Meyers Confesses False Affidavits Amid Romance Talk
Washington AP report details Maj. Con. Bennett E Meyers admitting to drafting false affidavits about a Cadillac tied to wartime government orders and a Lamarre family connection. Senate investigators pressed Meyers on his Aviation Electric Company while noting his dual role in a broader inquiry into wartime activities and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cadillac
Senate
Senate Wear
Aviation Electric Company
Mst Ciel
Mildred Lamarre
Win
B. H. Lamarre
Aviation Elketrie
Mevers
Ferguson
R-Mich
Aviation Hlemnir
Royal Crown Cola Lead and Trustee Mention in Ad Paraphrase
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Royal Crown Cola and references a trustee. The text hints at ad like content and cola branding but lacks clear events or context to establish a full report. Names and dates are obscured, leaving limited, non-coherent details.
Livestock Market Notes From Montgomery Processor Week
Fed erate Market News reports weekly cattle and calf receipts around 8,200 head with Friday trade slow but generally steady. Slaughter cattle mostly 26 cents higher. canner cows and bulls mixed. Feeder steers 15.00-20.00 per hundredweight, stocker calves 11.40-16.00, calves week’s receipts about 2,750 with prices 18.00-23.00 for butcher calves and vealers. Overall, yard activity steady through the week with varied weights and prices across cattle, calves, and stockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Mkt
Union
Yardar
Wee
Faiday
Sturny
Chistee
Damages Denied for Air Crash Claim in Randolph County
The court denied damages from an air crash suit filed by Bethel Mutpis and relatives against a federal agency. The plaintiffs sought 2000 dollars for injuries and property loss from the crash site at Minipus homestead, alleging negligence and loss of profits. The defense argued the crash caused no compensable injury, noting contested loan arrangements and internal company disputes involving Mewers and Lamaries, with testimonies about executive roles denied.
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Montgoliery
Federal Peathet Juagee
Netinasnes JS
Hanes Lotantig
Randolph County
Sits Bethel Mutpis
Her Neece
Chramatte Woodruff
John Henry Heath
Minipus
Pheontffs
Athooney
Building Commission Calls Info Session For Campus Funds
Montgomery AP report states the Building Commission convened an early December meeting to discuss funding for Tees school pilot programs and the new state office building project. Attending were Governor Folsom, Dr D G Gl state health officer, Finance Director Soo Drinkard, eight legislators, and technical director John A M Calles.
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Montgomery
James Eo Felean
Noscen
Boars
Cecreuily
Folsom
D. G
Soo. Drinkard
Ira Proatt
Livingston
Ed B. Miller
Gadsden
Jospeh C. Sullivan
Mubile
J. Fred Wood
Centerville
George P. Quarnes
Selmi J. A. Hughes
Hartford
B. J. Lowe
Tuntsvile
Albert Proutwell
Birmingham
John AM. Calles
Jaces Vi Jordan
Rehary
Jewish Congregation Gets Council Report
Reports of the Southeast Council conference will be made at the weekly service tonight at seven o clock of Temple Emanuel. Rabbi Martin I Hinchin said today. Participating on the special programme will be Alyer Blumberg president C Davis Turner Joe Schreiber and Rabbi Hinehin. All members are urged to be present.
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Southeast Council
Temple Emanuel
Martin I. Hinchin
Alyer Blumberg
C. Davis Turner
Joe Schreiber
Hinehin
Goose Found Dead After Back Yard Hunt
In Bismarck North Dakota Guy Larson thanks a hunter for a goose discovered in his yard. His dog led him to the scene where a Canadian goose, shot in the breast, seemed to fly on before collapsing in the Larson yard.
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Bismarck
N. D
Guy Larson
Hunter
Larson
Lursan
Inflation arc proposals split GOP senators in hearings
Senate and House economic committees opened hearings on the Presidents inflation controls after a GOP meeting. Senator Flanders and Senator Capehart led pushes for selective curbs and tax relief while others urged restraint on any program to boost production. Party leaders warned no final decision yet as debates over pricing, rationing, and national debt continued amid partisan exchanges.
