evening Prize
Alarios
Dudley E. McFadyen
Alwan
Record of press freedom vows in ongoing inquiry
The passage notes that evidence will accumulate over time showing vigilant and effective measures to preserve the essential elements of a free press, underscoring the ongoing nature of protecting journalistic independence.
Waste Paper Plant Destroyed By Fire in Birmingham
A large waste paper plant and two nearby wood buildings burned in a downtown Birmingham blaze today. Firefighters fought the two hour fire, which spread to several adjacent structures but caused no injuries and left unknown total damage.
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Birmingham
Als
Central Paper and
Bur- Ip Company
Hull urges global cooperation for peace in Moscow talks
The article notes Hall stressing the need for a world peace organization and a common U S policy formed through cooperation among parties. He says the United States must pursue a cooperative program rather than Moscow style isolation, else there is no viable alternative.
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United States
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
China
Hall
Moscow
Nea
Jurg and OPA Hit Overreach in Regulatory System
The report accuses the Office of Price Administration of creating an illegal judicial system and a labyrinth of rules. It notes 3,106 regulations in under a year, compared with 52 public laws, and warns that overbearing controls threaten inflation goals and burden citizens. It cites planning by general counsel to curb profits by freezing levels from 1930 to 1939, irrespective of rising costs.
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Jurg
OPA
Ginsburg
Leon Henderson
Litganta
Httle
Congress
Byp
Balkan Offensive Roils Rail Hubs and Front Lines
The report details an operation aimed at disrupting major Balkan rail centers including a Sofia yard link to Hungary Romania and Bulgaria with potential traffic dislocation. Allied air actions over Italy and Yugoslavia are noted along with limited ground fighting as both sides reinforce for an anticipated major clash.
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Vhew
Greece
Aegean
Balkans
Sofia
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
Balkan Wall
Italy
Yugoslavia
Eighth Army
America
Nent Mignann
Bth Armored Grenadier
Allied push met heavy German resistance on Italian front
Allied forces faced strong German counterattacks along the Fifty and Eighth Army fronts as fighters and bombers engaged over Italy. Montgomery's Eighth Army advanced to Aleasa inland from the Sangro while rain soaked battles continued north of Brignano and along the Garigliano river, with German artillery entrenched in mountain positions.
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Salerno
Volturno
Eer
Minturne
Bernard L. Montgomery
Aleasa
Aurislic
Sangro
Weat
Adriatic
Eighth Army
Sangra
Gariglano
Associated Press
Don Whitehead
Fifth Army
Brignnna
Rome
Whitehead
Soldier Arrested Here As Prowler
City police records report a soldier prowler was taken into custody after an investigation at 106 East Washington Street. Private First Class William Htaatiuisken was detained Saturday night, then released to military authorities. Detectives Strickland and Hilson filed the report.
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William Htaatiuisken
J.C. Jackson
East Washington
KE. J. Strickland
John Hilson
Mra
Change of Government Philosophy Urged in Postwar Speech
Number 20 quotes a governor urging a shift from New Deal policies to fair administration for all groups. He calls for end to class division, pressure groups, and rationing, promising restored liberties and a shorter presidency term, with a one term plan discussed at a Republican conference.
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Pary
United States
Southeast Alabama Scout Council Executive Board Meets
Members of the Southeast Alabama Boy Scout Council executive board will meet Thursday at seven thirty. Scout Executive A W Tex Renner announced the session to review finances, scout advancement, and new troops. A nominating committee will be appointed to pick council officers for the coming year with Rev Sam C Reeves presiding.
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Southeast Alabama Boy Scout Council
A. W
Tex” Renner
Sam C. Reeves
Man Held As Operator Of Disorderly House
Police arrest Rameat Patterson and Succile Johnson on charges of operating a disorderly house and related vagrancy offenses. City detectives note Patterson’s case marks a second such offense in two weeks. A similar case against Hillroy Shivers for Shivers Inn is pending, with Recorder Vaughn delaying a decision to see if military authorities will release names of patrons listed as venereal cases by county health officials.
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Rameat Patterson
Negro
Jonn Hilton
E. J. Strickland
Sucille Johnson
Cass
J Li. Craughon
Patterson
Hillroy Shivers
Shivers Inn
Recorder's Court
J. AL. Vaughn
Shivera
Scottsboro Negro Paroled After Long Controversy
Wil the parole board announced that Weems, a teenager in the Scottsboro case, will be paroled on release terms including employment. He served a seven year sentence for rape from a 1930s incident linked to nine defendants, with Andy Wright also up for parole and others remaining imprisoned.
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Montgomery
Castle Weems
Alabama
Tee Etats Parole Board
Parole Board
Seggitsboro
Andy Wright
Chattanooga
Parola
Ull Im
Weems
Bombing Raids Hurt New Guinea Bougainville Fighting Update
From Fage One: large carrier planes drop heavy loads over New Guinea as anti aircraft defending positions fight back. MacArthur reports major fires in fuel depots, four enemy planes destroyed, and ships damaged while U S bombers strike Rabaul Bougainville and New Britain targets. Halsey says Bougainville land advance at Empress Augusta Bay progresses ahead of schedule despite difficult beachhead operations.
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Cavere
Laberstar
New Guinea
Rabaul
Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
Arca
Rabau
Gamata
New Britain
Bougainville
Empress Augusta Bay
William F. Halsey
South Pacific
Wage Clash Tests Little Steel Formula Fallout
In autumn 1942 the board introduced the Lite Steel formula capping hourly pay 15 percent above January 1841 levels. As living costs rise beyond 17 percent, steel workers seek higher wages, arguing cost data underrates reality. John L. Lewis’s influence looms as miners press for more, potentially eroding the basic rate and triggering nationwide wage adjustments.
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John L. Lewis
Lewis
Dla
WLE
Boston encounters on race and fascist threats unfold
The speech denounces fascist dogma and attacks on Jews and the colored race, urging action against hate. It cites Governor Saltonstall addressing the issue and defending rights amid outraged responses in Boston. The excerpt reflects tense racial tensions and calls for equality.
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Boston
Saltonstall
Internal Revenue Act Pleas in Several Counties
Multiple defendants across Houston Henry and Geneva counties pleaded guilty to violating internal revenue act charges. Sentences include five years probation for several, with specific fines and terms for Redmond Dudley Hugh Davis Ed Horne and Edward Spann. Williams and Free received probation and prison terms respectively. May July.
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John Edward Williams
Houston County
Herring
Williams
J. H. Free
Internal Revenue Act
Redmond Dudley
Hugh Davis
Geneva County
Internal Revenue
Ed Horne
Henry County
Edward Spann
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Dothan Milling Company
Montgomery Highway
Pheme
Borie
Nezi Seb
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Lew Clee
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Alife
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P. L. Gamble
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