Fish Diets Said To Curb Crime In Duluth Speech
Dr. Carlton Simon told police at a Duluth convention that iodine from fish helps control crime. He cited various theories and quips about fish reducing dangerous behavior, while Fed. aquarium chief Fred Orsinger mocked the idea but noted fish diets influence mood.
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Frederick C.othman
Washington
Adolf Hitler
al Capone
Jesse James
Amalgamated Fish Mongers, Association
Carlton Simon
New York
Simon
Duluth
Mirn
First National
Dr. Simon
J. Edgar Hoover
Fred G. Orsinger
Federal Aquarium
Orsinger
Iadine
Victor
Billy
Francis
Norfolk
Mewania Creme Pd
Interior Department
Qrivaer
Dr. S
Mr. O
Livestock numbers move through Georgia markets
In Thomasville and Montgomery, federal livestock data show arrivals totaling about 950 cattle 450 calves and 1600 hogs at eight plants across Georgia Alabama and Florida. Hog prices rise about 50 cents with steady to higher near 26 for heavy hogs and 21 to 24 for lighter weights. Cattle trade remains fairly active with steady to higher quotes for steers and heifers and mixed calf prices across regions.
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Thomasville
QUSDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Georgina - Florida
Florida
Montgomery Market
Montgomery
Federal State Livestock Market News Service
Montgomery Union Stock Yards
Medim
Entler
Common
Mrs Harper Heads Dupree Farm Group
Mrs S B Harper was elected president of the Dupree Community Farm Bureau succeeding the resigning S B Harper. At last night’s meeting at the school building vice president Leo Pynes presided until a new president could be elected. Allen Waller named secretary treasurer. Clark Rudder showed a film on mechanized cotton farming and Mrs Allen Waller directed games and group.
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S. B. Harper
Dupree Community Farm Bureau
Leo Pynes
Allen Waller
Weaaurer
Clark Rudder
Sinmide
Traffic plan for stadium exit on Sixth Avenue
Traffic will use Trirg Avenue and Sixth Avenue for exits while fans are urged to depart quickly. Drivers heading to the stadium should avoid lingering and exit via Third Street to Sixth Avenue to ease congestion. Highway Patrol and local police will direct traffic. officials expect smooth flow if drivers cooperate as in the past.
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Trirg Avenue
Eltce
Sixth Avenue
Tasienlor
Bolg
Isha
Huy Sculla
Kelley
Peanut Festival Parade Preparations Near Finish
Festival chairman announced at noon today that most festival events are ready for rehearsals, with about 18 floats completed and plans for parade routes possibly altered. A projected crowd of 10 000 or more is expected across Friday and Saturday with shops closing 10 to 7 to view the mighty spectacle.
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Ted
Anderson
TP Veloes
Retail Merchants Association
Peanut Belt
Dozhen
Wiregrass
Paul Howard
Arkansas
New Diphtheria Case Reported in Do Than Area
Health officials disclosed a new diphtheria case in the county. A seven year old Negro child from Do Than is the reported patient, according to the county health department and local physician.
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Dothan
Howard E Smith 12 Dies At Cottonwood
Howard Fort Smith Smith a 12 year old boy died at his home in Cottonwood after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Madrid Baptist Church with Rev Ramsey Judah of Ozark officiating. Burial followed in Madrid cemetery with Ward Wilson in charge. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs W A Smith two sisters Nina Jo and Beatrice of Cavonwood and grandfather Berry Smith of Blountstown Florida. Active pallbearers were Ray Redmond Elbert Brown Paul Shirah John Lee and Lloyd Trayler.
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Howard Fort Smith
Cottonwood
Madrid Baptist Church
Ramsey Judah
Ozark
Madrid Cemetery
Ward
Wilson
W. A. Smith
Nina Jo
Beatrice Smith
Cavonwood
Berry Smith
Blountstown
Fila
Ray Redmond
Elbert Brown
Paul Shirah
John, Lee
Lloyd Trayler
Government voluntary ration plan eyed to curb grain waste
Officials outlined a program to lower meat and grain consumption to drive down prices and divert grain overseas. Agriculture Department said Americans could save up to 60 million bushels of corn by avoiding selective meals while industry groups mixed on effectiveness.
