Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass
GACK FROM COSTA RICA J Doug Kendrick, seq of Mr and Mrs T D Kendrick of Etna, recently returned from three months visit in Costa Rica Central America, aero meet The monthly meeting of the Alabama Aeronautics Commission of Nebard Sept 13 at Lam Montgomery, where ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gack
Costa Rica
J. Doug Kendrick
Mr. and
Mra
T. D. Kendrick
Etna
Confin America
Mionthly
Alxbarnh Aeronautics Commitnion
Lam
Montgomery
Isda
Decatur Man's Body Recovered From River
Decatur authorities recovered the body of Cothern near the Brentur Goodyear mill after a river accident. A foreman, Cothern and two companions were fleeing when a boat? dent caused the incident. Cothern survived? and is mourned by his widow, a daughter, and two stepdaughters.
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Decatur
Decatur Gothe Gemertiog
Berg
Unclear historical dispatch on wartime movements and travels
Fragmented report notes a Navy officer and others involved in a retreat or policing event near Riley, with mentions of Weather and midwest war activity. References to President Truman and Vice President Barkley show a chaotic sequence of travel from Washington to Pittsburgh and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
Cochrane
Navy
Riley
Aka
Gunesel Pont
Finslen
Harold L. Smith
Washington
Pittsburgh
Tex Moines
Kansas
Cliq Nq
Arion
Independence
Ate Ten W. Barkley
St. Loui
Dra. Cameton
Blanario Hea Heen
Harkley
St. Louis
Miss America Contest Candidacy Sparks Fashion and Parade Plans
The preparations for the Miss America pageant proceed as contestants receive their week’s instructions. Directors organize fittings and rehearsals with a rough grind ahead. A parade and evening shows are planned as the public anticipates the first public glimpse of the hopeful entrants tomorrow morning.
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Vic
Lucy
Nevada
Ste
Shore Millen
Aleve
Oman
America
Weekend Arrests Add To City Police Records
Week end arrests brought a surge in bookings as city officials logged 09 notes on various charges. Deputies and highway patrolmen combined to arrest multiple suspects while officers recorded drunks during Labor Day weekend. A range of offenses included public drunkenness assault disorderly conduct and vagrancy. two taxi drivers faced driving without permits and several individuals were questioned in slaying and gambling party incidents.
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McRit
Patechen
Verdon H. Mathis
Napier Field
Enrollment Struggles With First Grade Jump Across City
City schools report first grade overflow as 71 teachers needed. Bruce Flurry says until a survey is done no definite plans. teachers may work in lunchrooms or double shifts. High schools add classrooms. county enrollments vary, with Santor Kiah’s district down and several high schools near normal.
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Bruce Flurry
Avertion
Young Dumar High School
Santor Kiah
Lash Yeur
Tounty
Solomon Enator Ab
Webb
Rehobich
Baxter
Cringhsal conspiracy and city election figures collide
Ross, former ndmuniewotye and secretary to Mayor Willen O'Dayser, a Baul] candidate for city Gan treller, was uninjured. A concert by a Communist singer and a protest by anti Communist demonstrators led to injuries and arrests. Westchester County District Attorney George M. Fang ordered removal of weapons from both sides. Six injured hospitalized. locations include Peckslill and New Mayen. Police arrested six with varying charges including knife possession, drunken driving, and assault.
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Cringhsal
Baul] Ross
Ndmuniewotye
Willen O'Dayser
City Gantreller
Robeson
Ciot ii
Felice
Ndey
Westchester County District
George M. Fang
Qountieys
Rokenon
Peckslill
New Mayen
Conn
New York City
Whit¢ Hatoga Hovae
Wauge
Parade Leaders and Speakers Highlight Day in Capital
A parade was led by Dexter Sunset with broad civic and patriotic groups joining. Notable speakers included Carey Balgte, CSO director from Birmingham. George Gill of Atlanta, VP of Division 49 CWA. D. Pattatson, president of Tuskegee Institute. B. R. Wace, rector of the State Labor Department. and Eugene Wella, State CIO secretary from Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eucka
Dexter
Carey Balgte
al Birmingham
Alabama
CSO
George Gill
Atlante
Divison 49
Communication Workers
Ur PF
D. Pattataon
Preston
Tuskegee Institute
B. R. Wace
State Labor Department
Eugene Wella
Birmingham
State Cio
Negro man arrested in Sunday slaying case
Joe Foster, a 6 year old misread detail, is identified as the deceased man. Robert Lee Porter, arrested on murder charges, is held in Houston County jail. Mary Lou Crews, seen witness, is jailed on charges of truancy and public drunkenness. Detective James Lewis notes Porter claimed Foster and the woman drugged him and that he was robbed of about $10. The investigation continues with multiple conflicting statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Foster
Troy Alley
Mary Lou Crews
J. Walt Cameron
Eldridge Cameron
Robert Lee Porter
Houston County
Oliyang
Porter
Mary Lea Crews
City Policsenen
Dor
Hans Sewage Dispvent Plant
Lameon Seid
Cox Sees Shifting Views On Congress Position
Cox believes the Prenat dent has strengthened his stance in Congress and notes a conciliatory mood. He agrees with a White House record statement that Congress will enact the administration program but thinks most points can be compromised. He says the President secures compromises that may not fully satisfy him.
