City Commission weighs sites for Negro high school and park
The Dothan City Commission discussed two Lake Street sites for a new Negro high school and two options for a public park, including the Edgewood Drive parcel and the Forter property on West Main. Probate Judge elect Albert Logue coordinated between city and county as officials consider condemnation and cost estimates before commitments. The board also weighed a VEW committee request to host VFW wrestling events but raised concerns over structural suitability and crowd impacts.
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Army to Play Easton in Rose Bowl Says Danforth
The Atlanta Journal reports Army will face Easton in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. Ed Danforth cites a press source from a Berkeley session where PCC and Big Nine representatives met.
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Eight Negroes Arrested In Lottery Crackdown
Harvey Curry, Negro, was arrested on a charge of operating a lottery. Seven others were arrested for playing a lottery in a city wide crackdown. Mabel Smith, Bish Martin, Willie Mae Brown, Lina Mae Hawkins, Lilja Mae Brunaidge, Charle McWilliams and Leona Curry faced charges. Smith Martin and Brown had cases continued to next Police Court. others released on $27 bonds. Curry pled guilty, fined 102 dollars and released. Chief Draughon said the game was a variant of the Cuba numbers racket with headquarters in Panama City and FBI involvement noted.
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Buildings At Napier Being Sold Rapidly
City Clerk J. L. Vaughn reports Napier Field buildings owned by city and county are selling quickly to the public. Of 220 joint purchases, over 100 have been sold, many for dwelling houses, with City Commissioner Jim Brennan overseeing the sales.
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One Cent Fine In Land Larceny Plea In Houston County
Dan Johnson admitted using another man’s car without permission in Houston County circuit court. He received a one cent fine plus costs and 90 days hard labor, and sought probation with bond pending appeal. Other defendants faced various outcomes including guilty pleas, fines, and continuances.
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Houston County
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Soviet Union signals veto stance on UN and Trieste
The Soviet Union shows two faces in diplomacy. It may back early satellite peace treaties with Italy and others while insisting on veto power in the UN Security Council. Molotov and Gromyko refuse to abandon veto rights, even as Britain and the United States push for strong local authority in Trieste with a swift withdrawal date.
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Jimmy Walker Dead at 65 Lauded by Humble and Great
Chicago era figure Jimmy Walker aged 65 died at Doctors Hospital from a cerebral blood clot. Crowds lined up at Frank K B Campbell Funeral Home on Madison Avenue to pay respects as public memory recalls his era defiance of reform and his good humor amid political fire.
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Jail Threatens Chief If He Calls Strike
With under 36 hours to a possible mine walkout, John L. Lewis faces possible jail for contempt if he defies a Federal Court order restraining any strike. More than 72,800 soft coal workers across seven states have stopped work as President Truman weighs options and Interior Secretary Krug executes the court order to keep mines running until a further hearing.
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First Boswell Plan Registration Exams Move Forward
Jefferson County board examined 100 applicants for suffrage privileges after the Be Well Amendment. An attaché noted 20 of the 100 were Negro. Applicants reported being asked to explain constitutional provisions and the election method for president and Congress. No one was told they would be registered.
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Griffin Heads Alabama Independent Telephone Group
R S Griffin of Dothan was elected president of the Alabama Independent Telephone Association at the opening session. Officers include M M Kennedy Monroeville first vice president James N Cox Sr Fayette second vice president J E Kirk Scottsboro vice president and Earl McDonald Fayette secretary treasurer. Directors named include Minor Corman Atmore R C Carr Oneonta J N C Fayette C E Kirk Comrn S Griffin Bothan J A Milles Jr Fruitdale Ward H Seack Foley H W Vaughan Freeport and W T Weaver Collinsville.
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Collinsville
Marshall Stays in China Raising Hope for Peace
General Marshall remains in China delaying return home as talks hint at a possible easing of the war. Reports say U S officials aim for a peace setup but conditions and ongoing conflict cloud the prospect.
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UN General Assembly Schedules Security Council Seats Vote
United Nations General Assembly in Lake Success, N Y, plans elections for three new Security Council seats and for Economic and Social Council members. Afghanistan Teeland and Sweden listed for council seats as candidates amid debates over veto powers and member replacements.
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Baptist Convention Owens At Birmingham
Fragmented OCR text from a Baptist Convention in Birmingham includes names such as Gar Perr and Cartan with references to offices and meetings. The readable parts hint at a conference schedule, attendees, and organizational roles but lack clear events or outcomes.
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Building permits issued in city for home and other projects
Two building permits were issued in the city. One covers a residence at 116 Westmont Drive. A second permit notes development activity at an unspecified parcel, with references to a dwelling and related structures.
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Modern Coach Strike Deadlock Persists as Meeting Scheduled
A bus drivers meeting at the Houston Hotel in the Ue Dothan area opened with no negotiations to be discussed. Officials indicated a vote would likely be taken to continue the strike despite ongoing talks with the Missouri Carher Corporation.
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Surplus Buildings Allocated To State Educational Groups
Surplus buildings are allocated to state educational groups under a plan reported yesterday. The distribution includes several facilities and notes about eligibility and usage by schools and related institutions.
Second Group Opens Probe Of Bilbo On War Contract Deals
Frances J. Kelley reports a new Senate inquiry into Bilbo regarding war contract arrangements. The probe focuses on allegations of improper influence and possible payments tied to contractor activities, amid broader scrutiny of political funding and defense spending.
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Soldier roams New Guinea jungles two years near collapse
A U.S. soldier wandered the New Guinea jungle from 1944 to 1946 before being found nearly collapse and unable to recall details. Officials tentatively identified him as Corporal OB field Ehillsiero via a Bible page name. Mrs. J. B. Stubblefield of Hillsboro Tennessee is listed as next of kin. He was described as suffering malaria and not recalling his unit, with food obtained from natives or dumps. The War Department had considered him AWOL rather than MIA.
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