Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Sunday School
The Fleet Baptist Church in the Columbia Baptist association hosts Sunday School sessions across four churches October 28. Officers and the Rev. B D Tickman, missionary, will lead meetings. Bevel charged with assault in Gordon County Jail. Charles Robert Reese faces a federal charge for Vehicle Theft Act violations after allegedly stealing a motorcycle. Local patrol reports warn of continued enforcement against bird theft restrictions. The Fis t Christian Chute weekly program Hyrna Time airs on local stations Tuesdays at 8:30 p.m. featuring music, poems, and inspirational pieces.
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California Mountaineer Clark 78 Climbs Mount Whitney
Angeles AP report details 78 year old climber Clarky who completed his 13th ascent of Mount Whitney in just over five hours reaching the 10 000 foot level. A younger guide and an inexperienced hiker collapsed on the trail after tents and gear were set, with Clarky expressing admiration for the mountains and noting traffic and some climbers as his only complaints. Public works in Los Angeles are described as unsettled as he nears a milestone in his mountain career.
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Los Angeles
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New French Government Crisis as Moch Resigns
Report outlines a failed attempt to form a coalition government in France after persistent political wrangling. Premier Moch presented a cabinet plan to the President but resigned as factions argued over key posts. Jean Le Tourneur, named minister, was deemed unable to handle the role, ending Moch’s bid.
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Aurint
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France
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Premer
Henri Queiille
Quail Chick Surprise For Delmar Resident
Mrs. Marzie Walker of Delmar found a covey of young quail in her yard after a highway worker mistakenly sited vesting work nearby. The incident occurred in Delmar, prompting curiosity about local wildlife and construction effects.
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Marzie Walker
Folsom Names Three To Southern Board
Gov James E Folsom named Hugo Carson John T Batdvel president of Alabama College Montevallo and De FL Patterson president of Tuskegee Institute to serve on the Southern Regional Education Program board. Caldwell, for three years, Patterson for two, to administer the plan to jointly support institutions and provide precasional training for deserving students regardless of race.
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James E. Folsombis
Presmen
Alabama
Board of Control
Hugo Carson
John T. Batdvel
Ar Mabama College
Montevallo
FL Patterson
Tuskegee IneGtite
Caton
Caldwell
Patterson
First City Concerts Set by Ozark Enterprise Groups
Ozark and Enterprise community concert associations announce the new season start this month. Mezzo soprano Alice Howland performs Friday December 28 in Ozark, and tenor Louis Renoy appears Monday October 21 in Enterprise. The December 8 opening for the Dothan association features Spanish dancers Rosario and Antonio at the high school auditorium.
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Arsociations
Alice Howland
Ozark
Enterprise
Louis Renoy
Dothan
Rosario
Antonio
Auditori Au
Charlotte Sheriff Seizes Circus Over Bank Claim
In Charlotte, Sheriff and deputies moved to take immediate possession of a three ring circus after the Alabama bank sought 35,100 in a claim. The National Bank and Trust of Mobile filed attachment against the Biller Beothers Circus, which opened in the town yesterday. The sheriff prevents removal of any property while the bank’s claim is pursued in Superior Court. The owners Hyman Sutis Krunk and Ariane Sutis vowed a swift resolution.
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Clyde Aimer
Tony
Alabama
Hyman
Ariane Sut
Une Ahevitl
Senate Debates Parity and Price Support in Farm Bill
A stormy session over farm price supports shows parity plans ranging from seven to ninety percent and prompts hopes for a January reconvening. Lawmakers weigh how to fuse House and Senate provisions as agreement stalls amid wartime price levels and broader agricultural policy.
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Aiken
Congress
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Auto Industry Faces Borrowed Time Amid Steel Shortage
Detroit AP reports the auto industry operates on borrowed time as steel supplies dwindle. Shutdowns of three weeks or more loom early next month impacting GM Chrysler and Ford, with production at all three running at peak to meet 1949 model rollouts. Factory output already surpasses 1,100,000 units this year.
