Mrs H B Mendheim Funeral Rises Today
Mrs Henry B Mendheim 42 former Singrar resident now of New Orleans La died in a Montgomery hospital yesterday. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at Ward Wilson Chapel at four o clock with Hon T W Wilson of Dethar officiating. Burial will follow in Smyrns cemetery. Surviving are her husband and 8 daughter Marjorie 9 Mendheim.
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Henry B. Menghhem
Singrar
New Orleans
Montgomery Hospital
Wilson
T. W. Wilson
Dethar
Buria
Smyrns
Marjorie
Mendheim
Notice of Brick Home on West Main Street
Classified notice announcing a well maintained brick house in good condition on a large lot near West Main Street with potential for development. multiple pleasing lots available in all sections nearby.
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West Main Stree
Two Sons and Various Figures Named in Obscure Notice
An ambiguous OCR fragment mentions two sons Willam H Mendhein and Henry Bo Mendheim Jr of New Orleans, along with several women connected to Montgomery Penacola Florida and Defunak Springs. It references letters or names Unee wuplers Ed Greuger Mire J. Wilson Bowes and unclear phrases Won he aC won bk C om JG Greuger.
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Willam H. Mendhein
Henry Bo Mendheim, Jr
New Orleans
Unee Wuplers
Ed Greuger
Montgomey
Rolps Manwell
Penancola
Pla
Mire J. Wilson Bowes
DeFunak Springs
Aciee
Bk C Om
JG Greuger
Prohi Charge Faces Houston Countian
A Houston Countian identified as Dee Howell near Cottonwood faced federal charges of manufacturing and possessing moonshine after a raid destroyed a still and seized about 35 gallons. The sheriff said the still stood in front of Howell's home and the mash was found behind a house. Howell denied involvement. charges were transferred to U S District Court. Officers included J T Casey and ABC agents B G Farber L C Easterwood and B R Lerry.
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Houston
Lail
Dee Howell
Cottonwood
Wat
Mud County
B. G. Farber
Howell
U. S. District Court
Farmer
J. T. Casey
B. B. Geolaby
Alcoholic Tax Unit
L. C. Easterwood
BR. E. Lerry
The
ABC
Navy Clouds Navy Blues in 13-6 Victory Over Duke
Durham Duke Blue Devils fall as Coast Pre-Flight NC Navy Cloudbusters win 13-6 in 14 degree weather. Stan Koslowski, Otto Graham star for Navy with Koslowski and Wilson scoring touchdowns and O’Brien Sanders adding the extra point for Texas University.
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Durham
WW. C. AP
Glenn Killinger
M. C. Navy
Duke
Stan Kolslowski
Holy Cross
Otto
Graham
Northwestern
Navy Cloudbusters
Koslowski
Wilasm Wilson
Touieddowns
Odban Sanders
Texas University
Hallford Wounded in Action in France
Private Hallford was wounded in action in France on September 19. His wife Roby Frentes Kelly of Hartford, now of 508 North Appletree Street Dothan, has been notified by the War Department. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J G Hallford of Slucomb.
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Hallford
France
Roby Frentes Kelly
Hartford
North Appletree Street
Dothan
War Department
J. G. Hallford
Slucomb
Japanese Penetration Reported in Eastern Bengal
Number 6 continued from page one notes Lungling as Japan s remaining base in the Burma China frontier. An Allied Southeast Asia Headquarters disclosure says reinforced Japanese troops were two miles inside India near its extreme southeast border marking the first official penetration into Eastern Bengal. Allied patrols engage Nipponese in difficult terrain as Allied forces in Northwest Burma press toward Tiddim.
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Lungling
Japan
Burma- China Frontier Zone
Twakde
India
Allied Southeast Asia
Bengal
Burma
Tiddim
Moselle River fight features Black soldier bridge effort
Report describes Grubbs and a Black unit on the German side of the Moselle, maintaining a protective position as Third Army engineers push a permanent bridge across despite intense shelling. Casualties are noted and posthumous awards requested.
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Price Msaade
Grubbs
Negiy Stan
Eleerant
Uae
We Putle
Ugiens
Ube
Grabbe
Sieglied
Grubbs Wet
Pakke
Third Army
Moselle
Gernen
United States
PRO
Negro Uniit
N Grubbs
Ammabelle Grubbs
Heidiand
Alabama Fishing Interest Mounts
Alabama farmers and towns show rising interest in fish production. Extension Service and Experiment Station officials Allen N. Pearson and H. S. Swingle report record orders for fingerlings to stock new ponds. County agents promote ponds for fish, livestock water, irrigation, recreation, and conservation, with leaflets printed to answer widespread questions.
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Auburn
Alabama
Extension Service
Alabama Polytechnic Tribute
Allen N. Pearson
H. 5
Swingle
Experiment Station
Alabam
Tenn. Vols Dow n Ole Miss 20 7 in SEC win
Memphis AP report covers a 20 to 7 Tennessee victory over Mississippi Rebels. Key plays include a 68 yard kickoff return by Mark Major, a 70 yard TD by Bob McCain, an 88 yard keeper by Ray Schleiden, and a 39 yard run by Buster Stephens. Tennessee maintains its unbeaten record against Harry Mehre coached teams.
