Auburn to host national atomic farm conference
About 200 scientists from across the United States will gather at Alabama Polytechnic Institute in Auburn on December 18 for a three day conference on applying atomic energy to farming. The event, chaired by Auburn's Dean Russell Poor, features speakers from Oak Ridge, U S Atomic Energy Commission, University of Alabama, and Southern Research Institute. The program will focus on radioisotopes, photosynthesis, and other agricultural applications, with papers published by Auburn.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Ralph Draughon
Aubrun
Br. Paul C. Aebersold
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Russell S. Poor
Research Foundation
Howard B. Skipper
Birmingham
Dean Poot
Abuak
Atomic Commission
Dean Poor
Dixie
Poor
Orlin Biddulph
Me State College
Washington
Piddernly
Wll
Dean Foor
Dee
Carson
Allison
Paul C Acersord
Oak
Pal
Ozark Celebrates Homecoming with Thanksgiving Holiday
Ozark mayor proclaims Wednesday a holiday for Dale County High School homecoming events. A pep rally at the courthouse opens activities, followed by a giant parade, chapel program naming Miss Homecoming, a bonfire on the high school campus, open houses at city schools, and a football game between DCHS and an opponent. Miss Homecoming will ride in the parade and attend the Community House dance after the game.
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Ozark
A. T. Lisenby
Dale County High School
DCHS
Wery
Tori Gott
Betty Jean Parrish
Corone Horshy
Ruth Mer Chine
Mary Esther Sellers
Savada Bell
Barbara Morris
Jane Dowling
Martha Holman
Dolores Casey
Jewell Segias
Vivian Burs
Wye JT Dykes
Wriscatins FC
Barnes
Anewafel
Lewie Hy
Ozare Association
Grier Finners
Wgly
Will Begian
Dr. Slaughter
Withert
Itas
Wehe
Highway Patrol
Epfaula Cowskee
Merit System Nearing Completion for Dothan City
City of Dothan workers await their personnel director T T Skeen’s return from eye ailment to finalize rules and a bookkeeping system for a permanent merit system. Skeen plans a personnel board meeting if able, as board chair J P Culver will convene once ready.
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Tina
Sor
Dothan
T. T. Skeen
Skeen
J. PF. Culver
Skeet
Voting Procedure In County Changes At Next Election
NAT C. FAULE reports Houston County will vote Jan 6 in a special constitutional amendment election. Legislation requires voters to cast ballots at the designated voting plate for their beat. Beats with multiple voting places will have separate lists.
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Nat C. Faule
Houston County
W. D. Malone
Dothan to Light Up Main and Foster Streets for Christmas
Dothan plans a 2500 bulb display along Main Street from Oates to the Central of Georgia railroad and Foster Street from Crawford to Adams, with cross-street lighting at Main and Foster. City bears all costs including bulbs, sockets, wiring, and current. start date hinges on commissioners approval with installation likely this week and lights expected to go on around Thanksgiving.
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Dothan
WC. Smith
Power Department
Aald
Main Street
Oates Street
Central of Georgia Railroad
Foster Street
Crawford Street
Adams Street
Main
Foster Streets
Smith
Kiddie Parade Entries Near 100 Mark Amid Tight Rules
Date draws near for Kiddie Parade with entry blanks already surpassing one hundred. Some entries come from groups, with prizes listed and cash rewards noted. The event details and eligibility are explained as organizers push ahead to finalize participants.
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Betholiadh
Ania
Aston
Peanut Referendum Officials Selected in Alabama Vote
State Production and Marketing Administration chair W. B. Crawley urged Alabama to vote in the peanut marketing quota referendum. Officials named include Brat One Hollie S PR Weeke and M Smet Warrick Max Kelly, with extensive lists of assistants and local figures. The full vote and official action were to continue at the pea market, with a definite decision expected early next urn.
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Pall Offwiale
Dorep Cribretn
Cothreth
Hollie
Smet
Warrick
Max Kelly
M. G. Casey
T. T. Austin
Skinner
Sia
J. Tedder
Janes Selfert
Siven- Fremett
Frith
Eo Diter
Koop
Sulard Dow
Warford
Randall Wade
Geo Nowell
James Knowles
Full Lote Tagem
W. B. Crawley
State Production and Marketine Administration Committee
Terday
Alabama
Peanut Browork
Charity Chest Fund Still Short At 525 Now
The fourth week of the general drive for the Dey Unsied Chanties Chest campaign shows collections short of the goal by about $1,524. Despite incomplete canvassing, volunteers plan to contact more people and accept mailed checks to the UCC office at city hall. Officials expect a completed drive within two weeks as divisions report progress toward a $20,050 annual operating need.