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Wilkie Detroit
Tpiniluetre
Wgals
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
HOM
Cowie
Iia
Air Force chief rebuts Navy on bomber program charges
Symington told a Senate committee that the anonymous Brantiin D Over document misrepresents the bomber issue and that Navy arguments have long been presented and rejected by thoughtful defense leaders. He criticized sharing details that could aid an aggressor and urged maintaining strict security on latest weapons.
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Symington
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Chairan
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Dahinson
Navy Dutt Ap
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Vetary
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Navy
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Air Secretary
Air Force
United States
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Symregson
Robbery Report From Jesse James Home Site
Harvey Walker reported to police that he was robbed of 140 dollars and bound by his assailants at the Jesse James home site in St. Joseph. The incident occurred near the yard tied to the old Jesse James home where the famed outlaw was shot.
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ST. Jospeh
Harvey Walker
Walker
Jease Jarmey Tenet
Jesse James
Guitaw
Membership Drive Boosts Houston County Farm Bureau Growth
Houston County Farm Bureau reports a new membership milestone with 2,203 families, led by H. Knowles. Directors met to plan October drives and a victory point gathering on October 29. Parity for agriculture cited as a key achievement and expected growth nationally and in the state. The Oct 24 ginning count affected weekly totals while county yields show varied changes across several counties including Geneva and Covington.
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Knowles
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Faeny Bureau
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Court House
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Houston Gevnty
Dothan
Department of Carmayorce
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Wallgren nomination adjourned amid Senate opposition
The nomination of Wallgren faced slow action with postponement until January. Senator Byrd and Senator Cain led the resistance over concerns about Wallgren's background, influencing Truman to convene a veterans group. The vote and follow up were shaped by Byrd's stance and adjacent political pressure.
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Ender
Hany BP. Cain
R. Wash
Harry BP. Byrd
D. Va
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Jed
Truman
Storm battering ships reported near Cape May tempers rescue efforts
Coast Guard units and cutters struggled in heavy seas to assist multiple vessels including the General Patch General Batty General Gibbons and General Sturgis as a Caen and the Brewery freighter were reported adrift east of Cape May. Crews faced desultory weather delaying aerial rendezvous with the stricken ships.
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Ant Brake Agropellen
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Campbell
Theug Marton Moran
New York
J Te Caen
Trial of Officer Cooey Over Traffic Stop Incident
Fragment from a police report describes Cooey pursuing Champagne after a collision scare on a highway. Cooey says he followed Champagne for some distance and nearly struck two city vehicles by crossing the center line. He denies whiting Champagne and cites wearing a constable badge at the time.
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Paramed parade route plan drawn for Saturday morning
City officials order a parade remapping parade units to Newton street from North Foster to North Gates via Pow ell and West Main. Secretary Sekisa Baley notes units to disperse at Pow ell and West Main. Parade organizers aim to avoid spills and ensure units reach Dates and West Main without incident.
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Willy Puke
Mystery of a Sea Vessel Afloat Near Methil
A fragment describes the vessel Maystone owned by Thomas Stone Ltd of Swansea Wales sailing west from Methil Scotland. It mentions The Albion a war carrier newly built with incomplete work and hints at a wartime context. Crew size is unreported and the note cites Danes Fighting Ships for Albion’s dimensions.
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Commission Amends Gregory Protest Decision on Powell Street
The Dothan commission revises its September protest ruling over W. W. Gregory’s Powell Street lot. Gregory withdraws objections after the area is ditched as the city resolves a pond-like issue. City codes updated to expand authority for Thspagi Russell Tedder and adjust coal dealer licensing fees from 50 to 20 dollars.
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W. W. Gregory
Powell Street
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Thspagi
Russell Tedder
Dothan
Gene Faulkner
Moryis Majonont
Alncé
Aeven
Tratier
Vansport
Nichola Traler and Equipment Company
Negro Life Terrier Returned to Prison
MARIANNA special report says Willie Bush, once a trusted inmate, was recaptured near Phoenix City and returned to state camp No. 5 after escaping August 31. Bush, a Bainbridge native, had been serving life for first degree murder, with earlier sentence of death, and vanished after overpowering a guard and stealing groceries. He was found in military attire and is considered AWOL by authorities.
