Mediation averts strike of 20,000 union truck drivers
A mediation settlement ends a planned 33 day strike by 20,000 truck drivers across four Midwest states including Ohio and Indiana. Leaders from the Midwest Truck Operators and allied councils announced the accord, with most drivers returning to work over the coming days.
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Prew
Pe Unien and Company
As Ar
Judy Raluidas
Ua Uve
Cr CIA
Davers
Central States
Glenn W. Stephens
Mso_xui
eMjuupers
Stobe Wood
Indiana
Michigan
Buk
Freu
C ‘Wheelock
Afid
MeggusiMe Cot
Mittae
Dustry Minke
United Steelyarkitres
Caplon
O. Vuied
Ohio
Timken
Kuler Bearug Ca Labor Scheduling Dispute
A dispute over work schedules and suspensions involves Kuler Bearug Ca and the Northland Grey Hrurdes divisions near Mintesvis Wat. The AFL spurs appear connected, with a wage issue and possible deputy actions affecting operations at Grey Aviad Chex and related sites in Minneapolis. Officials and union representatives discuss the matter and wage implications.
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Waites
John J. Monk Rites Set for Headland Resident
John J. Monk of Headland died recently after years as a building contractor. Funeral rites today at the Headland Baptist Church will be conducted by Rev Roby J. Lee, with burial at Meadla Cemetery. Survived by wife four sons two daughters a brother and many grandchildren. active pallbearers listed with several honorary names.
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Muutaus
Saint Gat
Gilera
DM Pas
Headland
Roby J. Lee
Meadlai
Ward
Wilseing
Dy- Mian
Vol Ware LieyLeur
Reveral Sears Axu
Soux
Jub
Earl
Everet
Monk
Eil
Dothan
Earnest Muah
Gertrude Jones Meam
E. J. Godfrey
Walmes Monk
Dren
Jobe Ward
Will Lee
Chester Douglas
George Seaburn Ward
Robert Earl Monk
Ralph Solomon
Dayton Cameron
Walter Cameron
Marvin Holman
Albert West
Charlee Stringer
Will Pilcher
J A. Fowler
Walter C. Fuller
Alard Douglas
Taylor Campbel
Bonded man William Oliver held after whiskey seizure
William Russell Oliver of Enterprise was released on a 30 bond after Friday night arrest by US Alcohol Tax Investigator B B Phillips on charges of violating the internal revenue law by possessing nearly 16 gallons of shell whiskey. Oliver pleaded guilty when arraigned before U S Commissioner J W Dalaghy and the whiskey was confiscated.
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William Russell Oliver
Enterprise
Liberty
B.B. Paullips
Abcoholic
Olver
U.S
J W Dalaghtry
Cemetery Working at Rocky Branch Church Tuesday
A cemetery working will be held at Rocky Branch Church on Tuesday, announced Saturday. The notice outlines a community cleanup event with volunteers expected to assist at the site.
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Rocky Branch Church
Alabama Methodists Call For Election Of Dry Candidates
Alabama Methodist conference delegates urged electors to support dry candidates for governor lieutenant governor and state legislature. The report urged a statewide liquor referendum and prompted talk of a Junior Alabama Alliance to push abstinence. The conference also recommended raising minimum salaries for unmamed pastors and married ministers.
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Alabama Methodist
Greenville
Ala ‘Ap
South Alabama
Board of Temperance
Whch
J. M. McKinney
Mobile
Broad Street
Earl Hotalen
Alabama Temperance Alliance
Allance
Alabama Alliance
Town and Country Commission
Mrs Danny Hines Funeral Set Today in Ozark
Funeral services for Mrs Danny Hines Wirly mine who died at her home in Ozark Saturday Quarning will be held at 3 p.m. today at Pleasant Mill Church with burial in the church cemetery. Surviving are her husband three daughters Genie Joan and Alice Fay Hines Ozark and a son Roy Edwin Hines Panama City her mother Mrs Lou Blocker Ovart two brothers Macon Blocker Ozark and Haywood Blocker Pinchard three sisters Mrs Jewel Chalker Enterprise Mrs Lena Mae Brooks and Mrs Freddie Lew Childress both of Ozart.
