Funeral today for 3 victims of auto crash
Three people died in a highway crash near Headland, Alabama, with Mina La Mae Gay of Headland and Ernest L. Marbury of Dothan among the deceased. J M Walker of Mobile also died. Marguerite Ward of Panama City survived. Ward, recovering at Dothan hospital, recounted the accident and linked deaths to the collision with a truck. Funeral services for Marbury and Gay were held or planned, with burials in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina la Mae Gay
Headland
Hedland
Mid- City
Misa Gay
Dothan
Lves
Ernest L. Mar Pury
J. Ms. Walker
Mobile
Is Gay
Marbury
W. B. Smith
W. Main Street
B. W. Dockery
First Baptist Church
Walker
Selma
Sels
Marguerite Ward
Pansma City
Dothan Hospital
Mlez
Ta Maa Gay
Earnest Mar- Wry
J. M. Walker
Here
Mies Gey
Hendland
Mr. Marbury
Misa Ward
Mr. Walker
Representative of the Eagle
Regional Red Cross Meeting Draws 80 Delegates
A regional American Red Cross conference was held in Enterprise with 80 delegates from Cortes Crenshaw Covington Geneva Dale Henry Kinnston Pike and Barbour counties. The day included morning noon afternoon sessions with speakers William Carl Hunt and Congressman Henry P Steigall plus round table discussions and a Roll Call plan for 79 230 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
sSpestall
American Red Cross
Cortes
Crenshaw
Covington
Geneva
Dale
Henry
Kinnston
Pike and Barbour
P. Hays
Files County
Washington, D. C
William Carl Hunt
Ager
Henry P. Steigall
Ouark
Hunt
Red Cross
Ita Browth
Coffee County
Steagall
Lions Club of
Elba
Enterprise Rotary Club
W.M. Brimnon
J. H. Singleton
Enterprise Ledger
J.J. Speight
Dothan
Unpaid payroll totals cited for four counties in report
Walter K. Smith chief examiner of accounts lists unpaid payrolls exceeding 294000 across Greene Hale Henry and Jefferson counties with Houston and Jackson also noted. Greene shows 91938.75 in funds and 32750.83 debts leaving 812.08 deficit. Hale 47399.70 funds 31239.92 debts leaves 16159.78. Henry 42983.84 funds 45095.12 debts leaves 8711.28. Houston 199731.64 funds 36195.92 debts leaves 73008.62. Jackson 125155.12 funds 44202.27 debts leaves 78832.85. Jefferson 1771591.95 funds 560615.97 debts leaves 1201075.08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Walter K. Smith
Greene
Hale
Henry
Jefferson
Houchon
Jackson
Gaia
Greene County
Hale County
Henry County
Houston County
Jackson County
Jefferson County
Plane loses wheel over Lympne England wing incident
A London Auxiliary Bombing Squadron plane detached a wheel while over Lympne. Another aircraft warned Flying Officer Thynne and Alf Gunner Russell. Thynne climbed to assist Russell who chose to stay with the plane. The plane somersaulted on landing and was damaged, but both men were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
London Auxilary
Lympne
England
Thymhe
Alf Gunner
Russell
Thynne
French Open China Building Opens in Tientsin
One of the most imposing buildings in all China has just been opened in Tientsin by the French government. Imported materials largely from France and a French architect designed the structure which measures 206 feet long and 65 feet high with nine stories of reinforced concrete. The right wing houses offices and the left wing apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tientsin
France
Duel at Alberta City Ends in Double Fatalities
In Alberta City near Tuscaloosa two men died after a gun duel between garage owner John Shelton and ice truck driver Clarence Franklin. Crosby, a local druggist, was wounded during the exchange as he tried to intervene. Franklin fired the pistol at Shelton, who later died. Crosby succumbed to his wounds a short time after. Franklin was arrested and held without bond as the investigation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloqba
John Shelton
Alberta City
Here
A. B
Crosby
Shelton
Clarence Franklin
Franklin
Frankin
Hope for Armaments Truce Grows With U S Adherence
Geneva October 21 AP reports growing hope for an armaments truce as the United States joins 12 nations in affirming the accord. Other signatories include Japan, Poland, Hungary, the Netherlands, Austria, New Zealand, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, Albania, Latvia, Luxembourg, France, and Switzerland. Italy and Germany had not replied.
