Pact for lasting world peace drafted at Dumbarton Oaks
A proposed peace framework crafted at the Dumbarton Oaks conference envisions a permanent international organization to forestall future wars. Secretary Hull released the text, noting it marks a costly but essential step toward unity of will and strength, while acknowledging long, difficult work remains before adoption by governments.
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Othe United State
Ube
Hagpervett
Shi
Dumbarton Oaks
Hull
Sotherty Hull
Cvork
Unclear text fragment on postwar United Nations outline
Fragmentary OCR notes outline Dumbarton Oaks proposals for a future United Nations like framework with General Assembly Security Council International Court of Justice and Economic Council plus a military staff committee. The text also discusses membership voting and the disposition of the League of Nations and headquarters location debates.
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Gutiloed
Anterfatius
Security Council
United States
Britain
Russia
China
Ain
France
International Court of Justice
Permanent Court of International Justice
Stu
Hague
Holland
International Labor Office
League of Nations
Dumbarton Oaks
League of Natons
Geneva
Dunbarton Oaks
Nst
Securty Counel
Security Counel
Newton Hurt Auto And Privilege In Automobile Wreck
A brief item notes W.7 Newton injured in an automobile wreck and discusses lagging auto licenses and related privileges.
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Newton
Front-line gains across Europe push toward Belfort and Aachen
Allied offensives on multiple fronts report advances from Metz to Belfort and Aachen while Canadian and French forces mount river and ridge assaults. In Belgium and the Schelde area Canadians push ashore and seal a pocket, as German resistance stiffens with artillery and counterattacks.
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Nancy
Cheaucoutl
Aon
Court
Mete
Alevancer
Patch
Qathin A Ule
le Thillat
Chammauney
Belfort
Suudh
Antwerp
Schelde
Hoofdplatz
Tarneuzen
Leopald Cana
Vienr
Zund Beveland
Aachen
Ceystanes
Cot Mullinique
Ansehen
Arillery
Gean
Qidiweiher
Wallth
Weven
Oiddweiler
Osben
Wales
Glodbach
Cetting
Thabe
Hartgen
Sis Ules
Buren
Vagney
Nales
Remiromont
Yale
Tly Vosges
Sluga Og Tsratyeh Miffench
Vesiation
Cape Loed
Ramonchamp
Watow
Aan
Aound Belfort
Government Cotton Production Estimate Increases
Government forecast shows higher cotton output for the year with an estimated production of around 1.48 million bales, up from prior months. The report notes an average yield close to historical levels, citing increased acreage and favorable conditions across major producing regions.
Officers Arrest 63 Over Past Week End
Police report 63 arrests during the past weekend with charges including public drunkenness and disordery conduct. A total of 39 were booked in the city, 22 in the county, with offenses also listing unlawfully carrying a pistol, liquor law violations, running a house of ill fame, and gambling. most arrests were for public drunkenness.
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Cry
Crippled Children Clinic Set for October 13
A clinic for crippled children will be held at the Presbyterian Center on Friday October 1 and October 13. Mrs. C L Culliss director of the Houston County Department of Public Welfare urged prior attendees to update their contact details as many addresses have changed.
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Presbyterian Carren
Bonom
Shuld
Suincote i
Houston County Donament of Public Welfare
C. L. Culliss
Houston County
Weilure
Chest Committee To Meet tomorrow
The Special Gifts Committee of Chest-Churrties drive opens October 17 and meets tomorrow at the Dothan Recreation Center at 10 to launch the drive. About 40 workers urged to attend as Chairman Jimmy Dees and Co-Chairman Paul Gamble outline plans. A $33,000 quota is set for the drive.
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Dothan Recreation Center
Newlock
Tececsum Center
Jimmy Dees
Paul Gamble
Nake
Mdn
Gitts
Willkie's political ascent and 1940 run details
Fragmented reminiscence covers Willkie's rise, his 1940 campaign as a dark horse, and his role as a loyal opposition figure to Roosevelt. It notes a 1943 trip to England, wartime diplomacy in the Middle East, and his book One World selling millions. It also mentions 1944 GOP nomination dynamics and Wisconsin delegates.
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Philadel
Starqing
Willie
Roosevelt
Willkie
Wilke
England
United States
Middle East
Russia
China
Europe
Russie
Cha
Marshal Stalin
Kremlin
Jugs
Shen
Wisconsin
Last Ditch Stand and Air War Developments in Asia
Number 15i continues from Page One detailing 44 American planes including 23 B2ks, weather hampering U S air operations. Stilwell reports sinking 163000 tons of enemy shipping, killing 4000 Japanese and destroying 42 planes last month at the cost of three Yank aircraft. Ledo Burma roads near completion to aid China. Japanese pushed from a village on the Arakan front as Southeast Asia HQ notes gains.
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U. S
China
Kweilin
Joseph Stilwell
WU. S
Ledo
Burma
Foochow
Tolkyo
Southeast Asia
Arakan
Red Army advances near Budapest and Belgrade lines
Soviet columns push into southern Hungary reaching the Tisza River while Belgrade is outflanked as Russian and Yugoslav forces clear approaches to the capital. Germans retreat along Serbia rail lines as Baltic fronts close on Saare Island and Riga.