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Cox Adi
Congress
Cox
Unclear text on spy investigation and planned hearings
Fragmented OCR notes mention number 18, prep hearings, a September date, and an alleged wartime Communist cell at Berkeley. It references a radiation research center and WHIP, with French and Owl mentions. Details are uncertain and partial.
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Willtee
Mate Sedele
Comdack
Patteen
He Berkeley
Cat, Radiation and Notory
WHIP
Danned Dale
You Sany
French
Owl
Knights of Labor Rise and Decline in 19th Century Labor Movement
A fragmented historical note outlines the Knights of Labor from its secret beginnings in 1869 to its 1878 peak, led by Uriah Stephens and its rapid growth to 700,000 members after strikes. It details its reforms, internal weaknesses, and eventual decline by the late 19th century due to leadership issues and broader labor conflicts.
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Uriah 5. Stephens
Philareiilia
Tk Waacond
Stephens
Knights of Labor
Bible pluckers charged in Spokane case
Two young Bible sellers were charged following a Spokane incident. Names include Ralph Smith, Willem Lewey, Francis Metird, and Lee Horner. Sheriff reports the business was poor and investigators pursue the matter as a possible offense.
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Wes
Shere
Ralph Smith
Willem M. Lewey
Detvalt
Francis Bi Metird
Holyoke
Cole
Byth
Lee Horner
Nancy Barnes Ozark Rites Set After Skipperville Death
Nancy Barnes Ozark eighteen of Skippervills died early this morning in a home likely Orchard County hospital after a week’s illness. Funeral services planned at Skipperville church tomorrow afternoon with Rev A E Mata and Rev Glen Toilating officiating. Burial to follow in Bupnorville cemetery. Surviving kin include her father Gaia perville and siblings Jane, Matty, and other relatives.
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Nancy Barnes
Ozark
Skippervills
Han Hosel
Skippervilin
A. E. Mata
Glen
Ilating
Holean
Oaack
Akeet
Bupnorville
Carastory
Pater
Clerk Aska Phoners Contact Water Office For Bills
Vaughn explains clerks relay about 90 percent of inquiries to correct number. He notes the process saves time and avoids waste. He suggests adding entries to the phone directory to reduce need for calls.
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Joy. Vaughn
Ure
Suet and Mead
Vaugin
Butons
Vaughan
Atlantic storm near Bermuda and Gulf coast movement shifts
An Atlantic hurricane tracked overnight with winds over 100 knots. The storm extended 155 miles east and north of the center and 100 miles west, with Navy trackers noting violent, erratic behavior. A radar Air Force plane followed its progress while Bermuda moved planes and personnel inland awaiting calmer conditions. Forecasters warned movement would be uncertain until midday EST due to the storm's slow pace.
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Norton
Mexico
Misalanto
Alabama
Gulf
Bermuda
U. & Air Force
Naval
Hamilton
Forpcaster
Minmi Weather Bureau
Local Exchange Committee Names 5 Chairmen for City Sections
Walter Davis Tavis Scott Boykin Davis and Carl Ewallgrove will chair specific city sections. Henderson outlined sponsorship entry rules for businesses and girls under various firms. A fifth Exchange committee oversees programs tickets and advertising led by Robert Morris. Entry blanks are available from Epsilon Sigma Alpha members and at the Martin Theater. Katherine Pearson of the Dothan Sorority chapter noted many entries have already signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Martin Theater
Henderson
Katherine Pearson
Dothan
LA Xitts
Truman Hits Selfish Interests in Call for Public Housing
President Truman denounces selfish interests opposing broader social security and public housing. He accuses business groups and rent interests of blocking minimum wage raises and union rights while urging a collective approach to expand housing for low income families and stabilize prices for farmers.
