Farmers Satisfied with House Probers Testimony on Agriculture
North Carolina farmers praised an agriculture program during a House hearing. Speakers urged parity prices, soil conservation funding, and educational support to improve farming profits. Lawmakers from North Carolina, Virginia, and Georgia backed fair prices, while warning against overreliance on subsidies.
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Eggrxe Simust
Farin Grasa
Rocky Bone
Pyacwle
Almortar
Aerree
Pearcatt
North Carolina
Eschet Place
Farmer
J. L
Schou
Hes
East Sith
Tre Cro
Buh
Nas
Virgina
Alonzo C Edwards
Nsurth
Cotutas
Joe Wensy Vaesta
Elm Cry
NOC
Herbert White
Reidsville
N. C
Caswell Cumy
Virginia Border
Montgomers
Alseweneing Southwess
Natton
Paris negotiators seek end to maritime strike
In Paris, government and union representatives worked to end a maritime strike that tied up French ports and disrupted transport. About 1000 maritime workers demanded higher pay while transport workers faced similar protests, including metro and bus routes, and officials pressed for a settlement to restore service.
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Paris
Deland Uma
Fortauia
Pacis
Mmonday
Murmiediy
Tne
Agetzton
Karel Tress
Theo Gemeraters
Moan Gets 15 Years In Upstate Slaying
James Arthur Martin of Phenix City, Alabama, was sentenced to 15 years after a jury found him guilty of second degree murder in a fatal slaying on Bueseil Crescent. The case, tied to an indictment and ongoing parole issues, led to the judge imposing the term as readers heard testimony about the deliberate act.
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Phenix
Ain
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Edo
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Walter
Unclear fragmentary sports update from distant league
A garbled OCR excerpt references teams, places, and dates with no coherent action. It mentions Baltimore and a year context but fails to identify a definite event, score, or outcome.
Fragmented OCR Note on New Orleans Cotton Prices
A garbled OCR fragment from a New Orleans Cotton report mentions prices and dates, with scattered words like New Orleans cotton and related trade terms. The text is incomplete and contains numerous misspellings and nonsensical sequences, offering minimal recoverable facts.
Government Seeks Hedged Grain Markets Amid Tax Concerns
Government officials discuss hedged grain sales to markets as farmers worry higher taxes on wheat sales. Clark and other reporters note limited willingness to sell due to income tax implications, with plans for a food program and potential market actions.
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Fragmented OCR Record From Historic Grimes Community Page
An OCR but unreadable fragment mentions Grimes and local groups THOS and Mant distress. It references a planed type gear, four handles, a coewnteb vessel, and military camps. It mentions state actions, representatives, agencies, and possible army involvement in wartime context. The text is heavily garbled with nonsensical inserts and partial names, limiting clear facts.
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C. Clarg
Grimes
Dora
Tee
Pete T
Livestock Prices At Montgomery Union Stock Yards
Receipts estimated at 3,600 cattle and calves with feeders steady to higher. In slaughter cattle, live cattle and steer and heifer prices show gains up to 24.00 per hundredweight on some lots. Feeder steers and heifers advance around 20.00, with calves and lighter grades posting varied gains. Fully steady week’s trend noted on most salable cattle while light weights and vealers show mixed movement. total receipts strong with well-sold markets and sausage bill ranges noted.
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Fedinte
Union Stock Yards
Catthe
Wee
Finlas
Ween Anu
Thom
Abel Gaheder
Faraday
Farmers seek winter grazing acres to aid six month outlook
The county and city arranged Napier Field lands and farm facilities after the Army left. The board emphasized obtaining minimal bought provisions and maintaining farm operations to support farmers through the coming six months, citing land use and pasture plans amid postwar adjustments.
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Brennan
Cal
Casey
Tor
Pease
Napier Field
Hh Fe Pds
Neo Doteer
Pte
Farmers Seek Drought Resilient Feed Solutions
County agents report farmers facing feed shortages as prices rise. They urge smart use of saved feed sources like corn, peas, soybeans, milk, and eggs, stressing efficient practices to stretch limited supplies.
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Farnett
Placements Set Peace-lime Record During aD STGUMERY
The report notes heightened activity across the employment service with 57 local offices expanding personnel needs and overall gains. Mobile led September placements with 2,393, followed by Birmingham 1,831 and Gadsden 1,070, while lumber declined 70 percent and primary metals fell several points.