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Vorumans
Senate House Economic Committee
GOP
Millikin Calat
Blues
Flanders
Vermont
Capehart
Indiana
Soth
Althoush
Cappellart
Eudo
Philock Madi
New York
Wolcott R. Michs
Hotel Banking Committee
Paris
Wolent
Congress
Mer
Truman
Senate
Ois
Cathe Bach
Methodists To Hold Thanksgiving Rites
A special Thanksgiving service planned at Stovet Methodist Cheren Sumuaye features themes of land and litverts with decorations by a committee led by Mrs. Hudson and others. Dr. W. F. Calhoun says the service emphasizes Thanksgiving’s significance and gratitude for food and raiment from soil. Invitations go to Alabama Extension Service, county and home agents, Conservation Service, Production and Marketing, and Farmers Home Administration. A soil and fruit dedication is a special service feature.
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Boaster Stovet
Cheren Sumuaye
Jeff Hudson
Id Crawford
Dupree Davis
Jotnnie Jones
Arthur Mazyek
Beck Leads Air Scout Unit in Dothan Saga
Beck has been registered as the new leader for the Air Scout Squadron in Dothan. Scout Executive J V Cooke announced the appointment as the squadron, with 12 boys, meets weekly to study aircraft topics. They previously met at Na pier Field but have had trouble reaching the location. Dothan residents willing to offer a garage or office space for a meeting place are asked to contact the Boy Second office.
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Arthur Thompson Beck
Jeader
Dothan
J. V. Cooke
Napier Field
Royal Wedding Day Reflected in London Vigil
London crowds gathered around Buckingham Palace as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth watched Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip depart for Westminster Abbey. The city buzzed with chants for more balcony appearances, while press coverage focused on preparations and the new royal couple amid a flood of international reporting and local scenes.
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George VI
Prince Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Philp Mountbatten
H. O
Buckingham Palace
Margaret
Eros
London
Piccadilly
Hite
Brien
Pere
Broadlands
Wong
Neland
Dade
Alabama Courts Split Over Self Starter Amendment
A group of Alabama legislators backed the self starter amendment accusing Gov. James E. Folsom of taking credit for legislature gains while blaming lawmakers for failing his program. The debate touched funding for roads and education, with figures cited on total education and welfare spending for the next two years, and mentions of proposed radio discussions and the political campaign timeline.
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Malone
Dothan
Allen
Hale County
Luther Invalis
Montgomery
Marion
Folsom
Sen. Allen
Gadseen
Etowah County
Gadsden
Alabama
Alien
O. H. Finney
Foulsom
Woo
Finney
Etowah Sematar
Scouts To Sponsor Toy Matinee Here
Boy and Girl Scouts sponsor a toy matinee Saturday at 1 a.m. at the Martin testre. Admission is one or more toys in repairable condition for children. Girl Scouts prepared toys last week, sorting cleaning and minor repairs by Troops 30 13 20 and 21. Troops Two and Three, led by Mrs. Wise Warren and Mrs. Mosley, took toys to Sherwin-Williams for repainting and display. Scouts request donations of repairable toys and contact Scout offices for collection arrangements.
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Boy and Girl Scouts
Martin Testre
Childien
Girl “Cout
Joe Wise
Linton Warren
Crawford Mosley
Sherwin-Williams
Scout
Marion Fire Rates Four Small Buildings in Marion
A fire started in a Negro cafe in Marion Alabama destroyed four nearby structures downtown, including a pool hall a blacksmith shop and an empty building. Firemen blamed an explosion of cleaning fluid in a dry cleaning shop for the blaze. Cadets from Marion Institute helped volunteers. guests fled but the hotel suffered no damage.
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Marion
Ala
Marion Institute
Marion Hptel
Considerable Fire Damages Home on Whiddon Street
Fire gutted two front rooms of a residence at 707 Whiddon street, with firefighters stating the blaze likely started from an improperly installed oil heater or an electric iron. Owner occupant Jim Jeffries, a Black man, was identified.
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Whiddon Street
Jim Jeffries
Cox Appointed to VA Office Amid Training Plans
Oscar B. Cox, formerly a contact representative at the Dothan VA office, is set for a new role in the VA in Montgomery. His duties will include arranging training for disabled veterans under Public Law 16 while he studies for the position.
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Oscar B. Cox
Dothan Veterans Administration Office
Tere
Claudi Cat
Boree
Cox
Montgomery
Military leadership reshuffle across Army Navy and Marines
Number 20 outlines new heads for three services with Adin Chester Wl Namitz named as chief of naval operations and Toouis Denfield tied to naval leadership. It notes no immediate change for the Air Force chief position held by Gen Carl A Spaatz. The piece also mentions potential VA leadership contenders and recalls notable World War II era officers including Bradley’s successor and Marine Corps leadership at Quantico.
