Arnold Says Atomic Bomb May Enable Global Air Power
Gen Arnold warned the atomic bomb could reshape defense and warfare. He urged a highly trained, globally deployed force and retained air bases to deter and project power, while stressing Congress must have full information for a prompt decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aps
Ammold
Luda
Army Air Forces
Deluner
Aruela
Magnuson
Essure
Arnold
Iwand
Tiumsn Expresseu
Congress
Gen. Arnold
Momic
Conn Signs Papers For Bout With Lewis
Billy Conn signed to fight heavyweight champion Joe Louis next summer in New York. Louis signed the contract last Monday. Conn agreed to a clause banning tune up bouts, a capitulation by manager Johnny Ray after pushing back for a day against promoter Mike Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Conn
Joe Luis
Louis
Pittsburgh
Johnny Ray
Mike Jacob
Deficit Topic Looms As Labor Strife Persists
The article notes a large 16-continued figure and a total deficit near 200 tons, with Labor Secretary Schwellen's repeated rejections of conciliation efforts in the coal and ore sectors. A committee is named to fix the U S conciliation service. Wage policy reviews follow three Snyder speeches as Reconversion Director hints at allowing small wage rises while keeping living costs steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Schwellensuch
Ita
Ase
Coal Industries
U.S
John W. Snyder
Snyder
Truman
Corporal Azell Macon Discharged from Camp Besle Calif
Corporal Azell Macon of Gordon Star Route is honorably discharged from Camp Besle California Separation Center after nearly three years overseas service. He earned 77 points and wears the Middle Eastern Theater ribbon and the Good Conduct ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azell Macon
Gordon Star
Camp Besle Calif
Dothan Hi Band Prepares for Lanier Game
Local Dothan High Band will be on hand for the Lanier game with plans stated for a performance at kickoff. The article notes community support and band members traveling from Dothan to the venue with school spirit expected to boost the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Indonesians Seek Peace Talks With Dutch
Indonesians indicate readiness to begin peace negotiations with the Netherlands government amid wartime tensions. Local and nationalist leaders acknowledge obstacles and emphasize a sincere push to end hostilities, though reports warn of continued pressure and caution from resistant factions.
Fragmented OCR notes on political rise and court powers
The text appears as garbled OCR of a political discussion. It references a candidate, workers, a capital, a southern province, and a push for powers over the Supreme Court, with mention of civilian groups and police patrols before dawn. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza de Vena
Deiun
Benlina
Benlina In Oy Share of Feanmrent For Millistics
Faryeil
Supreme Court
Weavy Police Patrelg
eal+ ebrogd
Daylient Tuda
Mearehag
Aris
Extensive Nazi leaders named in wartime indictment list
A wartime indictment lists high Nazi officials and organizations by name including Krupp Duetz Keitel Judd and Kuedes. It enumerates figures such as Franz von Papen Franz and others with charges across counts 1 2 3 and 4. The document also notes organizational structures from the Reich Cabinet to Gestapo and the Nazi party leadership corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhea
Alfred Job
Uhiel
Adnan
Ceitiee Chaug
Yjalmah
Horace Geeley
Franz Vu Papen
Werlime Ailuessa
Turkey
Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Alfreld Rosenberg
Tians Frank
Bhark
Albert Speer
Arma- Woods
Aktur Seyss-Inquart
Fortier
Nazi Chanceling
Austria
Austie
Sungs Streicher
Mili-Dewish
der Sturmer
Hans Fhitzscie
Constantin von Neurath
Daler
Proveetor Fur Bohemie Wnd Moravia
Coudis
Balvar von Eciurach
Hitler Youth Movement
Ose
Park Krupp
Duentz
Keitel
Juddwid Kuedes
Reich
Walle Partluhe
Defence
Genni
Nagi Party
Idea
Lepdiers
Idter
USAC
Naas
Troupea Organization
Policy debate on German industry rights and postwar control
The article describes American plans and debates over how far to reduce Allied occupation controls on Germany. It notes orders to limit Germany's industrial strength, the removal of equipment in the American zone, and that fraternization bans faded. It mentions advisers proposing easing policies to revive German industry and the potential strain on Anglo American and Soviet relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ewroge
de Lol Farmings & Masur
Geoun
de Reich
Amercun Puley
Ger- Matty
Briain
United States
Russia
Loans Offered for Medical School and Home Needs
Short term loan offer lists amounts from 50 to 5000 dollars for medical expenses school costs debts auto repairs financing home purchases and other purposes with monthly repayment and a contact phone number 802.