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Geneva
Norrow
United States
Japan
Passla
Hungary
Holland
Australis
New Zealand
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
Albeania
Latvia
Luxembourg
France
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
Eleven Women Enroll In Red Cross Class
ENTERPRISE October 21 reports a Red Cross Nutrition class formed for mill section mothers. Held at Sipe J. W. Coleman home, the group discussed fund relations to health and will meet Thursday afternoons weekly with members including Mrs. D. P. Adkins and Dr. J. Coleman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Enterprise
Mothers of the Mill
Sipe
J. W. Coleman
D. P. Adkins
J. Colemann
J. A. Towlebs
Property of Survivors Garden Is Appraised in Oregon
Judge O A Sterle rules Chet and joint bank account held by Ryan and wife not disposed of by will becomes property of the survivor. The decision concerns an account between J F Wisma, Tr Rah county farmer, who died recently, and his wife. The estate's executors were appointed and the will entered as the opinion appeared in the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadrden
O. A. Sterle
Tyan
Wif
Sanyor
Wisma
Supreme Court
Flames Consume Site Of Old Turner Mill In Alabama
Talladega dispatch reports a fire at Chenha Creek near Tur ners Mill destroying the landmark still used in early Alabama industry. Charred timbers mark the ruins where the mill once operated serving a wide area. Nearby photos record the Jemison family heritage linked to the pioneer Finbert Jemison. Athens item notes enforcement actions tied to prohibition laws in Limestone County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talladega
Chenha Creek
Turners Mill
Alabama
Fale
Mise Jemison
Mise Jemison, Great Granddaughter of Jthe Ate Finbert Jemison
Ataies
Special Musical Number In Foggy Street Pageant
An unclear excerpt describes a special musical number titled The Silent Valentine in a local pageant on Faster Street Method. Names and details are jumbled. readable words reference Mire Mates Tarner and Gare AN but specifics are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gare
Rere
Menrad Beaty
Agreement Reported Reached For Shoals Operation Proposal
Reports from Chattanooga Tennessee indicate an agreement among local groups on a proposed operation at Shoals. Details describe collaboration, timing, and potential environmental measures to support the project’s development and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoals
108 Students Start Aeronautical Course
The report notes 108 students beginning an aeronautical course. Details are sparse but indicate enrollment and start of training relevant to aviation education programs.
Another Murder Charge Brought Against Mrs Judd
Phoenix reports that Mrs Winnie Truth Judd faces a second murder count in Arizona alongside the life-for-life case of two former friends. State Attorney Lloyd Andrews seeks the death penalty on each charge as she awaits trial. Judd was extradited after confessing to killing Mrs Agnes Leid and is expected to be tried separately for Hedvig Samuelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Winnie Truth Judi
State of
Arizona
Courty
Lloyd Andrews
Tony
Judd
Hedvig Samuelson
Agnes Leid
Andrewn Wald
Improved Staple Brings Premium for Auburn Cotton
Auburn reports improved staple cotton bringing a premium in prices as buyers purchase quality at about 2.5 dollars per bale. County agent and farmers expect the premium could lift the value of the crop by around four thousand dollars. Extension staff and local growers push for wider adoption to reward farmers who plant the improved lint and to encourage continued use of the improved variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
