Dean's List Honoree From Enterprise Named At Auburn
B. Byza of Enterprise is named to the Dean's List at Auburn seen in the Summer Gee five program. The Alabama Board of Education related item notes a Montgomery meeting for the Alabama Aero Faule Commission on March 12 at 9 am in the Base Department office at 102 Church Street.
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Auburn
B. Byza
Enterprise
Tappe Summer Gee
Montgomery
Monship Brpating
Alabame Aero Faule
Aeronar- Vex
Church Street
Traffic crash injures three near State Road 12
Three persons were hurt when a car struck a tractor being driven behind another vehicle on State Road 12 late yesterday. Minor injuries were treated by a physician. An investigation is pending by the sheriff. The 1941 census notes Roman Catholics in the area.
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Prevanen
Wels Clave BS
Kosharany Aye Een
Sixty five Houston men leave for pre induction exams
Sixty five Houston County men departed for Montgomery for pre induction physical exams. Mrs Alda Hynson, draft board clerk, announced and listed names including Durrel Whidson Charles Howell Jour Beauchamp Isene Harfield Henry Weathers James Alford Alexander Cherry Joseph Graves Howard Hil Aubrey Greene Lester Ramsey and many others. Some men were transferred to other draft boards including Robert Balkewin Joe F Jones Elijah Roach and Marvin Driver to Montgomery and other boards across New York Maryland Connecticut New Jersey and elsewhere.
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Houston County
Montgomery
Alda Hynson
Durrel
Whidson
Han
Charles Howell
Jour Beauchamp
Isene Harfield
Henry Weathers
James Alford
Alexander Cherry
Joseph Graves
Howard Hil
Aubrey Greene
Lester Ramsey
Robert Venn
James Williams
Jaret Johnson
Gien Adams
Charis Burton
James Elmore
J. T. Fowler
Wile Barber
John Beasley
David Seifors
Rosset Harseil
Virgil Pena
Brady Jackson
W. F. Fowler
Jackson M. Garner
Joe Stanton
Thomas Robinson
Carl” McNeil
Earl Boyd
Henry Cook
James Mills
James Smith
Addol Hartigg
Delphus Rost
James Culbreth
Marion Hail
Selmer Paul
James Thornton
Wallace Whigham
Beauford Smith
M. H. Gruthn
Isaac Williams
Hoy Stokes
Harry Clark
Rehart Reynolds
Willie Dunaway
Deet Wilson
Charles Skipper
James Preston
Chipley Bennett
Red Irick Jackson
Leon Rite
Hubert Owens
Luke Mortis
Willy Noa
Wallace Newton
Willie Moore
Vincent J
Thacker, Jr
William Crower
George Owens
Revert Korneway
Coffee Boy Among Dairyman Winners
A five year old Randolph County farm boy who borrowed money in 1947 to buy his first cow, Bobby Futral of Goodwater, won the Alabama Be Clap dairy men honor at the State 4 H Club meeting in Auburn. He will represent Alabama at the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. He has earned almost $700 from milk sales through efficient management and record keeping. Runners up included Bobby Bridgman, Katherine Gailbert, Wayne Ennis, and others as the program featured daily demonstrations a dress revue and leadership training. New officers of the State 4 H Club Council will be elected.
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Auburn
Randolph County
Alabama
Dorry Traylor
Woodland
Congress
Chicago
Jerry
Emmett
Bobby Futral
Goodwater
Bobby Bridgman
Katherine Gailbert
Monroeville
State
Poultry Market Report From Atlanta Area
Atlanta AP wire reports show live poultry market demand improving with steady buying interest. Supplies remain mostly adequate, but some traders note continuing shortages in particular weights and categories such as fryers and small birds, with prices around 29 to 31 cents per pound.
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Poultry Atlanta
Georgia
Keady
Peanut On A Hinge Grown In Mousten Farm
A fragmentary report notes peanuts grown on the Burne farm near the county farm agent C. M King. Ling explains issues with the hinge in peanut stems and soil, describing an unusual growth pattern observed during an office visit.
