Executive Board of Scout Council Holds Meeting
The Executive Board reported Scout advancement totals including 482 advancing to second class and first class, Star, Life and higher ranks, with 265 to second class, 134 to first class, 47 to Star, 33 to Life and three to eagle. Merit badges totaled 1,403 while Cub ranks reached 85 to Wolf, 30 to Bear, 1 to Lion and one to Webelos. Seven Scouters received certificates at the Scouters Institute at Camp Rotary as part of the leadership training program. Finance campaign details were discussed by R C Joiner who chaired the board’s review.
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Tne Ogar Nd Extension Committee
Retubs Porte Mev
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C Reeves
Fragmentary note on miners and ore purity issues
A short, incomplete note refers to disputes among miners and ore purity problems. It names no clear people or organizations due to the torn text but suggests disputes over ore quality and export readiness. The fragment hints at Industrial or mining activity without firm details.
Rotary Club Hears Vocational Talks
Rotary Club session featured Jane Fake from Rababeth High School presenting on education and Hrustan C Frank Covington Jr discussing farm equipment manufacture. John Adams spoke on concrete paper manufacturing. Clyde Levern introduced the Vocational Service Chair. Arthur Ussery chaired. Victor Mavity absent. New member A Morrett was introduced as manager of Faulmer Packing.
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Jane Fake
Murdhy
H Joraar
Rbabeth High School
Hrustan
Frank Covington, Jr
John Adams
Clyde Levern
Cora
Arthur Ussery
Vicitor Mavity
Birmingham
iFichaed H. Welle
Pocatello
Idaho
Rotary International
A. Morrett
Faulmer Packing Company
Kingan and Company
Thanksgiving Service at Ozark Baptist Church Auditorium
A Thanksgiving service will be held in the Ozark Baptist Church auditorium on Wednesday November 22 at 7 15 p m announced this morning The pastor will deliver The Thankful Heart with special music as a strong feature The service is chaired by Mrs Ralph Holman and Mrs Ross Thomas Sr and the public and servicemen with families are invited to attend
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Ozark Baptist Church
Ralph Holman
Ross Thomas
Maternity Clinic at Cottonwood Nov 30
Cottonwood health officials announce a maternity clinic Thursday afternoon November 30 from 1 to 3 30 in the new health department clinic quarters over the drugstore Dr D M Hicks will serve as clinician.
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Materrnity
Cottonwood
Health Department
D. M. Hicks
Five Minute Parking Ordinance Passed
City council approves a 5 minute parking ordinance amid dispute over enforcement and street use. Traffic officials say the rule aids short pickups. critics warn it may create confusion and fines for visitors.
City grants power to dispose of dogs on public property
Authority given to dispose of dogs by city ordinances remains restricted to public property and occupied areas. The provision outlines enforcement and limits on handling dogs found in restricted zones, reflecting municipal control over animal management.
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Mife
Mrs Albert Holland Funeral Rites Today
Funeral rites for Mrs. Albert Holland were held at Echo Methodist Church Graceville after a short illness. A former Houston County resident, she moved to Graceville two months ago with husband and family. Burial followed at Echo Cemetery with Werd-Wilson in charge.
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Graceville
Echo Methodists Church
Houston County
Mary
Natalie Holtwa
Leon
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Morris Boothe
Ashford
Leamon
Newey Boothe
Webb
Otis Shelley
Echo Cemetery
Werd-Wilson
Number 13 Continued From Page One
Stokes J E Williams Albert Logue O P Green Marvie Harrison Saxon Poyner J E Stembridge Roy Hil Mr Price Dan Jerkins Jimmie Buie Elin Kussey listed in the continuation from page one in the item numbered 13.
McKinney Urges WAC Enlistment From Dothan Area
McKinney president of the City Commission urged women in Dothan and nearby areas to favor the Women’s Army Corps enlistment appeal for at least ten local volunteers. He said the war demands many more women in medical technology and praised American womanhood’s spirit, hoping for a prompt response and noting the postwar choice between contributing and avoiding sacrifice.
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Rawls McKinney
City Commission
Dothan
Women's Army Corps
Commission
WAC
McKinney
America
Superforts Hit Kyushu Industrial Targets In Japan
The Daylight mission and eight prior strikes aimed at Omura and Nagasaki on Kyushu, with Omura naval area cited as a major installation. Gen Arnold announced the new Superfortress strike as battles continue after Manila air raid and heavy Allied advances in the Philippines.
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Omurz
Cam~munique
Kyushu
Yawata
Nagasaki
Omura
Omura Naval Station
Omura Bay
H. H. Arnold
20Th Air Force
Exiller
Record Yank Fleet Of Fighter-Bombers Hit Nazi Oil Plants
London AP reports a record force of more than 1 800 American fighters and bombers struck Nazi oil targets, with 208 destroyed in recent raids over Hamburg and Merseburg. The escort included 1 100 fighters, mostly from British bases, as heavy bombers attacked the Leuna refinery near Merseburg amid clear weather and Eisenhower’s pledge of winter bombardments. RAF Lancasters also hit a Ruhr oil plant at Homberg.
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London
Eighth Air Force
Hamburg
Merseburg
Berlin
Eisenhower
Germany
RAF
Shooting Affray Leaves Two Men Hospitalized in Headland
In a pistol duel at a Headland restaurant last night Harrison Pugh and Charlie Sims were shot. Pugh, said to be more seriously wounded, was taken to a Dothan hospital. Sims received superficial wounds and was later dismissed. Six shots were fired amid a reported misundertanding between the men. Headland Chief Rob ert Espy provided the details.
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Headland
Harrison Pugh
Charlie Sims
Robert Espy
Espy
Pugh
Dothan
Sims
Forces clash as armies push toward Sthurmeck village
Dispatches describe French First Army moving toward Hedaoviller as Gevenib Army troops advance into nearby towns. Units press from two directions, with a courthouse finally reached as the battle tightens around the region.
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Hedaoviller
Hoffman Faces Media Frenzy After Party Incident
Hoffman described the scene as a three ring circus after the Testy party incident. He noted crowds outside Denver seeking access and reported Nubbins losing weight from 30 to 18 pounds over time as well as gifts, letters, and money from well wishers.
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Page Opel
Nubbins
Fragmentary Letter Excerpt From Penitentiary Mailing
A partial OCR shows a letter from a Kansas resident asking for urgent FBI action and alleging threats and intimidation. It references Grand Rapids and Water Street Michigan and bears signature No. 48372 from U. S. Penitentiary Leavenworth Kansas.
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Kansas
Federal Bureau of It
Grand Rapids
Water Sweet
Michigan
U. S. Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Camporee Sponsored By Rev Clement Ritter In Dothan
The Rev Clement Ritter sponsors a camporee for all troops of Dothan at Kellys Springs Friday and Saturday Scout officials announced. They request all Scoutmasters to meet in the council office tomorrow afternoon at two oclock to complete plans.
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Clement Ritter
Troops of
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