Contralto Mary Van Kirk to Sing at Dothan Concert Friday
A renowned contralto Mary Van Kirk, winner of the Metropolitan Auditions of the Air, will perform at the Dothan Community Concert Association on Friday in the Dothan Tech Auditorium. Her career spans Cleveland Institute of Music to USO tours, with radio appearances and engagements with major orchestras.
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Discover how 885 Tonic claims to rebuild low blood strength and fight run down conditions. The ad touts increased red blood cell activity, better appetite, digestion, energy, sleep and overall vigor, promising non organic anemia relief and enhanced well being through a potent tonic.
Navy Recruit Office Leads Birmingham District in Enlistments
The Dothan Navy recruiting office enlisted 242 percent of October quota and led the Birmingham district for that month. The Incial office reported 53 men sent to the Navy, with 19 enlistments. A separate note estimates about five percent of Pennsylvania coal remaining from geologic ages.
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William S. Street Dies At Marianna
William Stephen Street, 43, died at his home after a long illness in Marianna. Last rites were held at Saint Luke's Episcopal Church with Venentine G. Lowery officiating and Rev. Charles A. Corbitt assisting. Burial followed at the church cemetery. Survivors include his widow Frances Golton Street, a son William Stephen Jr, two daughters Arruin and Florida Street, a brother Robert E. Street of Selma, Alabama, and three sisters Alice Roberton, Florida Wallace, Analye Monier of various cities. Street was a native of Gastonburg Alabama and had worked in concrete contracting. He was a communicant of St Luke's Church.
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Ciston
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Panania City
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Demopolis
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Mobile Coal Exports Surge in 1947
AP reports Mobile port coal shipments for eight months in 1947 topped total 1946 cord shipments. Malcolm Laws of the local Department of Commerce notes 739,218 long tons of bituminous coal shipped from Mobile to several destinations, with plans for 44 cargos of 9,000 gross tons each to foreign ports in December.
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Elie Votes To Hold Assembly Meeting Across Europe Next Year
The United Nations assembly voted 32 to 17 to consider holding a meeting in Europe next year to discuss a budget and location. Britain opposed the move while Husma United States and France supported the temporary Atlantic transfer. Possible host cities include Geneva Paris or Brussels with costs estimated around 1 million dollars. The vote followed debate over covering differences in travel costs and the Casan amendment.
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Air Force unveils research on small helicopter cycle
After two years of study by USAF Air Materiel at Wright Field Ohio, findings outline a compact helicopter cycle. The report highlights potential applications and technical performance as the program advances.
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Watch purchase leads to arrest over bounced check
Arthur Poppow returned to a Milwaukee department store to complain about a watch he bought, but store officials also had a complaint and Poppow was arrested for buying the watch with a bounced check.
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