Funeral services for George Morris held in Fitzgerald
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday for George Morris of Fitzgerald Waukesha County who died Sunday after a brief illness. He leaves a wife two daughters two sons and several siblings with nieces and nephews among surviving relatives. He was a longtime resident of Fitzgerald and a son of the late Judge William Morris and Nettie Hogan Morris of Heville.
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George Porris
Wify
Fitzgerala
Farges
Sa& Oauve
Daleville
Gan
Ww Pune
Nettie Hogan Morrie
Heville
Fitzgerald
Aretus
Pistered
In Our Toyland Holiday Toy Catalog Special
A jumbled catalog of toys and holiday gift ideas including wagons, rockers, model kits, games, trains, action figures, blocks, table sets, cradles, decor, and Christmas wrapping items. The piece promotes a layaway plan and emphasizes a wide assortment for children with emphasis on affordability and variety.
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Ckdren
Ebery Sels
Stig
Cildren’s
Irge
Farge
Arin Mystery Talking Board
Wsicz
Dutch Indonesian Governor Seeks Peace Talks Amid Crisis
Governor General Van Mook urged informal talks with Indonesia's Nationalist Cabinet to avert further famine and disorder in Java. He criticized Indonesian resistance as tanks and guns advanced toward Soerabaya while Allied officials noted no new developments.
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Leif E
Iceson Batavia
API
Mubertus J. van Mook
Netherlands East
Indonesia
von Mook
Fiewelly
Boyan Ln
Indonesans
Prup Curisuson
Java
Nimitz Seen At Naval Conference Amid Unification Debate
In Washington for a naval conference Admiral Nimitz sparked talk that the Navy would oppose unification of the armed forces. Eisenhower dismissed fears of a single department while noting Germany’s lack of unified military command and stressing the chief role of individual leadership in victory.
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Pacific Fleet
Washington
Navy
Nimitz
Eisenhower
United States
Africa
Europe
Germany
Fuehrer
Luftwaffe
Reichsmarshal Goering
Hitler
Wehrmacht
Mrs. D. F. Adams Taken By Death
Mrs. D. F. Adams fifty nine of Millville Florida former Campbell ion resident died in a Dothan hospital this morning after a long illness. She was a member of the Ephessy Church. Funeral services will be held at Ephessy Church at 2 p.m. Saturday with the Rev Archie Johnson officiating. Burial will follow in Ephessy Cemetery. Surviving are her husband three sons E Leslie Adams Tampa Daniel Chester and William E Adams Millville two daughters Mrs H V Hinson Vernon and Mrs Loren V Hughes Millville her mother Mrs Mary F Brown Panama City two brothers V W Brown Panama City and twelve grandchildren.
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D. F. Adams
Millville
Fla
Campbellion
Dothan
Ephessy Church
Archie Johnson
Graceville
Ephessy
Ward-Wilean
E. Leslie Adams
Tampa
Daniel Chester
William E. Adams
H. V. Hinson
Vernon
Loren V Hughes
Mary F. Brown
Panama City
V. W. Brown
Jim C. Coker Rites Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for Jim C. Coker of Ashford route one who died in a Dothan hospital after a short illness were held at Rocky Creek Church with Rev. L. C. Brannon officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Surviving include his wife two sons Ernest and Norton Coker three sisters and a brother with active pallbearers named.
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Jim C. Coker
Atty
Ida Hughes
Auburndale
Fla
Annie Demsey
Flora Chumley
Grangerburg
W. M. Coker
Auburndcle
Buck Carr
B. Aman
Homer Aman
Merman Aman
Nort Brookims
Alvut Mardy
Winter Legume Seed Distribution Told
Winter legume seed distribution totaled 224000 pounds at the State Farmers Market this season. Austrian Winter Peas accounted for 63000 pounds and blue lupine 161000 pounds, mostly from local farmers. Additional sales included 300 pounds of super phosphate and 30000 pounds of pecans with two more pecan sales planned on November 20 and 27.
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Intormaeion
W. W. Henley
Neason
Union Church Service Thanksgiving at First Presbyterian
Citywide Thanksgiving services will be held at the First Presbyterian Church at 10 am Thursday. Rev Charles H. H., pastor of Lafayette Street Methodist Church, will deliver the sermon. The Presbyterian Choir will provide music as Baptist attendees are invited to join.
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First Presbyterian Church
Associalign Na
Charles HH
Lafayette Street
Mrs Lambert Wins Accident Case Suit
A Houston County circuit court jury awarded Mrs. Florence E. Lambert 1000 dollars in her suit against National Casualty Co. over her son Henry Lambert’s death on June 28 last year. The policy covered accidental death. the company argued the death was not accidental.
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Houston County
Florence E. Lambert
National Casualty Co
Henry Lambert
Lambert
National Casualty
Negotiations continue as GM and Chrysler face UAW CIO
The article recounts wage talks with GM, Chrysler, and Ford as UAW CIO negotiators push back on proposed raises and disciplinary actions. Ford seeks no strike guarantees and productivity gains, while Chrysler is accused of undermining bargaining. Walter Reuther warns to prepare for possible developments as talks progress amid press conferences and statements.