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Ozark
Danny Hines
Wirly - Mine
Pléasant Mill Church
Holman Fueqeral
Genie
Joan
Alice Fay Hines
Roy Edwin Hines
Panama City
Lou Blocker
Ovart
Macon Blocker
Haywood Blocker
Pinchard
Tree
Jewel Chalker
Enterprise
Lena Mae Brooks
Freddie Lew Childress
Ozart
Collision injures Negro. two cars damaged near highway intersection
At the Lothen Ashford Columbia Highway intersection in Cats Patrolinate a collision left a Negro injured and two cars heavily damaged. Willie Frank Thomas, a passenger, said the injured man was taken to a local hospital with injuries not believed serious. James Trammell of Dothan and ZW Salter of Nergie drove the other vehicles. Patrolman Garrett filed charges of reckless driving and collision. The accident occurred when Trammell swerved from the highway and collided with Salter's car.
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Lothen - Ashford
Columbia HighWay
Cats
George Garret
Willie Frank Thomas
Garrett
James Trammell
Dothan
Ballery
Garrett Acid
Linn
Simikron
Salter
Death sentences linger as trials near end
Witnesses describe the climax of the nine week trial. Several women and men are condemned to death for SS involvement and wartime atrocities. Names include Elizabeth Volk(en) Rath and Jimna Berman, alongside Yugoslav Army veteran Pele Weingartner and guards Franz Voeszler and Ansgar Piches in a grim roster.
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Elizabeth Volkenrath
Dreaser
Jimna Berman
S S
Pele
Weingartner
Franz Voeszler
Kul Francloh
Ansgar Piches
Franz Starfle
Erlc Zoddel
Functiongmy
General's Wife Rushed By Ambulance To Boone Hospital
Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower, wife of General, was taken by ambulance to Boone County Hospital at 9 PM last night two hours after arriving with her husband for a family reunion. The incident occurred in Boone, with details limited to the ambulance transport and hospital admission.
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Boone, Te
Dwight D Eiserhower
Boone County Hospital
Victory Bonds drive extends as war needs continue
The article notes continued efforts in the Victory Bond campaign with emphasis on supporting wounded servicemen and families at home. It reports county totals reaching $663,000 in bonds, with $90,364.80 in E bonds, and outlines quotas of $377,000 for E bonds and $1,155,000 across all series. No nylon hose plans exist yet but officials expect hosiery to be allocated through clubs and auctions in Vieqi Bonds.
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Dalhan
City negotiates sale of building to meet military needs
Commissioners believe military demand justifies purchasing the building and equipment. The Federal government may require full control of the site by reimbursing the City for the land cost. The Commission notes a facility to entertain Dothan youth is badly needed and will decide future action based on negotiations with the PWA.
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PWA
Dothan
Chinwa Chinese rail clash triggers U.S. warning
A dispatch from Tientsin reports Chinese workers refused to repair Communist damage to rail lines until a stern Marine order to cease firing on American forces. General Peck's train was halted by blown tracks and small arms fire from a village north of the line. Lt Gen Wedemeyer and Maj Gen Rockefeller warned that American forces would take appropriate military action if American lives were endangered.
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Rugsma
Chungking
Tientsin
Peck
Pearl Harbor Plan Outlined by Inglis Account
The document notes a January 1941 Pearl Harbor concept by Admiral Yamamoto and a September 1941 completion of the operation plan, with a December 8 set as a tentative attack date. It describes a November 26 assembling of a task force at Hitokappu and Jettai under orders to strike the American fleet, and a fallback to unleash major Japanese force if the initial attack failed.
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Pearl Harbor
Tvoroku Yamamoto
White House
Jabul 2
Hitckappu
Jett
Incomplete Dutch in Estovia Talk Leaves Questions Open
A fragment reports that Dutch in Estovia dismissed decisive replies as Indonesian leaders were not ready to assume responsibility. A further meeting may occur in five days, per the communique.
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Estovia
Juries Dispose Of Most Cases On Court Docket
The court’s final session reported most docket cases disposed with verdicts in several cases. Seven causes were continued while others concluded. in one suit Mrs A C Harper claimed $27 for money received by First National Bank of Ashford.
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du Ie
Ang
A.C Harper
Plaiuff
Natonal Bank of
Ashford
C. C. Cospman
Monarch Dry Ciennwag Co
Plaunutt, Jewell
County Public Funds Allocation Report Notice
A fragmented OCR record notes health and welfare funds for House and county, with a state share via a Beverage Control disbursement. It mentions checks issued by the Probate Judge Saxos Pay land and a $59 credit to a fund. Details are unclear due to broken text and misspellings.
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State Beverage Control Bourgemontnl
Saxos Payland
Houston County
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