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East Prussia
Tusit
Hungary
Tisza
Budapest
Red
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Paris
Belgrade- Athens
Serbia
Balkans
Baltic
Saare
Regia
Red Army
Riga
Nation cancer death map shows Jefferson leads county totals
The department reported 1,833 cancer deaths nationwide with 67 counties contributing. Jefferson County accounted for 419 deaths, far surpassing others, while Winston County had the smallest county total with two deaths.
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Partment
Jefferson
Winston
Communicable Diseases Reported in County Health Bulletin
The county health department announced ten cases of communicable disease in the last round. Hookworm led with 48 cases, followed by trpoub with 23, gonorrhea 36, syphilis seven, diphtheria three, and single cases of polomyelitis tuberculosis typhoid fever undeland fever and whooping cough.
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Hounston County
Fubberhalth
Typhus Control Fund Under Advisement in Houston County
County officials review a 15000 appropriation for typhus control and rat eradication in Houston County. Dr. W T Burkett says a decision is pending. Board of Revenue cites fund shortages and possible one mill tax. Probate Judge Poyner notes tax authority must be checked with the Attorney General. The 35000 appropriation would cover trucks poison salaries and program costs.
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Houston
W. T. Burkett
County Board of Revenue
Perry Calhoun
Saxon P. Poyner
Attorney General's Office
Burkett
Stott Appears In Newsreel From German Surrender
Corporal Thomas W. Stott of Bonifay Florida was among 13 members of the Ninth Army credited with the surrender of 20 000 Germans at Orleans France His aunt Mrs C G Evans saw him in a newsreel showing the moment the German commander handed his gun to General Macon Stott stood at the MP position directly behind the two generals during the ceremony The narration noted the Germans chose to be captured by Americans rather than the Maquis.
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Thomas W. Stott
Bonifay
Fla
Ninth Army
Orleans
France
C. G. Evans
Denton Street
Macon
Scouter's Institute Set For Camp Rotary
The Southeast Alabama Council hosts the first Scouters Institute at Camp Rotary with about 20 scouters expected. Sessions include Scoutmaster Training Cub Leader Training and Committeemen Training plus discussions on the Boy Scout program sponsoring institutions and Troop or Pack responsibilities.
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Scouer
Southeast Alabama
Camp Ro- Sundy
Camp
Rotary
J. W. Conks
Stephenson Honored by 2nd Bombardment Division
Corporal Robert E. Stephenson of Dothan Route One, attached as a motor vehicle operator with the B 24 Liberator bomber squadron, was cited for distinguished and outstanding performance of duty from May 12 to July 16 by Major General William E. Kepner, commander of the division, according to the Public Air Force in England.
Willian Rush Hudson Dies Near Ozark Route
William Rush Hudson, 61, of Ozark route, died Saturday shortly after being hospitalized. Funeral arrangements and details, including survivors Halman of Ozark and seven daughters, will be announced later by Mrs Sheligrove and Mrs Ck.
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Witliam Resh Hudson
Ozark
Jungister
Halman
WIRE
Sheligrove
Principal Receives High School Annuals
The Gargoyle annuals for the Dothan High School Senior Class were announced by Principal T. G. Vaughn. Publication delays pushed delivery to last week. Graduates who have not received their copies should pick them up at the school this week, or ask a student to retrieve them.
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Dothan
T. G Vaughn
Difficultes
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Ella Hollis
Funeral services for Mrs. Elk Mae Hollis of Ariton who died Saturday after a long illness were held Sunday afternoon at Ariton Baptist Church with Rev. Brewer officiating. Funeral Home handled arrangements. Surviving are a daughter Mrs. William Peacock of Eglin Field and several sons and siblings.
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Elk Mae Hollis
Ariton
Ty Ariton Baptist Church
Brewer
Heyman Funeral Home
Chary
William Peacock
Eglin Field
Y. Sen
W. H. Hollis
C. M. Laney
Anton
W. L. Myers
Sewing Classes Set For Servicemen's Wives
The servicemen's wives sewing classes are planned for Mondays and Tuesdays at 1 p m with knitting sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2 p m Miss Mildred Daniel assistant announced this morning The classes may be held as scheduled yet servicemen's wives may not use the club sewing facilities freely The sewing instructor is Mrs Kay McEwan and the knitting instructor is Mrs B F Sweet
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Mildred Daniel
Miss Daniel
Mm. Kay McEwan
B. F. Sweet
Pros Come South Nashville Benefit Game Preview
The Green Bay Packers meet the Philadelphia Eagles in Nashville for a benefit game supporting the 20th Ferrying Group's recreation fund. Teams vie in a charity matchup with NFL Divisions noted and local event context included.
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South Nashville
Southull
Green Bay Pashers
Philadelphia Eagles
Packers
Eaga
Pic
20Th Ferrying Group
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Crippled Children’s Clinic
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Brownies
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Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Inland City
N.Y
Pepal-Cola Bottling Co
Ala
Typhus Control Fund
Scouter's Institute
Ella Hollis
Scotland
VICHY
Stephens Service
Dothan Savings & Loan CO
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Biar
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Houston County Fair
County Fair
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