Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Report
Geneva Cadet Edmond Milley son of Mr and Mrs George E Miller reportedly transferred to Sewante Tenn Military Academy for his senior year. Homer Yoh of Dothan is hospitalized after a bad hand injury from an electric farming downtown cafe incident. Willlie Fred Wilvon, 21, was arrested on charges of assault following an alleged attack on Louise Armahong, by Deputy Eldridge Cameron near Gordon.
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Geneva
Edmond
Trowbridge Milley
George E. Miller
Genave
Sewante Tenn
Miliary Academy
Homer Yoh
Dothan
York
Farm Woman Contest Entries Due So on
Houston County Farm Woman of the Year contest entries are due Saturday. Each Home Demonstration Club must name one member as club representative and submit a score card detailing club activities and community work. A judges committee will select the county entrant for the Alabama Farm Woman of the Year contest.
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Houston
Mien Fran Mariette
Houston County
Alabama
Haome Demonstration Clube
Ashford Player Injured In Practice Fractured Leg
Ashford High School football player Eaden Best of Pansey, 18, fractured his left leg during practice at school. Both bones of the lower leg were broken and he was treated at Botham hospital. Team sessions are held at night due to members’ work schedules.
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Ashford
Eaden
Pansey
Botham
Merit Examinations Slated By Council
Merit examinations to fill clerical office positions in Alabama welfare departments announced by the Merit System in Montgomery. Applications may be obtained at welfare departments or the Montgomery Council office. Positions include office secretary and office worker grades one two and three. Applications due by Sept. 40. New Orleans Cotton Prices Decline on Mixed Hallidation with favorable weather. quotes report Cotton at 25 to 60 cents lower per bale.
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Crete
Fone
Wil Emunly
Alabama
Merit Systens Coane
Montgomery
Cow ‘Y Welfare Department
Montgomers Council
Mount Syaters Council
New Orleans
Orleans
Marines and Koreans Break Out From Inchon Beachhead
Allied forces push toward Seoul from Inchon as Marines and Korean troops seize key positions along the Naktong and Han rivers. Units advance from Yongdongpo to Waegwan, with airlift supplies reaching the front and Red forces countering along the western bank, while captures and heavy fighting continue near Pohang and Taegu.
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Inchon
Oyeain Aichway
Seoul
Yongdongpn
Han
Nouthwest
Har
Seoular
Wreawan
Kasam Mut
Naktong
Maan
Pohareenda
Pohang
East
May Cen Wiham Ho Ton Nee
Minnte
Siopn
Gee E Stralemeyer
Par Eant Aire
Kimpey
Kimpo Air
Mons
Or Bale Ridge
Miley
Yonxdungve
Han River
Jack MacBeth
U.S
Wacgwan
Taegu
Heartbreak Highway
Kungchon
Waegwan
Yangdong
Pbrlinen
Yongdeang
Taeyon
Taejon
Tralbiartive
Tr Korea
Tarr Waeninst Herce
Hth
Res
Rught
Wretwan
Nort
Tront
Infanteymet
UN Opens Parley as diplomats meet for General Assembly
The United Nations opens its fifth General Assembly in New York with British, French, American delegates and Russia’s Vishinsky leading discussions. Key topics include East West tensions, North Korean aggression, and security council actions as diplomats arrive aboard the Queen Elizabeth and prepare for three months of sessions.
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A. J. Goldberg
New York
APH
United Nations
Fifth General Assembly
Carieé
Romain
Phlips
Natone
Bae Three
Fluding Meadow
LIN
Russia
Ane Mioy Vishimsky
Viininsky
China
Ratuwin
Chita
Bertusett
Security Council
Dasa
Football Parade Skipped This Week
Lanier High School band will not parade in Dothan before the Lanier Dothan football game Thursday afternoon. Dothan High will provide the music for the game at Wiregrass Memorial Stadium as the visiting band could not attend due to it being a school night. Hobart Nall said the parade is postponed.
