Herrings Take Salvation Army Command In Dothan
Capt and Mrs E W Herring assume leadership of the Salvation Army in Dothan succeeding Capt and Mrs Joseph Olsen who moved to West Palm Beach Fla. The article notes the transfer from Winston Salem NC and mentions the local council meeting of Houston County Social and Professional Workers, a city paving bid opening, and two Houston County election-day jury duty cases affecting local officials John Adkins and John C White.
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E. W. Herring
Salvation Army
Dothan
Joseph Olsen
West Palm Beach
Fla
Mes. Herring
Winston Salem
N. C
Houston County Social and Professional Workers Council
Charcoal Steak House
Houston County
Cottonwood
John Adkins
John C. White
Republican Favored For Governorship In Wisconsin Race
A 49 year old drug den owner Oscar Rennebohm is favored to win Wisconsin’s governorship as Republicans solidify their primary win. Carl W. Thompson, a Stoughton attorney and Democrat, challenges Rennebohm in November. Thompson ousted William Carroll in a Young Democrats bid, but Democrats overall fared weakly in the statewide primary.
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Milwaukee
Aps
Wisconsin
Oscar Rennebohm
Wisconsi
Carl W. Thompson
Stoughton
William H. Stevenson
E Gisty
Garderr Withrow
Alvin E. O'Kenski
Charles Madsen
Rennebohm
Ralph St. Immeil
Madison
Rennebohr
Immell
Thompson
Wiliam JD. Carroll
Praire du Chien
Bevin outlines Berlin airlift plan with Marshall and Schuman
Bevin said in Paris that the air lift to Berlin would continue through winter if the Soviet blockade persists. He noted agreed steps if the airlift fails and rejected claims of an imminent war. Bevin charged Russia with trying to drive out the Western powers, and compared current moves to Britain’s dealings with Hitler, hinting at Kremlin negotiating difficulties.
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Munich
Bevin
Paris
U. S
George C. Marshall
Robert Schuman
Berlin
Russia
Britain
Hinev
Kremlin
Hitler
Darkness Gang Shootout Leaves Officer Wounded in Norfolk
Officers returned fire as three Black suspects fled. Christopher C Ward was struck in the back and critically hurt. Ward’s companions Willie Milsins and Jessie fies surrendered. The group reportedly dropped a SORA in hulls before Ward was wounded. A Norfolk VA home address appears for the arrestees. A second white man, Aubrey Whitt Tarkinton, is jailed as the alleged advance man who organized the robbery details but did not participate in the actual stickup.
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Christopher C Ward
Willie Milsins
Jessie Fies
Ward
Newroes
Hulls
Norfolk
Key West Residents Brace For Storm as Floods Hit Florida
Destruction spreads from Key West to Miami as the hurricane disrupts transport and damages structures. A 46 year old engineer and a 56 year old woman die in separate incidents amid uprooted trees, downed power lines, and flooded streets. The Overseas Highway and bridges close. naval craft suffer damage while inland farming areas near Homestead report a deadly snail tornado damaging several farms. No injuries reported there.
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Key West
Miami
Lake Oxeechobee
John Evans
Totem Surf Club
Mian Beach
Ben
J. Kinesid
Coconut Grove
Miami Beach
Misani
Miami Beara
Tavernier
Hege
Maint
Homesead
Mistrial Declared In Damage Action
Circuit Judge D C Halstead declared a mistrial in the damage action against Alter L Smith of Dothan after a jury failed to reach a verdict. A settlement was reached with Smith to receive 1250 dollars. The original suit stemmed from the death of his son Charlie Janice, 18, who was electrocuted January 1, 1947, after contact with high tension equipment during a truck crash on Ashford highway.
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D. C. Halstead
Alter L. Smith
Dothan
Smith
Charlie Janice
Young Smith
Ashford
Orher Caves
Thos Seastan
Egsture
AL OW Johnson
Stein Hins
Adderson Motors
Grover Bo Hawk
Bo Willams
Henry C. Saupper
Will Rogers
Doss Nelly
Passins
Mertie Watford
Maria Crosses
Yars
Mrs Gene Spearman Pilot Club Speaker
Mrs Gene Spearman spoke at the Pilot Club meeting held at the Heuster Hotel with MM Leia Holland introducing her. Six guests attended, including Miss Gladys, Miss Juanita McClein, and Mrs John Henderson, with other members listed. members were pictured for a club event promoting charity work and Christmas plans.
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Gene Spearman
Heuster
Spearman
MM Leia Holland
Gladys
Juanita McClei
Mors John Henderson
Bosbie Gus
Sara Dell Philips
Judy Ellved Figiteen
Pionent
Spearrarve Tay Garse
Bis
Fridas
Perry Persten
Livestock Market News Montgomery Ohio Cattle and Hogs Report
Federal State Market News Service records cattle receipts near 975 head with active steady sale. Early best beef cows and high grade slaughter steers priced around 21.10 to 25. Far stern and common beef cattle mixed 14.00 to 18.50. Stocker cattle and heifers show varied demand with feeders and canners noted. Overall prices reflect steady activity with regional demand supporting most classes. Official release appears to summarize mixed cattle trading and margins at Montgomery Ohio yarding facilities.
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Montgomery (Ap
Fed. State Market News Service Union
Sioes Yards
Cenemon
Miediu Sausaze Sbidpo
Cannes Bull Apts
Herfers Otha
Lee
Andrews Attacks Civil Rights Drive in Dixiecrat Split
Congressman Andrews denounces Truman civil rights push as liberalism and warns of a party realignment. He argues for a split GOP with a Dixiecrat faction and predicts constitutional challenges, court rulings, and political trades shaping the 1948 era battle over segregation and FEPC.