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Wall
Lauckmin
Agriculture Department
National Millers Federation
Americans For Democratic Action
Wilson Wyatt
Henry Wallinen
Averell Wydbarronen
Roberp Lovett
Europe
Pattie Marshall
Trotman
Secretary of Agriculture
Cha‘am P Anderson
Prises Luckind
Proba
Laiehuiades
Vatu
Ile
Lagkmaatis
Port Stuart
Medics Postpone October Meeting
The Houston County Medical Society postponed its October meeting announced by President Dr Thomas B Woods. The cancellation allows members to attend the football game at Wiregrass Memorial Stadium and other peanut festival activities. The next meeting is set for the first Friday night in November.
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Houston County Medical Society
Thomas B. Woods
Wiregrass Memorial Stadium
Stray Spitz Dies From Rabies Infection In Alabama
A stray white Spitz dog died of rabies after laboratory analysis at the Dothan Branch lab. The dog, brought by R J Clark of Dothan route five Hartford highway, showed abnormal behavior before dying on Wednesday. Clark said the animal had no owner or vaccination tag.
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Dothan
R. J. Clark
Hartford Highway
Clark
Anne Cooper
Crawford 65 Dies Near Hartford in Alabama
Funeral services for B A Crawford sixty five who died at his Hartford route two home after a brief illness were held at Union Church with Reverends Givens and White officiating. Interment was at the church cemetery Ward Wilson directing. He lived in the community forty four years and is survived by daughters Mrs Hewland Tew and Mrs W J Hadland five sons including B R Crawford J N Ve RK and J C Crawford T W Crawford and Jack Crawford two brothers and two sisters and ten grandchildren. Active pallbearers were T D M Crawford J E Crawford Wood Handley WT Curtis and Roy Kosida.
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B. A. Crawford
Hartford
Union Chiuvch
H. M. Givens
Joe White
Wilson
Crawford
Union Church
Oere
Hewland Tew
Hewland Tew, Shocorob
W. J. Hadland
Hwarota
BR. Crawford
Vindeu
J. Ve RK
J. C Crawford
T. W. Crawford
Mlomaten
Jacek Crawford
Slocomb
Woo Crawford
Pensacola
J. FE. Crawford
Dothan
J. M. Crawford
Graceville
O. C. Crawford
Wilmington
N. C
K. J. Clayton
Brewson
M. C. Anderson
Stocomb
TDM
J. E. Crawford
Wood
Handley
WT. Curtis
Roy Kosidaa Read
Exchange Club Hears Dial Phone Discussion
The Exchange Club discussed proposed dial telephone systems for Pothan during the weekly meeting at the Houston Plated. Delegates Ray McGaul BOW Davis and others attended from the Natural Exchange Convention in Cincinnati. The session included a report on the convention and a safety note citing national accident costs estimated at 2.2 billion dollars for the year ending July 1947.
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Pothan
KLOS
Griffin
Alto Vo
Wervkly
Houston
Ray McGaul
Bow
Davis
Natural Exchange
Cincinnati
Qtoe
Capitol reporters name Alabama lawmakers most effective
Capitol correspondents pick Bruce Henderson and Norman Harris as the most effective members of the Alabama Legislature on the final day of the 1947 session. The awards cover likable, friendly, best dressed, resourceful, and other superlatives for senators and representatives, plus recognition of the independent auditor act as the standout legislation of the session.
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Capitol
Graham Wright
Talladega
Rodertx Brown
Lee County
Senate
House
Henry H. Mize
Tuscaloosa
Cecil Duffee
Tallapoosa
Rankin Fite
Marion
John Gillis
Clarke
Gray Hardwick
Houston
Karl McGowan
Butler
Hugh Kaul
Jefferson
James B. Allen
Etowah
Pelham Merrill
Cleburne
Preston Clayton
Barbour
Wallace Malone
David Patton
Limestone
KE. L. Roberts
Fionah
Tom Blake Howle
Calhoun
Bin
Dothan and Panama City Surgeons Earn International Fellowship
Dr. Arthur Keyton of Dothan and Dr. A H Lisenby of Panama City are to receive fellowships from the International College of Surgeons at a Chicago meeting this week. The organization, headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, is a world wide surgical fraternity and the fellowship represents its highest honor.