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Lanier Igh
Dothan
Hobart Nall
Lanier
Dothan High School
Raymond Chosuan
Dthan
Pride and
Jay
Will Bean
Wirepeace Memorial Stadium
Livestock prices rise across Georgia markets
Markets in Thomasville Albany Colum bus Moultrie Tifton and Jacksonville reported mixed cattle and hog prices with many steers 190 to 230 pounds and heifers 140 to 160 pounds moving at 16 to 19 dollars per hundredweight. Utilities ranged from good to choice quality with several lots at 18 to 25 dollars.
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Thomas Ile
Lebar
Wght
Albany
Colum
Moulifie
Thomawitle
Tiftan
Dethan
Jacksonvitle
Tallaha
Ateady Soday
Tesir
Vediard
Duvid
Otte
Poultry Atlanta and battlefield notes mix in ragged text
The fragmentary OCR blends poultry market notes with a chaotic war report. It mentions good demand in Atlanta and fluctuating prices, then abruptly shifts to front lines in Korea with reports of fighting, captured materiel, and Allied preparations, including references to US divisions and Korean leaders.
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Atlanta
North Georgia
Enterprise C OFC Upholds Its Pledge Of Full Cooperation
The Enterprise Chamber of Commerce reported 38 support and cooperation to the City Council as new city regulations took effect. Traffic violators faced minor penalties for overparking while City official Curis Bull praised public cooperation.
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Enterprise C
OFC
Enterprise Chamber of Commerce
Bam
Yraterday
Mra. L. GL
Farris
Secer Curis
STC Announces Series of Extension Classes
Troy area notes that State Teachers College offers a new series of Saturday Extension classes beginning at Bam. The program aims to cover all subjects with ten or more enrollees and lets a teacher complete a variety of three hour routes by meeting one class in the morning and one in the afternoon for two sessions.
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Troy
Trey State Teachers College
Bam
Dothan Man Injured in Plant Accident
A Dothan man working as a shear press machine operator at Hedstrom Union Company sustained severe injuries when his hands were caught in a machine. The incident severed three fingertips on the left hand and one on the right, and he was taken to Dothan Hospital. Authorities described the condition as satisfactory for now.
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Vieg Fersy
Dothan
Hedstrom Union Company
Stternoo
Dothan Hospital
Perry
Bank charter case spurs political clash in Alabama
In Dothan the First National Bank contests a state denial of its charter while accusing Governor Folsom and the State Superintendent of Banks of political interference. The Banking Board’s actions trigger a court injunction and a high profile dispute over duress and alleged harassment of public officials.
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Egara
Dothan
First National Bank
D. E. Marley
Alabama
Elne
Folsom
Polev
Marley
State Banking Board
Sty
Ace Tan
Banking Board
Menvet
For
Hardwick
Bill Lyeriy
Maries
Hightower
Bardwick
Astrologer predicts World War III and peace in Korea
Singapore based astrologer MB Sharma forecasts a new war in South Asia starting soon and lasting two years nine months ten days with Stalin dying by his own action. He predicts UN forces will secure peace in Korea by January 1951 and a postwar era of prosperity. He cites earlier wrong prophecy about Truman.
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Singapore
United Nations
Korea
MB Sharma
Asia
Atari
Betame Hime
Stalin
Astraloper
Sharng Issie T
Harry S. Truman
United States
New York Cotton and War News Briefs
New York cotton prices eased slightly with futures down about a bale. details show declines in October and December points. A brief from Houston notes Jere Campbellton, born before the Civil War, surviving through events including the Korean War era. The Newton item reports Mrs Margeret Lamont delivering a grandson in an ambulance to a hospital in Colebrook New Hampshire.
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Grandma
Newton
Mays
Mergeret Lamont
Josephs L Badner
J 2
Coletrook
Industrial Growth Of Wiregrass Area Outlined To Pilots
Dothan leaders outlined industrial expansion linking the Heds strom Union plant and future jobs for about 2 000. Harry Hath spoke at the Pilot District event praising civic cooperation as the city aims to attract Southern industry and stem population decline noted in censuses. A $500 nursing scholarship was announced by Pilot International for the University of Alabama School of Nursing.
