Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Reported
Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass recounts local incidents including trespassing warnings, Labor Day vehicle crash involving McArthurs from Pawsey and a Houston County school bus collision. It notes probation rulings for Genev a Matold Lindsey and Milford Money, plus Moody Hospital appoints Mico Louia Coker as Director of Nursing Education and staff changes at Napier Field School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the McArthurs
Pawsey
Charlie McArthur
Houston County
Charlie
Earl C
Pansey
Frobation Geneva
Matold Lindsey
Gereve County Law and Equity Court
Milford Money
Otter
William Lawrence
Moody Nuareg
Myrtle Littlejown
Moody Hospital
Mico Louia Coker
Nursia and
Nursing Education
Mina Coker Wan
Piedmont Hospital
Atlante Shell
HB. Belmat
Napier Fields School
Holiday Deaths In State At 18
Alabama's long Labor Day weekend death toll stood at 18 today, a drop from the July 4 total of 23. Sixteen people lost their lives in highway accidents. One man drowned and another died of a heart attack while swimming. The State Highway Patrol deployed all available officers to read duty to reduce fatalities as traffic remained lighter than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alabama
Wattie
Petrona
Draft Board Lists 16 As Delinquent
Houston County draft clerks released names of 16 delinquents to whom questionnaires may be sent. Delinquents face fine or imprisonment if they fail to report. readers with knowledge of whereabouts urged to assist. Listed individuals include Willie Jones, James McLoud, Walter Abram Long, John F Tharp, James F Davis, and others across multiple towns and routes. many listed as Negroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County Draft Board
Sepisirenia
Willie Jones
King Street
Dame Williams
McGure T
Brykin
East
Newton Street
Jimmie Writs
East Adams Soret
James McLoud
Lowih Alyge
Waler Abram Long
Atlanta
Devid
Johnny Lee Johnson
Cottonwood
Curtie Lee Hill
Dothan
J. B. Orange
Land Allis
J8weil
Houston Scouts Gain Advancements
A Board of Review for Houston District Bar Beouln at City Hall approved scouts for advancement and merit badges. Names include Bruce Hodges Larry McLennan from Troop 38 with Star rank nominees Frank Martin Troop 108 and others earning merit badges in public speaking music pioneering lifeguarding swimming cooking bird study and safety fields such as stamp collecting and pathfinding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Bar Beouln
City Hall
J. Whit King
Bruce Hodges
Larry McLennan
Jim Im Howell
Andress
BI Church
Frank Martin
Edward Hodges
Fields Bailey
Tony Suieges
Bruse Hodges
Leslie Blumberg
Frank Marlin
Spessling
Bi Andress
Cape Watteran Hurricane Scrapes Florida Coast
The tropical cyclone approached the Florida West Coast from the southeast, then moved northeast with winds speeding from 115 to 128 mph. High tides flooded beaches, forcing evacuations from Anna Maria to Clearwater, as the storm crossed near Havana and Key West before curving inland into the Gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Watteran
Florida
Stunday
Bradenton - St. Petersburg
Anna i Mariasland
Bradenich
Pinellak
St. Petersburg
Clearwater Brach
Strang
Cubs
Havana
Malanzan
Sian
Key West
Gulf
Police Helped Roving Worker Reunite with Belongings
A man in dirty clothes and horn rims, claiming to be from Jacksonville, sought two suitcases said to hold all his possessions. Police tracked a missing item, recovered one suitcase at headquarters, and later reunited the man with the second bag after a brief pursuit and a cleanup request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo
Jacksonville
Chie Eadie D. Kelley
Statin
Kelley
UN Bombing Flight Incident Report Cites Soviet Pilot
The United Nations reported a twin engined bomber identified only by a red star opened fire on a UN fighter patrol near the Korea coast. The UN destroyer recovered one body, identified as Lt. Mishin Tenmedhi Vailebin of the USSR armed forces, amid calls for a special session and new resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Ug Stowly
Ihenesia
Kreean
Republic of Rares
Ifmv
Malik
Cageres
U.S
Russia
Membrre
Remy
Aysuetine
Sher Deleente Warren
Sweden
Munist Chin
Korea
United Nevens
United Nat ‘Ions
Patro
Mishin Tenmedhi Vailebin
Armed Forces
Ussr
Leesialumber
North Korea Push Threatens Taegu Front in Fierce Battles
AP dispatch reports heavy NK penetrations northwest of Pohang and along the Pohang Taegu corridor as allied forces defend high ground southeast of Kyongju. Troops from US, South Korea, and units including the 24th Infantry clash with Reds assisted by armored divisions and tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taegu
Tpom
MacArthur
Angang
Fen-Man
Pohang
Kleye
Nynter
Rede
Pohang Taegu
Gene
U. S
Sani
Ran Herden Cystass
Jnetnae
Fragmentary note on seed corn breeding and tasseling
A partial OCR note discusses enduring issues in seed corn breeding in Vancouver. It mentions perennial drinkers and harmful tasseling, and notes a standard sentence of thirty days. The source language is garbled but centers on hybrid seed corn and the labor around tasseling.
