Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Meeting
The regular meeting of the grand jury for Howson County will convene Monday to invest approximately 40 cases in the Circuit Court, opening November 13 at Poll farm. Burns Proctor of Enterprise and Albert B Jordan of Headland elected to law school roles. Duke Mannars, Newton-rote, bonded 300 for breach of the peace after arrest on a farm warrant sworn by Georgi Hall.
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Houston
Howson County
Montiay
Enis
Burns Proctor
Bax Leen
Law School
University of Alabama
Albert B Jordan
Headland
Duke Mannars
Newton
Yorgi Hall
Hannars
Hanl
Law and Equity
Henry County Circuit Court clears criminal docket in fall term
Circuit Solicitor Keener Baxley reports the Henry County criminal docket was cleared for the fall term ending Tuesday. No cases remained on the docket, all core pending cases were resolved, and the defendant was acquitted at the small jury trial. Plea dispositions wiped remaining matters.
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Henry County Circuit Court
Keener Baxley
Smlu
Wrough
Baxley
Farmers Co Op Splits 85 000 In Dividends
Houston County farmers in Alabama Co-Ops will share part of an 885 000 refund from the year’s end. Dividends will be issued as store credit. The Alabama Farmers Market and Exchange Association meeting in Montgomery will hear speakers including Edward A. O Neal and Dri A M Abranameen.
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Houston County
Alabama
Alabama Farmers Marketing and Exchange Associaton
Montgomery
Farmers Marketing Exchange
Edward A. O'Neal
American Fare Bureau Federation
Dri A.M. Abranameen
Farm Creet Administration
Washington
J. W Moon
Anzistant
Tenessee Valley Authority
Kaoyeille
Henry County Woman Injured In Accident
Mrs Annie Chambers of Haleburg was injured in an auto collision eight miles north of Headland. She drove a vehicle that collided with a second car driven by Waiter Glen Jarrett of Atlanta. Estimated damages were 35 dollars to the Chambers car and 400 dollars to the other. No charges were filed.
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Headland
Annie Chambers
Haleburg
Dothan Hospital
Chambers
Guay Conditinn
J.T. Masters
Prisoner's Release Charged To Sheriff
The Etowah County Grand Jury reports alleged abuse in a prison release by Sheriff Deal Falsom brother of Alabama's governor. It urges legislation fixing the release loophole and calls for immediate confinement of Lewis M. Allen of Goatsey. The panel also criticizes pardon power use and seeks steps to restore Allen to jail. It names Gov. Nominate Gordon Peiama and the incoming Levinlaune, plus State Prison Director Frank Boswall, as figures in the controversy.
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Gadeden
Etowah
Ding
Deal Falsom
Alabama
Etowah County
J. H. Diegue, Jr
R. Randall Cross
Presman
Creat
Solenor Leland
Randall
Grand Jury
Seacion
Gorden Pei
Shirley Mason Dies In Birmingham Frontline Tale
A young Birmingham child Shirley Mason dies after a hospital stay of about two weeks as Allied forces push toward Pyongyang. Reports describe heavy fighting across the peninsula with U S forces, South Korean units, and Australian troops advancing near Kumihon and Pyongyang while Soviet and North Korean resistance tightens pockets.
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Shirley Mason
A. F. Ma
Chongjin
Dothan
Birmingham Hospital
Pyongyang
Ala
Redcapbama Highway Patrol
Tal
Kim Dt Sung
Dobn
Mame
Birmingham
Frawine
Sark
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Kremlin
Bosa
Kim
Sighn
Communsh
Pravda
Stalin
Soviet Union
Unig Nations
Truman
Centrel MacArthur
Rede Avro
Webster
Steetering
Red Korea
Siberian
MacArthurs
Kumichon
Wonsan
Carrier Leyte Joins Allied Task Force
The carrier Leyte, a 7,000 ton Essex class ship, joined the United Nations task force off the coast of Korea after a rapid world voyage. It completed 18 513 mile voyage in under 33 sailing days, routing Beirut to Norfolk San Diego Hawaii and Japan.
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San Francisco
Leyte
United Nations
Theest
Kores
Beirut
Lebanon
Mediterranean
Norfolk
San Diego
Hawalt
Japan
Livestock Prices at Major Plants Across Georgia and Alabama
Livestock receipts totaled about 250 cattle and 2,600 hogs across eight packing plants in Albany, Columbus, Moultrie, Thomasville, and other cities, with hog prices up roughly 50 cents. Barrow and gilt offerings ranged 160 to 380 pounds at various plants, with some quoted as high as 19 dollars for hard finished meat. Calves and cows showed mixed activity, with stocker calves steady to weak and hogs active, still meeting generally firmer price tones in Montgomery and surrounding markets.
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Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Jand Tifton
Dothan
Jacksonville
Tallahesaee
Sii
Tusay
Medina Te
Montgomery (Ap
Fed- Lime Mkt News Sic
Union Stock Yards
Calvte
Pilgrims in Mecca swell to over twelve thousand arrivals
AP reports more than 12 300 pilgrims have reached Mecca for the Islamic pilgrimage. The arrivals span the Muslim world from Morocco on the Atlantic shore to the Far East, emphasizing the global reach of the rite.
