Arkansas Retailers Face Tax Subsidy Question
Arkansas liquor tax law confusion prompts debate on who pays the subsidy. State Revenue Commissioner says the state will not grant a $0.50 per gallon subsidy until courts order, while dealers say they will not seek legal action. Consumers wonder who bears the tariff as the 1947 act aimed to raise state tax to $32.50 per gallon.
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Little Rock
Arkansas’ Ozark
CIA
Arkansas
Otho A. Cook
Cook
Revenue Department
Bruce Bullion
Residents Complain Of Hog Pens In City
Sanitation officers in Dothan today highlighted an anti hog raising ordinance in the city after numerous complaints to the Houston County health department. The ordinance bans keeping hogs within 600 feet of any residence store school or occupied building. Violators must remove animals or face action for violation.
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Dothan
Houston County Health Department
Wot
Mrs Knox Dies in Sylacauga Hospital
Mrs. D R Knox, lifelong resident of TV Houston County, died in Sylacauga hospital. She was a member of Lafayette Street Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm with Rev Cl Mildreth officiating.
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Irs
PD. R. Kanox
Andrews Elleet
Silacauga
TV Houston Conunty
Lafayette Street
Cl. Mildreth
Wreck of Clarksdale Victory Reported After Grounding
A radio from Captain Ger Aspen of the steamer Demah crew says survivors seem unlikely as the Clarksdale Victory lay broken in two near the number three haten. The eight man rescue team failed to reach shore and the ship, bound from Whither Alassa, flashed an SAS at 10 04 pm Monday. Skipper Gerald Ro Lirgesen, 29, Oakland, California.
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Clarksdale Victory
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Gerald Ro Lirgesen
Oakland
Calis
Unsure Text Fragments Hint At Saeen Mi Case
Fragmentary notes indicate a person named Saeen Mi planned actions involving a governor board and a forthcoming event. References mention warnings, wires, and a potential emergency meeting, with unclear details about adoption, approval, and a legal or custody context.
France Faces Rail Strike Amid National Lockout
Widespread railway walkouts cripple France as unions press for a general strike. Police guard key stations while transport officials clash with protesters. Evicted Russians and transport workers face expulsion as authorities warn of stern action against saboteurs.
Prisoner Escape at Mobile County Road Camp Notation
Prisoner Jones fled a Mobile County road gang escape. He was captured after a chase near Shelby County. He had prior conviction for grand larceny and was held on other charges. Guards did not fire on escaping prisoners to avoid endangering children playing nearby.
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Antemosle
Guarda
Jones
Shelby Coots
Sear
Mobile County
Ateien
Victims' Kinship Ties Highlight Police Court Drama
The trial featured Lt. Joe Shane arranging the fight, with Janet among pelgmvelike victims linked to last year’s bus explosion near Shoal Street. Janet, now in Baltimore, remains in an iron lung after hospitalization this year. Lt. Shannon and Lt. Col. Rob Hatch were transported to Washington for medical treatment and command updates.
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A.sverma Slatena
Guare
Joe Shane
Bitnunghean
Vuatt
Loemongoan
Janate
JC Gentle
Rue de Shoal
Healow Biefeit
Janet
Shannon
Ro! Hatch
Birmingham
16 Barr
Air National Guard
Washington
Kiwanis Club Hears Equal Rights Debate in Dothan
Alto V. Lee and State Senator W. G. Hardwick led a debate on the equal rights amendment at the Dothan Kiwanis meeting. Hardwick supported the affirmative. Lee presented opposing views. A Toy drive and Union Thanksgiving Service were announced for later that week with speakers including Reverend Totner and Governor Kelly.
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Alto V. Lee
W. G. Hardwick
Dothan Kiwanis Club
Hardwick
Mr. Lee
WEA
T. A. Shealy
Win
Theodore Jackson Dures
Troy
Kelly
Ozer
Livestock Market Reports Across Georgia and Alabama
The bulletin relays cattle hog and calf prices from Thomasville Albany Colunshus Moultrie Tifton and surrounding areas with bids for steers heifers and calves. It notes steady hog prices and varied stocker and feedlot activity alongside unusual figures about US gross output and TSU references.
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Thomasville
USDA
Tavestuch Gioriva
Ecit Daaer
Albany
Colunshus
Moultiie
Tifton
Gap
Wallahassee
Hagy Stella
Maesbens
Montgomery
Adi
Um Coffetauvs Duce
Tag
Hogse
iMedia Te Chines Barrows and Gadis
Tho
Ted Ad
Unclear OCR Trade Note About Cabernet and Wires
Fragmentary text describes price figures and items like beds and wires. Mentions dates and names appear garbled. Unable to extract a clear news event or entities beyond generic references to a sale or transaction.
Weather Man Grres Thanksgiving Mesa Weather Man Grres Thanksgiving
A garbled weather forecast mentions Thanksgiving conditions across the United States. It notes mostly cloudy skies with general cold and some snow in the Upper Ohio Valley, Great Lakes region, Minnesota and the Dakotas, with lighter snow activity in the Far West and Southern states.
