Prices Of String And Tung Oil Drop A Little
Washington (UP) The price of string, tungsten oil, and quick-silver used in thermometers dropped slightly while most other wholesale prices rose. The Labor Department’s weekly index shows broad increases as clerks struggle with cost of living data, with 10 weeks of uptrends and only minor declines in some staples. The daily report hints recent drops in barley, butter, cottonseed oil, hogs, rubber, beef steers, and wheat, but no official conclusion.
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Frederick C. Othman
Washington
Labor Department
G Man
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lew Schwellenbach
Secretary of Labor
Federal Statistician
Bureau of Labor Statistic
Bureau
Daily Report
Winright Andrews Dies Suddenly
Funeral services for Winright Andrews, 52, of Ozark will be held Saturday at Pleasant Hall Church with Rev Howell officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Surviving are a wife, a son Gathel, three sisters, seven brothers, and one grandchild.
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Ozark
Winright
Andrews
Pleasant Hall Church
Howell
Hulman
Gathel
Ex Gov Sparks to Leave for Germany in September
Chauncey Sparks former governor of Alabama, a Eufaula native and former state legislator, is slated to depart September 25 for Germany as a consultant on occupation governance. He will report to Gen. Lucius Clay, U.S. military governor, for duties tied to postwar occupation administration.
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Sparks
Germany
Washington
Chauncey Sparks
Abs Daina
Amer
Lucius Clay
United States
Eufaula
Ala
Atures
Aluteaaua
Iustern
Livestock market report from Montgomery stockyards
Receipts around 3,475 with steady to weak cattle trade and feeder cattle mixed. Slaughter cattle and calves varied, with cows 9.00-11.50, medium slaughter calves and stockers around 15.00-23.00, and hogs showing limited activity though steady to higher in spots. Week totals reflect uneven demand and several price bands across cattle, hogs, and calves.
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Montgomery
tAbo
Federal Estate Tavestuck Maniel
Cio Stockyardes Cafe
Clossus
Mediuia Biten
Conmiut Wons
Athens
Su Fisher
Four Buses Fired In Mississippi Violence Outbreak
Four buses were fired upon yesterday in Mississippi during a fresh wave of violence against Southern Bus Co. trainees. One trainee driver, Robert E. Smith of Jackson, was wounded when a bullet shattered a bus window. A Gulfport bus halted and surrounded by a crowd saw no injuries, while another passenger faced a concealed weapon arrest aboard a train car. Three Jackson-bound buses were struck, one continued then broke down, another hit a water line and halted, and trainees fled as carloads of masked men approached. The action targets the Amalgamated Association of Street Car, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees. Stake called by the union after contract negations. drivers seek higher pay.
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Hnattiesburg
Miss
Gulfpoint-bous
Polce
Jackson
Broke Doit
Mississippi
Ameden
APL
Lousiana
Arkansas
Texas
Alabanga
Teenessee
Kentuck
Missouri
Digitals
K. K. Jeffries
Alexandre
Jan
Mrs Thrasher Heads to St Louis for Hospital Admin Fellowship
Mrs. Jewell Thrasher, longtime leader at Frasier-Rile Hospital, travels to St Louis to join the American College of Hospital Administrators fellowship program. She will be honored at the meeting for her extensive service in hospital administration as other hospital notices appear across states and Canada.
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Jewell Thrasher
Frasier-Rile H Hospital
St. Louis
2Lu
American College of Rospital
Mix
Thrasher
Gistinehiun
States
Canada
Midland City Class Elects Betty Jenkins
At a class meeting yesterday Betty Jenkins was named president of the Midland City senior class for the 1967-68 term. Other officers elected include Neil Ivey as vice president Sally Robinette as secretary and treasurer James Lasnett as reporter and Colton Hey Koapp as homeroom teacher assistant.
