Hurricane winds and trumpet duet amid New Orleans column
Hal Boyle recalls a hurricane near New Orleans and Fort Pierce with amateur trumpet aid by John Quarrier at dawn. He describes the storm’s power, the rush of wind and rain, and the perilous scramble along roads and through wreckage as the hurricane winds carve through Florida and Louisiana.
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Bal Boyle
New Orleans
John Quarrier
Hoe
Rosavik
Quart
Fort Pierce
Florida
Louisiane
Washington Monument
Associated Presa
Jem Price
Atlanta
West Palm Beach
Shea Guirying
Ser
Dts
Jobn Wilera
Cru
Sherittigh
Clancy
Jefefrau
Tose
Mehler
Gaia
Wiltever
Vedagneau
Florida Karat Coast Railway
Fort Punge
Fiat
Bilusy
Orleans
Leach Vacation
Ty New Orles
Mavardelesteps
Morrison
Marveran
Hurricanes Across the Gulf Coast Leave Devastation
Survivors recall the storm terror along the Mississippi Coast where winds and tides battered villages. Refugees crowd shelters as the hurricane’s inland march compounds damage seen in the Midwest. A veteran notes the force of nature outpacing foes while Gulf Coast communities endure the lasting memory.
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Guilt
Florida
Gulf Coast
Marvin Morse Dies in Marianna at 49
MARIANNA Special Marvin Morse aged forty nine died yesterday in a local hospital after illness. He had lived in Marianna for 25 years and was the son of the late Mr and Mrs Charles Edwin Morse. He leaves three brothers Charles B Morse of Minen Stanley Morse of Marianna and Heland Morse of Blakely, and two sisters Mrs Frank Gleason of At Tats Ga and Mrs R J Richardson of Dukely. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Marianna
Marvin Morse
Ness
Mt Weeks
Anulive
Blykely
Morse
Charles Edwin Morse
Chartes B. Moree
Minen
Stanley Morse
Heland Morge
Blakely
Imp Arters
Frank Gleason
At Tats, Gu
R. J. Richardson
Dukely
Lawmakers face adjournment delay amid tense vote scene
Senators debate a tax and road bond package as adjournment looms. Several members shift positions while committees and journal readings consume the week, with an outside chance of a late vote before a planned pause. The upper chamber moves toward a meeting that could influence passage.
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Ure
LoWever
West Werk
Fragmentary 19th Century Political Scene Recounted
The text describes a political confrontation where 16 resents Fred King and references to deposition hearings, Mes Kivi, and a noted leaders’ lineup. It mentions founders of Seline, a Congress fair in Wad ty TAR Te week, and an election where a vice president and Franklin Perez play roles.
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Fred King
Gery
Saelf
Seline
Alapaina
Congress Fair
Fragmented OCR Note From a 19th Century Church Case
Fragmentary OCR text references Newia students and Kuod people with scattered names and phrases. It hints at a group decision and a deputy, with mentions of a bishop, Hmerts promise, and an outside authority related to a church context. Ensuring full clarity is compromised by unreadable segments.
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Chou
Newia
de Tata
Watiely
Latimer Dies in New Orleans after Geneva death notice
Albert J Latimer, longtime Geneva resident, died in a New Orleans hospital. Survived by wife Mrs Neil Latimer, son AJ Latimer Jr, daughters Mes an Lavine Nubia of Century Florida and Net Latimer of Geneva, plus widow Miss Latimer. Funeral services planned at Me Kirst Raphst Church with local pallbearers.
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Geneva
Albers
Hite
Lung
Dhed
Stindey
New Orleans
Oliver & Wroed
Latader
Hardadre Xatesinner
Bie Wate
Neil Lata
AJ Lattines
Latimer
Thom
Donne
Wes
M. Thultery
Fragmented text suggests a historical note or mock oath record
The garbled OCR text appears as a long, disjointed passage with many misspellings and stray phrases. It mentions places and terms like Wall, Worrujas Wall, Western European, and various fragments that resemble a political or legal document, but lacks coherent structure or clear events.
Fragmented OCR reads as crowded cathedral tragedy report
Readable segments describe a chaotic scene near a cathedral where a body was placed in state after an event. References to a ceremony, an honor guard, and a large crowd hint at a funeral or public mourning, with mentions of officials and a department presence. The text is heavily garbled and mid sentence.
