Ozark Schools Open Amid Virtual Education Plans
Ozark Schips's Encall Record Stuvent Body Fi Opening Monday with 834 pupils enrolled. A special virtual education plan plus new equipment and workshop features are highlighted. Faculty, including Troy State Teachers College staff, discussed methods and student transport improvements.
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Ozark Schips
Marria Dfnevill
Troe Ae Tiacherk College
Mink Mary Vie Mauk
Troy Stine
Colley
Mina Marsha Jane Ballard
Troy State Teachers College
Ozark City
Merti Ik
Gunde
Hanenomien
Tr A Smith
Sinner
Shire Teachers College
Montgomeey
Woskewer
Halls
Family’s Death Told Salesman In Wreck
Traveling salesman Earl Owen learned his family including his mother brother and sister had been killed in an auto accident near their St. Louis home. Police found the other driver, Win, near Charlotte after midnight, as investigators traced a downtrodden collision involving the two vehicles.
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Charlotte
N.C
Earl Owen
St. Louis
Hom
Missouri
Win
Fragmented note on handling matches and fire risk
A garbled line warns to be avite your matehes out be fore you toss it into wooded areas. The text reflects a caution about proper extinguishing of matches to prevent forest fires.
Senators to Confirm Most of Folsom Appointees in Alabama
AP reporting from Montgomery states four of Gov. Juinay Ki Folsom's 22 public appointments lack Senate confirmation while 19 are likely to be approved. The last meeting of the Legislature saw clashes over confirmations, with some changes after commitments to approve several appointments. Separately, World Health Organization officials will study Georgia's venereal disease control program September 22 to 27, touring Alto Medical Center, Bayley Tuberculosis Hospital, and the U.S. Center for Disease Control in Atlanta, before a Savannah seminar.
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Norolgreen
U.S
Atlanta
Savannah
Alabama Man Held In Woman's Death
An Alabama man, Woodring Harvey Alford, 28, formerly of Amore, Alabama, was charged with murder in the death of a Amarillo, Texas woman, Mrs. Parker, and held on a 3,009 dollar bond after authorities say he strangled and drowned her in a farmhouse incident. The case emerged from Cas County Sheriff Bill Kiupht’s office with details from a hospital attendant and doctors who investigated the drowning theory.
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Hinden. Tex
Munder
Irene
Bill Kiupht
Vasterdae
Woodring
Harvey Alford
Amore
Ala
Alford
Parker
Amarillo
Kos
Byaoks
Elinie
Ate
Mia Tex
Heraldy
Quevin City
Lex
Brady
Alferd
Cuban Oil Executive Dies In Jacksonville
Perfecto Persita, Cuban sales manager for Standard Oil Co, died after a ship incident near Jacksonville. He was transported to a local hospital from a passenger liner route to New York. The ship’s doctor said heart trouble and Peralta was to be buried in Havana.
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Jacksonville
Pla
Pakyeus
Execuive Perfecto
Persita
Vecat
Bassenger
Standard Oil Co
New York
Harvanna
United States Coast Guard
Mat Peralta
Jacksenville
Seminole Agent Urges Grazing Preparations
Agricultural officials in Seminole County urge farmers to prepare land for winter grazing to establish a firm seed bed. Oats, Dixie Crimson clover and soil testing are advised with seeding rates of two and a half bushels of oats and 20 pounds of crimson clover per acre. Fertilizer recommendations include 1000 pounds of superphosphate and 160 to 180 pounds of potash per acre, with soil topped and dressed. Red Cross served servicemen cases noted, while U.S. forces in the Philippines rely on field workers for support.
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Donalsonvilive
Seminole County
Alabama Officer Dies In Rescue Attempt
Air Force Captain Vinson White, 41, of Fort Payne Alabama, drowned with two others while attempting to rescue bathers at Comrade Beach near Colón Panama. White served as a chemical officer at Caribbean Command Headquarters.
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Balboa
Panama Canal Zone
Lap
Air Force
Vinson
White
Route 1
Fort Payne
Ala
Tellas
Cormade Beach
Chae
Panama
Healrice Colbert
Wea
Caribbean Command
Red Cross to Send Stockings to Troops for Seventh Year
For the seventh consecutive year the Red Cross is sending Christmas stockings and decoration kits to American troops at isolated posts abroad. In a separate note, annual Red Cross movie showings drew 1,798.00 attendees at military hospital patients.
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Military Hospital
Red Cross
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Florida hearing scuttles bonus hunting season for rich owners
A packed hearing in Tallahassee criticized the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission for granting a 20 day extra hunting season to plantation owners in Leon and Jefferson counties. Commissioners Webb and Morris defended the move as conservation minded, while critics urged repeal. Several lawmakers warned of political influence, with one supporting the rule as prudent yet most opposing.
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Tallahassee
Pla
Plorifa'Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Piorida
Cecil M. Webb
Tampa
Lewis G. Morris
Monticello
Leon
Jefferson
John Gilliam
Tallahessea McKlayer
House
Thomas Beasley
Wallon County
Beasley
Wilson Carraway
Lawrence Salley
John E. Mathews
Jacksonville
Motrig and Webb
Ralph Elliott
Hillsborough County Wildlife Association
Perry Murray
Morris and Webb
Fourth suspect sought in Bremen payroll holdup case
Fulton County police widened their hunt for a fourth suspect in a $25,000 Bremen payroll robbery. The gang, part of a large auto theft ring across Georgia and Alabama, allegedly held up a Sewell Manufacturing payroll carrier, with over $6,000 found on John Valor and loot recovered in Wheeling and Atlanta.
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Atlanta
CUB
Fulton County
Bremen
Neal Eilis
Joe L. Bishop
Georgia
John K. Valor
John Carrigan
Boyes Bradford
Bobby Atkinson
Wheeling
W. Va
Valor
Beatrice Sample
Chidren
Ellis
Alabama
Xaid
Bremen Holéno
Waylord
Sewell Manufacturing Company
Avanta
Lions Club Praises Seminole Sale Committee
The Lions Club lauded the Feeder Call show committee at a luncheon led by Lion President C. C. Foster. Sales totaled 203 head weighing 90,145 pounds for $16,521.47, averaging 18.3 dollars per cwt. Buyers included Cudahy, Swift, Wilson, and Grady Packing. eight club calves were kept for a spring Fat Cattle Show.
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Bonalsonville
Spécia
Lions Club
Lion
C. C. Foster
Lion ET. Ketley
Cheb Boys
Cudahy, Swift, Wilson, Grady Packing Company
Lion Betley
Fineland Farms
Oldest Industry Stressed in Grass and Pasture Growth
A county speaker urged support for pasture and permanent grass to boost livestock. He recalled his father planting pasture grass and expanding from four to eight acres, noting continued growth in local pastorage. He argued diversification, dismissed the $18,521 sale figure as trivial, and touched on science facts about navigation instruments and mosquitoes.
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