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General Motors
Chrysler
Uaw-Cio
Chrsyler Corp
Ford Motor Commpany
Wnion Wort
Wnion
Walter P Reuther
Waw-Cio
Ford Company
Richard T Teanetd
AW Ford Department
Teofard
Ford
Smoke triggers alarm at railway section house on Railroad Ave
Firemen reported no fire at an Atlantic Coast Line railway section house on Railroad Avenue. Smoke blew through a crack in the chimney causing the alarm. a chimney cratch appeared to be the source, but no hose was needed.
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Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Railroad Avenue
Shaggy
Japan
Tepetta
Nagasaki
Johnnie D. Aniley Funeral Held in Lake Wales
Funeral services for Johnnie D. Aniley of Lake Wales Fla were held yesterday afternoon with burial in Blakley Ga cemetery. Surviving are his wife his parents Mr and Mrs W D Aatley a sister Mrs L G Riley two brothers David Antley and William H Antley U S Army.
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Johnnie D. Aniley
Lake Wales
Fle
Blakley
W. D. Aatley
L. G. Riley
David Antley
William H. Aantley
U.S. Army
Nomura messages cited in Pearl Harbor inquiry
The source recounts a decoded Nomura report in which a Cabinet official told the Japanese ambassador that the United States believed Japan would move soon. It notes the November deadline for talks, Tokyo’s stance, and that Congress held hearings on December 1941 with Army and Navy witnesses to inspect captured documents.
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U. S. Army
Nomura
Fulllows
Japan
Kurusu
Noroura
United Sates
Nomura Messagre
Tokyo
United States
We Cue
Ional Investegating
Pearl Warbor Tee
Burkley
Army
Navy
Rea Adm
T. B. Inglis
Bernard Ytinelen
Emanu El To Hear Rabbi Appel Tonight At Emanu El
Rabbi Ernst Appel German born preacher at Gadsden temple will lecture at Temple Emanu El tonight at 8 o clock. He came to the United States in 1947 after fleeing Germany for religion and politics and became a U S citizen in April 1944. He will also address Rotary Kiwanis and Exchange clubs on successive days.
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Ernst Appel
Gadsden
Temple Emanu-El
Dothan
Defendants Win In Two Court Suits In Houston County
A Houston County circuit court jury returned verdicts for the defendants in two suits brought by Lucy Bell. In the first Ludlum faced $250 claim for alleged lumber conversion. In the second Ludlum and Elizabeth Ludlum were named. Bell sought $1,075 for use and occupancy of Hartford highway property near Dothan.
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Houston County
Lucy Bell
A. E. Ludlum
Ludlum
Elizabeth Ludlum
Hartford Highway
Dothan
Notice of Probate Hearing in Thomas Lee Finch Estate
In Moulton County Alabama Robert Finch executor of Thomas Lee Finch deceased files in probate for sale of real estate to satisfy debts and division among heirs. The November 5 date was set for hearing at the probate office in Dothan. Judge S P Poyner notes the date and location.
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State OF Alabama
Moulton County
Robert Finch
Thomas Lee Finch
Dothan
Haveton County
Alabama
S. P. Poyner
Hell on Luzon and Kyushu Japanese camps told
A veteran recounts hunger and harsh treatment in Luzon marches and Camp O’Donnell, Cabanatuan, and Camp 17 near Fukuoka. He recalls Red Cross aid, forced labor in a Kyushu coal mine, rice meals, scant clothing, and strict guards, with 900 Americans among 2700 inmates and a tense build toward liberation.
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Red Cross
Luzon
Slocomb
Kyushu
Camp O'Donnel
Cabanatuan
Kuyshu
Fukuoka
Japan
International Red Cross
Untitled medical wartime recollections emerge from Vietnam era account
Sergeant Pletes shares a wartime memory detailing medical aid, wounded soldiers, and improvised care with limited resources. He recalls names, locations, and a camp scene. The narrative touches on injuries, treatment, and a contrast with Japanese torture claims and Nagasaki references.
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Toyland
Electric Appliance CO
Foster St
Soera 1
Aghing
Soerabayy
Pageese
IR. C. E. Blakey
Optometrist
N. Foster
Tivertt Fide
Western Steaks
City Cafe
J. D
Carlton Buie
Dothan, Alo Cottondale, Fla
Panama City, Fla
Cottondale, Fla
Jacksonville, Fla
Miami, Fla
Tampa, Fla
Ala
Cottondale
South Florida
THE
BAY Line
Union Church
Emanu-El
Rabbi Appel
New York
Exuview Morris
J. B. Donell
Augusta Perry
Newro
Blacksher Street
Mortis
Donel
Quinton D. Bruner
C. C. Bruner
Montana Street
San Francisco
Lander
Associated Press
New Orleans
Maz
Jly
Blondie
Daddy
Alexander
Foster
Waterman Air Lines
L Swint
West Point Ga
Dothan Savings & Loan CO
Harry Hall
N. Foc
Santa Claus
Santa
Claus
Great Southern Stores
WAGF
Southside Granite Co
Coy L
Diamonds
Haviland
CHINA
Warwick
Amy
Dothan Jewelry Company
Reliable Jewelers
Mats
Letcher
Action Market
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