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Mousten
C. Mking
Ling
Burne
4-H Club Girls Win Major Honors at Livestock Show
In Donalsonville special coverage, Gipps Club Fat Show entries won top prizes. Marilyn Avirett earned first in lightweight calves with Wayne Easom second, while Percy Hornsby led heavyweights. Trawick and Nornehy hogs also placed. County Agent Razan and agents Williams and Baker oversaw judging, noting emphasis on shape, finish, type, and depth.
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Donalsonville
Gipps Club
Lopnda Wert
Marilyn
Ny Trawick
Wayne Fasom
Percy Nornehy
Esem
Percy Hornsby
James Jettonats
Laden Swencer
Ine Trawick
John B. Trasswick
Wille Weahters
Witte Parker
Tirat
Marilyn —Avirett
Wayne Easom
Ronnie Harrell
H. Eugene Razan Adited
B. B. Baker
Rayce Hl
E.G. Williams
Tifton
Willams
Williams
4-4 Club
Georgia
Towa
Minsur
Ing Clubs
Little Theater Sets Tryouts For Laure
Tryouts for the Dothan Little Theater production of Laure will be held tomorrow and Friday at the City Auditorium beginning at 7 pm. The first meeting of the new season last night featured the theater group selecting the plan for the year with Marvin Carter as president and Charles Nab as secretary.
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Dothan Little Meater
City Auditorium
Marvin Carter
Charles Me
City Seeks Winter Uniform Bid Proposals
City Commission invites bids for winter police and fire uniforms and gear with samples required. Sealed bids due by Sept 16 in clerk’s office for wool serge trousers coats caps and shirts for police and fire departments, specify bidder samples.
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City Commission
Death notices for Newsome Petway White from Wiregrass
Grave rites were held for James M Newsome in Old Selam Church Cemetery. Survived by widow Georgia Newsome two sons Allen and C H, daughter Myrile Sneed, siblings, and others. Marion Leverett Petway funeral at Ashford Baptist Church with multiple pastors officiating. Joseph J White 75 of Bit Dora Fin funeral at Union Baptist Church with Ward Wilson directing. widow Potlie Hagler White and children survive.
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James
Newsome
James M. Newsome
Old Selem Church
Ronnie Wetherland
Str
Georgia Newsome
Altha
Allen
O' Ds
C. H
Tallshassea
Mrs
Myrile Dzif Sneed
Tom Newcome
Marinting
Mra
Maggie Webbs
Mazinana
Marion L. Fetway
Ashford
Puneral
Marion Leverett Peiway
Nigny
Emory University
Ashford Bapital
C. M Agee Baptist
Raymond Schnender
Methodist Church
J. C. Brannan
Dondu the Servicoe
Pattchesters
Wright
St. Joe
Montgomery
W. #. Pate, Sr
Joseph T, White
Joseph J. ‘Whit
Dora
Fin
Ovala
Union
Ghureh
White
Ife
Geneva County
Fiorid
Ward-Wilson
Alex Collins
Ward - Wilson Funeral Home
Union Cemetery
Potlie Hagler White
Mt. Dora
Paul Pate
Mt Dora
Eudora White
Tallahassee
Alton White
San Francisco
Cliftin White
Akron
Ohio
J. B. White
Chipley
Taegu Front Battle Update From US Commanders
Reports from Taegu East of the city at Yongchon and nearby fronts describe heavy fighting with Red advances across a 140 mile battlefront. General MacArthur’s headquarters tallies 2,050 Communists killed or wounded and 69 captured in the 24 hour period, with 1,000 Reds possibly isolated in the Southwest sector. British troops join American lines along the Naktong River barrier near Taegu as reinforcements and aggressive patrol actions continue along the front.
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Taegu
Mies
Yongchon
Ksengiu
Pohang
MacArthur
Hong Kont
Nake Fand River
Aind
U. S
Tacgu
bin Thy Dough
Bove
Fonine
Lar
Erikson
Yengehon
Ta-au
Pehaan
Unirfeld
Rily
South Korea
Red Sharps
Anghang
Pohang Yongchon
Kyongyu
Kyongi
U. R. Int
Roong
Macdrine
Wurmary
No-Man's Land
Taega- Wan
Jack MacBeth
Naltong
B.A. Coad
Thomasville
All Britains
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Thomonville
Tifton
Dothan
Tmedium
New Prosperity Seen In Education Plan
Southern education leaders from 48 states discuss a graduate study program linked to a regional education plan. They argue collaboration will boost agriculture and industry by aligning centers of research and training. North Carolina State College and University of Tennessee officials stress avoiding duplication and delegating tasks to specialized agencies.