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Andy Bres
Wapoleenen
Hyo Fresen
Department of Say
Agia
Marianna Negro Killed On Highway
A Marianna resident was killed in a highway incident as emergency crews towed a vehicle from the scene. Authorities urged caution and reviewed nearby traffic conditions for contributing factors.
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Marianna Negro
Forty Five Persons Arrested Here Over Weekend
Weekend police reports show forty five individuals detained on various charges citywide. Officers noted routine patrols concentrated in downtown and residential districts, with loitering and disorderly conduct among the most common offenses recorded.
County Farm Bureau Directors To Meet
County Farm Bureau directors will convene to discuss organizational matters and plans for agricultural support programs. Officials from the adjacent districts are expected to attend to review policy needs and cooperative actions.
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County Farm Bureau
Fragmented Text With Dense Word Salad From OCR
The passage presents a garbled OCR block with many misread words and nonsensical sequences. It lacks coherent events or identifiable people, places, or organizations to summarize into a clear news item. The readable parts do not yield a definite incident, date, or outcome to anchor a concise card.
Diphtheria Case Reported in De Vien Region
A new diphtheria case was reported in De Vien. Health officials noted outbreaks in Nealthy department with several cases across Wad and county. A fire occurred at Robary Gaalthes hotel kitchen earlier today but caused no injuries. Chet K. Hl Ryan reported a carrot and parsley garnish change at the establishment.
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de Vien
Nuuatow
Nealthy Departmens
Janary
Wales
Mont
Chet K. Hl Ryan
Woman Charged With Mate's Death in Alabama
In Heflin Alabama Sheriff Ewell Nusson announced a warrant had been issued for a woman accused in the death of her husband. The charge details were unclear due to the fragmentary and garbled text but reference to a domestic dispute and a shooting were noted. The fragment mentions a suspect named Beth and neighbors or associates, with details remaining obscured.
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Heflin
Ala
Sherif Ewell Nusson
Cleburne
Swork
Asband
Addruo Banks
Mascadine
Abdattr Chan
Baris Wits
Beth
Georkit
Neve
Montgomery Market Report Confusing OCR Notes Agricultural Vitals
Fragmented OCR style notes list farm terms, addresses, and monetary figures in a jumbled stream. Mentions crops, cattle, calves, sales, and receipts with scattered percentages and quantities, but lacks coherent events or clear entities.
Masonic Calendar Meeting Notes In Mobile Week
A transcription fragment mentions the Masonic Calendar and a special notice by the Dulhan bey, with references to a meeting in Mobile this week. It notes that no member of the Houston County Board of Revenue plans to attend the annual convention of county commissioners and quotes Chairman Albert Logue.
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Jouston Country Board of Revenue
Mobile
Albert Logueeaid
United States Faces Soviet Pressure in UN Debates
In a tense UN session McNeil rejected using imprisonment to curb dissent and asserted Britain backs world cooperation against Russia. He warned that Russia withholds cooperation risks a divided Europe while highlighting U.S. support for Marshall Plan alignment and a push for a full debate on independence of choice within the Assembly.
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United Nations
Viebinsky
Binsky
United States
McNeil Aid
Mc Vishineky
Navaia
Wees & Wave Thonger
McNeil
Britain
Russia
Nussia
Pia Weas
Rureia
Assembly
Marshall
Rusa
Poland
Abo Avgidyd
Russie
Manoaty
Warren R. Autti
U.S
Andi
Ye Damier
Dike Breach Threat Looms as Flood Fears Rise Nearby
A massive weather event endangers the Florida coast with a rising flood. Officials warn of possible dike breaks while evacuations and emergency plans mobilize. Authorities gauge losses and expect extensive damage in affected parishes and cities.
Mrs J T Eagerton D is Here Sunday
Funeral services for Mes a T Eagerton sixty five who died at her daughter's home were held at 3 p m at New Hope Baptist Church with Dr Henry A Parker and Rev Coatles Brewer officiating Interment was in the church cemetery Ward Wilton in charge Surviving are three daughters and three sons with several grandchildren The deceased had lived in Dothan and Tennille prior to moving to Dothan last years
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Mes
A. T. Eagerton
Roy Driggera
Dury
St. Inte
New Hope Baptist Church
Henry A. Parker
Coatles Brewer
Church
Ward
Wilton
Chargy
Bagertoo
Henry Strength
Enterprise
Oscar Henderson
Tennille
Iter
Relative Of Dothan Family Dies In N C
A relative of a Dothan family, A Hall, 30, died at home in Elkins North Carolina yesterday. Survived by his widow, Mrs Frances Hall. Funeral services will be held in Elkins tomorrow.
