Lions Club Plans Future Activities at Local Meeting
Members discussed upcoming events and club roles at a recent Lions Club gathering. Attendees included Eugene Hedusava Cer, Crunk, and guests introduced by Jim Veuvis with several members volunteering for committees and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Raiier
Eugene Hedusava
Rt Crunk
Bove Kirk
Club
Guetis UN Caded
Juevis
Billy Gapwle
Mir Christie
Bank Robber Sentenced After Guilty Plea in Parker Barkens Case
Birmingham reports a 15 year sentence for a bank robber following a guilty plea in a federal case. Leroy Hayes and other defendants faced terms ranging from six to twenty-four years tied to the Parker Barkens matter in Cullman during June.
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Birmingham
Prackin
Jr Oat
Gad de Wu
Sears
Hot Water After Meals For Acid Indigestion
A reader asks about relief from acid indigestion using hot water after meals. The note references various remedies and mentions Neutracid and a physician’s form, with mention of a first class drug store and a person named Harrison Liseauwry.
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Faassen
Jeg
Aed Minfortiog
Phyerian
Harrison
Negro Injured In Truck Auto Crash
Patrolman B Petterson of the City police said Cuntue Lee Burdes driver of the automobile suffered a crippling blow on one leg. James Tuomas, Negro driver of the mule was charged with operating a vehicle without a driver's license.
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Headia Do Avenue
Cali
B Petterson
Polite Divartment
Lee Burdes
Addics
Acre
James Tuomas
Muen
County Receives Gas Tax Allocation
Distillution of the Walden gasysing tax it Houston Court for the month off August amount ed to a tral of SA647, LAY Granger, deputy collector, Sald fous The distributions were made as follows: Duthan $350163 Ashford $290 79. Culmmura $185 Cottons and sy]7 6d Webb $9171, Gordon $611 and Holaton County $1, 316 39
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Houston Court
Lay Granger
Sald
Duthan
Ashford
Webb
Gordon
Holaton County
Auto unions push for strikes amid 1960s wide plant walkouts
The article reports continued strike votes planned in plants of Chrysler, General Motors, and Ford as idle counts rise across counties. CIO UAW demands a 10 percent wage increase sparked talks as federal mediators seek resolution to multiple labor disputes. Industry leaders, including George Romney and others, weigh public interest against wage pressures while makers warn of possible price rises. A newspaper ad cites concerns that errant union leadership could stall the economy further, with unions threatening to back strikes if votes proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chissler
General Motois
Ford
Ley Jacques
Moor Products Corp
George Romney
Vawcio
Avikers
Hounimes
Nes Yeok
Giduetis
Ehifedt Mowe
Murray
Unio
Unism
KH. J. Thon
UAW
CAW
Thomas
Edgar TL. Warren
U. S. Labor Tonemication Selgice
Washington
We Kelsea Ages Wheel Company
Home Demonstration Council Board Meets in Alabama County
The Houston County Home Demonstration Council met this afternoon at the office of Miss Pron Mullette. President Mrs Dan Newton chaired, with reports on the Auburn State Institute and the National Peanut Council. County chairman reports covered marketing, activities, farm buy team, and postwar plans. Achieverment Day was planned. Attendance included numerous club members from Barber to Webb, with Mrs Dan Newton among those present and planning future events.
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Houston County Council of Home Demonstraion Clubs
Dan Newton
Mes Newton
Todwuun
Mroff J Wihiddon
Cn Institute
Auburn
Cm Ling
D & Melton
Alabama
Tim Deese
T. W. Southerland
Curtis Mixon
Edwin Seller
Koo J. Whiddow
Dai Newton
Mallee
Robert Burnham
J. FL Lamb
Mis . E. Deese
Barber Club
J. RK. Newton
Deal Big Creek
T W Southerland
Hubert Forrester
Center
J. C. Thornell
J. S Spooner
Cowanis
A. N. Watford
I. Blackwell
Crosby
W.A. Womack
Q. K. Onts
Allen Waller
Dupree
W F.lee
HH. Odum
Gordon
Brunice Nordan
MM. Dismuke
Grangerburg
Fletcher Hall
S. P Burkett
Harmon
Viefw Adnald
Harpers Joy
OP. Nowell
Wood Woodham
Hieks-Beulah
Min
Three Make Innocent Plea In Meat Deals
Three Alabama residents pleaded innocent before U S Commissioner Wallace Sloane in Montgomery yesterday on charges of illegal handling of meat. James Bassett of Troy was bound over on two bale charges and released under 500 dollars each. Dr James Threadaill of Troy waived preliminary hearing, bound over on false affidavits tied to Bassett subsidies, released under 300 dollars. Paul Sullivan of Selma and Montgomery manager of the Serve A Well chain was granted a continuance and held over to October 2 under 500 dollar bond.