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Midland City
Betty Jenkins
Neil Ivey
Sally Robinette
Secretionss
Teak Juuhite Lasnett
Cokoh Hey Koapp Ox
Postal Supervisors Gather At Marianna
Postal Supervisors assemble in Marianna for a conference at Hotel Chapoua. The gathering aims to discuss modernization efforts, with attendees including state association members and city officials.
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Marianna
Destructive Weather and Evacuations Hit Mobile River District
A wall of water and strong winds battered the Mobile area as a hurricane threatened the coast. Debris, fallen trees, and high river levels forced evacuations of residents along the Mobile River. Navy vessels broke from their docks as winds reached up to 70 miles per hour and drifted downstream toward piers. The APA Pierce and MA Ch suffered damage amid the chaotic scene.
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Blakely Island
Warthine
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Nbebtle
Mobile
Teo
Navy
Atieck Trans Hots
Alabama Stites
APA Pierce
MA Ch. Wfsts
Lester Lautenschlueger
Red Cross Disy ‘Er
Reef Army
Muncnpal
Pacfic
Pelican
Tare Poneharram
New Orleans
Bogan
Texas
Wowma
Caval Air Station
Bake Ponghertiaan
Povdras Street
Gavntouwn
New Orleans Faces Severe Floods After Gulf Coast Storm
Storm winds of 60 mph plus rising floodwaters cripple New Orleans and nearby Gulf Coast areas. Officials report destroyed housing, stranded residents, and overwhelmed communications as Red Cross appeals for boats and relief supplies. Evacuations continue despite dangerous conditions. injuries reported but non fatal. A chaotic scene at shelters and airports prompts state disaster measures and military aid.
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Hene
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Dallas
Hull
Weather Bureau
Washington Bureau
Verret
Lake Front
Red Cross
Andrew Marshall 77 Dies Near Ozark
Andrew Marshall seventy seven died near Ozark after a long illness. He wed this morning at his home and the funeral is set for 3 p m Saturday at Hopeful Church with Rev S W Etheridge officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Survived by three brothers J S Marshall Bonifay C O Marshall Ozark and W L Marshall Ariton.
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Ozark
Andrew Marshall
Hopeful Church
S. W. Etheridge
Holman of Ozark
J. S. Marshal
Bonifay
C. O. Marshall
W. L. Marshall
Ariton
Lawmakers clash over refund bill and road bonds
In a tense session the House cleared major measures while debating a statewide gas tax rebate and a proposed 40 million farm to market road issue. Senate rules and finance committee work shaped substitutes trimming the road plan, with potential votes on bonds and constitutional conventions amid partisan friction.
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House
Senate
Chamber
Finance and Taxation
Wilcox
Bruce Henderson
Senate Rules Committee
Rolan Saift
Estatneteda
State Hisdivay
Souther
Furfertaapy
Alabama
Cunstitiatanal
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Funeral Rites Held For Mrs. Jane Cook
Funeral services for Mrs. Jane Cook, eighty two, who died at her home on Dothan route two, were held this afternoon at Rehobeth Church with Rev. C. C. Balcom officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery. A longtime Rehobeth resident, she was a member of the Methodist Church. Surviving are two daughters Mrs. Jessie Godwin of Columbus Georgia and Mrs. F E D Branton of Dothan route two, a brother Henry Brown of Freeport Florida, ten grandchildren and a number of great grandchildren. Her grandsons served as pallbearers.
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Jane Cook
Dothan
Rehobeth Church
C. C. Balcom
Church
Ward- Wilson
Cook
Methodist Church
Rehobeth
Jessie Godwin
Columbus
FE. D. Branton
Henry Brown
Freeport
Fla
Dan Newton Presides At Farm Bureau Meet
Kinsey community farm bureau gathered at the school with Dan Newton presiding. Mrs. Clark Rudder elected secretary treasurer. Committees named for the year include Membership led by C. M. Hughes and R. O. Burdeshaw, Bax ter Owens, and Eli Jarvis. program chaired by Clark Rudder. recreation by Mrs. Dan Newton. young peoples committee led by James Brinks, Minnie Newton, Wide Earl Fletcher, and Eugene Fletcher. Clark Hudder, assistant county agent, presented the 4 H based program “Where the Road Turns Right.”