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Supreme Court
Jesus
FEPC
Democrance Party
Andrews
Oncar Wing
Ewing
Helen Gahneran Douglas
California
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapols
Barkley
Newmenee
Truman
Democratic Party
Wwe
Lewi
Congress
Ives
New Yorks
New York
Dewey
Senate
Ention
Trutman
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Mane
Serter
Carin
Tomy
Seth Cercee
Thaddes
Fragmented text hints at political maneuvering and public notices
The garbled passage references George and Dewey era politics, elections, and party mentions across locations like Boston and San Francisco. It appears as a jumble of names, percentages, and actions without coherent events.
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Tormer
M . Teer
Ena
George
Dewey
Peace
Boston
San Fran
Budget Of 2025 For Boy Scouts Here Approved By Board
The Southeast Alabama Bay Secont Caunel approved an operating budget of 20 250 for 1959 this week. The budget was presented to the chairman and set up by the CLT Ewater nahew hoa meet nance committee. Deputy regional executive Ren er spoke of the core and prospects for the coming year. Attending the executive board were ROG Jouner J Wat Rey Crow C T Hus car Seretho Pes G B Sagth Lane Enon Guy Carr OST OAL Seas Res Jeffecat G Do Kells Wesley Borrit WV Sullivan Henry Houston J Hamner Dr Woo Abrnath Floyd Peak James Slade Ken Oliver Repert ate Rut and Frank Games Gi Voit Carrel Joe Sai.
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Alabama Bay
Secont Caunel
Aeig
the &Clt
Ewater Nahew Hoa
Nance
Rener
Regenal
Coade
Saliba
Carter
Ngere Rog
Jouner
J. Wat
Rey Crow
C. T Huscar Seretho Pes
G. BR Sagth
Lane Enon
Guy Carr
OAL Seas
Res Jeffecat
G. Do Kells
Wesley Borrit
WV. Sullivan
Henry Houston
J. Hamner
Woo Abrnath
Floyd Peak
James Slade
Ken Oliver
Repert
Frank Games
Gi Voit Carrel
Joe Sai
Alabama Farmers Growers Record Output This Year
The report lists total receipts of $120 for soybeans and various crops including corn, peanuts, cotton, and tomatoes. Despite high yields, overall income shows significant variance with several other line items such as dairy and truck freight contributing to the agricultural sector’s mixed returns.
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Jeroc
Icesmrck Ami
Iscoese Cottorr
Alabama
Unclear OCR: Mortgage and labor figures in Houston and Dothan
Fragmented figures describe mortgage activity in Houston and Dothan with percentages for various categories. The garbled text mentions total calls of reports, mortgage values, and administrative notes, but key names, dates, and coherent events are obscured by errors.
Congress weighs 68 members at Ozark meeting
A fragmented report describes a gathering where delegates and committee members discuss party alignment. References to the president’s stance, a group of alleged gangsters, and support for Gov Stren Tisetford of South Carolina frame the session. The event includes attendees from a state trade school at Napier Field.
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C.vy
Giesgram
Hirself
Stren Tisetford
South Carolina
Funeral services for Williams Henry Smits
Funeral services for Williams Henry Smits are announced. The obituary notes he was seventh corpsman of Touttemeye Velene Detheite and references Weenie. The body of Private Alva F.E. Kelly of Dothan will arrive here Saturday morning for transportation to Miami. Private Kelly, son of Mr and Mrs C G Kelly of 501 Greenwood Avenue, died May 24 while serving with Company E 37th Port Battalion Transportation Corps in Alaska.
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Alva FE. Kelly
Dothan
Fort Rehure
Kelly
C. G. Kelly
Greenwood Avenue
Port Battalion
Transportation Corps
Alaska
Draft call rises as army seeks 15000 in December
Defense officials said selective service will provide 15000 draftees for the armory in December, up 5000 from November. The plan envisions monthly quotas rising toward 32090 next year as the army aims for 870000 strong. Air force and navy rely on volunteers. Preinduction physicals start October 4 for registrants deemed acceptable. The munitions board asks inductees be available during the first 20 days of December to avoid Christmas holidays.
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Washington
Defense Department
Selective Service
Army
Wilds
Air Force
Navy
Munitions Board
Soviet bloc bloc over Ber bash elects two vice presidents
The assembly completed organizational elections in its second session with Russia and its satellites securing two of 14 seats on the steering committee. A Russian and a Polish candidate won slots among vice presidents, seen as a rebuke to Soviet policy. Moscow denounced the move but later tolerated the result as Vishinsky prepared to respond. Morning session ran about one hour before the steering committee planned a 3 pm meeting.
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Berbash
Russia
Snortiv
United Nations
Rago
Moscow
Cn Argime
Vishinsky
Witu
Antelopes Press Rancher for New Grazing Land in Silver City
Rancher N. C. W. Sheiley reports antelope have consumed excessive grass in his district prompting him to seek additional grazing territory for cattle. State department had stocked the area with antelope several years ago.
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Silver City
N. CR
W. Sheiley
State Name Department
Ducks Wake on Fish Backs at Lake Pyma Sanctuary
Ducks appear to wake on fishes' backs at the Lake Pyma sanctuary near the Pennsylvania Ohio boundary, a scene observed by visitors noting wild fowl behavior along the shoreline.
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Lake
Pyma
Pennsylvania
Oho
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