Dothan honor roll announces top students
The list, led by Principal T G Vaughan, shows students from several classes earning mostly A grades for the first six weeks. Names include Doris Adams, Shirley Doak, Elizabeth Spann, Lougenia Wise, Catherine Adams, Martha Boreman, plus many more across junior and senior classes.
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Ette
Dothan
Senne Bebool
T G. Vaughan
Stilll
P Taree Clase
Doris Adams
Cumbie
Shirley Doak
Pee Lane
Elabeth Segarelyo Spann
Lougenia
Harry Wise
Catherine Adams
Reyates
Martha Boreman
Jackie Coalmere Lanier
Julia Lewin
Henry Cements
Nell Bamfre
B. Eddins
Alfred
Probation Granted to Four Defendants in City Court
Four defendants had probation granted after approval of probation applications at Houston Ocean Court last week. Sentences included three years probation for one, two years probation for two men, and one year and a day for fraud larceny, with hearings continued for two cases and additional probation terms set. An Associated Press dispatch lists veterans arriving in the States from overseas service with names and ship details.
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Houston Ocean Court
Witham FE Wood
Kee
Jegroes
Hicks McCray
Hurley Bish
Joseph Negroes
Associated Press
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Rufus Ho Melton
Columbia
T. Grantham
Ovark
Sea Robin Atex
Andalusia
James Parker
New York
Pic
Johnnie 3
Smith
Columbis
Hiram C. Tomes
Laconis Victory
Boston
Pte
Hewy Tecation
Extension advisers urge hot dressing for potato salad and cole slaw
Home economists suggest serving potato salad and cole slaw with hot dressing rather than cold. They argue heat improves flavor and texture and reduces safety concerns, noting techniques for reheating components and maintaining aroma.
Childrens Shoes Promote Proper Foot Support
A garbled note on footwear stresses sensible growing feet and proper arch support. It mentions durable heels and counters, comfortable oxford styles, and shoes that aid posture while children develop.
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Mt Snurisay Oxfords
Blackleg Threat Wipes Out Livestock in Alabama Farms
Auburn reports heavy cattle losses across Alabama from blackleg disease. Veterinarians warn it affects mainly cattle 6 months to two years old, is fatal in most cases, and prevention hinges on vaccinating under two years old and strict sanitation. Symptoms include loss of appetite fever rapid breathing and swelling that crackles when pressed. Death can occur 12 to 36 hours after first signs. disposal of carcasses must be immediate and careful to prevent spread.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
BAI
Police Chief cites natural death for man found in hotel room
Police Chief Ralph B King said the body of G. G. Ealbott of Memphis was found in a locked Montgomery hotel room and likely died of natural causes a heart attack with a fall to the bathroom floor. The Montgomery funeral home holds the body pending Tennessee relatives arrival.
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Montgomery
Ralph B King
G. G. Ealbott
Memphis
King
Ealbott
Tennessee
Old Coat Lining Reused as Pattern for New Lining
A tip describes removing a coat lining carefully without tearing, using the old lining as a pattern to cut the new lining. The method emphasizes keeping the coat from drawing or sagging during replacement.
Home Construction Materials in Postwar Supply Chain
Wire and cable, fluorescent lampholders and related items once used by the Army and Navy are now in production for residential use. The shift signals growing availability of electrical supplies for home builders and remodelers amid peacetime needs.
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Army
Navy
General Electric
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Pesel-Cola Company
Long Inland City
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Southside Granite Co
Appletree Cey
Jark Kingry
Dothan Milling Co
Montgomery Highway
Great Houston
Kress Corner
Fair Grounds
Airport Bus CO
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Schenectady
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