Home Club Program Scheduled Saturday
County Hone Demon stration Club Achesement Day cal be weld at Yeang Doniur Myth S.hold validity Seurdey begin eng at Jloa ae Miss Fran Ma dete county hue demonstration. Clubs are expected to attend with prizes for the club leaving most members and best decorated dress. The program includes demonstrations, officers, guest speaker, and lunch for attendees at the Houston County hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlouston County
Yeang Doniur
Seurdey
Jloa Ae
Fran Madete
County Hue
Serol
Nemitre Trum
Teporis
Cub Council
Earl Matt Biuttling
Misy Mallette
Fourteen Convicts Escape Georgia Road Camp
ATLANTA reports fourteen prisoners from the State highway convict camp near Cartersville fled last night by cutting a hole in the roof of the prison barracks. Royal K. Mann said the State Prison Board and all state and county police were directed to search for the escapees, who were serving felony terms. The camp was under Warden A. W. Clay.
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Atlanta
API
Cartersville
State Prison Board
Royal K. Mann
Board Mermbarsad
Siann
A. W. Clay
Two Negroes Held As ABC Violators
Two men identified as Hurbie Jacobou and Huby Mae Col Mee uf near Apiford were judged in county justice court by ABC investigators with Ennes Wood and W. S. Allgup on charges of violating the ABC act. After apprehension, a search of the scene found whiskey hidden. arrests followed when ABC investigators moved in to buy off the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacdouo
Huby Mae
Apiford
Yeslercey
ABC Ioveastugaterei
C Ennieswood
W. S Allgup
Enargia
Volaing
ABC Investigatonw 2
Ude
Van Buren Tops Nation Scorers In Midseason Lead
New York AP reports Steve Van Buren of Louishene State surged to the national scoring lead after scoring 20 points against Georgia. He now has 84 points in five games, with 41 over his last two. Purdue’s Tony Butkevich rose to second place with multiple touchdowns in six games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steve van Buren
Loulshene State
Bob Steuver
Georgia
van Buren
Tony Butkevich
Purdue
Boilermakers
Teams Bounced From Top Of List
NEW YORK AP six college football teams were knocked from the unbeaten and untied list over the weekend thinning the top group to 16. College of the Pacific Southwestern Texas March Field Colorado University Minnesota and Texas A and M were the six bumped out as the first five were defeated while the Texas Aggies tied North Texas Aggies 0 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
College of the Pacific
Southwestern of Texas
March Field
Colorado University
Minnesota
Texan Aggies
Texas Aggies
North Texas Aggies
Continued Page One item on search for junk trap
The report notes extra searching to locate a trap in remote county areas and a Wednesday program to secure a bazooka gun along with other equipment. Lt Col Henry Beardaley of Ft. McClellan conducts an interview about two wounded veterans, with public attendance urged. Chicago market data appears with Wheat prices listed.
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Henry §. Beardaley
Ft. McClellan
Judge Halstead Warns On Gambling And Drunk Driving
The report cites Judge Halstead denouncing gambling devices as demoralizing while describing the menace of intoxicated driving. He notes three first degree burglary cases and an assault with intent to commit a crime among prisoners, with 53 cases pending before the grand jury, likely needing three to four days to complete review.
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Halstead
Houston County
Hallstead
War Board weighs Illinois coal wage plan and strikes
The War Labor Board may reject the Illinois soft coal wage formula and seek an alternate plan to raise miners pay by about 1.12 dollars per day. Alabama and Indiana walkouts threaten Gulf Coast shipyards delaying Liberty ship launches. The union seeks higher wages, while the UMW urges Alabama miners to return, as discussions continue over an eight and a half hour day with independent travel time.
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Los Angeles Railway
National Labor Relations Board
AFL
Alabama
Indiana
Gulf Coast
War Production Board
Bethleham
Fairfield
Baltimore
Liberty
Joseph 4
Loftus Waspngton
War Labor Board
WLB
Illnois
UMW
Laborecaia
Tines
Midland City FFA Chapter Sells $135,537 In Bonds
Midland City FFA Chapter completed its jeep bond campaign on Oct 18 with total bonds sold of 135,587.50. Lamar Henderson led all members with Johnny Byrd second. sales occurred in Midland City Pinchard and the surrounding area as part of a state objective to fund jeeps for 204 chapters.
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Midland City
FFA
Ver Ben Mathis
State
FFA Association
Alabama
Lamar Henderson
Johnny Byrd
Pinchard
Mrs Julia Fowler Dies Near Graceville
Mrs Julia H Fowler aged sixty three died at her home near Graceville on Sunday after a long illness. Born in Houston County she moved to Florida in 1911. Survived by husband F L Fowler three sons Cary Fowler Levy Fowler and Robert Fowler nine daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral at Galliles Methodist Church tomorrow at 10 am with Rev Lynch and Rev Haskew officiating. Burial in church cemetery Blackburn Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers named.
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Julia H. Fowler
Graceville
Houston County
Florida
F. L. Fowler
Cary Fowler
Levy Fowler
Daytona Beach
Fla
Robert Fowler
iChipley
Dewey Gilley
G. A. Bonner
Agnes Fowler
Mra. ©. J. Marks
East Point
E. E. Cooley
Fountain
Roy Fitts
Chipley
J. D Bruner
Cottondale
R. C. Johnson
Pensacola
W. M. ‘Turner
Creatview
Tam ‘Hays
Cottonwood
Galliles
Bomber crew honors and downed enemy fighters
Number 12- continuing page one recounts Col Welham Read praising Staff Sgt Toomey who died after closing bomb doors. The Wiltarock crew shot down five enemy fighters with multiple crew earning air medals and commendations on their 26th mission as the war impact quoted aims to shorten the war.
