Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Baptist Session
The Geneva County Missionary babies Association holds its 15th annual session Thursday. Rev. C. Hennett of Hartford will deliver the sermon at Calvary Baptist quartet. Rev. Kimbye, J. Bane, WH will preach at Tridos where the meeting will be held. Larceny charge Aubey Exum charged with grand larceny after alleged theft from a house reported by Bob Lesly of Cottonwood. Traffic officer Johnny Fields reports a motorist detained at a movie. a flag was waved and the driver left calmly. A Nazro identified Raquela Gorchet arrested for peeping Tom activity. Louis McCrea charged with driving while intoxicated. address not listed. Teac list notes Thornley, son of Men Bet at Dathan, received a weeks’ suspension. Wickshure PTA Carnival sponsored with various activities and admission proceeds. Breaks: Mrs. Pillman hospitalised after a fall on Headland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva County Minsionery Babies Association
Priddy
D. Motormick
Calvary Baptist
C. Hennatt
Hartford
Dharn
Kimbye Y
J. Bane
Shiloh
Caurea
Louis McCrea
Ie Teac
Bnley -Thurnaiy
Dathan
Etitute
Thornley
Ancalus
Lan
Steel center talks amid union war over pensions
ALCOA official Murray confirms around the steel centers that pensions are discussed for steel executives but not for workers. He cites UMW and AYT plans and says workers may join broader campaigns. critics expect rejection of a war proposal and AFL guidance remains unclear.
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ALCOA
Murray
Rathiehm
Warhers
Muray
Balowe
Lewis
Lipa
Limis
APT
United Mine Workers
AYL
Murteny
AFL
Governor Folsom milk price hearing outlined
The report describes Governor Folsom absent from a milk price hearing led by legal adviser George Hawkins of Gadsden. It notes numerous complaints about high prices, with Hawkins presenting the governor’s stance and plans for a conference to address the issue for those seeking action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom
George
Hawkins
Gadsden
South Industrializes, Rep Filiott Says in South Growth View
Washington dispatch reports Rep. Biljett V-Atas argues the South rapidly industrializes with gains in agriculture and rail transport. He cites census data showing high expansion, noting minerals, water power, and labor development support broader domestic markets and cheaper transport for Southern products. Alabama’s resources and dairying and poultry growth are highlighted as diversification aids. He lauds Alabama politicians and cites praise in Congressional Record editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Jennings
Washington
Biljett
Inchavatey
Alabama
South
Famaine
Dolly Etriden
Biot
Tye Howe
Agriefurg Odn
Wkr
Aeumans
Devel
Bert Eatite
Livestock Hog Prices Across Major Plants Hit Readjustments
Livestock arrivals totaled about 32 percent higher with 400 valve t, 2000 hogs at eight major plants in Georgia and neighboring states including Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan Jacksonville Tallahassee. Hog prices showed a weak trend with declines of up to 40 cents from Friday close. Prices varied by weight and grade, with good and choice barrows and gilts 80 to 240 pounds at 17 to 17.50 dollars, many lots, and several weight classes listed for 14 to 18 dollars in lighter ranges. Medium grades and sows also noted with assorted price ranges across plants.
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Tagewnsvillg
Majo
RTOA
Columbus
Moultrie
Thomanville
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Tacksonville
Tallahassee
Pla
Death notices from Wiregrass region in Alabama
Obituary notices detail funeral arrangements and survivors from Wiregrass: Enoch Godfrey Headland and Jarome Godfrey of Hilaburgy areas with Masonic rites, burial at Habebure church cemetery, plus survivors including relatives in Galley, Panama City, and Do Texas. Also J.C. Spears of Ene lorotixe ditch, with services at New Hope Church and graveside burial, supported by Haliman Funeral Home. Lous Webster Horsing of Ozark, funeral at Concord Church, with survivors listed and burial at church cemetery. multiple aunts and uncles noted.
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Godfrey
J.C. Spears Enterprise
J.C. Spears
Enelorotixe
Montegomery Noypila
Absa
New Hope Church
Haliman Fueral
Ozark
My. Boears
Dale County
Linterprase
Mayon Golye Ani
Masonry Vilen
Ima
Sponta
Lod Spears
Interenzise
B. Spears
Skipperville
Orather
Faster Speary
Dothan
L. W. Herring
Lous Webster Horsing
Oxark
Concord Chen
Howing
Hotmim Funeral Home
Ova
Ane
Mere
Myrtig Smith
Migsea Dimeig Ruth
Mary Marsha
al Grave
Nelson
Gloptan
Eugene Mavion
Lewie Frable Kerr? Ng
Min Kidig Thompson
Mes
Dondie Maing
Rhe Horting
Blg Springs
Nd Fale Dinh
Aha
Andrew Herring
Cho
Black woman jailed in fatal sharp object case
Prince Chief Eadie D. Kelley charged with second degree murder in the sharp object incident. Garaldine-Kiewis reportedly confessed fatally injuring Mary Francas Beacham at 507 Patterson Street after a contest between an aunt and the deceased. The killing occurred late Saturday night at a West Powell and Foster Street intersection.