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Memphis
Tennessee
Mark Major
Mississippi
Dan Patch
Bob McCain
Ole Miss
McCain
Jack Redding
Ray Schleiden
Buster Stephens
Greek resistance and island evacuations amid German hold in Greece
Reports from Cairo say British naval and air power sealed the fate of German garrisons remaining in the Dodecanese and other Greek islands. Greek sources in London say fighting erupted in Athens and roads into the capital were blocked as German forces shrink garrisons along Greece's water rim. An estimated 500,000 Greeks have died from starvation and lack of medicine during over three years of Nazi rule.
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Peloponnesus
London
Athens
Greece
Aegean
Dodecanese
Crete
Cairo
Controsed From Page One Forces Crush Aachen Front
More than 300 prisoners captured in first two hours as German outposts near Aachen fall short of action. Americans advance through soggy forests. dive bombers called in to tackle flanking guns at Fort Driant in Patton’s sector. A long range gun near Metz is silenced by air strikes.
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Aachen
Siegfried Line
Fort Driant
George S. Patton
Metz
Funeral service honors humorist Cobb with quiet final rites
A large crowd heard Rev Joe L Walker read psalm 23 and Rev Custis Fletcher lead the Lord's Prayer as the humorist Cobb was laid to rest. Mattie Copeland arranged a Negro choir that sang Swing Low Sweet Chariot and Deep River. The service lasted about 26 minutes. Cobb’s widow Laura Cobb and daughter Elizabeth Cobb Rogers attended from New York along with other relatives.
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Joe L. Walker
Custis Fletch
Cobb
Mattie Copeland
Mamie Cobb Holland
New York
Unclear fragment references Soviet advance near East Prussia
Fragmentary war item notes 200000 troops penetrating toward East Prussia with Soviet units astride the Siauliai Taurogiai road near Bertin Jomes. Details are incomplete and may refer to ongoing World War II military movements.
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East Prussia
Siaulial-Tauroge
Bertin Jomes
Yellow Jackets Rout Tar Heels 28 to 0
Georgia Tech dominated North Carolina in Atlanta despite a shaky start. Tech scored two early touchdowns in the first quarter and added a late TD to seal a 28 to 0 victory as UNC managed 119 rushing yards to Tech’s 47 and 232 passing to UNC’s 71.
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Yellow Jackets
Tar Heels
Atlanta
API
Giurgis Toth
Mlesbes
Tourdoowns
Tode
North Carolink
Tar
Ume Ap
Broyles
Bowe
Ana
North Carolina
Engineers
Clemson Bumps N. C. State 13 to 7 in Charlotte
Clemson Tigers recover from a 53-0 loss to Georgia Tech to edge NC State 13 to 7 before about 5 000 sweating fans. A late fourth quarter drive set up the winning score on a line play by Sid ay. The Wolfpack remains without a loss in conference play.
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Clemson
N. C
Charlotte
Tigers
Georgia Tech
N.C. State
Siday
Wolfpack
Gators Rally To Beat Jacksonville Naval Air Station
The University of Florida Gators snapped back from a defeat to Mississippi with a 17 to 20 win over the Jacksonville Naval Air Station team at Gainesville. Trailing 14 3 late in the first half they tied the game and then drove 53 yards for the winning TD as about 4500 fans approved.
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Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida Gators
Mississippi
Jacksonville Naval Air Flauor
Gators
Former College Stars Pace Air Force Win
A star-studded Third Air Force football team from Charlotte North Carolina defeated the Third Infantry School eleven from Fort Benning Georgia by 22 to 10. The Gremlins scored a safety and a touchdown in the first half and added two more touchdowns in the fourth quarter. Notable players included Charlie Trippi former Georgia player and Billy Hillenbrand of Indiana.
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Pace Air Force
Columbia
5. C
API
Air Force
Charlotte
N. C
Third Infantry School
Fort Benning
Air Force Gremlins
Infantry
Granite Leads Rally in Grimy Gridiron Showdown
In a tense game Ro, or Frank Granite, returned to Wisconsin and almost sparked a scoring run of four yards. Ted Conke, ex Alabama end, seized a Sve yard shoelace pass from Trippi in the end zone to kill the Gremlins’ bid. Trippi’s late drive featured a 2-yard run and Granite’s 1 and 3 yard scores on drives and punt return.
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Frank Granite
Wiscounr
Eprinus
Army routs Brown Bruins 59 to 7 in nine touchdown win
West Point power cadets dominated Brown 59 to 7 in a one sided Mount Ford game. The Army squad previously crushed North Carolina 0 in an early campaign showcase.
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West Point
NW. C
Army
Snd
Brown
Bruins
Seturay
North Caroline
Rome Woman Clinches State Golf Championship
Rome golfer wins state title in a tight final, defeating rival players as she drives toward the trophy. The victory marks a milestone for local sports and highlights talent from the Rome region.
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Rome
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Sears, Roebuck & CO
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W. Va
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Edward R. Stettinius
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Vols
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East
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Paul
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H. A. McCormick
Navy Air Station
R. L. Williamson & Associates
Consulting Engineers — Architects Surveyors
Dothan, Ala
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Hart
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Albany Motors CO
Broad Ave
Chevrolet
WAR Manpower Commission
Universal Concrete Pipe Company
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Kennedy
Granite
UN States
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Stephen Service Phomking
E. Adams
South Foster
Dothan Buick CO
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