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Kinsey
United States
Residence permit issued for $1200 at 614 Tobe Street
Loresta Mathis has been issued a building permit to construct a residence at 614 Tobe Street with an estimated cost of $1,200, per records at the city engineer’s office. Other permits include Mary Carroll for an addition at Gib West South Street costing $80, J M Strickland for repairs at 207 West Main Street costing $200, and S A Tarrant for gas station installations at 100 Main Street.
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Loresta Mathis
Tobe Street
Mary Carroll
West South Street
M. Strickland
West Main Street
S. A. Tarrant
Main Street
Navy Veteran Enlists In Army Signal Corps Duty
A Fort Uutcher, Arizona area veteran of the Navy enlisted in the Army today for four years with the Signal Corps. Captain J J Rinnse of the local Air recruiting staff announced. Lenn of Astford also enlisted for three years in the Air Forces. Both were to be sent to Florida for duty. The recruiting office will be closed all day tomorrow and will reopen promptly.
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Ariington
Army
Signal Corps
J.J. Rinnse
Air
Alas Lenn
Astford
Jeb
Gua
Dumorrow
Nrause
Adjutant General’s Office Records Major Dies Note
The Adjutant General’s Office recorded Major Dies etsun and noted a pause in duties. The Red Cross Courier was used to relay the bequest to ARC in Washington. War Department files tied to Winstonplony and Alderman Drckersurnt referenced Mont HORS and other officials.
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Adjutant General
Diesetsun
Red Cross
Red Cross Courier
Wick
Courier
ARC Jia Sonoo
Wastdigitan
Fies
Barks
Cvdifornia
Washington Senator Iyer and Price Stabilization Debate
The article reports Senator Iyer and President Roosevelt era price worries with calls for stabilizing waves and prices around a new level perhaps 50 to 40 percent over 1930. It notes consumer resistance to higher food prices and officials planning measures to curb soaring costs. The Justice Department assigns John F. Sennett to direct antitrust investigations into price terms in food, clothing, and housing.
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Washington
Iyer Oheny
Thomsi
Grethros
Washiterton
Justice Department
Ts Nooel Oanti-Trust
John F. Sennett
Inecharpe
Chicago
Cotton Market Closed In New Orleans Amid Hurricane
The cotton market in New Orleans was closed today due to the hurricane that struck the city, causing a halt in trading and disruption for merchants and buyers.
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Owen
TN Orme
New Orleans Cotta Exchange
New Orleans
Vishinsky Attacks US Policy in United Nations Session
At the United Nations General Assembly Vishinsky accused Washington of preparing for war with Russia and urged suppression of what he called reactionary propaganda. He criticized the Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan as UN charter violations, defended veto power, and condemned American and allied media figures while opposing measures to break the Cold War deadlock over Korea and other Balkan and Greek issues.
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Marshall
Vishinsky
Russia
Soviet Union
Dulles
General Assembly
United States
Greece
Turkey
Vishinaky
United Nations Organization
United Nations
Morgan
Rockefeller
Ford
Yearst
McCormick
Britain
Security Council
U.N
Kohers
Assembly
Voshinsky
Sehense
Yugoshivia
Bulgaria
Albania
America
Korea
Pay Raises Approved For State Employes Under 200 Monthly
Governor Folsom approves a plan granting $10 monthly cost of living raises to state workers earning under $200 a month, effective Oct. 1. A $5 raise is set for those at $195 monthly, and salary ranges may rise about 10 percent, not exceeding $25. Departments must fund these increases for full-time staff. meritorious raises are not counted toward the six month interval.
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Montgomery
James E. Folsom
State Department
Charles W. Terry
State Personnel Board
Terry
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