Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Highlights Local Cadets
Local life notes list L Hubbard of 304 North Stamsted and Lt Col Paul B Robinson as cadet leaders. Dothan student activity includes Duke University freshman Joe B. Eon and Mrs W M Ray. Dothan weather shows 64 to 93 degree temperatures with weekly rainfall. Duke orientation notes for freshman Logue and Clans member Darlington. Air Reserve Squadron meets at Dothan ORC HQ tonight. Court of Honor for Troop 40 Geneva set at Geneva Community Center. Civil trials begin in Houston Law and Equity Court. Capt Val K McGee transferred from Dothan hospital to Fort Benning after heat injury.
Marines Storm Han River Crossing Near Seoul
An AP account details U.S. Marines crossing the Han River west of Seoul amid heavy fire. Ammunition, armor, and Bailey bridges move forward as Marine units press inland toward Seoul with multiple battalions securing riverbanks and advancing against North Korean forces. casualties and combat grimly noted.
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Anthony Kent
Salina Kas
Kent
Fifth Regiment
Rendits
Whitehead
Mike Erhlich
San Diego
Hay
Bill Ross
Marine Counbty
Seoul
Cal Lewis
Cherry Puller
MarArthu
United Nations
Han River
Marine Sec.’Ort
Sch Korenng
Neds
Sunul
Pershing
Sher Nan
Serul
Getih
U.S
Tiviaian
Nak- Yong River
Kyongsan
Treond
Wong
Plantenis
Sonty
Namu Naktong
Naktong
Taft Says Truman Admin Ap promotes Communists and war risk
Senator Taft charges both administrations favor Communism and appeasement of Reds. He cites State Department policy and Harriman remarks, warns appeasement could spark World War III, and questions Marshall’s China mission and defense policy. Taft also assails Truman’s rebuke of MacArthur and calls for decisive leadership.
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Washington
Tate Ibchlos
Truman Administratives
Russia
Ohio
Senate
Peter Committer
State Department
Hig
Onin
Cotumn
Harriman
Taft
Acheson
Formosa
Commun
Trueman
MacArthur
Toth
George C. Marshall
Defense
Marshall
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
AFL
Harris Man
Ho Singer
Coed Seeks Entry in All Male Air Force Unit
A female student from St Louis University applies for admission to the all male Air Force ROTC unit, arguing readiness and patriotism. Major Aubrey J. Bauch seeks guidance on policy, noting they have never faced this issue before.
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St, Louis
Air Force
ROFC
St Louis Universits
Magery Lawton
Freman
Aubrey J. Bauch
Grater
New
Air Fater
Giivance
Bank Charter Battle Hears Calls for Subpoenas
In a heated session, Montgomery lawyers argued the Banking Board lacked full authority to act without the superintendent’s charter denial, challenging reliance on secret reports and urging subpoenas for key figures including Folsom’s secretary and Banking Superintendent Marley to clarify alleged pressures on board members. The dispute centers on motions to compel testimony and scrutinize the governor’s influence over board members before Shelton was fired.
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Marey
Biz Bor
Kane
Rives
Garrett
Star Banking Board
Mardwick
Rivex
Poultry Market Report From Atlanta Area
Market news indicates supplies adequate for week with foods and poultry items available. Fryers, roasters, and broilers show steady demand though some shortages noted in various categories. Prices around twenty cents per pound for certain items, with weight and quality factors affecting availability. Market conditions described for Tuesday and Wednesday updates.
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Atlanta
API
USDA
North Georgia
Ives
Planes cause 37 deaths in 24 hours amid Navy crashes
United Press reports 37 killed in three crashes within a day. A four engined Navy transport sank off Kwajalein after takeoff, 19 passengers and seven crew perished on Kwajalein Lagoon. A Navy patrol plane sank near Whidbey Island taking seven crew. A Beech plane near Blando Virginia killed two men and two women. Victims include Lyven F. Sibber and others, while Navy searches for survivors continue.