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Daytona Bragh
Fla
Ern Universitiga
Jann V. Hareelsa
North Carolina State College At
Raleigh
Greg C. Smith
University of Tennessee
New York futures dip as markets show mixed signals
New York futures edge lower with small moves across months including Oct at 4% above base to 1.85 and Mar around 0.33. In unrelated notes a reference mentions a major enemy of nursery Atpek in the northeastern states as grub affecting white-fringed butterflies.
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New York Totton
New York
Mursery Atpek
Atstes
Ashford Legion Post Sets Meet Tomorrow
Ashford John D Bruner Post of the American Legion in Ashford will hold a regular meeting tomorrow night at the post house under new officers. A number of business items are on the agenda and plans may include inviting visiting Legionnaires.
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Ashford
John D. Bruner
American Legion
Chub House
Agena
Adard
Law Equity Court Plaa Session Held
Law and Equity Court session opened with Judge Theodore Jackson presiding. Multiple defendants pleaded guilty or were fined for driving related offenses, assault, breach of peace, and other charges. cases continued including several named individuals.
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Law, Equity Court- Plaa
Houston County
Theodore Jackson Prs Nding
Bace
Chick Buckley
Feaucton Ira
Joe Mack Linch
Lawson
Charles Alice
Allen
Herbert Johnson
Hooter
FT. Guilford
Wades Wiliams
Frank Patterson
Joseph V. Clark, Jr
Blaxton Vann
Devastating Florida Hurricane Aftermath and Warnings
Cyclone battered northern Florida to Cape Hatteras, causing d damage across Central and Northern regions. Gales and high tides flooded areas from St Augustine to Savannah as the storm veered south. At Cedar Key, 400-500 were left homeless. 204 buildings damaged. many uninsured. Red Cross, National Guard, and convoys delivered aid while two deaths were linked to electrocution from downed lines.
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Mexico
Cape Hatterty
N. Y
Surat
Aqualla
Florida
Taswt Bay
St. Augustine
Savannah
Del
Key
Weather Bureau
Strigken Cesdar Key
Olin Hil
Tuyney Field
Albany
Bnd
Thirat Aros
Aliente
Red Cross and
National Guard
Gainesville
Gedar Key
Summority
Tampa
Watthe
Herney
Abe
Hugbang
Jacksonville
Stuttgart man dies after botched suicide attempt
A nightshirt clad man, after attempting suicide by poison, changed his mind but arrived too late for aid. He died en route to the hospital as medical help arrived.
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Namburg
Aubeide
Can
Trade Education Program Presented at Kiwanis Meeting
A trade education program was presented at the Dothan Kiwanis Club meeting led by R. L. Turper, chair of the public relations committee. Bo J. Manj Ate, university trades educator, spoke on national and state vocational education, with discussion featuring Napier Field Vocational Trade School director Timer.
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Dothan Kirwanis Club
R. L. Turper
Bo J. Manj Ate
Une University of Alabama
Indhs
Vocguena Trac
Napier Field
Oil Stock Peanut Prices Increase in 1910 Quota System
The PMA announced price support adjustments for peanuts. Excess price would be calculated by the Farm and Gila Branch of the US Department of Agriculture and may change weekly. The notice notes prices rise above 7 cents per pound and refer to quota enforcement on harvests exceeding 1910 quotas.
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Furmer
Federal and Sale Inspectore
PMA Wold
Fam
Gila
U. S. Department O Agriculture
Owl
Dale County Names 1950 Maid of Cotton Hopefuls
Dale County selects its 1950 Maid of Cotton entrants for Ozark’s Glark High auditorium event set to start at 7:08 with Miss Grace, Collins, Clouse, Baldwin, Witteford, Webb, Clark and Harden in the running. A parade of models from Avons Idale Mills is promised, no admission fee.
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Ozark — Dale
Tapight
Avons Idale Mills
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