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International College of Surgeors
Arthur Keyton
Dothan
A. H. Lisenby
Panama City
Chicago
Keston
Lisenby
International College of Surgeons
Geneva
Switzerland
of Surgeons
Daylong Dam Celebration Honors Builders and Backers
Officials and residents from Georgia Florida and Alabama gathered as engineers and politicians praised the dam project. Speakers included Governor Caldwell Col G W Gillette Rep Stephen Pace and Rep Andrews with Mr Woodruff stressing cooperation and progress amid delays. Attendees toured the hillside ceremony with orange and white uniforms by the Chattahoochee High School band and coverage by press and radio from multiple cities.
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Ing
Chattahoochee
J. C. Gissendanner
Chattahoochee Chamber of Commerce
Caldwell
Col
G. W.gillette
Stephen Pace
Georgia
Rep. Andrews
Senator Hardwick
Gene Cox
Jim Davis
Woodruff
Bus strike violence hits driver in Louisiana and Alabama
A gun or bomb attack wounded driver Arthur H Hessler in New Orleans as union tensions flare across nine states. Secretaries deny involvement while governors and police probe incidents in Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama including a Tuscaloosa terminal shutdown after a Sept 23 disorder.
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Arthur H. Hessler
New Orleans
Alrike
I. V. Taylor
Division 1327
Shreveport
Baton Rouge
Jimmie Davia
Louisiana
Alexandria
I.a
Meridian
Jackson
Miss
Cotton futures steady with small gains and losses
New Orleans and New York reports show cotton futures trading quietly. Prices at noon ranged from 20 cents higher to 30 cents lower per bale. By late afternoon gains faded with December and March contracts around 30.87 and 30.97, after earlier advances of over a dollar.
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New Orleans
NEW York Cotton
NEW York
Bulgaria blasts U N cover for U S Balkan aims
Bulgaria at the United Nations accused the United States of using the UN to cover its penetration of the Balkans and the Near East. Nissim Mevorah cited the Truman Doctrine and urged that Greece be kept separate from Balkan ties, warning of US bases and influence.
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Shaceford Lake
Bulgaria
United States Today
United Nations
Belkans
Middle East
Balkan
Nissim Mevorah
U. N
United States
Greece
Near East
U. S
U.S
Balkans
Meversh
Walter Lippmann
William Shirer
Legislature Battles Over Nominations and Tractor Gas Bill
On final day, Governor Folsom reintroduced Brown before the Senate as farm bloc leaders push to pass the tractor gas refund bill. Anti Brown supporters filibuster delaying confirmation while a referen dum provision is debated. The road bond plan seeks 40 million dollars in bonds with 27.5 million for county farm roads funded by gasoline tax.
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Folsom
Brown
Senate
Recese
House
Joint Conference
Chambers
Lumberman McGowin Killed In Accident Near Greenville
W McGowin a leading local lumberman was killed in an automobile crash eleven miles west of Greenville. He apparently lost control while attempting to pass a truck and was thrown from his car. He was survived by his wife Ethel Bennett McGowin a son Willis and three daughters in Alabama Kentucky and New York.
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Greenville
W. McGowin
Maley
Here
Dozier
McGowitn
McGowan
South Alabama
Ethel’ Bennett McGowin
Willis. McGowin
Albert Patrick
Andalusia
Samuel Guard
Louisville
McNeil Mitchell
New York
Mobile
Chapman and
Brewton
Senate finance panel backs bridge project funding plan
The Senate finance committee recommended a $40 million package that would be matched by federal funds for 16 bridges and allocates $100,000 annually to each county for rural road construction.
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Senate Finance Committee
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Exchange Club
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