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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1945
Page
9
Fragmentary text describes a new enlistment obligation affecting a group or event. The readable portion references a festival context and mentions individuals facing restrictions. Without clearer nouns, names, or places, the item remains a vague public notice style fragment from a historical page.
Six defendants scheduled for probation hearings Monday in Houston Circuit Court hearings set for 10 p m before Judge D Co at the courthouse. Individuals Hicks McCray and Joseph Collins are among those seeking probation. McCray was sentenced to a year and a day for grand larceny and Collins for resisting an officer.
Freckles Sonobably discharged after two years service in the Army. Sergeant Writer D. Williams received a food conduct medal and infantryman's badge after basic training at Camp Wheeler and Fort Meade and overseas in England France Belgium Germany and Czechoslovakia before discharge at Camp Chabone. Meantime Wiliam E. Wood faces perjury charges for two years’ service. Hurley Rish a Negro, pledges three days for resisting an officer. Troy Douglas faces embezzlement two years and I. E. Ransom a Negro, grand larceny for one year and a day.
A special song service features quartets such as the Stamps Annisionaires Shelton Brothers and Henry County Four at the First Christian Church on Newton Street. The program serves as a prelude to the Singing Convention planned for Monday at the Houston County Fair.
A Houston Circuit Court week ended with Ber sel Goodson, Negro, found guilty of first degree manslaughter in a summer slaying. Indicted for murder, Goodson drew a year on the manslaughter verdict and appealed. The session set 25 cases for nearing. Pvt Albert Barberee, son of Mrs John Barberee of New Brockton, has been discharged from Camp Livingston La.
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