State Faces Coal Strike and Capitol Closures
From Montgomery AP Alabama braces as coal mine shutdown looms and state offices plan closures on holidays and weekends. Finance Director Haynesker warns of 30 day gas supply and possible 10 day coal stock rules. Gov Sparks says no participation in gas strike. guards if needed to be supplied by federal government. Supreme Court hands down housing act ruling and temp injunctions in Birmingham and Anniston cases. Public college leaders fail to decide on a central coordinating body. Government sets Christmas five and a half days off. Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day full days off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Haysencker
Uecs
Chauncey Sparks
Ate
Alabama
E Capitol
State Supreme Court
Mfferson County
High Court
Jefferson County
Supreme Court
Calhoun Uunty
Anniston
Persecue
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Williams
Interim committees and special sessions debated
The article discusses how two year interim measures created by a Joint resolution may be blocked by authority questions. It explores options from advisory opinions by the Attorney General to a possible special session called by the Governor, detailing who can call and what actions could be taken during reorganizational delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figue End Senate
Bec Fure
Sussuut
Folsom
Her
Geterauls Department
Askeng
Senate
Prograns
Colorful Pageantry To Mark Big Jims Inaugural Parade
Colorful pageantry marks the inauguration in Montgomery with a downtown parade and a 20 gun salute. Governor-elect Folsom, Lt Governor-elect Clarence Inter, and Chief Justice Gardner will take oaths. a 30-band parade featuring county and city high school bands is planned. Master of ceremonies will be Richard T. Rives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama
Frank Bossutl
Folsom
Judien LW. Gardner
Alutoing Supreme Court
Clarence J. Inter
God To
Jistee Gardner
Polluying
Outfond
Chaunely Sparks
Capitol
Platorm Am
Richard T. Rives
Noutspil
Boswell
Unclear text fragment with Truman conference references
Disordered OCR notes describe a White House conference on Truman vacation developments. Mentions Averell Harriman, coal production, emergency distribution, and conservation measures. References to government officials, labor unrest, and anticipated actions around coal mines and industrial power use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Dioc Oe
Charles G. Rus
Truman
Sorehusy
Commerce
Averell
Trijman
Ross
Tee
Atoelf Lewis
Pooteay
Corbon Vigtel
Beachaters
United Mine
Wootaes
Kes West
Fla
Monde
Mratic
Prof Coul
Coubertae
Saiffer Aig
Tours Ostr le
Poovon
Pti
Nadia Lo
Sanat
Seueter
Cote
Alan Goldsborough
Taw
Lewis
UMW
United Nations seeks troop data and disarmament inspection plan
The draft resolution calls for major powers to back a data driven disarmament front and for UN members to report troop numbers and disposition in enemy or neutral territories. It envisions a UN panel to judge troop reports and link with arms limit efforts while noting American support for world wide armament inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Wouk
Daties
United Nations
Desarmament
United States
Fies
Seavet Moreau
VL M, Niubitey
Beate Ish Forest
Dysa
Bevin
Lelesa Andre
Philip
Transport disaster details surface in wartime report
The account describes a crash involving a Swiss relief flight with 12 aboard, including Brig Gen Halph Tate and family. Injuries ranged from minor to serious, with the most severely hurt moved to an American Army hospital at Meiringen. Names of officers and passengers are listed amid conflicting early casualty counts and passenger manifests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halph Tate
Che Dy Oe Ay Jr
Udtdoutoun
Glazier
Phan Ta Ray
Merringan
Lst
Brookfurt
European Airy Transport Service
Drig
Ralph Slavely
United States Army Air Forces
An Astris
Inter
Tas
Walia
Murseiiles Brie
Gee
Boral . Haynes
Manchester
M. W. Clark
City Recreation Activities For Next Week
Activities at the Du ban Recreation Center announced by Director Crawfurd Muscles for the coming week include Monday sub deb and Esquire meetings. Tuesday Sedamoc club and VEW groups. Wednesday Thanksgiving eve dance by the Susydens. Thursday various sessions for Pingvung tournament and Ancii Can Legion open. Friday evening games and United Local meeting. Saturday open house at 10 am. Recreation Board members Clyde Levern O BLea Asa Lisenby Walter Morris and John C Howell oversee plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Du:ban Recreation Center
Crawfurd Muscles
Esquire
Froin
James H. Lambe 54 Dies at Marianna
James H. Lambe a retired Public Works Administration employee died at his Marianna home of natural causes. A native of the county he belonged to the Freewill Baptist church at Damascus. Survivors include one son J E Lam of Dothan Alabama four daughters Mrs Alice Kent Mrs Anna Chatwood Mrs Frances Kent and Mrs Annie Redman all of Marianna a brother John R Porter and two sisters Miss Rebecca Lamb and Mrs Arthur Padgett of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