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Montgomery
U. S
Wallace M Sloane
Chamiung
Floods Rampage In Fayetteville NC Cape Fear River
The Cape Fear River swelled past its banks in one of North Carolina's worst floods in years. The rising waters left thousands homeless and caused extensive damage to crops and structures across the south central region including Fayetteville.
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Fayetteville
Cape Fear
North Carolina
Legionnaires to name district commander at Sunday meeting
Ninth District Legionnaires convene at the Houston Hotel in Dothan Sunday at 10 am to elect a district commander and boost the membership drive. Maston O Nea lson of the Chester R Vickery Post will host delegations from 15 posts with Albert Stapp of Birmingham among attendees. about 75 reservations have been made.
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Legionnaires
Houston
Creatin
Chester R. Vickery
Dothan
Maston O'Neal
Legtor
Tment
Albert Stapp
Birmingham
Alabama synod names Eddington moderator for 1946 meeting
The Synod of Alabama selected Rev. David N. Eddington Jr. of Monroeville to serve as moderator for the 1946 convention. The meeting will be held next September at Government Street Presbyterian Church in Mobile. Eddington will be formally elected in Mobile, succeeding Rev. Warner L. Hall of Tuscaloosa.
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Auburn
Ala
Synod of Alabama
David N. Eddington, Jr
Monroeville
Government Street
Elder Hargett Will Preach Here Monday
Elder Hargett of Eldorado Arkansas will preach at the Do Han Promitwe Baptist Church on Blackshear Street Manday at B oom according to announcement today Regular services he the pastor Elder W T Cook Ervlectie Ala will be held as sual on Saturday and Sunday of this week at 11 a.m.
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Hargett
Eldorado
Arkansas
Blackshear Street
Manday
Boom
W. T. Cook
New Orleans Cotton Open High Lay Close Oct 2265
The New Orleans cotton market shows open high and lay close for October 2265 with several mentions of December, May and July contracts across the session indicating shifting positions and interest in near term delivery.
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New Orleans
Dee
New York
McClellan Dies in Marianna at 59
Gus T. McClellan fifty nine of Frink died in a Marianna hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced. Survived by siblings Mire McClellan and Bode Major Ammon McClellan and others. Also named are Frederic Jousag and Colonel Bravand McClellan, both of Washington DC, with military ties.
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Gus T. McClellan
Frink
Maras Hospital
Sorsnang
Ford plans postwar product plus serial growth
Ford argues postwar auto work should produce usable goods and secure, educated labor. He defends high wages if earned, cites 50 dollars a day as possible, and notes wage fairness with productivity. Ford led peacetime car output after war and recently shut plants due to strikes, idling about 50,000 workers.
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Ford
Hunting and Fishing Licenses At Seb County
Seb County issues hunting and fishing licenses with a daylong sale at the courthouse. State licenses for hunting and fishing are available, with fees set at one dollar per license.
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Bete and Couny Aaing Feng
Houten
Contined Plan Page m Guage of any written 7 change planes
Fragmented OCR text mentions Manila and San Francisco with references to plan pages and changes. Mentions individuals like Kurita, Seale, Wass, Jade, Dourlay and Weo men. Overall readability is poor with unclear actions or outcomes.
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Kurita
Manila
San Francis
Amy
Appaty
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Houston County Farmers Exchange
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Mattie Ruscell
JS Casey
Pilgrim Rest
Lucille Hatcher
Marie Jonnson
Paul Southerland
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Charlie Brinks
Selma
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Smastine
Wal Barton
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Taylor
Willie C. Bruner
Jo Cobb
Ed Cameron
Anne Hon
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James Peoples
Dos Melon
M Medina
R. L. Bonnet
Mack Collis
Wiehsburg
Comcir
Heads Church Synod
G. T. McClellan
Marianna
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Dothan Saving & Loan CO
Leuk
Lydia
Pinkhan
Binkham
Pinkham
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Rainer Studios
Walgreen
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