Callee County High Lakes Service Flag Ceremony
A flag with a star used to teach a Coffea Setigo School student to join the Callee County High Lakes service. Since December 1060 the flag has nearly completed its journey to the Sea class of 1443 and will be presented to the school Friday morning. The committee compiling a roll of names has finished and invites corrections to the list of students. Current names include John F Bagsett, Harry Baker, William Becefield, Bartow Bevin, Quenton Bishop, John Elwin Brabham Bradley, Oscar Brock, John Brunton, Willem ie Allen Byrd, Aubrey Dan aia, Sack Evel, Charles Feagink, Howard Fleming, Roy Fleming.
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Coffea Setigo School
Hastal
Seaclas
Joha F Bagsett
Harry Baker
William Becefield
Bartow Bevin
Quenton Bishop
John Elwin Brabham Bradley
Oscar Brock
Bi John Brunton
Willemie Allen Byrd
Aubrey Danaia
Sack Evel
Charles Feagink
Howard Fleming
Roy Fieming
List of names appears in a local notice or roster
A long list of personal names is presented, including James Finn Harry Gary Ben Goame Damon Goodie Collis Geedeen Garser Graham Jono Griffis oJe Hardwick Ivar Horns David Helms Douglas Helms James Heiss Erne Horns Vance Hutchison Ben Johnson Edward Johnson Juomy Keiser Barry Knight Fred Ler Ray 2o Carrol Martin Pete Malin Ralps Martin Ralps McDuffie Joy McLacey Martyn McWaters Tim Miller Sam Mostes Von Maates Charles su dock Wilech Murdock Clem Mynnard French Nichols Rensel Nichols Rex Nichole Onyx Nichols Jim Ray Carlton Reynolds Mou tris Sessions Perry Summons Ger Speianer James Stephens Ceri Strickland Edwin Stuart Romer Vinson Winston Watkins Dewey Williams Qsrmad Wisdham Charles Windham.
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James Finn
Harry Gary
Ben Goame
Damon Goodie
Collis Geedeen
Garser Graham
Jono Griffis
oJe Hardwick
Ivar Horns
David Helms
Douglas Helms
James Heiss
Erne Horns
Vance Hutchison
Ben Johnson
Edward ‘Johnson
Juomy Keiser
Barry Knight
Fred Ler
Ray 2O
Carrol Martin
Pete Malin
Ralps Martin
Clyde McCall
Ralps McDuffie
Joy McLacey
Martyn McWaters
Tim Miller
Sam Mostes
von Maates
Charles Sudock
Wilech Murdock
Clem Mynnard
French Nichols
Rensel Nichols
Rex Nichole
Onyx Nichols
Jim Ray
Carlton Reynolds
Moutris Sessions
Perry Summons
Ger. Speianer
James Stephens
Ceri Strickland
Edwin Stuart
Romer Vinson
Winston Watkins
Dewey Williams
Qsrmad Wisdham
Charles Windham
Former Exchange Club Head Visits Luncheon Audience
The immediate past head of the Exchange Club John Alenderscon spoke at a regular luncheon meeting. He entertained members with two short talks on Army life and performed a solo song Pistol Packin Mama. He was accompanied by MOL and Kelly.
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Exchange Club
Corpora
John Alenderscon
Yersay
Army Life
Mol
Kelly
Trial Of Accused Officers Nears Jury
In Baker County a murder case goes before a Federal Court jury as officers face charges tied to the beating and shooting of a Black man. Witnesses relate a confrontation with a shotgun, a struggle, and a fatal injury.
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Alpany Ge
Sheriie
Claude
Tewe
Pura
Baker County
Tri
Gey
Negra
Tre Negra
Moard
Dird
Bat Jun
Domhie
Trist
Frank Ena d Sones
Newton
Pevicenan
Sorens
Tured
Jones
Kelley
Barnett
J. M. Barnett
Alparys
Sciras
Dothan Guardsmen At Full Strength
First Lieutenant Alto V. Lee says Dothan Head quarters and Supply Company is at full strength with two vacancies filled. New enlistees Joan C. Hoel Jr and Joe R. Hall bring total personnel to 36 and four commissioned officers. Winter uniforms arrive Oct 15. drills every Monday at the Armory. Third Regiment commanded by Col. John P. Shealy, Gov. Sparke appointed him to the State Armory Commission.
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Alto V. Lee
Dothan
Alabama State Guard
Montgomery Highway
Joan c. Hoel, Jr
Joe R. Hall
Lee
Arctory
Pply
John P. Shealy
Shealy
State Armory Commission
Chauncey Sparke
Assistant Director For Center Named
Assistant director for the center announced his resignation in a brief notice. The report notes Watters Bistan and T. Hrink as involved parties in the reorganizing update. No clear city or organization names are provided due to the damaged source text.
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Watters Bistan
T. Hrink
Mie A
Frances Lingo Dies On Headland Route
Frances Lingo dies on Headland route in a Midland County incident. Survivors include two sons, five brothers, and relatives list David, Mocs, and other kin. The report notes the deceased, location, and immediate family connections in a terse obituary style.
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Frances Lingo
Sanera Aer Ai Meeh
Mgs
David
Mocs
Headland
Nute
Untold Account of Tokyo Disaster Rumors Surface
Fragmentary OCR reveals mentions of a major attack or disaster with references to Tokyo and Japanese government. Early lines describe tampered records and unclear chronology. Several names and times appear garbled, but the piece hints at a national crisis and ongoing confusion as officials respond.
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The
Tonya
Lyon
Tulsa
Blaze Damages Dorms. Fire Officials Cite Smoke Hazard
A fire in a dormitory area caused extensive smoke damage with two separate incidents in the late afternoon. Fire department crews responded quickly, but occupants were not identified. The report notes about two thousand persons died in a separate historical reference to a 14th century cellulose plastic context.
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Danage Wan
Fragmented OCR note on Aberdeen event details
An unclear OCR passage references Aberdeen and Jorgen with scattered names and terms. It hints at a meeting or event, mentions smaller seals and several proper nouns, but the text is garbled with partial words and lacks complete sentences or verifiable facts.
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Bobby Guid
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Shertf
Tatler
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Carl Crow
Screws
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Clyde Edwards
Penney S
Spa
U.S. Pater
Die Pont
Marathon
Dothan Guardsmen
New York
Chicago Commodities
New Orleans
H. L. Palmer Co
Als
Center
Perlman’s
Allied
Fue Tope
Aberdeen
Jorgen
Sepes Tao
Owen
Tm Times of Fund
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