J.C Lawery
Extunaton Aighond Jantat
Atcona
Youngsters of Dothan Celebrate Hallowe'en Traditions
Young people in Dothan will roam the streets on Hallowe'en night in their annual pranks and parades. Witches and ghouls are part of the festivities as youths uphold local traditions amid playful scare tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Witchen
Gobtinn
Apyoks
Rhoaty
Hallowe'en
Officers Named by Church Group at Session Here
The Kant Alabama Presbytery announced officers and committee selections at a Wednesday session. The meeting endorsed grouping smaller churches for self support and a plan to elect elders and deacons for a term of years. Union Springs was named the next meeting place with the session set for April 12, 1982.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kant Alabima
Plana
General Assembly
Union Springy
First Presbyterian Church
Montgomery
Presbytery
W. B. Clemthona
Geneva
Treachrer
Robert M. Mann
Opelika
Citrh
Som B. Hay
Auburn
Teev
H. V. Carson
Roert M. Mann
James M. Graham
Donald C. Macguire
H. B. Dowell
Mesichee, Jr
Stanhope Elmore
Lynn W Carleton
Florala
Rev. Kbe
Munn
Cy Ft
Webater
Vauncan
Carmichael
Cronias
Dothan Meet Demands Campbell Leave City After Acquittal
A mass meeting at the courthouse in Dothan urged Dr J A Campbell to quit the city following his recent acquittal on an attempted assault charge. The gathering led by Mrs Sarah Crawford protested Judson College actions regarding a local girl and featured a letter from the assaulted student to her parents. A copy of the letter was to be mailed to Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Gay
Gay
Miss Gay
Home Guano Co
Dothan
Marbury
Eloise Liddon Soper
New York City
Barlow Liddon
Ell. Marbury
Of 26
Om Masa
J A. Camphall
Dothan Physics
Campbell
Dothun Gir
Offer
Mina Sarah Crawford
Woman's League
Revoluion
Dre Campbell
Misa Crawford
Chatre Roan
Mra. G. Tf
Bae Jone
F. LD
Culver
Davie
I. F. Tatum
Evetus Whidden
J. J. Crawford
Judean College
Judson
Mina Crawford
Governor Long Pleads No Jurisdiction in Suit
In Shreveport on October 31 the governor Huey Langada pleaded lack of jurisdiction and absence of a cause of action in response to Ralph Cyr's suit seeking to oust him from the governorship. The answer was set to be filed by six attorneys. Langala filed a ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Long
Sureveport
Rrar Huey Lang Laday
Paul Cyr
Neeking
Slefriesenurt Berm
Iwernar Langalas
State Employees Not Paid Today
Incomplete readable fragments describe state employees not receiving pay today with unclear names and scattered foreign terms, suggesting a payroll disruption or administrative delay. The text lacks coherent dates, places, or responsible agencies, making precise attribution difficult.
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Hiss Hy Mae Gay
Ernest L. Marbury
Batavia
Java
Javana Nees
Mecca
AM Save Steamship Com
Houston
Arkana
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Arkansas
Frank Nichols
Kirkavills
Mies
Nichola
Athens
W. W. Callahar
Chattanngifa
Chathunenga
Viet Sifferenens
Neenan Maess
Vibe AT
Thes Lorethy
Mrs. Judd
Agnes Lerai
W. B. Clemmonn
Chatre Juan
Angin H, McNair
Vranak
Blelzuy
T. A. Fay
J. BP
Johnson
Chest Education
Edward A. Mehnn Jr
Greenville
Clement Ritter
J. Cassels
A.D. Ramsey
Peelisioga
HL. Lawa
Alevanter City
WB. Cleo
Edward A. Melna
Shepard
Fitzgarahh
Tey
Clementier
Derhon
Sharma
Thev
Andriaon
T. Hanley
de Genipeleth Valor Few
Jarses Mf
Graham
Banal
Vartiniee
Freeman
John WooTerey
Hebonia Aml
Callecesthey
Franke
Lafayette
KE Eston TS
Moke
Rey
Chile
Ioc
DR. Campbell
Meet
City
Alto
Eatoppal
Zail
Cyr
Steemg
Sphere
Alent Muller
Chen
Poe
Felipe Ae
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