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Gale Wera
Charrinah van Ratein
Inen
UCC
Ritch
Geneva Man Killed In Crash Near Troy
Calvin T Kilpatrick twenty one from Geneva Alabama died when a Troy State Teachers College Fortiair team bus collided on highway 29 near Troy. Four others injured included Ivan Jones seventy four of Jarivon Arkansas with a broken leg PallErel twenty from Trav suffered bead injuries and James Sullivan seventy from Hartford with facial lacerations. Funeral services for Kilpatrick were set for 3 p.m. at Bethany Church in Geneva with Pritman Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Troy
Ala
Calvin T Kilpatrick
Troy State Teachers College
Tgarn
Retunane
Troy Carpus
Repning
Frida
Ene Emits
Ivan Jones
Jarivon
Ars
Pally Erel
Trav
James Sullivan
Hartford
Patrick
Geneva
Kilpatrick
Bethany Church
Headh Ala
Pritman’s Funesel Horre
Schuman Wins French Premiership Amid Broad Support
Robert Schuman, aged 61, a Pomvar Republican and financier expert, was approved as prime minister by the National Assembly with broad cross party backing except for a small minority. He vowed to form a cabinet quickly and present plans to the assembly, aiming to stabilize government and address economic concerns.
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Joseph W. Grigh
Paris Ip
Robert Schurman
Natwaal Assembly
Schmatt
Aizics
Schumyn
Edenard
Peeyaenay
Martens
Toate Cgt
Peart
Two Auto Overturns and Multiple Wrecks Reported
A series of traffic incidents near Meadowland and Fonkard School left two people injured in an auto overturn and several wrecks afterward. Authorities estimate damages around 20 dollars and note a truck left the road after veering off, with details pending from local officers and the Meadland Company.
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Wo Biannan
Neavale
Creruuoe
Hradland
Alabama Wins Sugar Bowl Bid With 41-12 Drubbing
Alabama routs LSU 41 to 12 to secure a Sugar Bowl invitation. Michigan defeats Ohio State 21 to 16 to complete an undefeated Big Nine season. Southern California, UCLA, and other teams post key wins as bowl race tightens amid strong performances from Doak Walker era figures.
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Alabama
LSU
Farold Claassen
New York
Midican
Southern Calierts
Lausiana State
Southern Metihods
Penna State
Col. Teme
Michigan
Big Nine Tire
Ohio St
West Coast
Jonkey
Mere Tormenly
Southern California
San
Taiwan
Doak Walker
Diplomats Hope for Pact At Big Four Conference
Diplomats at the Big Four Foreign Ministers Conference opened with faint optimism that the talks might avoid a washout. Some officials see potential progress on Austria restoration and troop removal, while substantial decisions on Germany and resolving postwar borders appear unlikely.
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Joan M. Thightower
Germany
Furonean Aid Sparks Senate Action
A Senate committee moved quickly toward aiding Furonean interests amid tense debates. Lawmakers pressed for swift measures citing security concerns and allied commitments while opponents warned of fiscal risks and long term entanglements.
West Memphis May Gel Freedom Train Averted
Local report describes chaos around a planned Freedom Train event in West Memphis with officials including Mayes and others debating cancellations. Authorities cited administrative delays and safety concerns as organizers planned a different route and timing while community leaders urged restraint and lawful procedures.
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West Memphis
Freedom
Weather Notion Hints At Zero Yet Not Cold
A fragmented weather note mentions twenty three below in rough terms and a possibility of exploration. It references The Ange red Parse asking for a weather picture and notes that pictures are usually not taken until temperatures reach zero, with some uncertainty about timing and conditions.
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Po Bune Mont
Kent
Fat People Lose 159,355 Pounds in Mass Diet Plan
A mass diet program claims 22,165 participants shed 159,355 pounds. The report includes unclear phrases and mixed language text, focusing on the scale of participation and total weight loss, with no verifiable dates or official results.
Startled Quait Give Bank Robbers Away
Oklahoma City dispatch reports a startling incident as a bank robbery thwarted by a startled witness. The account mentions a tense confrontation and the robbers being chased off with authorities responding to the scene.
Czarist Russia a Hard Pattern Worse Now Warn Rimson
Rimson argues czarist oppression worsened over time and cites lived experiences. The text recalls Jews facing restrictions and travel bans, noting collective exile and fear under imperial policy. It mentions prejudice, states with bans, and broad social hardship in the Rimson era.
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Russia
Rimson
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