Building permits issued by fire department in Dallas Yon case
Dallas A Yon received two of three building permits yesterday from the fire department. One allowed building a residence at 1001 Third Ave for 1200 dollars, another permitted adding three rooms to a residence at 004 Third Ave for 5500 dollars. The third permit was issued to BR Green to remodel a furniture store at 198 Fosice St for 3000 dollars.
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Dallas A. Yon
Third Ave
BR. L. Green
Streaking Sammy Runs Friday Night
Doihan high team faces Reheberh at 7 30 pm in Wiregrass stadium Friday. The Doihan band will perform and the public address system will operate. Streaking Sammy Gray, a freshman, leads the B team with varsity potential, joined by William son and two guards to watch for next year.
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Doihan
Tigers
Reheberh
Pentherg
Wiregrass Stadium
Doihan High
Rip Hewes
Sammy Gray
Big Tigers
Willamson
Hewes
Auto Collisions Reported by Police
Two auto accidents were reported today by the Police Department. Cars driven by Charles Hall and Linnie Mae Bruce collided yesterday on East Troy Street, and the autos of Ruth Barry and A. C. Harper were involved in a collision on South Alicert. All cars were slightly damaged and no one was hurt. No charges were made.
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Charles Hall
Linnie Mae Bruce
East Troy St
Ruth Barry
A. C. Harper
South Alicert
Red Cross Officers To Attend Meeting
Mrs. Lawrence T. Oakley former executive secretary of the Houston County Chapter Red Cross will attend a two day Red Cross home service convention in Montgomery tomorrow and Thursday. Mrs. Ona Mae Ellis executive secretary for the East Coffee County Red Cross chapter will also attend the meeting.
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Lawrence T. Oakley
Houston County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Montgomery
Ona Mae Ellis
Enterprise
East Coffee County
Explosion at station scene kills worker and injures many
Fire station workers warned to evacuate as the explosion ripped through the area. Mims directed the evacuation and perished in the blast while Haynie indicated workers returning for a tool were struck. Dozens were treated at improvised first aid stations and 30 were admitted to Greenville hospitals. A woman's legs were severed when she was blown under a car. she crawled free and was hospitalized.
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Mims
Haynie
Greenville
Sponges Rendered Unsafe for Commercial Use by Grasslike Needles
Many sponges cannot be sold commercially due to embedded grasslike needles in their tissues. The finding raises safety concerns for buyers and prompts calls for further testing and quality controls.
Masonic Groups Name New State Leaders
Montgomery AP report lists Ency F. Yielding of Floyennce as grand high priest and James M. Jones of Dotane as grand king. Other new officers include Wildsmith of Birmingham as grand scribe and Gillette of Montgomery as grand treasurer. Grand Council officers also announced with Mobiles Albert J. Savage and others in key posts.
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Ency F. Yielding of
Floyennce
Grand Royal Arch
Masonic Order
James M. Jones
Dotaan
Chozen
Robert 8. Wildsmith
Birmingham
Frank A. Gillette
Guy T. Smith
Oscar P. Spiegel
Falkville
A .Parker Mize
Tuscaloosa
The
Nest
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Sylacauga
Sojourner
J. Newman Jones
Oliver B. Hall Ensley
Edgar M. Cober
Florence
Velma A. Meadows
Grand Sentinel
Grand Council of Royal
Select Masters
Alabama
Albert J. Savage
Mobile
Julian F. Speerman
Anniston
Charles D. Murphy
Dothan
John Wilson
George H. Crook
Ralph W. Douglas
Oscar P. Sniege
Falleville
Henry Oo. Booth
Kiwanis hears Dothan grid coach at club meeting
Dothan Kiwanis Club heard W. D. Rin Hewes of Dothan High discuss last season’s Tigers football record and plans for next year. Co-Captains Wallace Fank and James Ware Burker were guest speakers as the group arranged a joint meeting with the Dothan Rotary on December 16. Andrew J. Lewis of Birmingham was a guest.