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Congress
Truman
Trurman
Wey
Treasure trial looms over Mussolini riches mystery
Milan hosts a pivotal trial probing the disappearance of Mussolini's gold hoard and jewels once valued by officials at about 10 million dollars. Prosecutors accuse 35 suspects of involvement in the treasure's concealment and related witness tampering as postwar Italy seeks accountability.
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Milan
Italy
Aftr
Donge
Acclam
Sal
Dodta Gyn
Mussolini
Switzerland
Res
North
Maly
Cleary
Talian
Guiga Bufferini
Guidi
Republic of Salo
Giampieno Pelligrini
Government plans spark debate on welfare programs
In a fiery address the speaker defends social security, education improvements, and a national health program against opponents who warn of inflation and deflation. He asserts the goal is to promote welfare for all and vows to push these programs forward despite criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellara
Champion Walker 74 Still Walking Across the Nation
Kirby McHill once known as Kirby the Hakseed recounts his 30 mile trek from Kansas City toward Chicago. The 74 year old says his walks aim to restore blood flow and fitness, and notes a long history of road adventures and store-box collection on downtown streets.
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Daniel FR. Anthony IV
Leavenworth
Tiny
Polson
Jalen
Kangae City
Chicago
Kirby McRill
Tonliet
Aligiett
Kansas City
Tarball
Kirby
Marine Reserves Train Across Summer at Pendleton Camp
Marine reserves from 39 cities coast to coast head to Camp Pendleton for the largest training program in history. Thousands join land, sea and air drills in a 200 square mile area stretching along the California coast. They practice firing M1 rifles, crawling, running and deck drills as units from Montara to Texas unite for readiness.
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Mag Roe Rasor
Pendleton
Sale
California
Pacific Coast
Mississippi
Engi
Murine Corps
Dia
Saipan
Iwo Sima
Peg Les Sowell
Alcher
Jack Fe
Sowell
Oaklend
Crit
Blaky
Tin Ta Caprice
Firat Marine Division
Crougs
Cay Hey
Los Angeles
Hollswoot
Montara
Oklahoma
Tesas
Arizona
Washington
Jengon
Snetby
Deity Belt and Kirby Plot Romance on Blair Street
Daly Bel and Kirby scheme to win a woman as they wander Blair Street. Kirby, a nine year old scientific walker, favors railroad tracks for stride and wears gear to stay cool. He boasts of large feet and even claims a beard and fowl keeps him from sunburn.
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Daly Bel
Farm Tour Set by Bankers in Jackson County
Marianna Special Bankers and professional agriculturists from 316 Florida counties meet in Jackson County for a farm tour and discussions on farming practices. J C Rogers of Leesburg chairs the Florida Farm Bureau agricultural committee. Kennedy Jackson County Agent handles arrangements. Demonstrations, barbecue, and guided tours planned at Anderson's farm with W B Anderson hosting.
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Marianna
Ploriga
Werinesdas
Jackson County
J. C. Rogers
Leesburg
WB. Anderson
Greenwood
Rogers
Florida Bambers Association
Dein - My ~ Kennedy
Jacksonville
Athostate Fedoral Reserve Bank
University of Florida Agricultural Extension Service
Banksers Association Committee
Rogera
Une
Anderson
J. W. Malone
Anderton
Jacksonville Bank
Kennedy Gard
Greenwood Ferm
Boy
Calhurn
Escamems
Prarkiln
Rae Salts Holmen Teckean
Jefferson
Lean
Seth
Okaloota
Sante Hosa
Wakulla
Walton
Washington
Birmingham Job Applications Rise in August
The Alabama Department reported nearly 2000 more Birmingham area job applications in August than July. total applications reached 2326, an increase of 1081 from July, while unemployment insurance totals fell to 1082. Office placements rose in August with 986 in agricultural work and 55 in farm labor.
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Birmingham
Alabama
Indurira
Agus
Agelen
Fragmented Note Highlights British Aid and Monetary Tensions
The piece discusses English dollars and Solara terms, suggesting Britain may weaken support by devaluing, while noting psychological barriers to action on global issues. It also lists local lodge and chapter meetings and a council schedule with transport to a summer camp by air.
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AL Leh
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