Thomas A. Thomas Dies At Webb Home
Thomas Alexander Thomas died at his Webb home after a long illness. Funeral held at Webb Baptist Church with Ray L. Lobbs officiating. Burial in Webb cemetery. Ward-Wilson in charge. Survived by wife, two daughters, son, three brothers, several sisters, grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Active pallbearers named.
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Thomas Alexander Thomas
Boms
Webb
Webb Baptist Church
Ray
L. Q Lobbs
Burts
Ward - Wilson
Mra C . Belflowe
C R. Buford
Tuo Pong
O. Thomas
Montgomery
Clyda Thomas
Dothan
J. W. Thomas
Midway
P. L. Thomas
Lem Thomas
Ex Faule
Sistema
Mollie Cres
EU Hern
Annie Floyd
Clayton
Carria Horn
Locisville
Maltie Snead
Viola Glover
Burguls
Charity Mercer
Shelley Tew
Dred Johnson
Borman Nowel
Arthur Ivey
Levi Taylor
Oliver Tidwell
Red Army presses toward Dnieper barrier in central Ukraine
Soviet forces push across the central Ukraine plains aiming at the Kiev Poltava Lozovaya railway as Nezhin falls and Germans retreat. Moscow reports near 200 miles of advance in 40 days with 6,000 German casualties and hundreds of towns taken. The drive threatens to isolate German troops and breach the Dnieper as propaganda celebrates Nezhin’s fall.
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Ukraine
Doleper
Red Army
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Dnieper
Kiev-Poltave
Lozovaya
Stalingrad
Joseph Stalin
Klay
Parenis
Moscow
Bose
Dniper
Guslai Pole
Fakr
Novaya Vodolaya
Kharkov
Kulbyshevo
Mariupo
Priluki
Sula
Sencha
Kiev
MacArthur notes push toward Salamaus and Markham Valley
The war report details Allied advances as patrols shift to block enemy movements toward Salamaus and the Markham Valley. It cites a successful landing at Lae and air strikes by Mitchell bombers hitting enemy defenses, barges at Hansa Bay, and warehouses. American forces suffer three fighter losses.
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Argie Tral
Teo Huon Gulf
Douglas MacArthur
Salamaus
Lae
Markham Valley
Las
Hansa Bay
South Pacific
Aiuteen
Kahalrdrome
Hougainville
Vella Lavelia
Salerno Battle Rages As Allied Forces Press Ahead
Allied forces intensify the Salerno operation with a major air bombardment and ground advances. German resistance stiffens around the bridgehead near Eboh as Italian ports Brindisi and Bari are captured by British forces driving from Taranto. American and British units push inland, while air and naval losses mount on both sides.
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Erwin Rommel
Africa
Dwight D
Taranto
Brindis
Bari
Appennines
Earler
Eboh
DNB
Berlin
Persano
Sele Tiver
Attavila
Cermap International Information Bureau
Gulf of Salerno
Stresaing
Fifth Army
Ameicana
Salerno
Alwava
Americana
Carl Spantz
Mediterranean
Rome
Ers
Front line moves and war talks amid 1943 campaign updates
Reports from the war front describe Allied forces under Clark advancing along a shorehead roughly 25 miles from a beachhead preps. Germany counterattacked then paused as Allied and British troops fight stoutly. Stimson notes Italian surrender frees naval strength for Mediterranean use while air raids persist and Allied advances push toward Lae and Salamaua. In Europe the draft debate stalls before Jan 1 with officials arguing for full manpower while McNarney Patterson King and Mishall urge keeping troop levels high for ongoing and planned operations.
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Hese alWeye
Italy
Simeon
Shis
Youmrp
Sclerso
Clark
Ceverssoliet
Beech Head
Stimson Eald
Hed
Germany
Rus Sia
Europe
Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
Salamaua
Lae
Burma
China
Noth
Kurile Islands
Montgomery Affair Influences Farm Deferment Bill
The House faced opposition from military officials complicating passage of the farm deferment measure. Montgomery B. M. G. was called to address his daughter Vivian Carswell who has been treated at Montgomery Hospital, but the discussion continued amid concern over the seriousness of her illness.
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Montgomery
Migs Vivian Carswell
Montgomery Hospital
Navy draft needs 532000 men for last months of 1943
The Navy faces a requirement to draft 532000 men by year end 1943 as Army projections show inductions at 145000 to 175000 monthly. Admiral Jacobs warned that meeting war needs requires steady manpower and that lowering draft age would raise rejection rates. He noted current active duty totals and projected December needs, stressing timely procurement to man ships and aircraft under construction.
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Hershey
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Navy
Uty
Wheeler
D-Mont
West Coast
Holman
R-Ore
Truman Committee
Washington
Randall Jacobs
Naval
Senate Miliary Committee
War Department
Pearl Harbor
Jacobs
Marine Corps and
Coast Guard
Plug
Nasy
Jarobe
Jareps
Iacrease
Reyrolda Do Cy
War doubts and bond sales margins across states
Continued item reports per cent figures on wartime production and bond sales through September 14 show Delaware leading with 33 per cent of its $45 million quota, followed by North Carolina 39 per cent of $145 million and New York 23 per cent of $4.709 billion, among others. The text notes calls for stopping drafts and production to curb overconfidence after North Africa and Sicily battles.
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Africa
Sicily
Hcer
Italy
Treasury
Delsware
Meine
North Carolina
New York
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Etbede Island
Alabams
Uish
Nrveds
Mistrree of
Columbia
Boot Training Entry for Clarence M. Brown Arrives at Great Lakes
Clarence M Brown aged twenty seven husband of Mrs Annie B Fagwn of 212 West Troy Street DOT an has arrived at the U S Naval Training Station Great Lakes Illinois to undergo boot training. The public relations office announced today.
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Clarence M. Brown
Mra
Annie B
Fagwn
Wes
Troy Street
Dothan
U. S. Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Publs Relations Office
Indicted Engineers Group Officials Slated for Fraud Case
The document names Washington figures James G Fuller and James Eamon Underwood among defendants in the Engineers Group Inc fraud case. Betram Hill Dulles of Texas is listed as vice president, with Curley as president until Dec 29, 1941. Indictment says executives funded lavish entertainment and travel to fake a prestigious front and used a fictitious advisory board using the names of real industrialists without permission.
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Pare One
Washington
Engineers Group
Jnc
James G Fuller
Washigton
Jemea Eamon Underwood
Cairo
Egypt
Betram Hill
Curley
Enginsers’ Group, Inc
Snows
Hall building to be enlarged under state plans
The Hall building will be expanded as specified by State authorities with other improvements to aid its operations. The City has materials ready to repair offices and expects to begin immediately since the laboratory will not be discontinued. Officials say discontinuing the lab would disadvantage Wiregrass due to extensive staff work and citizen benefits.
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Fragmented historical note on civic ties and figures
A garbled OCR piece references the cooper, Jose and State Authority. It hints at civic duties, but lacks clear events, dates or names to establish a full, coherent story. The readable fragments suggest relations between a tradesman or craft guild and official oversight, with no decisive outcome.
60 Are Examined At Chest Clinic
About 60 individuals were examined at the X ray clinic held at the Houston Bay Health Office on Tuesday. Health officials, led by radiologist Moore, organized the screening with the county health department assisting.
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Houston Cay
Moore
the & Health Department
Nureex
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Robert Patterson
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Hollywood
Chicago Commodities
Walgecen Agency
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Phillips
Re, Super, Jr
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Cash Drug Store
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Montgomary Highway
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Southside Granit Company
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