Dwellings in Colored Section on East Adams Street
Two houses on a large lot at 1009 and 1005 East Adams Street, owned by an elven resident from the North, offered for immediate sale. The lot fronts Adams Street for 100 feet and may be split into two parcels of 40 and 60 feet. Buildings are in good condition. 1005 is a five room dwelling. Gaines Jones Inc Penney Building. Phone 149.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Adams St
Adams St
Twen
Fire Damages Car In Front Of Mayle Offices
Firefighters responded to a small electric vehicle fire in front of the Mayle offices at 1 20. Damon Jones, a post office mail deliverer, reported the car ignited while parked, causing slight damage to the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Mayle
Damon Jones
Ashford Market Building Completed
Ashford Market completes construction with storage capacity for 150 000 bushels. Farmers anticipate potato planting, with crews ready to handle seed and grading. The project confirms district agricultural push and market readiness for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
Togramn
Tere Sud Lacey
Atandard
Maroere
Addi
Jugram
Ingwall
J A Campbell Taken By Death
J A Campbell sixty died at home on Meade street after several weeks illness funeral Friday at Sangr on Clinch ward wilson in charge Survivors include three daughters Mrs D W Gauwan Mrs Males Rudd Mrs Russell Moore two sisters Mrs Charley McKnight Mrs Lens Hilson a brother Ben Campbell and three grandchildren and one great grandchild Harvey E Seymour Enterprise is aboard U S Hegister Navy says the ship supported Okinawa invasion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Campbell
Meade Street
Sangr
Ward-Wil
Assembly of God
China
Dothan
Olark
D. W Gauwan
Atlanta
Males Rudd
Russell Moore
Douthan
Charley McKnight
Riley Wood
Ala
Lens Hilson
Slocumib
Ben Campbell
Ashford
Harvey E. Seymour
Bell Street
Enterprise
Navy
Register
Okinawa
Mother and two children die in Alabama fire
A mother Grace McPherson and her two daughters Loretta age 3 and Geraldine were found dead in a Warrior Alabama home burned by fire yesterday. Earl McPherson, the husband, said he rushed back from work to find the house afire and helped search but could not reach them. Fire officials described the blaze as intense and indicated the cause was under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McPhersat
Loretta
Geraldine
Earl Mc Phersat
Wid Busbena
Fred
McPuenon
Corpoer
Joe Hildebrayd
Mra
McPheisu
Pilcher Rites Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for Soitney BR Pilcher, seventy, who died yesterday after a short illness, were held this afternoon with Reverend Jace Marshall officiating. Burial followed at Madison Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, two sons EE Pilcher Pinchard and E G Pilcher, and two daughters Mrs W E Hertzog Clark and Mrs R J Clark of Auburndale Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soitney
Pilcher
Jace Marshall Offcuatng
Madsun Cemetery
Headland
EE Pilcher
Pinchard
E.G. Pilcher
Gadsden
W. E. Hertzog
Clark
R. J. Clark
Auburndate
Fla
Mother Of Dothan Woman Succumbs
Ella Elizabeth Owen of Montgomery died in a Montgomery hospital Wednesday after a long illness. She was mother of Mrs. Hox G. Hart of Dothan and is survived by her husband D. Owen, five daughters, three sons, three sisters and a brother. Funeral services will be held at White Chapel Friday at 10 a.m. with burial in Fort Dale Cemetery near Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Elizabeth Owen
Montgomery
Hox G. Hartee
Dothan
Harris
Loueband
D. Owen
Fort Dale
Greenville
Girl Scout Council Welcomes New Members in October Event
The Dothan Girl Scout Council welcomed new members including Miss Rebecca Burrer and Mrs Joe Whison. Miss Fautue M Faulk was named chairman of the home programs. Leaders included Mrs Ralph Hynwn and Mrs S I Lotivais, with three orange troops organized under the committee.