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Thanksgiving Mesa
Bali
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Minnesota
Dakotas
Soc
Fragmented Text From Historic Page Surfaces Odd Phrases
The snippet shows fractured OCR phrases with names and places warped like Baton, Winter, Crees, Vigo, and Gregon. The text appears as disjointed word clusters, lacking coherent narrative, with scattered references to people and locations and no clear event or date.
City Auditorium Casings Club Pam Contest Opens
The Casings Club Pam contest at the City Auditorium opens November 3 and runs until December 6 at 4 pm. Children up to eight years old may enter by placing a can with a picture and name in the jar and displaying a 3x7 or 8x10 photo in the central window. Winners crowned in a Saturday coronation on the auditorium stage with Mrs. Lloyd Green and Mrs. C. C. Bush on the committee.
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Exenange Committee
Coniest
Lloyd Green
C. C. Bush
Green
Bey. Bush
Woman Turns Streetcar Into Home In Rome Life Palace
Mrs Chesser could not afford a home so Fred L Cannon and about 25 Kwari Club friends gathered old streetcar parts to build a shelter on a lot. They fed and furnished it with donated items, calling it her palace and inviting neighbors to share in the makeshift shelter. The scene drew praise as a symbol of resilience and community aid.
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Rome
Ltfe
O.ed
Tern Baptist Convention
America
Meraoa
Atlanta
Thomas
Fate Rail Mather
Two Men Indicted in Theft of Telephone Lines
In Jacksonville Florida two men face felony charges for stealing telephone lines valued at about $2,400. The Coast Guard reported the missing lines between Daytona Beach and Fort Natal, with names NarI Rich Jr. and Frank Aolt linked to the case.
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Jacksonville
Felvatoygz
Toustan County Social and Profeocal Workers Council Meeting
The Toustan County Social and Professional Workers Council will meet at Charcoal Steak House on Friday. President Harry N. Sellers announced today in New Orleans. Cotton futures declined here today on liquidation and weak demand. Prices varied across contracts with December at about 53.30 per bale, others down from prior close. New York futures rose late, with December 33.47 and March 35.57, May 35.05.
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Toustan County
Orleans
Yoon Oapy Coton Fa Furese
Burdeshaw Rites Held At South Highland Church
Tenner Gothen tt Shes Ai Gessemer dent here. Funeral services will be held at the South Highland Baptist Church in Bessemer at 11 a.m. Friday with burial in Valley Hall cemetery. Surviving are six daughters, three sons, four sisters, three brothers, 26 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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W. H. Saunders
Dothan
Joe B. Lewis
Newport News
W. E. Taylor
Venice
Fla
W. V. Dyer
Bessemer
Ross J. Black
Birmingham
Price Burdeshaw
Pahokee
Bennie Burdeshaw
Fort Pierce
Thomas Burdeshaw, Jr
Authorization fight shapes European aid plan in Congress
The House moves to clear an authorization bill before funding, with a 10-9 vote cutting European aid and a large total for the package. Senate support grows for a plan excluding China, as Truman eyes a full Marshall Plan outline and Marshall estimates costs at 16 to 20 billion over four years. Taber accuses Russia of policy-blocking actions and calls for halting shipments.
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Taber
Foreign Affairs Committee
China
House
State Department
Senate
Truman
Part
R-Ohio
Republican Policy Committee
France
Mary
Austria
Ohio
Marshall
Maly
GOP
Sterring
Martin
R-Ny
House Appropriation Committee
Russia
United States
Death notice for J. F. Kirkland in Jacksonville obituary
The obituary for J F Kirkland recounts his death near Jacksonville and lists surviving family members including four sons William J of New Haven Col encarg Columbus Georgia William P of Jacksonville and J F Kirkland of Marianna along with four brothers and three sisters. A native of Houston County Alabama Kirkland worked as an inspector for the Atlantic Coast Line Railway and lived in Columbus before moving to Jacksonville.
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Wiliam J
Mew Haven
Coenc
Columbus
Georgia
William P
Jecnsonville
J. F. Kirkland
Marianna
Ernest P
Jacksonville
Curtis
Winter Haven
Foy
Miami
Grover C. Henley
Frank Beatty
May Singletary
Ashford
Ala
Houston County
Alabama
Kirkland
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Western Powers Seek Consensus on Austrian Issue and German Treaty
Western powers show willingness to defer Austrian issue to foreign ministers while debating whether to place German questions first. Marshall pushes for Germany as a unified economic political unit before drafting treaty details, aiming to align Germany with the European recovery plan. Molotov resists shifting priorities, insisting Germany talks proceed first.
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Germany
Western
Europe
Molotov
Moscow
Radio Moscow Today
London
Tass
Advanc
Prostosa
Rees
Aries
Rasaia
Marshall A
Georges Bidault
No reason found to halt shipment of heavy machines
A county official questioned why shipments of heavy machinery funded by Russia were stopped. He noted the equipment was intended to rebuild damaged dams and rehabilitate ravaged Soviet farms, emphasizing the purpose behind the purchases.
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Russia
McHinery
Dothan Drug Promotes TEL-OL Fungicide for Quick Kill
An advertisement from Dothan Drug touts TEL-OL as a best seller for athlete's foot. It claims one hour effectiveness, with a slogan promising a refund if not pleased and noting 90 percent alcohol content to penetrate and kill germs rapidly.
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Pam
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