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Rin Hewes
Dothan Kiwanis Club
Generaas
Dothan High School Tigers
G N
Wallace Fan
James Ware Burker
Dethan Rotary Club
J. L. Vaughn
Spiritual Rising Committee
Eine Auditorium
Andrew J. Lewis
Birmingham
Une
Tenacious demand: coal miners threaten walkout by government order
A report cites a planned number ten walkout in soft coal mines using all means available to the government. A two story frame building hosts a switchboard for communications with AM General Tom Clark and Interior Secretary J A Kreg on the front lines. Midnight tonight marks the action. Lewis warns of contract cancellation with the government, effective at that moment. The President spoke confidently after meeting reporters yesterday afternoon.
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1. S
Tom Clark
J. A. Kreg
New Orleans Cotton Market Snapshot and Prices
Open high low close figures for New Orleans and New York cotton futures appear with Dec and Mar contracts. Notable entries show Mec 2080 308400 and Dec 3165 with several bids and prices across months, including May 2978 and July 2824 in the New York section.
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New Orleans
New York
Aly Boti
Ala
Batu
Two Hurt In Greenville Explosion At Autrey Store
In Greenville Alabama two people were injured when an explosion and ensuing fire damaged the Autrey Sales Co building and shattered glass at the adjoining Goggans Motor Co. Willig D Autrey and W L Gog gans suffered cuts and bruises. Cause not yet determined. Autrey said he had just closed his office and was entering a car when the blast occurred. Autrey is reportedly nephew of W D Autrey of Dothan.
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Greenville
Ala
Willig D. Autrey
W. L. Goggans
Autrey Sales Co
Goggans Motor Co
Autrey
Assembly Deadlock Delays ECOSOC Seats
The assembly could not complete the election of six members to the Economic and Social Council to replace retiring members. The matter was postponed to a later date as delegates, advised by President Paul Henri Spaak, seek a way to resolve the deadlock.
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Lands
Egypt
Economic and Social Council
Paul- Henri Spaak
Court notes multiple felony convictions and continuances
Number 17 her was found guilty and sentenced to three years in prison. T. B. Etheridge a Negro was convicted of grand larceny and sentenced to five years. Shelly Jacobs a Negro charged with grand larceny had the case not pressed. Bonnie Leger charged with embezzlement and Brady Jackson charged with assault to murder were continued to next term. E. N. Byrd Hugh Weatherly and James H. Sykes all tied to grand larceny were carried over today. J. C. Hollis a Negro charged with carrying a pistol without license was found not guilty.
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T. B. Etheridge
Shelly Jacobs
Bonnie Leger
Brady Jackson
E. N. Byrd
Hugh Weatherly
James H. Sykes
Brother Of Dothan Woman Killed In Fall From Horse
Hartzog, brother of Mrs. D. G. Seaborn of Dothan, was instantly killed November 11 when thrown from a horse near Texasville Alabama. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Tanton of Newton and burial was in Adams Chapel cemetery with Johnson-Wilkerson in charge. Survived by wife and 12 children, plus three sisters and a brother, all from Alabama and surrounding towns.
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D. G. Seaborn
Dothan
Nome
Texasville
Ala
Tanton
Newton
Adams Chapel
Johnson-Wilkerson
Loyce McCraney
Madge Eubanks
Perry Baxley
Colon
T. Eugene
Jeanette Hartzog
Louise Waite
Abbeville
Joan Foy
Robert Hartzog
Levie Price
Katrine Tewall
Birmingham
Seaborn
G. A. Zorn
M. L. Adams
Clayton
Yancy Hartzog
Wealden Gasoline Tax Distributed Here
Distribution of the Walden gasoline tax for Houston County was announced today by Camp Blackwell, deputy clerk. Dothan received 8825.31 dollars, Houston County 1797.98, Ashford 333.69, Columbia 214.77, Cottonwood 233.79, Webb 56.63, and Gordon 21.51, totaling 6483.63 dollars for the county.
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Houston County
Camp Blackwell
Dothan
Ashford
Columbia
Cottonwood
Webb
Gordon
CIO Sees GM Profit Power Without Inflationary Wages
CIO sources say General Motors can grant wage hikes without spurring price inflation and still post profits above war and prewar levels. No demand for a “look at the books” as Reuther pressed would occur. The CIO cites 1947 profits in its Economic Outlook, expanding the ability to pay theme from Murray’s keynote as the coal crisis unfolds.
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Ter
General Motors
Reuther
CIO
Murray
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