Mrs Leila Snuggs Rites Yesterday
Funeral rites were held yesterday for Mrs Leila Snuggs of Hartford with burial at the North Adney? Holy of Most Ga. Survivors include her husband C. B. Ford and many relatives and friends from Hartford and surrounding areas. Active pallbearers and honorary members of the Methodist Church Men’s Bible Class participated. The Chemical Warfare Service note appears as unrelated text in the same clipping.
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Hartford BR
Leta Oo Tree
Hartford
Mers Gemery Hospital
Harterle
C. B.ford
Montgomery
Bran
Pallbestess Cocmondson
Brainard Kichas
Milton Mullins
Jess Gis J. Ham
Henry G Jaya
Men's Bible Class
Methodist Church
Brady E. Sasser Funeral Held Today
Brady E Sasser funeral held today as community mourns. The obituary notes his service in the Army and references local residents and mourners gathered in the town.
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Brady E. Sasser
Lawson Back On Court Bench
T S Lawson returns to the state court bench after serving with the navy. Justice Doves FP Straker of Mountgemeviv occupies Liaw Son's seal in the State cot as the wall returns to Vale practice.
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Seay Lawson
Silvie Supreme Court
Motley
Apstheusie
Netty
Gan
Doves FP
Straker
Mountgemeviv
Liaw
Pre Vale
Governor Baldwin declines reopen in Stevens case
In Norwalk, Governor Baldwin told Mrs. Mary Kevns he has no power to reopen the case against Mrs. Imagine Stevens who shot and killed her 11‑year‑old sailor son Albert. The governor, in a letter made public, said the request will receive careful consideration.
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Norwalk
Conn
Raymond EL Baldwin
Mary Kevncs
Imagine Stevens
Albert
Labor Shortage Hinders Peacetime Jobs in Dothan
Legion members heard John son explain the postwar job outlook in Dothan and Houston County. An ad in Railroad Journal drew 160,000 readers, signaling industrial interest for the area. The Dothan Silk Hosiery Mill needs 100 new workers, and many firms report hiring needs, though veterans struggle to rejoin peacetime employment.
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Legion
Johnson
Min
Railroad Journal
Ich
Dothan
Houston County
Relai
New York Cotton Prices and Quotes Summary
Trading data shows Dec and May futures with highs and lows listed. Market activity reflects varying bids and daily movement across contracts.
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New York
New Orleans
Sparks Given Place In Legion Fund Drive
MONTGOMERY AP Ge Chauncy Sparks has been pointed an honorary chairman of the American Legion fund campaign, headquarters announced today. President Truman is honorary chairman of the drive to raise money to finance the Legion's Americanism program and provide child welfare care. The announcement gained Department Commander Albert B Stapp of Birmingham as a success, as the campaign means much in Alabama.
Thieves Enter Ashford Paint Shop In Quiet Robbery
Police report a paint shop in Ashford was entered during quiet hours last night but the burglars fled without stealing. Deputy Swords saw a broken window, scattered tires and wheels, and a damaged glove compartment. Investigators believe the thieves were startled by the sudden arrival of an officer.
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Ashford
Kai
Uffies
Freddie Moore
Investigulion
Moure
Local Man D S Carroll Dies In Wreck Funeral Plans Set
D S Carroll, a longtime resident and former employee of a Dothan insurance firm, died in a traffic wreck. Funeral services are scheduled for 2 PM at a Chicago-area church, with Rev Moo Gavaeis and Rev Ce Baleany officiating. Surviving are his wife, three children, his mother, two brothers, and four sisters. Active pallbearers will be named. burial will follow at a local cemetery.
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Puneral Services
Geneva
Vividus i
Bhenerver
Chirch
YooMo Gavaeis
Baleany Wifeitinyg
Othe Mbenee
Ward-Wilson Dageenie
Wielongy
Tie Cone
Dothan
Ue Migwoie Lodge
M Seviles
Price Ceilings End For 52 Food Commodities
U S government finance office announces lifting price ceilings on 52 basic foods for seventy days. Major items include canned vegetables, beef, peas and beans, fresh fruits, and staples like bouillon and cereals. The move aims to ease living costs and adjust to market conditions.
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Washington
Contined War War Plans and Resource Loot Claims
The report details Allied occupation probes into hidden resources including radium seized from the German consulate in Czechoslovakia and intended for Japanese hospitals. It notes divisions over future Allied occupation plans involving Britain China and Russia and references Gen Walter Krueger and Sixth Army in redeployment talks. It states redeployment proceeds depend on shopping availability and that no vessel will carry personnel back to the United States empty.
