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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1945

Page

1

Fatally Turned a Florida Labamian

Fragmentary OCR reads as a fatal incident involving a Florida resident named Omar L. Yarbormigin 42 with unclear details. Fire department response noted. The text contains numerous garbled phrases and place names including Panama City and Union, Massachusetts, making it difficult to extract a coherent narrative or confirm individuals, dates, or outcomes.

Panama City Flaiap Omar L. Yarbormigin Jabame Burigaccs Mhunaratt Uris Couid Fire Department Em Union Mass Vans

Damaged Autos After North Street Collision

Report from the police notes a collision on North Street involving Teo automobiles near A PH Worthing. Mrs Frank Dugheim and another occupant were not injured. officers Burdeshay Kelman Odell and Captain investigated the scene.

Teo Automobiles Frank Dugheim Ter Yer PH. Worthing North Eel Id Sqn PLOC Burdeshay Kelman Odell

Union Holiday Service Slated For Marianne

The church calendar lists a Union Holiday Service to be held in Marianne on November 22, with Rev. Tony and Baptista officiating. Attendees include adherents from First Jett and Stapa WE, with parish leaders guiding arrangements at the church premises.

Union Holiday Service Mahianra Galen Poe

Funeral news and local notices from scattered items

Funeral services for Mrs Pauline B Moore, 59, to be held at Newton Methodist Zlaver in Greenfield, with burial at Headland Memorial Cemetery. Survived by husband JW Moore, Newton. daughter Miss Jean Moore. three brothers Newton Balk GA and Dr JW Balkoom, Newton. sister Mrs W Burkett, Palm City FL. Also report of James Marvin Gargis, 20, drowning at Wilson Lake during whiskey raid near Tuscumbia AL. Charlie Maloy, seaman first class, son of S O Maloy, 308 College Street Opp, on duty in US Navy Fleet Home Town News Center in Chicago. brother Lt. Ge Samuel James Maloy with Naval Air Arm in Seattle. Plus a note on a navy recruit training path.

Mra Paulie Bathcom Moore Rat Y Newton Zelver Headland Merruary JW. Moore Jear Moore F Newton Cincago Charlies Edward Maloy S. O Maloy College Street Opp United States Navy Fleet Chicago Navy Maloy Great Lakes Birmingham Samuel James Maloy Naval Air Arm Seattle

Chipley Sets Union Service For Thursday

The annual Thanksgiving union service will be held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock in the First Presbyterian church. The Rev. R. T. Lawrence, Methodist church pastor, will deliver the sermon. Choirs from all the churches will present a special musical program. The offering will be sent to the Children's Home Society in Jacksonville.

First Presbyterian Church R. T. Lawrence Children's Home Society Jacksonville

Union Demands Arbitration Board Amid GM Talks

In a continuation from page one, the union pressed for a three member arbitration board within 24 hours as General Motors stalled. Thomas and Walter P. Reuther condemned GM’s Friday reply as a stall. Flint meetings urged restraint yet warned non union foremen barred from plants. About 1,000 AFL workers may strike in sympathy. Railway Brotherhoods warned of picket lines at GM plant entrances and potential shutdown of rail traffic to factories.

Thomas Walter P. Reuther Uaw-Cio General Motors Flint AFL Building Trades Council Bram Railway Brotherhood Siithers

Ordinance Tightens Fireworks Ban Citywide

City Commission passed an ordinance banning sale of fireworks within police jurisdiction, effective immediately. The privilege to discharge them in the police jurisdiction remains unchanged. The move follows requests to permit retail sales ahead of the Christmas season.

City Commission

Legion Affirms Charter Approval

The American Legion reaffirmed approval of the United Nations Organization and urged the U S to adopt a definite foreign policy. Meeting the 27th national convention, their Foreign Relations Committee urged greater public interest in foreign affairs and strong U S leadership as essential to world recovery, plus training to improve diplomats and consular staff and maintaining high justice standards in war crime trials.

Chicago American Legion United Nations Organization Legionnaires United States

Jackson Sees Nazi Leaders Convicted by Documents

In March 1941, Justice Jackson declared the Fuehrer ordered Japan’s active participation. Kaltenbrunner faced trial in absentia due to a cranial hemorrhage while Nazi leaders listened as Jackson delivered a 200000 word statement seeking condemnation of mass crimes. The defendants showed varied reactions in the courtroom.

Jackson Raid High Command Fuehrer Japan Geoffrey Lawrence Ernst Kaltenbrunner Rhage Jackson Civilization United States Justice Jackson Naa Ay Jackson Navi Hang Frank Hiller Poland

Japs Must Locate Graves Of U.S. Dead

Tokyo AP report says Allied HQ directs the Japanese government to compile full locations of graves of Allied personnel in Japan by December 13. The search targets missing airmen, about 1,500 unlisted, as only fewer than 40 graves have been found. in many cases information is known only to local police.

Tokyo Allied headQuarters Japan

Hunt Trip Leads to Multiple Charges in Ashford Area

A hunting party near Ashford last night resulted in warrants and arrests for three Houston County men Harry Dupree Eldridge Dupree and Walter Meadows all of near Ashford W A Womack farm operator filed warrants charging trespassing across a public road and assault and battery after a shotgun discharge allegedly struck a Negro child Witness Chief Deputy J T Casey says deputies arrested Eldridge Dupree and Harry Dupree in town on reckless driving running a red light and drunkness before moving on to Ashford to arrest Meadows on trespassing Womack stated the trespass occurred after prior warnings within six months The shotgun pellets reportedly wounded Bull Newton who is believed to be only slightly hurt

Ashford Houston County Harry Dupree Eldridge Dupree Walter Meadows J. T. Casey W. A. Womack Meadows Casey Womack Bull Newton

Robbery Motive In Farmer Murder

In Birmingham, Alabama, 61 year old truck farmer Joe Barranco was shot dead at his home in the Green Springs area. Police say robbery appears to be the motive as a small sum of money and Barranco’s watch are missing. A man called at the Barranco home claiming to have found the family’s missing dog.