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Willie Bush
Phoenix City
Bush
Bainbridge Georgii
Melami
Bela Bridge
Armiy Uniforia
Military Ab
Thore
Phoenite
Livestock Prices and Receipts From Thomasville and Montgomery Markets
USDA cattle arrivals in eight plants across Georgia and Florida show steady prices with mixed quality. Montgomery Union Stock Yards reports active trade, steady cow and slaughter prices, calves strong for 300 to 450 pound weights, and opening steady hog and pig bids alongside lighter weights.
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Tatton
Dothan
Ain
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Florida
Montgomery Marke
Montgomery (Ap
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Ancient crop tale of pen fruls in South America era
Spanish adventurers found pen fruls growing in South America and 164 century Feruviana were already roarting them, grinding them into butter and making tot deetions.
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Alabama Farmer Dies in Truck Crash Near Gayseaville
A Gayseaville, Alabama farmer McCullough, 58, died after a truck struck a tree near here. Lewis Medlock, 140, also of Gayseaville, was seriously hurt and crawled from the wreck for help. Medlock lost consciousness, revived at Rome hospital, and McCullough died there.
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Meteorologist Henry Sienuty Jr Dies In Car Crash
Eastern Airlines chief meteorologist Henry Sienuty Jr died at 90 in a car fire near Miami International Airport. A nightwatchman alerted air traffic control to the wreck, where Swasey, alone in the car, was found. His wife Nedra and two daughters survived.
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Dr Lindstrom Drama Sparks Public Romance Rumors
Hollywood rumors swirl around Dr. Lindstrom estranged husband of Ingrid Bergman after a night out with Dr. Siegel and Mrs. Stexel. Witnesses describe a public scene with dressing rooms and a late drive home alone. Friends say both sides seek a romance while others discuss ongoing separations and film plans involving Ingrid Bergman and others.
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Noreen Nash
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Saint Francis Assisi
Pepper and Bargley Set for Florida Primary Swing
Pepper, tied to the Democratic steering committee, will spend the legislative break traveling between sessions. He plans stops in Jacksonville and Gainesville for community drives and a Florida primary push. Pepper and Bargley expect long days on the road with speeches and meetups, as aides disclose a $12,500 base with $2,500 tax allowance.
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Jacksonville
Alben W. Bargley
Gaingsville
Via
University of Floris
Pepper
Bockley
Florida
Povida
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Floor Unbuttoned! Sien Displayed in 3 Souts End Window
A fragmented OCR item notes a display error about buttons failing to fit on the fourth floor. The text mentions Sien and a window display with a call to sewing buttons, reflecting a chaotic newsroom misprint. The piece reads with unclear names and local slang, hinting at a production mishap.
Peters A. Peters sixty six dies at Dothen hospital
A. A. Peters of Ozark dies aged sixty six at Dothen hospital. Survived by widow and four sons, two daughters, and many relatives including Ernest Louie and Lloyd Peters, many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Pieasy and Grove Church with Rev. Bush officiating, interment in church cemetery. Beautifully arranged by His van Funeral Home.
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Genetichildren
Pieasy
Ant Grove
W. M. Bush
van Funera
Stock Market Slides and Labor Strikes Amid Widespread Turmoil
Stock quotations fell with some shares down up to $1 while overall indexes showed declines. Major steel firms including Youngstown Sheet and Tube, Bethlehem Steel, and National Steel tumbled as industry and labor protests influenced markets. strikes spread, with 380,000 UST workers hitting for better hours and pensions, and talks at major companies including U S Steel slated to resume.
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Ivy Lewis
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Western Oil
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Bike Bell
U. S. Steel
Debate Over Air Force Center Location Sparks Congress Debates
Reported lobbying in Washington centers on selecting a site for a major Air Force wind tunnel and research center. Proposals include the Tennessee and Santa Clara areas with Utah, Oregon, Arizona, and Texas backed by various lawmakers. The plan would require about 1.2 million kilowatts annually and cost roughly 19 million dollars per year to operate, with a five year timeline to completion.
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Peanut nicknames evolve with local flavor and misheard names
The note records how the legume known as peanuts has accumulated many nicknames. It mentions terms like Spantah peanut and reflects playful naming shifts tied to regional usage and mispronunciation. Additional proposed names appear as ground nut and pendors in a casual, fragmented OCR snippet.
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