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We Epitope
Paris
Rebeca Burrer
Joe Whison
Catuch Tegus Okteber
Novetiver Ord
Fautue
M Faulk
le Ron
Susie le Ward
Elzebeth Alexander
Russ Ware
Guenduiin Steporina
Sully
Ie Heeressed
Elivabrin Alexanudes
Misc
Suse Ward
Jane Flurry
Misa Wayne Csisteso
Mie-Ap
Hall
Mis Fraz Christisi
Missc. Nethedeen Demas Saran API
Lula “Myedunes
Community Concert Sales Progress for 1945 46 Season
The Dubhsr Community Concert Association reported ticket sales for next season were going well and a purchaser list would be announced tomorrow. The drive ends Saturday after which officials will assess the scope of programs for 1945 46. The Artist Committee will meet Saturday. A workers’ meeting at Houston Memorial Library aimed to boost sales and another session is planned there tomorrow to finish the campaign windup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubhsr Community Concert Association
Associan
Houston Memorial Library
Funeral Held Today For Mrs. Willie Crawford Lewis
Funeral services for Mrs. Willie Crawford Lewis sixty six who died early this morning were held at her residence with Dr H H A Parker officiating Burial followed in the City Cemetery She was a native of Barbour County moved to Dothan at eight a member of First Baptist Church daughter of the late Judge A C Crawford Surviving are her son Charlie Lewis two sisters Miss Mary Crawford and Mrs Lingey Lobosely and two grandchildren Julius and Charlie Lewis all of Dothan Active pallbearers B C Ward Ced Adams kin Chester Wiph an Lamar Politeint Honorary pallbearers J L Veaugeo Troy Lewis P Scarbrough H A Jordan Jack White Ray Hayes W B Godwin Lester Poitevint J O Poitevint Ben Ward Hossell Coz Harold Coe and Victory Bible Class members Released from service Navy announces Mircy L Cox Seaman Second Class son of Mr and Mrs P H Pavlik of Dothan Route Three had been released from the service through the separation center at Memphis Tennessee Seaman Cox took part in the invasion of Saipan and Leyte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie ‘Bse Lewis
Ler Boite
East Latayene Surett
HH A Parker
Buria
Jouhnson - Wilkerson
Barbour County
Dothan
First Baptist Church
AC. Crawford
Charlie Lewis
Mary ‘Crawford
Lingey CL
Juliy
Dornon
B. C. Ward
Ced
Adkinson
Chester Wiphan
Lamar Pollevint
J. L. Vaeugeo
Troy
Lewis
P. Scarbrough
H. A . Jordan
Jack White
Ray Hayes
W. PB. Godwin
Lester Poitevint
J. O. Poitevint
Ben Ward
Howsell Coz
Harold Coe
E. F'Moody
Arthur Mazyck
Roy Evans
Beevice
Navy
Mircy L. Cox
Seaman
P. H. Pavlk
Memphis
Seaman Cox
Sai‘oan
Leyte
Charities Chest drive seeks renewed solicits
The $19,000 raised so far includes $18,370 solicited by the Special Gifts Committee led by Roy O. Hill. Officials urge solicitors to resume efforts, return contribution cards, and complete the drive quickly as lots of work remains and full cooperation is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy O. Hill
Vet Service OK Reports On Craig Filed By Ex Vet Service OK
County Service Office outlines death gratuity, pensions, and related benefits payable to dependents of deceased veterans. Figures show lump sums totaling about 15 thousand dollars and annual pensions rising to over 21 thousand, covering burial and disability pensions and service-connected pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vet Service OK
Craig
Parrish
Houston
de Crease
Veterans Tetons
County Service Office
Mall
Wilkins Receives Army Air Forces Discharge Medal
Earl W. Wilkins son of Mr and Mrs C R Wilkins has been discharged from the Army Air Forces Maxwell Field Alabama. He entered February 1 194? served as a linesman with the 317th Signal Wing in Africa and the Far East. He returned to the United States March 1935 and was assigned to the 933rd at Stuttgart. He wears the Good Conduct Medal and the African Campaign medal with three battle stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavalenact
Kubert
Berrelly
Mis
Merrell
Wakl Sullivan
Peni
Coates
Elkinstom Field
Texas
Athee
Mears
Eighth Air Force
Eangland
Lax
Lake
Prias
Earl W. Wilkins
C. R. Wilkins
Army Air Fortaae
Maxwell Field
Als
317Th Signal Wing Company
Africa
Maly
Bey
United States
Stuttgart
Arkom
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Conn
Toaiaer
Ian Levetur
Anton Od
Jutayr
Netherlands
Daspstenes
Batavia
Walter Eugene Laces
Oly
J. B Sealey
Woodland Avive
Naval Service
Ihe Separation Center
Porn
Mentus
York
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Dothan Savings & Loan CO
Gaines & Jones Inc
Penney
Konuye
Asahi
Catunel
House of Repre- St Chbiaves
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Cours
Asa Teadhiote
R. Pilcher
Orleans
Girl Scout Council
W. M. Lewis
C. E. Blakey
Optometra
N. Foster, Dothan
The
Dothan Charities Chest
National War Fund
Japan
U.S.A
USO
Philippines
USC
Europe
Charities Chest
Cherry ST
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