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United Press
Biand
Navy Sill
Sand Point
Seattle
Virginia
Depuy
Fheriff Lyven F
William Edgar Clark
DeKalb
Margaret M. Longton
Jeanette Barhave Acer
Vallejo
Calit
U S Troop Aid Ban On Indo China Set
Washington reports the United States speeds arms to Indo China while pledging no direct help to block a threatened Communist assault. A high official reaffirmed policy as French officials note German troops capturing a French strong point and massing near the border with Chinese forces.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Indo-China
Southeast Asia
Offi Siale
Germa
Chine
Ledbetter Arrested on Forgery Charge in Check Case
William J. Ledbetter, 2, was arrested on a warrant charging forgery. Detective Jamey Merting turned him over to authorities after a check for $12.59 drawn on the Yonnson Funeral Home was forged and signed “Fred Jonnson.” Bond set at 800, Ledbetter jailed this morning. The report also mentions unrelated National Geographic piece snipped from the same item.
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William J. Ledbetter
Cll
Jamey Merting
Ledbetter
Quility
Les
Clifford W. Ledbetter
Fred Jonnson
Students Present Kids Day Program At Kiwanis Meeting
At a Dothan Kiwanis meeting pupils from area schools presented a Kids Day observance program led by J P Culver. Music by Charles Nolen and others highlighted the event while several students from Mary Ann Chalker Rose Hill School Janie Johnson and more performed. Local officials Whit King Sam Stephens and Jerome Sullivan were named delegates to the Huntsville district convention.
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Dothan Kiwanis
Rose Hill School
Janie Johnson
Bets Slinglutt
Mar' Tha Weicher
Young Junior High
Jackie Dasginger
South* Side
Collins Cook
David Stinson
Minnie T. Heard
Lynn
Jamabe
Fields Bailey
Highand
Hollywood Story Tonight
Donny Murdsch
Kiwanis Internalione
Jimmy Fidler
Naional
Kids’ Day Foundation
Drew Beatson
Ralph Edwards
Marty van Zall
Bing Crosby
Dilmah Shorr
Dennis Day
Gordon McRae
Dick Haymes
Roy Rogore
Rudy Vallee
Edgar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Bob Hope
Whit King
Sam Stephens
Jerome Sullivan
Huntsville
Get
Thames
Graham Carson
Cliff Schwath
Livestock prices and cattle hog receipts across southern plants
Livestock market notes from Thomasville Columbus Moultrie and other Ga plants with total receipts of 390 cattle 400 calves and 2000 hogs. Hog prices ranged 16 to 20.50 per cwt with various weights and classes priced, while cattle and calf bids showed slow trade and mixed bids across Montgomery and New Orleans markets. Cotton futures in New Orleans and New York also edged higher and lower on open trading.
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Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Titton
Dothan
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Yound Barrows Sid Gills
Montgomery
New Orleans
New York
New
Funeral Notices From Georgia and Florida
Funeral services for Sp. N. A. Wise Samsok, Sgt. N. A. Wise, and infant Kittrell, all from Graceville, Florala, Marianna, and Vernon areas, are noted with full military honors for Wise at Samacn near Dariington, Eglin Field unit. Kittrell infant and Broxton, Barber obituaries follow. Survivors include spouses Louiss Wise, Judith, and many Wise, Kittrell, Pryor, and Minton relatives. services held at New Prospect Church, Pitgeon’s Rest Church, and Piney Grove Church.
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N. A. Wise Samsok
Sp. N. AL Wisk
Samacn
Dariington
New Prospect Church
Johnson
The
Shine
DB. Kit- Derry
Samaco Baptist Church
Taterment
Eglin Field
Pinan
Geneva
Wise
Hie Wiier
Louiss Gilmore Wise
Judith Amanis Mrother
Dillie Wise
Fiorata
Mins
Madeline Wise
Horace Cathreill
Florata
BW. Weeks
DeFuniak Secioga
Albert Werigat
Tampa
Alfred Mills
Mobile
E. &. Stoxeon
Crestview
Souls Wise
Niceville
Thur Uond Wise
Abin Vates
Andalima
Mitrely
Wil F. Barber Chipley
William Floyd Berber
Itis
Piney Grove Church
F. A. Collins
Harts Nord
Headland Mortuary
Mr. Barber
Bla
W. ¥. Barber
Dover
Im. L. Barber
Bad Guys Can't Win Three Kids Get Lectures After Heist
Three youths aged 10 to 12 confessed to stealing 2,000 movie tickets from a theater. Detectives caught the trio, who said the phrase the bad guys always get what they deserve. Authorities released them after a lecture.