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Eadie D. Kelley
Hetain
Kelley
Powell and
Foster Street
Robey
City and Housing
Loon
Oal Parker
Parker
Peanut Festival Queen Crowned At Sixth Annual Event
The Malis Theater hosts the stage contest where seven contestants vie for the Queen of the Sixth Annual Peanut Festival. After the contest, festivities include a parade along Fos ey to Powell and back to Crawford, a coronation ball at the National Guard Armory, and a year’s schedule of events with limited contestant reservations at the Wadlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malis Theater
Riven Dewry Goveled
Jonor
Auburn Kalytity
Rongr -Suesiz
Flowers
Wadsington
Sheghete
Fos
Powel
Dales
Crawford
Mgurn
Wiregrass Stadium
Atatium
Troy
Fret
Aise Algur Ne
Wadlington
Inde
Troyalec
Tindell
NPA survey says US financial status is good in 1949
National Planning Association argues the economy is comparatively thickly crusted since 1929. It notes private debt and bank loans are high but manageable, with strong deposits and government savings bonds, suggesting fewer mass distress effects if downturns occur.
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NPA
Sigal
Arne
James Marlow Washington
National Planning Association
Meretisht
Wwuan
Hill
Uch Ag
NPR
Fed
Eng
NBA
NPA Vermis
Liley
Byston
Weadenic
Enn
Socip
Grebanka
Enw Aye
Wreck Near Kinsey Injures Two Dothan Women
A Dothan woman and another female passenger were injured in a crash on the Sidney Road near Kinsey. Two men were jailed on charges related to the accident as investigators determined the driver Cecil Lawrence of Dothan faced drunken driving and license issues, while James Ryans of Dothan was charged with public coney. Hospital reports were incomplete with one woman kept under observation.
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Sindey
Jimmie
Howell
West Crawford
Istrest_ Alladhes
Betty Gilmare
Cecil Lawrence
Gid
Coll Tision
Janes Ryans
Dallin
Sieag
Ciy
Aad
Res
Lawrence
Wreo
Byrnes Seeks Governor Bid Fostering Industrial Growth
Former Secretary of State and Supreme Court justice Byrnes urged a possible gubernatorial run in South Carolina. He said he had received hundreds of favors and petitions to enter the race, discussed options with others, and stressed the need to unite industrialists and foresters for development while weighing cooperation with other governors against federal encroachment on states’ rights. Byrnes, a Charleston native, entered politics in 1910, served seven terms in the House, then as senator, and later led the U S foreign relations department until his 1945 resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byenes
Ned
United States Supreme Court
United States
Senthr Caroling
Hin
Din Pavnd
Pnak
Byrnes
Bloom Thurmond
Iast Yen
National Party
Pinstead
Oes
Tates
Hey
Byrne
Newamen
Ahioe
Ais
Ne Wan Ant
Senate
The
Herald
South
Biloxi
Charleston
S, C
Brrces
Schon
Congress
House of Representatives
Ther
Spartanburg
Fe Wa
Sen. Colé
L. Biewis
Supreme Court
State Department
San Francisco
Unclear Crime Tale Ties wartime veteran to wedding death
Cheney, a World War I Army Captain turned World War II naval reserve member, faced remarks about his wife Naomi Cheney's murder in 1943 near Sioux Falls. Officials linked a shooting to a planned wedding anniversary, ruling it a murder suicide. no inquest will be held.
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Anyig
Greer
Hem
Cheney
Goa Bees
WAC L4
Naomi Kathleen Cheney
Sioux Patis
Dnne
Senate and House clash over foreign aid and wage bill
Congress eyed stalled foreign aid packages and hospital construction funds as Senate and House negotiators battled over 1.414 billion in foreign military aid and a separate air force appropriation. A minimum wage rise faced a new push with a conference report on interstate commerce coverage, while party lines hardened during adjournment talks.
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Ocratic Yuajority
Senate Democrats
Prangcis J. Myers
Donoeghie
Reimens Vanek
Senate
Voling
House
Soviet Dispute Over Atomic Bomb Counts Rages
A fragmentary report notes Soviet backed Czechoslovakia dispute over weapon counts and a resumed placement of a worldwide defense plan. Russia reportedly suggested including the atomic bomb in a prior plan while U.S. Ambassador Warren Austin and five others condemned the Soviet stance amid verification inspectorate debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srechoslov Agi
Cement Tiselt
Peoson
Russia
U. B
Warren Austin
Rae ‘United
Hollywood Jitters Over Death Curse On Tinseltown
Hollywood producers and stars fret over a superstition that deaths occur in threes as a wave of recent celebrity passings spooks industry. Executives say the fear fuels stress, with doctors warning of anxiety and heart issues as they push to stay busy while awaiting the next project. In Chicago, a federal mistrial arises in the Tucker fraud case after a juror’s background is cited, with 125 people summoned for voir dire and separate trials considered for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia MacPherson
Hollywood
Buddy Clark
Heart Alkments
Han
Bob Gottlieb
Einer
Lecaure
Gobbies
Gottlieb
Marine Corps roles argued as defense panel weighs limits
A congressional hearing examined Marine Corps amphibious warfare, urging limits on regiment size and redeployment of functions to the Army. Navy officials noted legal changes and budget pressures while stressing adherence to the spirit of the law and the unification act as defense planning debates continue.