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Amerivat
Diay
Czechoslovakia
Chiaa
Russia
Japan
Brivisa
Chiase
Eyterd
Rywty
Walter Kreueer
Cal der
Sixth Army
Persoreyel
United States
Major Wardwick HomF Major Wo Guy Hardwick Retires to Civilian Life
Maj Wardwick HomF Major Wo Guy Hardwick retires from military service after years of active duty. Mirdwick, former Hane ton County representative in the State government while in service, will resume the practice of law.
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Guy Hardwick
Mirdwick
Haneton
Togishinre
Wage strikes ripple through auto and film industries
Massive labor unrest grips multiple sectors as 334,000 workers idle, 125,000 Chrysler staff affected, and UAW leaders urge peaceful settlement while General Motors negotiations stall. Picket lines at Warner Brothers and other studios grow, with a tentative resolution after officials meet. Pan American Airways ending a three day strike follows a contract acknowledgement.
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Umber 16
Carysler Corp
CIO United Automobile Workers
General Motors Asia
Seni- Uaw
New York
Airlines Mechanics
Department of the
CIO
United Auto Workers
la Guardia Field
Tan Mian
Pan Armerican Airways
President Truman to Address Nation Tomorrow in New York
President Truman plans two broadcasts from New York marking Navy Day. A 25 minute policy speech will be broadcast on all networks at 1 30 p m EST from Central Park. Earlier, an 11 a m EST remarks event aboard the carrier Roosevelt at Brook Navy Yard is described as less重要.
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Washington
Truman
New York
White House
TD. Roosevelt
the Brook Navy Yard
Eben Ayres
Agrissant
Central Park
Pennsylvania Station
Navy
Construction Planned for Hotel Addition in Oklahoma City
Airfoot and Bath Oklahoma City report that an addition for a hotel will include a helicopter banding strip atop the structure.
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Airfoht
Bath
Oklahoma City
Hearing Postponed In Death Stay Plea
APT hearing on Sylvester Andrews petition for a stay of execution was postponed again in Reidsville City Court. Victor Davidson, assistant attorney general, announced the delay and a new date was not set immediately. The case has lingered for years, with appeals reaching the U S Supreme Court.
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Atlanta
Sylvester Andrews
Avanta
Victor Davidson
Atlorney General
C. L. Cowart
Reidswill
Supreme Court of the United States
Destifeed From Fare One resen tation with Russia
The text discusses Soviet positions on governing Japan versus Berlin style councils for Japan and Germany. It notes U.S. rejection of a Berlin council for Japan, differing views between Soviet and Russian press, and a State Department statement aligning with a control council concept similar to Germany’s, with shifts in recent diplomacy.
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Russia
U. S
Japan
Berlin
London
Byres
Molotov
State Department
Control Council
Germany
Soldier Suspect in Montgomery Jewelry Burglaries
Police Chief Ralph King said detectives and military authorities questioned a Maxwell Field soldier in a probe of burglaries at Busch and Sons and Kleing and Son jewelry stores in Montgomery. He said most loot was recovered and one box held about 300 watches.
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Montgomery (Ap
Ralph King
Maxwell
Montgomery Jewelry
King
Busch and Sons
Kleing and Son
Garner Family Obituary and Funeral Details
Death notice for Marion F. Garner with funeral at 3:00 pm officiated by Rev. Elben air, interment at Cottonwood cemetery, Wilson directing. Survived by wife Vera Brinley and eight grandchildren, plus family in South Pacific and Corngmy Ga. French Paris note on prison debt referenced. context unclear.
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Cottowond
Ska
Elben
Cottonwood Cemetery
Wilson
Marion F. Garner
South Pacific
Vera Brinley
Houston Avery
Meda Fievg
Cohmngy
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Mac’s Tire Shop
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Dothan Aviation Company Municipal
Hugh Weekllyes
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Thone
Sky High
Greater Houston County Fair
Sparks
Legion Fund
D.S. Carroll
Wardwick Homf
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Herbert Surrel
Thery
Federal
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Wade
CIO Mintenubee Wworkers
Amerited Airlines
Chiesa
Detroit
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Federators
Wert
Ford Place
Shute Pecan CO
Crayford St
North Oates Pep Station
Catl
Martin & King
YALE
Paris
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C. E. Blakey
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Sorrells Milling Company
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Montgomery Ward
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