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Dothan
Hedsstrom Union
Mosis Laswight
Harry Hath
Hall
Dothan Chamber of Commerce
Ro Qry International
Commpcey
Whe Cfly
Wategraes
Doohan
Hallalea
Exclyn Reedeyog
Misa Sicily Raley
Pilot Districet
E.gustt Oh the
Berlin
Schoftrabio
University of Alabama
School of Nising
Pylot International
Alabama
Drunk Driving case fines set in local court
Willie E Barker was fined 100 and costs after a nonjury civil trial before County Judge Nalstead for driving while intoxicated. Several defendants appealed convictions. Faymandeet paid 50, Shelley Infinger pled guilty, Henry Denter paid 8 and costs, Roscoe Floyd bond forfeited in a similar intoxicated driving case.
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Willie E. Barker
Clienit
Nalstead
Barker
Faymandeet
Shelley Enfinger
Leckleas
Vosts
Henry Denter
Roscoe Floyd
Yolande Becomes Miss America at Atlantic City Pageant
Miss Amecca Yolande Beibese Mobile Massachusetts wins most beautiful girl title at Atlantic City pageant and meets Vice President Barkley. She plans to visit Washington for a luncheon in her honor before heading to Art Wir City for a tea event and nursing briefing.
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Washington
Amecca
Che
Barkley
Yolande Beibese
Mobile
United States
Atlantic City
Bisa Tod
Jett
Be Inc
Toray
Alabama
Raskis
Alabama State Society
Art
Rome
American Hat Association
Infant Helms Rites Held At Pine Level Church Headland
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Holm Headland were held at Pine Level Church near Blue Springs this morning with Rev Thorman of Louisville officiating and interment in the church cemetery. Survivors include two sisters Dorothy Helms and Mrs Russell Marwick Hatwick, a brother Elvester, maternal grandfather J R Palmer Church one paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Eddie Helms Louisville route one. Flectrivally operated equipment has enabled farmers to grow one third more crops in 38 percent less time.
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Tut Holm
Dethan Hospital
Wdam
Pine Level
Blue Springs
Thorman
Louisville
Dorothy Helms
Russell Marwick
Hatwickour
New Auto Price Hikes Signal Round of Increases
A Detroit report notes Ratner Fraxer Corp lifted 1991 Kalser prices from 10 to 18, signaling a fresh round of auto price hikes as suppliers raise costs for parts and labor. Industry observers cite early moves by makers and dealers to adjust pricing amid rising input costs and wage trends.
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NORMA
Scholson
Detroit
Ratner Fraxer Corporation
Spprox
Rarserk
Chiciale
Wery
Vison
Publi Packard
Costa
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General Electric
Chapman Housing Company
Speigner Concrete Slour CO
Peirgresna Brat
Harden’s
Monarch
E. E. Bentley Company
Rowing
DAL
City
Diane
Red China Fight
South Oates S
Tha ‘Basta Alee
Janus T. Tarower
City Hall
Robert Malote Mott
Smith
MecBzeer Motor Company
Commissionery
Thrower
Burch
Offiny
Lewis and Lewis
Bureh Wos
E. 3. Ford
Cus
Radia
Thay
Will Adams Supply
Compans
Ader
Trey Cowie
Marbig Company
Wmitoyen
Raige
Sidge
Naktang
Masan
Ith
South Korea
Smaman Rhee
South
North Korea
South East
STC
Houston, Me
Jeremian Campbellton
Bo Veers
Fadin
FROME
Tri-State Supply Co
Bell — Ph. 1d
Wholessiers
Senoat
General Merchandise
Lloyd Cherry
Geo. Cramer
Billy Mutlen
Hampshires
Marianna, Fla
Yolande
Kix
Veon Barkley
Monee
Sopure
Odepemdarl
Armiaia Jare Oe
Tenia Aries
Dome
Dothan Jewelry Company
Dothan Jewelry Co
Dale Carnegie
Bale Carnege
Theodore H. McKeldin
Baltimore
Land
Saya
Frank
San Frank
Enone
Ihan
Bob Vaughn
Beare Life Inc
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