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Marine Corps
Army
Navy
Air Force
Cass
Ine House
Senate
Denfeld
Department of Defense
National Defense
Congress
Johnson
Johnsson
Oltiny
Iber
Secretary of Defense
Pentagon
Washington debates farm bills and civil rights shifts
The article notes Sen Clinton Anderson backing farm bill subsidies and price guarantees while Thomas supports the House plan. It discusses Brannan subsidy costs, Brabaga Farm Plan implications, and wage and social security changes. It also covers Civil Rights positions, Truman’s political moves, and Hastie’s federal bench nomination amid electoral tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Trumain
Elmer ‘Thomas Jdokle
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Thomas
Thoman
Frymera
Lake Wader
Merriman
Truman
Haa
PDR
Neaily
Indus Irial
Ruman
William B. Hastie
Virgi Islands
Federal Circuit
Hastie
Plans Complete For Masonic Temple Rites
Plans are complete for the dedication of the Masonic Temple and a line of rites. Chairman Rey Voultg announced the temple will be dedicated with refreshments. Grand lodge officers confer the Mid degree on a candidate. Also on the schedule are a monthly conference at the Dotnah Temple for Master Masons in Houston and Henry Counties and a Knights Templar session Thursday at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eremony
Up Masonic Temple
Umarral
Rey Voultg
Dotnah Masonic Temple
Houston
Henry Counties
Dothan Commandery
Knights ‘Temple de+ gree
Eufaula Troop Takes Honors At Scout Roundup
Eufaula Troop 13 led a round up of Southeastern Alabama scouts at Coffee County. Troop 1 of Eufaula captured top honors with wins in archery and pine wood derby, while Florala, Enterprise, and Geneva troops also earned multiple firsts across events from tent pitching to knot tying. Attendance credits favored Florala troop 1, Enterprise 43, Dothan 19, and Ozark 2 as round up officials listed participating troops and leaders.
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Eufaula Troop
Enterprise
Southeastern Alabama Scout Council
Troop 1
Eutaula
Iregpolle
Floreya
Oop
Guark
Fayla
Oxark
Ivou
Geneeva
Jeep Four
Enter Oy
Ohid Oxark
Thomas Britton
Jr Oy
Naopene
Florala
Ell Roberts
Etfaula
Athetics
Clumb
Acanty
Don Hares
Enterprise Troop 4
Geneva Troop 40
Ozar Troop 21
Florala Troop One
Enterprise Reap 43
Troop 106
Dothan
Ozark Troop 2
Melty Lovee
Cartwright
Rama Bis
Gene Ramage
Gene Clause
Grarky
Jim Radeliff
Andalusia
Pav C Bits
Geneva
Robert Horns Lay
Eufaula
Emmett Sawyer
New Brockton
Wroop
Billy Oxys
Biba
E. M. Finney
Indees
Lomay Searcy
Hi M. Bryson
Royce Spellarove
Olen D. Roberson
New Brocktea
Gordon Native Dies In Greenville S C
Dr A A Chotrs age 63, of Greenville S C, died suddenly at home. Funeral set for tomorrow in Greenville. Survived by wife, daughter, two sisters, and four brothers including D F Oden and H M Odom. Locations cited: Orars, Greenville, Cincinnati, San Diego, Bal ton Canal Zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
S. C
Gordon
Uvemerry Mettle Riley
Orars
Marien Bottuc
Na Co
Mrs Paulk Injured Near Home In Truck Collision
Mrs Paulk sustained a compound ankle fracture and possible internal injuries after a truck struck her near Webb. Police report driver Milton of Webb says brakes failed as he tried to stop. Mrs Paulk hospitalized at DoHen hospital.
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Webb
Wi J. Pauli
II Complete
Pawk
Fey Hose
Milton
W. A. Morris
Mra. Pavlk
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Bob Lesly
Cottonwood
Exum
Johnny Fields
A Nazro
Raquela
Gorceth
Fily Offiter
Warke
Heems
Wickshure
Parent - ‘Teacher Association
House of Horror
Wo Pillman
Headland Avenue
Laingtnzs
Mate
Fingddrra
Shurgran
Brazil
England
Lima
Peru
Callao
Rep
Filiott
Hobbs
Roy
Albert Rains
Sam Hotba
Congresssional Record
Anniston Shur
Birmingham News
Montgomery
Astvertiger
Mobby
Rains
Edward
Tuscalooza
Kinsey
Phicago
Ty Muttiamiios Dadac
Preston ‘Tunker
Governenetic
Walter Laury
Tse
Projectilui
Lairy
New York
Dea
Detaug
Dee Amas
Forea
Yihnenberg
Polityamske
New Orleans
Greenville S.C
Mrs. Paulk
Vetterz
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Panama City
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