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Army
Navy
Marines
Adin
Chester Wl Namitz
Adi
Toouis Denfield
Naval Operations
Air Force
Carl A. Spaatz
Gray
Vettraps
Paul K. Pawleyv
Lewis Bo Metsher
Sand
Robert Wood Johnson
Th Loard of
Joynson and Johnson
Istyatior
Gree
Bradley
New Orleans Cotton Futures Edge Up Then Dip
New Orleans cotton futures moved higher early and declined later as hedging selling emerged. At 11:30 a.m. prices were mostly steady to down about 50 cents per bale with Dec, May, July and Oct contracts showing modest shifts amid the day’s trading.
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New Orleans
Cotto
Tony
Iuy Ang
Philadelphia Cardinal bans Fox Theater film for a year
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty ordered the 1,000,000 Catholics of the Philadelphia archdiocese to stay away from the Fox Theater for at least a year after it refused to discontinue showing The Outlaw. The theater will not withdraw the film as long as it performs well, while the Erlanger pulled The Outlaw ten days earlier.
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Philadelphia
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
Fox Theater
Andrew Smith
20Th Century- Fox
Erlanger Theater
William Goldman
Mrs. M A Bowden Dies Near Newton Funeral set for Pilgrim Home Church
Mrs. M A Bowden fifty three died at her Newton route home after a short illness. She had lived in the area 25 years and was a Methodist. Funeral services 3 p m Saturday at Pilgrim Home Church with Rev A D Zbin den officiating. Interment in church cemetery Ward Wilson in charge. Surviving husband three daughters Mrs Ida Mae Childre Dothan Mrs Olle Tur vin Quincy Fla and Mrs Jewe ell Hughes Auburndale Fla two sons L A and Max Bowden Newton route two and several grandchildren. Active pallbearers Ash Espy Thomier Mass Des Spud Eberson Jim Gilley and J W Bowden.
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M. A. Bowden
Newton
France hit by mass strikes across sectors in 1934 unrest
Labor troubles deepen as 390,000 CGT workers strike plus Marseille railway workers. Teachers join stoppages, metal workers in Paris area at 300,000, and 105,000 coal miners affect coal reserves. Strong entities include CGT, Marseille, Paris, and France.
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de Gaulle
General Confederation of Labor
C.G.T
Marseille
France
Paris
Western bloc split over Marshall Plan and union alignments
The text notes strong opposition to the Marshall Plan from WFTU allies including France, Alan and Chinese trade unions, and WETU secretary Louis Saillant, while CIO and British labor appear supportive. It discusses potential executive board votes, factional divides, and speculation on CIO withdrawal from WFTU amid accusations and Cold War tensions.
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Sance
Alan
WETU
Louis Saillant
WFTU
CIO
Bat Frenen
Itukkan
Apis
Unign
Agaimet
WFT
Soviet Union
United Nations Economic and Social Council
United Nations Assembly
Asnor
Tey
Appointment of Part Time Jewish Chaplain at Tyndall Field
Rabbi Mart Hinehin of Temple Emanuel was named as the part time Jewish chaplain at Tyndall Field Florida. The National Jewish Welfare Board announced the appointment, noting the shortage of Jewish chaplains on active duty and a nationwide recruitment program to fill 350 part time positions. By now 124 have been recruited for the program.
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Mart, Hinehin
Temple Emanuel
Nethan
Tyndall Field
Ma City
Fla
Solomon B. F
Pittsburg
Division of Religious Activities
National Jewish Welfare Board
JWH
G: Vision
Fr Gram
Veteran Suffering Malnutrition Found in Rooming House
In Pittsburgh a 22 year old veteran Joseph Snyder living with his brother in a small rooming house is severely malnourished. He served in Europe and said unemployment checks ended after a 52 20 period leaving him to eat sparingly. He reportedly weighed 126 pounds at discharge and about 110 pounds now.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Snyder
Richard
Joe
Negro Kills Rattler In Backyard Here
Willie Powell of Wheaton street, a 27 year City of Dothan veteran, killed a two foot rattlesnake that crawled from a woodpile and struck at him in his backyard. He used an ax handle after the strike. Powell recently left the water department.
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Willie Powell
Wheaton Street
Willie
Dothan
Circuit Court Near Close Of Session
The final case on the Circuit Court criminal calendar, a 17-year-old Rob Kornegay charged with can knowledge, opened this morning and continues through this afternoon. In Circuit Court yesterday, Thomas Cherry, indicted for night with intent to mouldes, convicted of assault and fired costs.
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Tne
Rob Kornegay
Vesterd
Thomas Cherry
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