James H. Lambe
Public Works Administration
Freewill Baptist Church
Damascus
J. E. Lamb
Dothan
Alabama
Alice Kent
Anna Chatwood
Frances Kent
Annie Redman
John R
Marianna Air Field Classification Submitted to W A A
Plans by the Marianna Chamber of Commerce and the City of Marianna for classifying the former Marianna Army Air Field have been sent to regional War Assets Administration offices in Jacksonville. The 3200 acre site includes a unit used by the Florida State Tuberculosis Hospital, a portion released to Chipola Junior College opening January 27, and another tract in use by the city as an airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Burke's Medical Expenses Raise Court Tension
The judge initially signaled possible action against Duke and Burke but then dismissed concerns, citing he did not see or hear the incident. Duke accused Phil W. Davis of lying during the argument, and Burke defended white supremacy while promising prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Duke
Phil W. Davis
Pomeroy
Diplomatic Debate Over Charter Amendments
Number 17 and Koo voiced strong opposition to charter changes yet proposed over six limits on Vesta use by voluntary power agreement. Molotov dismissed the merits of the proposals, centering on upholding the veo through action rather than discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koo
Molotov
Veterans Medical Attention Made Easier To Obtain
The Veterans Administration signed a contract with the Alabama State Pharmaceutical Association allowing service connected veterans to obtain medicines and medical items from member corner drug stores. Physicians may prescribe on VA forms, with hospital authorization retained. Participating pharmacists submit monthly reports and the association bills the VA regional office. Details available at the Duthan VA office at 301 North Foster Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Veterans Administration
Alabama State Pharmaceutical Association
M. E. Head
Alabama
Pharmaceutical Association
Duthan VA
North Foster Street
Black man injured by ax at Boone's Alley incident
Will Entsey, a Black man, was admitted to a Dublin hospital in serious condition after an attack by Lula Dell Miney, a Black woman, who struck him twice on the head with an ax as he tried to force entry to a room at 301 Boone's Alley. The police reported the encounter occurred late last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Entsey
Dubin
Lula Dell Miney
Entsey
Miney
Boone's Alley
Mrs B Underwood Former Teacher Dies In Rehobeth
Mrs Bessie Underwood fifty eight former Houston County schoolteacher died at her Rehobeth home after a long illness. She lived in the county since 1910 and taught for 30 years. Funeral services at 2:30 p m today at Rehobeth with Rev Joe White Slocomb and Rev H E Craughon Dothan officiating. Burial in Rehobeth cemetery Ward Wilson directing. Surviving husband Josiah Underwood two daughters Mrs Charlie Hemby Slocomb and Mrs Dick Brown Kansas City Mo a son Fred Underwood Marietta Ga two sisters four brothers and two grandchildren. Active pallbearers listed with honorary names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Underwood
Houston County
Rehobeth
Uncerwood
Baptist Church
Josiah Underwood
Dothan
Charlie Hemby
Slocomb
Dick Brown
Kansas City
Fred Underwood
Mariettz
J. ‘I. ‘Trawick
W. T. Unde
Ood
J. W. Mitchell
J. M. Birdell
Texas
I. P. Cain
Dorothy Sullivan
Mary F. Waters
Willie Dominey
Elizabeth Gwaltney
Patricia Toole
Eddie Mae Watkins
Romania Robinson
Irma Wynne
Hattie Whatley
Annie Williams
Johnnie Cobb
Susie Knowles
Kate Mullins
Johnnie Murphy
Georgia Womble
Nonie Deal
Josie Johnson
Vera McGee
Geraldine Parker
Crosby on Honor Roll: Sergeant Crosby tops Montgomery district
Master Sergeant William E. Crosby at the Dothan Army Recruiting Office has earned a place on the state honor roll for recruiters. He led the Montgomery district this week with the most recruits in a seven day period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
E. Crosby
Dothan
Army
Crosby
Montgomery
Newville Dominates Wicksburg 30-6 in Veiled Bout
Newville overpowered Wicksburg in Vicksburg Friday by 30 to 6. Wicksburg clung to 12-6 at end of third, then collapsed in final quarter as Mac Snell scored the lone Wicksburg touchdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newville
Wicksburg
Vicksburg
New Ville
Mac Snell
Wicksburs
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Tate Capital
Capitol News
Toy
U.S
Ft & Loan
Big Jim
Wie Hatse
Wilbem Osegston
Roc
Scotland
Fiimores
Exeter
Guldsburnaughs
Ilegal
Othe Nuties
Guardia
Stme
Colorado
Hisory
Bat
Clyde Levern
bLeai Mie Asa Lisenby
Walter Morris
John C. Howell
Bob Hope
E. Main
Marianna Air Field Classification
B. Underwood
Johnson Mercantile CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!