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Abe
Carnley
Cing
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Shipbwlang
Birmingham
Gadsden
Montgomery
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Tuscaloosa
Nathan
Selma
Opelika
Talladega
Ensley
Sheffield
Anniston
Alexander City
Decatur
Fire at Opelika Armory Injures Dozens
A large fire at the Opelika Armory early today injured nine people who were rushed to Fort Benning for further care. The blast damaged the concrete floor as fire crews battled flames and a gas heater caused by an explosion. Local residents and National Guard officers described the chaotic scene with responders carrying injured to Opelika Memorial Hospital and Fort Benning medical staff providing aid.
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Auburn
James E. Richardson
Corliss
Ozark
Alton S. Parker
Vaughn Street
Opelika
James M. Brown
Clayton
Ala
Advulphus KK
Guallattee
Route 3
Opelisa
Ralph C. Griffin
Seconavenue
Opeline
Fort Benning
Columbus
National Guard
Casalineg
Grewell Wn Guardsted
Opelika Foot AM Hospital
Erberet Tapses
Colony Hoalietsitka
Staton
Fort Beurins
Co MN. Vokedeld
Artory
Warenfeld
Bestia
Forrester
Proutt
Feneral
Richardson
Plesasant Beao
Oearkwall
Serviers
Cotrardon
Dan Jonson
Corn Yields On Demonstrations In County Field
Farmers and county agents measure three to four scattered acres to determine corn yields at demonstrations. Measure each acre at three points to collect row end spacing and plant spacing data. Liquidation proceeds are being divided between the City and county.
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Ea Ee Mtr
Cabot Sleid
Tapas
Price policy and political tension spill over in Congress
Amid debate on price control and the emergency, remarks from Mr Truiman spark Republican and Independent reactions. Senators question fiscal timing while mentioning past price cuts and public reception.
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Weldon
Tves
Examining Palestine Early In Conference Debates
The report notes a tense session with proposals on adding countries and continuing debates. It mentions the United States and other nations, a plan discussed, and a general debate with positions over leadership and mandates affecting the Balkans and wider Middle East.
Left-Wing Politics Storied By Givhan Fer Vete Of Bill Left
Rep. W. C. Iwtham of Douglas County says today that a radio incident led to a probe of voting rights and signature issues, tied to Gov. Sasnex Hf. Bauasutt. Investigators plan hearings as the first planned committee meeting is set for next week.
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Kseer- Boer Opredreete
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iGplembia Efdversary
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Eeere Hower
Republicane
League
Philadelphia
ASR
Wendell Willkie
GOP
Manchester
Eisenhower
Bill
aEnapa
W. Ic. Iwtham
Duclus County
Tas Cesulatin
Cesgultion
Gov
Sasnex Hf
Bauasutt
Wien
Danacy
Cthe
Aatas
Derhain Committee
Fragmented account of thefts and community appeals in Raspe City
Walter Ho Brean notes stores in Raspe City facing tares and thefts. A first Negro person seeks to turn a begal into a collection of fekens, Spencer of Yas, Nath Street buys items for pounds yesterday. The fare walls department arrests felons and turns funds to a children's fund phrase every little bit helps.
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Yas
Nath Street
Assissiao
Department of Fare
Funeral Services Held for Mellie Ruth Woods
Mrs Mellie Ruth Woods died at her home in Kinsey after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the residence with Ward Wilson in charge and burial followed in Kinsey cemetery. Surviving are her husband F W Woods three sons Arthur Mills Jr Dothan D C Mills and Jackie Ray Mills a daughter Mrs Ruth Black Logansport Ind and a brother B P Davis Auburndale Fla Active pallbearers were Ellis Jarvis Baxter Owens Earl Clements Jack Fletcher Robert E Woods and Howard Steward.
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Mellie Ruth Woods
Kensey
Kinsey
Ward-Wilson
Mills
F. W. Woods
Arthur Mills
Dothan
D. C
Ruth Black
Logansport
Ind
B. P. Davis
Auburndale
Fla
Ellis Jarvis
Baxter Owens
Earl Clements
Jack Fletcher
Robert E. Woods
Howard Steward
Diphtheria Quarantine Lifted in Houston County
Health officials announced the quarantine release for a two year old boy in the Taylor community after a diphtheria case was reported in Houston County. The county health department confirmed the child recovered and no further cases were noted.
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Houston
Taylor
Wholesale trade decline in the United States 1929 to 1939
Wholesale trade in the United States fell by 17 percent between 1929 and 1939, reflecting a long period of economic contraction and weaker commercial activity during the era.
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