Dejected Employee Garners City Board Aid
City commissioners, in a swift meeting, approved aid after an employee facing a serious allergy to materials used in rate extermination sought help. The worker, rendered unable to perform duties, was reassigned to a different job and assisted with a claim to cover lost wages, easing family bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Department
Iypinis
Geawang Chaldren
September Match June ship record in New York area
The New York shipping bit reports launchings in September matching the June record. Vessels at Camden and Quincy will launch, including the Atlantic Engineer, the Atlas Seaman, and the President Adams, with the Independence and Constitution at Quincy. Cotton futures rise in New Orleans on renewed demand and crop estimates amid weather effects. Verle Freeman’s cockfight story closes with a note on a missing bird after complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEW York
Statemuer
New York Rhupbarding Corp
Camden
Ki J
Bethlenem Steel
Hare River
Quincy
Mass
Dame
Atlantic Engineer
Atlante
Adams
Plufige
Jackson Syd
Quine
New Orleans
Dothan Deaths and Local Notices Chronicle Wirings
Mrs Mollie Vaughn mother of Mrs Frank Dunham of Dothan died this morning while visiting in Birmingham. She was born near Opelika and had resided in Dothan since 1938. survived by two Vaughn daughters, a son Bennie Vaughn of Dothan, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements incomplete. F F Tomberlin, 4 year Mobile newsman, veteran of WW II, dies. survived by five brothers and two sisters. funeral arrangements incomplete. Ozark W B Silavent dies while visiting Cululubor Georgia. services at Ebenezer Church with burial in church cemetery. widow two, a son, a stepson, several grandchildren. Annie L. Wyatt, 56, of Dothan dies. funeral Wednesday at First Christian Church with burial in Dothan City Cemetery. survived by two daughters, a brother, and several sisters and grandchildren.
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Mollie Vaughn
Mole Vaughn
Frank Dunham
Dothen
Birmingham
Vaughn
Opelika
Vaughera
G. J. Manlay
Jessie Vaugin
Union Stridges
Bennie Vaugin
Cook F. Tomberiin Enterprise
E. Tomberiin
Ameress, Legion
Tomberlin
Foster Hardert
Rowland
Orark
J. W. Sliavent
Paneema City
Grady Silayvent
Rlamville
L.A. Grant
Omie Gum
Mte
Fanttie Dunaway
Annie L. Wyate
Met Annie
Dothan
Tenn
George Ala Jr
Waro ‘Tee
Jack Gray
R. Mterazer
Mia
P. J. Moore
Cy Riddle
Auburn
Upand
Livestock prices at major Georgia plants amid early January runs
Livestock receipts show 175 cattle 200 calves and 2600 hogs at eight packing plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Ga Dothan Jacksonville and Tallahassee Prices fell about 50 cents from Friday Hog bars gilts and sows quoted across weights with most plants listing 20 to 21 dollars for 233 to 274 pound hogs and 19 to 21 dollars for larger end weights Some plants noted 21.25 for 180 pounds and up to 10.25 for 240 pound sows Weather notes record low Illinois 95 degrees below zero at Mt. Carroll on January 22 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Federal Io
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Tredium Ip
Mediare
Auburndale Woman Injured In Crash
Mrs. Thutie Lre Thompson of Auburndale Florida 38 sustained a fractured skull after a collision on U S Highway 84 near Pansey. Thompson her son Hubert Ray 2 and John Alton Dupree suffered minor injuries as Grist Dy Car C McArthur 8 of Pansey drove a truck and turned into a farm road. A passenger in the truck is in a local hospital with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thutie Lre Thompson
Auburngale
Fla
U. S. Highway 84
New
Pansey
Benbie
Thompson
Alo
Auburndale
John Alton Dupree
Priet
Rotary Talk by Dr George Kerlin at Dutch First Methodist
Rotarians heard Dr George Kerlin pastor of the First Methodist Church of Dutch as guest speaker. The meeting featured remarks on church growth as an economic asset. An accident report noted lacerations to the right hand and ear with damages estimated at 290 and 140 for the car and track respectively, no charges filed. The average American dietary figures on butter cheese and milk quote reads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kerlin
First Methodist Church of
Dutch
Thompson
Rotary Club
Frank Covington
Prper
Scout Reservation Projects Advance Survey Near Clinton
George Miller and Geneva Scouter direct surveying at the Seoul Reservation near Clinton to lay out dam and lake sites. Council Scout Executive Robert McRizut says Miller stakes the area to plan future development and outline a layout for two projects at the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul Reservation
Clinton- Will
George Miller
Geneva
Council
Robert McRizut
Miller
Poultry Market Report From Atlanta Details Prices and Supply
US delegation notes North Georgia poultry supply steady with adequate flight rigs though shortages on 3 and larger sizes. Prices paid F.O.B. farm Monday afternoon ranged with broilers at about 90 cents per pound. A historical note recalls veterans mustered out of Gen Andrew Jacksons army at the end of the War of 1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
USDA
Alabama
Andrew Sacknon
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Ertas ‘Anaesten
Fiatton Pitts
Wanger Saunty
Reywueka
Fregaera
Tronera Chapman Nhsing Company
Dia Bonen
Draft Board
Ene
Monarch
E. E. Bentley Company
Mason Or
Contresp
Smith & Lurie Band & Gravel Co
Yen
Pat
Panama City
Wees Exp Fargo
Poneman City
Ar. Dothan
Parmation
Air Force
Nea
Wonsan
U.S. Air Force
Kyongju
Puram
Pennea
Jerusalem
Jan Peerce
Metropolitan Opera
Pierce
Bogota
Los Angeles
Europe
Newel
Vancouver
Bakersfield
Calif
Verle Freeman Frare
Patice
NEW York Co
New York
Harden’s
Speignen
Lilnois Wan
Mt. Carrot
Dan
Bauman
Asia
West South Street
Malvern
Als
Mommie
Dothan Eagle
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