Negro Farm Worker Bitten By Fox In Henry County Area
A Black farm hand identified as I. B. Reynolds, 28, living at 91 Headland Route One, was bitten and scratched on the hands and legs by a fox emerging from the woods while working about 100 yards from the woods. Reynolds was taken for medical treatment after the incident. The fox, believed mad, escaped before it could be killed for testing. Reynolds has worked for Woods on Headland route for about ten years.
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I. B. Reynolds
Reynolds
W. J H
Exchange Club Old Timers Night Plans National Convention
Approximately 34 members of the Dothan Exchange Club met for an old timers night A and A dinner meeting. During the brief business session plans were completed for the club delegation to attend the National Convention in Cincinnati Ohio later this month. Past president Ray McGill and B W Davis will represent the local club at the convention. President Walter Morris led the meeting.
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Dothan Exchange Club
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ray McGill
B. W. Davis
Walter Morris
Weather and hurricane response updates from Dothan
The weather station reports gusts up to 11 miles per hour and heavy rain squalls this afternoon and tonight. Two Caribbean Airways DC-threes flew to Dothan earlier this week for storm testing and a Miami origin flight to Dothan was cancelled. a northbound flight from Montgomery is tied to the Miami route. The Red Cross and Western Union accept storm area telegrams with possible delays while Florida relatives inquiries rise. Alabama Highway Patrol will provide 12 troops, six at Chipley and six at Pensacola, by 5 PM, with no local Dothan personnel dispatched.
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CAA
Dothan
Pam
Memphis
Eastern Air Lines
Miami
Montgomery
EAL
Red Cross
Insted
Dothan Red Cross
Florida
Western Union
Florida Highway Patrol
Chipley
Pensacola
Alabama Highway Patrol
Gulf
M. 8
Vickery
Alabama
Longer mens suits trend in Chicago sales data
In a State Street store survey 24 percent of men s suits sold were longs up from 20 percent before World War II. The findings support studies that men are getting taller and adjust dress norms accordingly.
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Chicago
State Street
Alabama Budget Plan Faces Education and Tax Proposals
A state committee recommended modest city and county tax adjustments, adding a two percent higher levy on trade schools. The House backed reductions in county bonds and approved shifts toward school operations in Lane Stone County, amid debate over federal funding and local support for new trade schools. The record includes references to safety measures and education initiatives debated by lawmakers from Jefferson County and other regions.
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Tosimed Tre Housis
Crix -County Boeus
Amioe
Devastating Florida Hurricane Strikes Gulf Coast
The storm neared the Tampa Bay mouth at 10:30 a.m. with 160 mph winds, forcing mass evacuations and power outages. Seven Cuban boats reached Alligator Point as authorities anticipated widespread damage from Pensacola to Apalachicola. Emergency programs mobilized relief, Red Cross aid sought for up to 15,000, and hundreds of thousands sought shelter or evacuation along the coast.
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Dru Ae
Toar
Alligator Point
Wee Gees Bautt
Truman
Federal Works Administration
Atlanta
Federel Reserve Bank
Montgomery
Aki
Gus
Jarees
Polcom
Flora
Phrysieg
Florida
Food price relief and speculation curb debated in cabinet
The article discusses measures to restrain commodity speculation and expand production to absorb purchasing power driving food prices. Officials including Secretary of Agriculture Anderson push for regulatory action if exchanges fail. It cites grain stocks, expected exports, and potential cabinet meetings to address food supply and prices amid the war economy.
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Carl
Alowut
Howe
Naeed Harper
Cotaiattee Ds Calne
Alliedsut
Marshad
Pataca
Aftermath of Devastating Storm Strikes Florida Coast
Reports detail heavy casualties and mass evacuations as 10 000 flee by train and car to dodge repeats of 1928 flood. Palm Beach Miami and other resort towns suffer widespread damage with estates and a casino reportedly submerged. Red Cross shelters rise to 5 000 as power fails and storms abate. Federal aid rushes supplies and ambulances from Atlanta. News notes two deaths and several arrests amid looting fears.
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Palm Beach
Miami
Fort Myers
Pompano
Fort Lauderdale
Karl Reiser
Red Cross
Reiser
Truman
Federal Works Agency
Anil War Assets
Atlanta
Fort Pierce
Mani
Hermes
Fost Myers West Coast
Ward Alues
Peninatha
Global tensions rise as Western powers clash over frontier unrest
A tense dispatch describes rising disturbances along a contested frontier with tanks and rioting. Leaders warn armed forces fall short of needed strength as Western allies discuss regional stability and defense redeployments.
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Sion
Hassan
Uae
Abe
Trumah
Sud
Tadur Fepe
Peete Yared
Eeriro
Teese
Free State
Trieste
Biitisi
Bh. Sullivan
Sasy
Weststatn Aha
Livestock arrivals at six cities boost hog prices in early market
At eight major plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tilton and nearby cities arrivals totaled about 800 cattle 250 calves and 1200 hogs. Hog market was active and mostly steady with spots up 25 cents on 180 to 240 pound barrows and gilts. Montgomery receipts show steady cattle with slow trade and mixed calf prices while hogs stay largely steady amid varying weights and classes.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Titlon
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Fila
Montgomery Market Montgomery
Federal State Livestock Market News Service
Montgomery Union Stock Yards
Mniustry
Ibs
Gulf Coast Shipping Advised As Storm Redirects Ports
An advisory directs Gulf Coast shipping toward Pensacola and Applathicola with NW storm warnings. Shipping to remain in port, yachts moved to safer harbors on Mobile area rivers. Red Cross readies evacuation of about 3,000 residents from Dumphin Island Blakely Island and Cedar Point, with cots at Brookley Field and other sites.
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Gulf Coast
Pensacola
Applathicola
Here
Mobile
Red Cross
Dumphin Island
Blakely Island
Cedar Point
Mainiag
Brookley Field
Kippering Herring Process Described in Odd Terms
The article explains making a herring into a kip per by splitting, saiting, and then drying in a kiln over smoldering materials until dune. This odd phrasing outlines traditional steps in curing fish.
Corn Producers Pincis United States Crop Share
A report shows corn producers from Indiana Iowa Kansas South Dakota Wisconsin and Qiao contributing a combined majority of the nation’s corn output, nearly three fourths of total production.
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Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Qiao
South Dakota
Wisconsin
United Site
United Nations Steering Committee Fails to Block Greece Debate
The 14 member steering committee of the General Assembly failed to block consideration of the Greek dispute with Greece and its Soviet neighbors. Russia argued against assembly action, warning it would worsen tensions in the region. The committee approved a 15 nation body to address the Palestine issue and discussed Korea independence under U N auspices.
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General Assembly
Balkans
Andrei Gromyko
Coram
Tee
Greece
Yugoslavia
Baria
Albania
Gromyko
Warren Atin
Russia
Gromyto Co
Thesembly
U. N
Comitec
Palestine
Lie
U. S
Marshall
United Trons
United States
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