Newspaperman Dr A E Shafer Led To Dothan Mission
Know Your Neighbor profiles Dr. A E Shafer a former newspaperman turned Methodist district superintendent in Dothan. Born 62 years ago, Shafer spent 15 years in print trades from Mobile to Los Angeles before entering the ministry, later serving across Alabama and Florida. He remains a sports fan and family man, with one daughter married in Mobile.
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Pensacola
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New District Methodist Church
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Facial English Phrases and Everyday Misprints
A garbled passage discusses phrases about facial expressions and correct English in ads and conversations. It cites a dialogue between two friends about dining after a hike and references a facial product promising to remove blemishes and make the face shine.
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Hardy
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Hyke
Ax slayers to die for Milton Maney murder
Hugh Eller and Jewel Garren, both townsfolk, face electrocution on November 21 for the ax killing of Milton Maney. The case ties to a mounted conspirator group once led by ex-Gis, with investigators detailing the lethal plan and the weapon used.
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Hugh Eller
Jewel Garren
Milton Maney
Banks Preferred Elkhart Intrusion Report
Darwin Troupe told police a burglary at his Elkhart home left three pissy banks missing about 12 dollars, a wrist watch, and silver dollars untouched in plain view. Police noted the odd wording and limited loss with no further details.
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Man who chose church work over other jobs reflects
The subject recalls choosing church life over printshop or other labor. He says he would not have been happy outside the church and has never regretted becoming a minister. He notes two had a good time and the church has been good to him.
U S GIs Mature In German Zone
An Army survey shows occupation troops in postwar Germany are mainly unmarried privates first class aged between two and twenty five. Most joined about eighteen months ago and have spent a year in occupied Germany. They completed about two years of high school and their IQ averages around the level reported.
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Soldier profiles shift as World War II veterans age and roles evolve
In 1946 the typical soldier was a young volunteer with three year service still undecided on oath. A waverance officer older than Pearl Harbor veterans shows longer service and overseas time. The scene shifts from court recess to World Series viewing as the day moves on.
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FIDGETS QUIETED NEW YORK WEED INQUIRY
Judge Samuel Leibowitz noted a plant import issue as leafy spurge weed, allegedly migrated to the United States from Russia, was discussed in New York. The report references discovery in a broader weed control matter and calls attention to import origins.
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