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Dothan
N.C
Mrs. Whidden Heads Cancer Army in County Role
Mrs. B. J. Whidden of Dothan has been re appointed Houston County Commander of the American Cancer Society Field Army announced today by State Commander Mrs. Kay Meade. Whidden begins her third year as local commander.
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B. J. Whidden
Dothan
Houston
American Cancer Society
Field Army
Kay Meade
Whidden
Warrant charges in theft of wash items in Howton County
Warrant applications name Magnolia Fayd, a Black woman, charged with grand larceny and Winston Chaves Cook, a Black man, charged with receiving and concealing Molen property. The case stems from theft of a wash item from Mrs Tiewson’s household via a washwoman. Bond set at $100. both suspects held in county jail as investigators pursue leads.
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Magnolia Fayd
Grant Larceny
Winston Chaves Cook
Howton County Inferior Court
J.T. Burton
Alabama Department of Public Safety
Worman
Vi W. Henson
Tiewson
Dyed Thompson
Cook
Burton
Me Eaty
Congress urged action on food controls and Europe aid
The AVC and PCA urged restoring central allocation to prevent price booms and busts. League spokesmen called for an immediate congressional session to set a program of free controls. Paul S Willis of the Grocery Manufacturers of America urged a voluntary campaign to curb demand for scarce commodities. President Truman planned conferences on aid to Europe with top officials. Senator Ferguson warned price rises if Europe aid accelerates exports reductions.
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America
AVC
PCA
League
Congress
Sut Valley
Idaho
Paul S Willis
Americum
Truman
Europe
Beith
Mars Shall
Age Culture
Clyton B. Anderson
Harriman
Anderson
Ferguson
R. Mich
Fergnson
Ile
Mrs Lula Amott Dies At Dothan Hospital
Mrs Lula Amott of Pleasant near Enterprise dies in Dothan hospital after illness. Survived by daughters Windham of Columbus Georgia Myrtle Fin of Dothan Grace Jo of Enterprise. sister Minnie McIntosh of Enterprise. brothers Henry Shepard of Enterprise and Charles Shepard of Prestproof. Funeral at Mt Prospect Church tomorrow at 3 PM, Rev E C Glenn officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Pittman Funeral Home in charge.
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Dothan
Ness
Pleasant
Enterprise
Lane
Its
Windham
Columbus
Myrtle
Louis'é Dowling
Tusc Grace
Montgomery
Sae Jo
Minnie Mccintosh
Henry Shepard
Charles Shepard
Prestproof
Fin
Mt. Pregsant Church
E. C. Glenn
Pittman Funeral Home
Columbus Kelley Dies In Veterans Hospital
Geneva special report on Columbus D Kelley a 97 year old Geneva native who died at a veterans hospital near Raleigh North Carolina after a long illness He was a World War II veteran and had lived in Tallahassee for several years Funeral services are set for tomorrow at Pittman Funeral Home Chapel with burial planned near Andalusia Surviving are his wife Gladys Verring Kelley a daughter and his parents Mr and Mrs John Kelly of Andalusia
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Geneva
Columbus D. Kelley
Rateigh
N.C. Sayure
Tallahassee
Formorrow
Pittman Funeral Home
Andalusia
Gladys Verring Kelley
John Kelly
And
Jisia
Festival Cooperation Sparks Unified Message
City officials voiced strong support for the festival emphasizing excellent spirit of cooperation. They warned time is short and all cities must continue working hard to ensure a successful event.
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Participa
Renounce Vote Cited in Interference Case Incomplete
A fragment reports that number 15 voted to renounce a Minton contract or cancel it. The undersigned finds that the assault on a yard constitutes interference and results. Evidence suggests Kimmie Dorsey pleaded avancement, though details are unclear.
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Minton
Kimmie Dorsey
Avementy
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