Agreement Foreseen LDS Session In State Conference
The conference between Senate and House leaders on eight hour day aims to reconcile legislation and appoint supervision. Leader statements by Senator Thomas and Representative Manarco express optimism for progress next week as delegates from across the southern portion of the state gather for morning and afternoon sessions led by Heber Meeks of 9 At Sea and Ogden A DeWitt of Bemopulle, with temple meetings and auxiliary group activities scheduled throughout the day.
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Hiactons
Tegtalauge
Egisiel-Ce
Sieadore Pga
Renate
Ber
Weir
Seorn Cireciar
Sarstor Thomas
Utah
Senate
Manarco
Ala
Heber Meeks
George B Hourton
Sather
Ogden
DeWitt
Yast Taglot
Mutus Improvement Associations
Meeks
Atlanta
Effie Meeks
Mission Relief Society
Idea Is White
Julie Sovergen
Yeung Purple’s
Lynne ¢* McKee
Book lists to be distributed Monday at Young Junior High
Bruce Flurry city superintendent announced that book lists for promoted students will be available Monday afternoon from 2 to 4 at the corridors of Young Junior High School. Lists cover elementary, senior high, and high school students.Students not promoted last year or new to the Dothan system should wait until next Saturday to register at their designated school.
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Young
Bruce Flurry
Dothan
Word from Guam POW Ree Wilson in Japan Letter
A cousin of Mrs. W. V. Sullivan showed a letter from Ree E. Wilson EM2c U S Navy captive since Guam fell December 15 1942. The note dated December 17 1943 and sent from Zentsai Japan was the first contact in over eight months. Mrs. Wilson also had another son Ensign David Wilson at Pearl Harbor.
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Guam
W. V. Sullivan
South Oates Street
Ree E. Wilson
Emac
U. S. Navy
Mra L. O. Wilson
Yantley
Ale
Oln
Docs. Sullivan
Mra. Wisco
Wilson
Alt Zentsai
Japan
Crippling Strikes Threaten Pennsylvania Mines
In Pennsylvania West Virginia and Kentucky supervisors vote to strike amid a new United Clerical Technical and Supervisory Union dispute. Government seizure of mines has curtailed production with about 10,000 miners idled. Ballots overseen by the National Labor Relations Board ask workers to approve or deny interrupting war production.
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Pittsburgh
Auike
Nexti Weex
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
United Clerical, Technical and Supervisory Union
District 50
United Mine Workers
John McAlpine
Super Vines
Urjian
Western Pennsylvania
Natiorial Labor Relations Board
War Labor Disputes Act
Two Marines Guarding Saipan Safe Forgotten
On Saipan Island two Marines were assigned to guard a conspicuous safe in a captured building. The commander pledged a relief detail, but four days passed without arrival. The marines, nearly starving, subsisted only when trucks from their outfit passed by and tossed them scraps of food.
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Saipan Island
Saipan
Lumber allotments issued to farmers
AP dispatch notes War Production Board action allowing farmers to receive 5000 feet of lumber. Officials said permits will not affect lumber for other uses and shipments may include timber for manufacturing without charge against timber decorations.
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Euler
Eno
Hut Farm
Ty & Bawa
Pep
WPH
Chinese and Japanese forces clash in Tengchung center actions
Chinese High Command announced advances against Japanese resistance in central Tengchung as troops cleared streets toward the northeast gate of a Japanese stronghold. Japanese forces faced多 losses near Hengyang and Lungling while Chinese positions held Sungshen and Yiling fronts amid continued fighting. MacArthur reported a heavy air raid on Davao with 38 Japanese planes destroyed and 110 tons of explosives dropped.
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Hengyand
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Davao
Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo Radio
Mindanao
MacArthur
Bulgarian crisis grows as Muraviev leads new government
The Balkan turmoil deepens as Constantin Muraviev forms a new Bulgarian government with Petko Stainovy as foreign minister, both seen as leftists. Moscow's stance unclear while Bulgaria shifts toward neutrality amid German and Allied pressure.
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Cairo
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Constantine Muraviev
Petko Stainovy
Muraviev
London
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Stambolisky
Moscow
Bulgaria
Germany
Russia
Romania
Bridlan
Walish
Transocean
Josef Tiso
Inundated Fragments From A War Memory Page
Fragmentary wartime reminiscence details suffering under German occupation. Survivor recalls being fired upon, treated as criminals, and burned sites as he and others endured captivity and hardship during the years of conflict.
Rucker Psychelogis Address Pilots and Labor of Psychology
Rucker Psychelogis will address pilots on psychology though the text is garbled. He was employed by the Department of Hospitals in New York City as a psychologist, author of a book on rates of suggestion in psychotherapy, and is working on a textbook on abnormal psychology. His military service interrupted his studies at Columbia University, where he was close to a PhD.
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Povete Furst
Agra
Allied advance reshapes France as Germans retreat past Brest
Reports say German forces flee St Mihiel area while Third Army drives toward Kuncy and Verdun. Allies press through the Meuse front near Verdun to St Mihiel as Berlin’s line weakens. German claims of counterattacks contrast with Allied encirclements around Compiegne and Montdidier. RAF strikes Brest to deter German withdrawal as invasion leaders plan four months’ defense.