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Mecca
Holy City of
Islam
Morocco
Woman first to join Marines from recruit depot
Washington report states a St. Louis department store model became the first woman to enlist under the new armed forces mental test. She will report to the Marine Corps Recruit Depot at Parris Island, D.C., for basic training.
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Washington, D.C
Armed Forces
St. Louis
Multiple Obituaries From Ozark Dothan Area
Notices detail deaths of Lucy Key Ozark Barbara Ann Wilkerson Oscar J Carter and others from Ozark Dothan areas. Funeral plans mention First Methodist church Grace Greensee Cemetery and local funeral homes with survivors listed including spouses children and siblings.
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Lucy Key
Ozark
Latex Key
Formely
New Sweria
Laalter & Jong
Qratk Methodist Oh
BP. Staughner
Heiryan
Barbara Ann Wilkerso
Barbara Ann Wilkerson
Artur Wilkerson
Dothan
Phemy City
Ward Wilson Funeral Home
Arthur
Christine
Alen
Laura Wilkerson
Amos Fuller
Ethel Whlkerson
Phenix
Holmes Grand Jury Enters Third Day
Holmes grand jury entered its third day of investigation with no indictments yet. Court officials declined to disclose specifics while noting capital punishment potential on conviction. About 25 to 26 witnesses were scheduled to appear, with comparison to a decade-long prior session.
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Holmes
RB. Reimsaid
Sax
Helms
War Casualties Reported by Defense Department
Defense Department figures show 24 163 American casualties in the Korean War as of Oct 6. The totals include 3 614 killed in action 16 289 wounded and 4 260 missing or unaccounted for. next of kin notified. Some personnel listed as missing have since been returned to duty or identified as held by the enemy.
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Wanhingion AP
Atveyican Casulties
Defense Department
Dothan High Holds Installation Of Council Officers
Dothan High School held ceremonies in the aud itorium today installing Student Body officers and council members. Bob Zbinen took office as student body president with Linda Smith installing the vice presidency and Mrs El Evans presenting the gavel. Additional officers and class representatives were installed, with numerous students and sponsors named for various roles.
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Dothan High School
Bob Zbincen
Linda
Smith
el Evans
Cowmei
Pericinal Rayment Chrhan
P Ot
Pvadous Glass
Barbaraean Sebasten
Jom Johnsn
Spansser
Kenneth Given
Fynestine
Coker
Filly Scott
Patty Forrester
Ty Ann
Mall
Lifon Jobson
Swanse
Jimmy Bruton
Delane Riley Sponser
Roberta Malent
Don tRennington
Ralpy Daughtry
Kim Trowater
Gloria Lemon
Xornan Wiliams
Mande
Pat Bones
Elza
Beth Matone
Pat Wheelless
Magaret Amercan
Delis Wall
Merrit ‘Holman
Jams Littlefielg
Korma Saliba
Don Sprient
Juliann Flowers
Pegg ‘Reynolds
Miriam King
Glenda Lee
Minna Sue Hayes
Buddy Pittman
Juanita Cumbie
Janet Clark
Ann Richey
Outlawing Red Party Demanded At Legion Convention
At the 32nd American Legion convention in Los Angeles delegates pressed to outlaw the Communist Party, backed universal military training, and elected officers. Erle Ducke Jr leads the race for national commander amid pledges to pursue stern measures against Communists and subversives.
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Graham Berry
Los Angeles
Aps
Communist Party
Amerlany Legion
Delvgales
UMT
Jorviin Relations
Dent Acheson
Cate
Department Encoses
Erle Ducke, Jr
Wawson
Farmer
Howald Wilson
Glarksburm
Adthan Ty Connell
Middletown
Conn
George
Unig
Brazil
Ind
David Lerkowits
Shrevenort
T Ceion
Lexion
Stern
Eden Urges Faster Rearming At Conservative Rally
Anthony Eden, former foreign secretary and Churchill ally, told Conservative delegates in Blackpool Britain is dangerously slow in rearming and that one new division into Europe is insufficient. He urged quicker buildup of forces, warned of threats from Malaya to Central Europe, and criticized state ownership of steel amid rearmament debates.
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Blackpool
Eng
Eden
Britain
Europe
Winston Churchill
ANG
Conservatis
Ase
Germany
Econ
SCO
Commonwealth
Western Europe
United States
United Nations
Korea
Willie Thally
Malaya
Rom
Postal Receipts Show Fight Per Cent Jump
Dowhwit Post Office reports an eight percent rise in quarterly postal receipts ending Sept 40 compared with last year. Postmaster Heard Saxon notes continued growth could push year totals about ten percent above the prior period. Year runs July 1 to June 39 with reports measured against the entender year. As of Oct 1 this year, receipts are six percent over last year’s sales.
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Dowhwit
Saxon
Baxon
Almonds and filberts dominate U S nut crops
Ghlernia stands as the sole U S region with significant almond production and Filbert yields are similarly concentrated there. The text notes almonds and filberts come from the same area, highlighting limited diversification in nut farming.
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Ghlernia
United States
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Gordon Gray
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Billy Munen
Bauman
BEE Speigner
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