Birmingham Ala APY Joe Barranco Green Springs J. R. Philips Barranco Sam Barranco Phillips

Rabbi Appell Addresses Dothan Kiwanis Meeting

Dr. Ernst Appell Rabbi of Temple Israel in Gadsden spoke to Dothan Kiwanis about his experiences as a rabbi in Germany. Woodfin Parkman won a nylon hose auction at 10 the highest bidder. Guests included Hassell Bryson Manly of Montgomery HL Johnston and Roscoe Stephens of Columbia S C former Scout Executive for this council.

Ernst Appell Temple Israel Gadsden Germany Dothan Kiwanis Club Woodfin Parkman Hassell Bryson Mr. Manly Montgomery Johnston Roscoe Stephens Columbia S. C

Vernon Man Hurt In Vernon Car Crash

Vernon resident Milton Birge suffered several broken ribs and a collapsed lung after a Saturday morning collision at Deer Ling’s Mill Vernon where a car driven by Mrs Jim Tiller caused the wreck. Mrs Tiller was uninjured and the Tiller car was badly damaged. The bi monthly Chest er R Vickery Post No 12 American Legion meeting scheduled for tomorrow night was postponed due to Thanksgiving. Maston Oneal, post commander, said members would be notified of the next date. A Birmingham bond election preliminary count showed school bonds 923 for 315 against and street bonds 68 177 for 1 975 against, signaling voter approval for school and street projects.

Milton Birge Vernon Jim Tiler Birge Deerlings Mill Birmingham

Army discharge announced for Dimon S. Driggers

Dimon S. Driggers of 510 South Oates Street has been discharged from the Army at Fort McPherson Georgia. In service 30 months he served 12 months overseas as an administration non-commissioned officer in the Adjutant General's Department of Headquarters, Ground Forces Reinforcement Command in the European theater. He wears the ETO and American theater ribbons.

Dimon S. Driggers South Oates Street Army Fort McPherson Adjutant General's Department of Headquarters Ground Forces Reinforcement Command

Lunchrooms Operated in Geneva County Schools

Geneva County Superintendent announces lunchrooms are now in operation in four Megre’ schools. White schools with meals include Ha’ coda Lowery Open Pond Hille Oak Grove and Hartford while Slocomb Hartford Geséeva and Samson Negro sessors are listed.

Geneva Geneve Megre J. J. Collins Fiuperintendent Ha' Coda Lowery Open Pond Hille Oak Grove Hartford Slocomb Geséeva Samson Negro Sessors

Education Week Observed In Geneva

During the past week the superintendent visited each school in the county and the supervisors visited every classroom for the respective races. First prize for the most attractive classroom in the Negro schools went to Helen Milhouse, first grade teacher in the Samson school, as announced by the superintendent. the white schools prize had not yet been awarded.

J. J. Collins Bes Helen Milhouse Samson Scoul

Teachers Return After Armed Service

Six former Geneva County teachers, recently discharged from the armed forces, have returned to Geneva schools. J. J. Collins, County Superintendent of Education, announced the returns. Names include John D. Owens coach at Coffee Springs, Len Wise coach at Hertford, W. J. Sammons Veterans Coordinator, P. D. Kelly Hartford, Philip J. Hamm Slocomb, and W. H. Fulford principal Samson Schools.

Geneva Geheven County J. J. Collins John D. Owens Coffee Springs Len FR. Wise Hertford W. J. Sammons P. D. Kelly Hartford Philip J. Hamm Slocomb W. H. Fulford Samson

Navy discharge announced for Fred Monroe Folkes

Fred Monroe Folkes, a first class staman from Dothan route five, was discharged from the Navy. The release comes from the U S Naval Separation Center at Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton Washington through the office of public information.

Fred Monroe Folkes Staman Dothan Navy U. S. Naval Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton Wash Office of Public Information

Freight Car Fire Near Selma Street Crossing

A freight car fire caused only slight damage yesterday afternoon on the Bay Line railroad near the Selma Street crossing. Fire Chief Floyd Harris said the blaze originated in a car carrying pulp wood.

Floyd Harris Bay Line Selma Street

Thanksgiving Weather Outlook Across Central States

Weather report notes a quiet Thanksgiving with cold fronts sweeping the central states from the Rockies to the Great Lakes. Temperatures may dip below freezing in Minnesota and North Dakota, while the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes region face sharp chills and potential snows as a cold spell continues from Canada. Regional tone emphasizes caution for holiday travel and outdoor plans.

Wammengton Sation Weather Bureau Serecant Minnesota Nori Rockies Canada Xippi Valley Mass. Lakes

Arrest of Negro man in Houston County Jail

Police report Eddie B. McGritt, a Black man, was jailed in Houston County on an unspecified charge after a city police incident at a local eating establishment. The report cites Captain Ada Kelly and mentions a tet-related case.

Eddie B. McGritt Houston County Ada Kelly

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