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D. Lo Murray
Grove City
C. D. Phillips
Lawrenceville
Tih
T. R. Buckingham
Audubon
N. J
D. L. Menken
North Winthrop Ave
Chicago
Toomey
al Ready
Fragmented World War II Air Strike Report in OCR
Partial OCR text describes German claims of P 38 Lightning fighters with extra fuel tanks on British bases and an alleged attack by 300 heavy bombers with 200 fighters against towns in Germany and Austria. Mentions Styrian targets and air bombardment claims, plus confused dating and agency references.
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Germany
Herlin
Ger Minnewa
WINK
Austria
Styria
Reich Traelf
Italy
Richard Shanks Funeral Conducted
Funeral services for Richard Shanks infant son of Private and Mr. Talmadge Shanks of 1053 Alice St Dothan were held at City Cemetery with Rev. Sam C. Reeves officiating. Burial followed with Werd Wilson in charge. Survived by paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Roland Shanks of Gadsden and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs A C Gueat of Guadede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Shanks
Talmadge Shanks
Alice St. Dothan
Sam C. Reeves
Werd-Wilson
Adiltio
Roland Shanks
Gadsden
A. C. Gueat
Guadede
Russian thrust nears Crimea amid Dnieper loop battles
Reuters records Moscow radio claiming Dnepropetrovsk and Dneproderzhninsk captured by Red Army. Krivoi Rog reported breached near Melitopol as Soviet steamroller drives through southern Russia. losses mount for Germans. Dispatch notes Stalin order and German retreat, with reports of Losovatka taken and Taschanak railway station seized en route to the Crimea.
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London
Dnepropetrovsk
Dnieper River
Red Army
Moscow
Seld
Reuters
Dnep-roderzhingk Alao
Red
Kamenskaya
Dnieper
Marehall
Joseph Stalin
Krivot Rog
Melitopol
Paris
Krivol Rog
Russia
Jean Paquis
von Mannstein
Losovatka
Aly Mitea
Krival Rog
Melstopol
Taschanak
Crimea
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Knut Wilhelm Reif
Frankfurter Zeitung
Turkey
Ankara
Hitler
Radio Program Schedule Crosstown Then and Now
A dense OCR list detailing a Monday day part schedule with multiple musical acts, news segments, and variety shows. Includes stations AP News NBC NBC News and a mix of orchestras, dance programs, war updates, and comedy segments. Numerous time stamps and show titles appear with various performers and program blocks.
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Fred Warthe
Nbe-Basic
Mary
Lave
Dhr
Lewis
Jo and Corment
Nbe
Ed Sullivan
Joaneoo
Draning
Nbs
Lowe Ranger
Blandis
Dagwood
Army Air Force
Music
Chewart
Kaltenborn
Commeint
the Cavalcade of America
blu_ Voz Pep
Parks & Warren
Che-Bank
Sam Baker
Lao Cherne
Mbs
Lam
Abner
Pine Ridge
Blu
Howard Barlow
Johnny Morgan
Voorheas
Gabri! Haatter
Mbs-Basic
Gracie Fielde
Nbc
Ick Carter
Harry Wiemer
Vlu
Raymond Gram
Raymond Clappar
Berean Guild Playere
Cbx
Biu
Sunny Skylan
Yankee Doodle
Blondie
Daswood
Reneat
Paul Shubert
Nbeewest
London
Radio Newsree
Dance Mute
Possible German Collapse Seen by Swiss Journalist
Dr Jenny of Basler National Zeitung reports that in wide circles Germany could break within a few weeks as the German people have reached a dead point, despite Gestapo terror and wartime strain. The prophecy suggests a collapse before long.
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Jenny
Basler National Zeitung
Germany
Leibing Infant Rites Held At Ward Wilson Chapel
Services for Robert Charles Leibing infant son of Bai gent and Mrs E FP were held at Ward Wilson Chapel with Chaplain Johnsten officiating. Burial followed at City Cemetery, with Ward Wilson in charge. parents noted as surviving.
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Robert Charles Loobing
Bai Gent
Mra E
Herry Greem
Ward-Wilsan Chapel
Johnsten
Naper Feld
Berla
City Cemetery
Wilson
Allied wartime talks open as Eden and Motolov meet
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and Soviet Commissar Vyacheslav Molotov resumed discussions after agreeing in principle on general questions. Eden rested after a noon conference at the British Embassy, while delegates from the American and British teams visited the Bolshoi Theater. The War and the Working Class praised the talks as vital to breaking enemy war calculations. A new U.S. military mission under Maj. Gen. John R. Deane arrived in Moscow to boost cooperation with Soviet forces, coordinate Lend-Lease, and liaise with Ambassador Harriman in the Kremlin. The mission includes Brig. Gen. Sidney Spaulding, Brig. Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg, and Commodore Clarence Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneme
Hull
Anthony Eden
Levet
Vyacheslav Mototey
Bolano Theater
United States
John FR. Deane
Clarence E. Olsen
Navy
Cadet Wayman May Joins Basic Flying Training
Aviation Cadet Wayman Mary May, 23, son of Mr and Mrs Ben May of 319 East Main Street, Dothan, has arrived at the Garden City Kansas basic flying school to begin training. A 1942 graduate of Dothan High, May completed elementary flight at Victory Field, Vernon, Texas, the public relations office announced.
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Wayman Mary
Ben May
East Main Street
Dothan
Garden City
Kaw
Dethan High School
May J
Victory Field
Vernon
Texas
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