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Third Army
Lorraine
Kuncy
St Mihiel
Meuse
Verdun
St. Minet
Hindenburg
France
Germany
London
Euch
England
Normandy
Paris
Compiegne
Adolf Hitler
Montdidier
Japanese Fourth Army drives across river to secure foothold
Fifth Army column advances to occupy southwestern slopes while Pisano area near Pisa anchors Allied lines. Fer Lik forces push to high ground north of Florence to link with British units as a coordinated offensive with the Eighth Army aims to clear mine fields and barriers in the mountains and spill into the plains. The plan seeks to swing Americans toward Southern France and join Allied breakout efforts across the Ligurian Sea.
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Fifth Army
Pisa
Florence
Eighth
France
Ligurian Sea
Highth
Bernard L. Montgomery
North Africa
Montgomery
Sir Oliver Leese
Eighth Army
Labor Act Violation Brings Small Fine
Birmingham AP The Bradford Labor Act violation led to a $50 fine for Clem Walter Jr superintendent of Ingalls Iron Works Co by Judge Grover C Boner Jefferson County Court of Misdemeanors and Felonies Walter appealed to the Circuit Court News notes Walter was arrested for using coercion or intimidation to influence union participation The report also includes unrelated wartime references and人物 snippets not connected to the case
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Birmingham
War Labor Board
Clem Walter, Jr
Ingalls Iron Works Co
Grover C. Boner
Jefferson County Court
James A. Simpson
Walter
Circuit
Bradford
Terracing in Houston County boosts farm program
A Brackeen official reports rapid terracing expansion across Alabama counties with 8,000,000 feet built by Aug 4 led by Geneva, Madison and Ferfer counties. Despite damp weather and velvet bean caterpillar damage cutting sweet potato prices, soil building progresses and farm inputs like clover reed, Kudzu crowns, basic slag and phosphates reach farmers under the AAA program.
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Teforma
Sernce
Ibor
South Au
South Alabama
Geneva County
Madison
Burfer
Dekalb
Houston
Fermers
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Brackeen
Floyd Baxter Home Damaged By Fire
A fire at Floyd Baxter’s residence at 103 N Herring Sunset damaged two rooms the attic and a clothes closet full of clothes and shoes. Firemen noted the Baxters were on the front porch and returned inside after hearing cracking noises to find the blaze.
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Floyd Baxter
N. Herring
Third Ukraine Army Advances Near Bulgarian Frontier
Moscow reported the third Ukraine army seized 60 localities and neared the Bulgarian border on the Drobru plain near the Black Sea while Bulgaria sought neutrality under pressure to join the Axis. Warsaw battles and Romanian movements were also noted as Russian advances pushed toward Hungary and Southern Germany.
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Drobru
Black Sea
Bulgaria
Moscow
Germany
Red Army
Sofia
Yougoslav
Marshal Tito
Iron Gate
Hungary
Hall Returns From Club Conference
Hall, a Rotary International Aims and Objects Committee member, returned to Dothan after a Rochester conference August 21 to 23 where Rotary program progress and the 40th anniversary plans were finalized. He met with 400 Rotarians and conferred with committee colleagues from New York, Chile, Wisconsin, California, and Ohio. He also visited clubs in Stuart Virginia Lexington Concord Yorktown and Newberry. Service kit totals for the Red Cross reached 5 424 672 Army and 504 173 Navy bags through June 3 1944.
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Harry Hall
Aims and Objects Committee
Rotary International
Dothan
Rochester
Rotary
Time and Objects Committee
Hall
J. Raymond Tiffany
New York City
Carlos Huerning
Santiago
Chile
Howell Evane
Two Rivers
Wisconsin
Marvel Beem
Los Angeles
Calif
Bert Downey
Springfield
Ohio
Stuart
Lexington
American Red Cross
Army
Navy
Dewey Optimistic On Rubber Situation
Washington predicted that sufficient rubber will be saved this quarter to meet demand, noting production at 900000 tons annually and a stockpile of about 20000 tons. The statement framed optimism about future supply despite war pressures and factory output constraints.
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Washington -Ap
Cat Bratisy
Dewey
Girmani
Dewey Apa
Wer Producton Board
Synviue
Jost wars the worse possible fate and war reports
The OWI report details German labor unrest due to bomb damage and scarce materials causing unemployment in technical trades. Workers seek housing and camps as old railway cars cram the displaced. Nazi resistance fractures appear with arrests and executions, stirring universal disgust and shifting loyalties.
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Berlin
OWI
Switzerland
Himmier
Hart Held On Rape Robbery Burglary Charges
Montgomery police hold James Hart in connection with multiple offenses since his return from Montgomery. He faces rape, robbery and burglary charges linked to the slaying of Esther Drew whose body was found near Semper. Detectives say Hart used a stolen identity, including a Montgomery registration card, in robberies and a July home invasion.
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Kiegre
Wosey
James Hart
Montgomery
Mont- Ponary
Mts
Malcalms Chisholm
Seather
Mosgomery
le Chisholm
Hart
Esther Drew
Air Force
Montgomery Authoritig
Don Sipes
Munrie Police
Sipes
Jack Cobb
Chisholm
Cobb
Drew
Germany-Tied Finland Peace Move Cited by Stockholm Dispatch
Stockholm dispatches report Germany was told to clear out of Finland by September 15 as a prerequisite for peace talks, with Russia demanding a break in ties with Germany. The text also notes “Bor” as a pep name for Charles Dickens.
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Pageaut
Stockholm
Finland
Germany
Russia
Bor
Charles Dickens
Local Official Faces Ruling From City Attorney
Unclear OCR text mentions Yeqrsrtis, secretary of the Alchemy of Municipalities, and a general named Cone facing a ruling from the city attorney. Details are fragmentary and origins uncertain.
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Yeqrsrtis
Alchemy of
Sin
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