James Moring Dies At Abbeville
Abbeville special edition reports James Moody Moring twenty six of Abbeville died from a cerebral hemorrhage en route to a Tuscaloosa Veterans Hospital. Navy veteran survived by wife Valerie and parents James and Mrs Moring and siblings Martha Billy. Health official warns NYC gas leaks could cause headaches and drowsiness during summer.
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Abbeville
James Moody Moring
Tuscaloosa
Kennedy Funeral Home
Moring
Navy
Valerie Moring
James Moring
Martha
Billy
U. S. Navy
New York
Israel Weinstein
Enterprise Rotary Club Hears Shores on Employee Relations
The Enterprise Rotary Club met at Hotel Rawls with M R Ivey leading the program. J O Shores of Alabama Power Birmingham spoke on Employee Relations. New members A V Martin and B B Rowe were welcomed. Bill Benton, a senior guest from local high school, will have monthly student visits. Visiting Rotarians from Andalusia and Eufaula attended.
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Rotary Club
Hotel Rawls
M. R. Ivey
J. O. Shores
Alabama Power Company
Birmingham
A. V. Martin
B. B. Rowe
Bill Benton
Andalusia
Eufaula
Three eatless days force Tulsa owner to close weekends
In Tulsa, Oklahoma, R. M. Pett risks closing his grocery and restaurant business Fridays through Sundays as high prices bite. Pett and his restaurant, facing rising costs, plan a three day weekly shutdown to cope with the squeeze.
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Tulsa
Okla
R. M. Pettris
Virginia Carolina peanuts damaged by recent rainfall
The Production and Marketing Administration said recent rains will likely seriously damage the Virginia Carolina peanut area. Most of the crop has been dug, with some lots rejected for moisture damage. Prices for Virginia type peanuts fluctuated in November shipments with various grades noted. PMA reported delayed picking and market dullness for shelled peanuts. A Houston County council meeting is slated for tomorrow at the Houston Hotel, announced chair Harry N. Scott.
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Atlanta
Cleansure
Commodity Credit Corporation
PMA
Doors and Cops Blocked Girls at Hearing in Surprise Crush
Frederick C. Othman reports a crowded scene outside a House hearing where 19 cops and two mahogany doors failed to keep women from the room. The witness Taylor faced heckling fans and a chaotic exit as police moved him to a taxi amid loud protests and applause.
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Frederick C.othman Washington
House
Robert Lawlar
Taylor
Thomas
Howard Rushmore
Rushimote
Rushmere
Communist Party
Jess
Trinity College Students Study Ancient Dino Imprints
Hartford reporters describe Trinity College students examining three toed dino imprint slabs along the Connecticut river valleys. The quarry pieces, linked to the Comarcellant formation, are showcased at the Callese museum for public display.
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Hartford
Conn
Trinte College
Callese Museum
Beulah church hosts Beulah Sunday song fest with visiting quartets
Harvey Etheridge announces combined gospel singing at Beulah church three miles north of Dothan on Headland highway. The event blends the Beulah Sunday program with visiting quartets as a warm up for the Frank Stamps Convention at the fairgrounds Monday, canceling a Dothan Recreation Center sing due to prep work.
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Harvey Etheridge
Dothan
Beulan Church
Beulah
Frank Stamps
Fairgrounds
Etheridge
Dothan Recreations Center
Beulah Church
Headland Highway
Lo-Z Club Elects Officers For Year 1947 48
The Lo-Z Club held its first meeting at Miss Hildred Wests home. Officers for 1947 48 were elected: President Mary Alice Faulk, vice president Betty Capps, secretary Elsie Lowery, treasurer Elinor Martin. A program committee was named and pins availability discussed.
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Hildred West
Mary Alice Faulk
Betty Capps
Elsie Lowery
Elinor Martin
Louise Mixson
Hilda Heath
Ashford Legion Post To March In Parade
W. F. E. Shivers commander of Ashford's John D Bruner Post says members will march in the parade tomorrow afternoon for the stadium dedication. Legionnaires assemble at the post home at 4 p m wearing caps. parade starts at 5 p m.
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Ashford Legion Post
W. FE. Shivers
Ashford
John D. Bruner
American Legion
Homme
Air France Inaugurates New York Paris Sleeper Service
Air France has launched the Golden Comet an exclusive non stop sleeper service between New York and Paris using the Constellation 749. Flights depart New York at 7 P M each Tuesday and arrive in Paris before noon next day with breakfast in bed. Sleeper fares are 125 dollars for singles and 150 dollars for doubles, regular fare 345 dollars making sleepers 470 singles or 840 doubles.
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New York
Paris
Air France
Tea bag tag collectors swap hints in New York
NEW YORK UP The New York Herald Tribune reports a letter from Jackson of Salem revealing she is a tea bag tag collector seeking other collectors. She claims about 1,300 cardboard tags from tea bags across the 48 states Alaska Bermuda and beyond. The watt is named for James Watt, inventor of the steam engine.
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New York
Wgy York Herald Tribune
Jackson
Salem
Ada
Alaska
Bermuda
Watt
James Watt
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