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Young Trio
Agreas
Schenmctady
Movie The Second Chance Shown At Blackwoods Church
The Blackwoods Congregational Church will screen The Second Chance tomorrow during its regular church night. The program starts at 6 with a 7 o clock business meeting and a 7 30 film showing. The public is invited and admission is free.
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Blackwoods Congregatio Christian Church
Meteor flashes blue orange across sky near Nashville
A bright meteor exploded in the western sky early today spanning from Paducah Kentucky to Memphis Tennessee. Reports from Paducah and Memphis described a fiery flash growing larger before an explosion, with observers including American Airlines Captain H. W. Garman near Nashville noting a brilliant multi colored flare at about 14 000 feet. Authorities did not confirm ground impact.
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Nashville
Tenn
Paducah
Memphis
Illinois Central Railroad
Gil
Fred Denton
Tennessen Central
Wear
Shelby County
Air Cara Racing
Millagton Naval Base
Garman Bed
Munshvilli
Death by own action indicated in secretary death
Wooksett NH AP reported the death of a young woman amid an autopsy last night. County Solicitor Raymond J. Parking said the death was a death by own action. The case involves a high profile trial with details forthcoming.
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Wooksett
N. HW
Raymond J. Parking
Marty
Geneva Principals Set Meeting Tomorrow
Geneva principals will meet tomorrow at 3 p m with Superintendent J J Collins to discuss hvac attendance and schedules. Collins noted unusually heavy enrollment this year with major districts Samveog 109 Genre Hartford 30 and Sigcomd.
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Geneva
Ipeva County
J.J. Collins
Drocuss Hvac Allendanes
Minehryamy
Corlinx
Collins
Colling
Samveog
Genre
Mai Hartford
Student Body Alert in Starkville
Starkville university students organize a protest event amid campus safety concerns and planned demonstrations close to campus facilities. Officials urge restraint as organizers publish details of the rally and potential impacts on classes and campus access.
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Caret
L. Hubbard
North
Pail B. Robinson
Darlington
Michael Logue
Dothantas
Datingtey School
Rome
Juniop
Alabama
DUKE
Duke University
Joe
Eon
Mra
W. M. Ray
Seee Stephens
East Woodland Drive
Eamanha
Bernard F. Shepler
Valley City
N. C
Psychol- Florida Industrial School
Marianna
Arthur G& Beller
Angerintendent
AIR Reserve
Oaist Volunteer Air Reserve Squadron
Dathan Orc
South
Oates Street
Scouts
Troop 40
Geneva Community Center
CIVIE
Cash Friale
Houston
Law and Equity Court
Theodore Jackson
McGee
Val K. MeGee
Oxark
13St
Fothan Hnapita
McGre Wan
McGer
FA. Benning
Jne
Bauman
Tar
Pat Bary
Elie T. Saliba
Monarch
Bentley Company
Demos
Texas
Edinburg
Tex
Navy
W. J. Ledbetter
Korea
Sports Palace
Oates
Kiwanis Meeting
Lonie Lee Broxton
Lexie Lee Broxton
C. C. Balcom
Carl Neal Wineral
Broxton
Melvin 1
Marvin B. Broxton
Graville
B.D. Pryor Opp
Bari
Elenn Foyer
New Brockton
Wellaters
Mra Willie
Jowerb
Mossy Herd
Mes
Connie Pearl
M. Waters
Georgianna
Georgiana
Belude Mwnosone
Bill
Fd Waters
Speigner Concrete Block CO
Panama City
BAY Line
Chris
Tri-State Supply Co
Senos Ples Gansrai Merchaneise
Llard Cherry—Gee. Cramer
Billy Mullen
Starkville
Mics
Miaiasipel
University
Ee Eae
Pd Eee
Meel-Manning
Werth
TNE
Dothan Eagle
Dezy
Lon
Balmer
Chae Peder
Tadeig
Savas
von Assticnn
Rernelis
Waccurate
Bethan
2 Mervering
Ditchig
Od Asphalt & Seed
Smith & Lurie Hand & Gravel Co
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