Extension courses in American History announced for Wiregrass region
Troy State Teachers College will offer Saturday extension classes starting next week in Kiley Auditorium. Dean Boyd said sessions cover subjects with minimum enrollment and will begin Saturday. Also noted is a separate training meeting for Home Demonstration agents in Santa.
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Dotha
Solnmom Baxter
G. A. Boyd
Troy State Teachers College
STC
Tomor Xex
Kiley Auditorium
Boyd Fair
Etrad Tlase Bol Ringe
Draft memo stirs Navy clash over atomic bombing role
Fragmentary OCR shows figures like Vier son and Tommittee chair, sparking a Navy Air Force feud about war plans and the atomic bombing job. Mention of Vinson and Navy officers hints at a court inquiry into sources and authoring of the memorandum, revealing confusion over who prepared the document.
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Grone
Tommittee
Vierson
Walane
Navy Department
Navy Air Force
Tulvive War Coles
Matthews
Navy
Vinson
Wacth
Hey
Fall Winter Fashion Book Promotes Easy Sewing Patterns
Shiras present updated styles with over 150 practical sewing designs for all skill levels. The Fall Winter Fashion Book offers patterns like waist nines 32 and sizes 26, with simple instructions and new style ideas. Order your copy now for 25 cents.
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Miinber
Mosey
Autumn season in the city brings renewed charm and mood
A nostalgic column from The Dothan Eagle notes autumn's arrival with vivid city scenes and seasonal imagery. It describes people adjusting wardrobes, storefronts changing displays, and the general feeling of fall as a time of renewed vigor, comfort, and spending, while hinting at routines of workers and families.
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Dothan
Dirith
Teiching
Labor unrest and bargaining actions across U S steel and union sectors
Reports from Lewistown and other cities show Standard Steel Works accepting Lindingboard recommendations, with unions planning bargaining sessions nationwide. Separate notes cite a federal suit by a Pennsylvania miner over UMW welfare fund trustees, CIO internal tensions in Cleveland, mediation in New York harbor disputes, mass picketing in Blair County and resumed talks on pensions between Ford and the CIO UAW as tensions rise in the steel and labor arenas.
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Standard Steel Works
Lewistown
Lindingboard
Standard Steel
Washington
Vega
UMW Heart and Welfare Fund
Trewd
Cleveland
CIO
United Electrical Workers Convention
New York
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Aock
New York Shipping Associaton
APL International Longahoremen's Union
Act
Aboona
Blair County
Ty Detrett
Ford
United Auto Workers
Economists Call for Automatic Stabilizers in Fiscal Policy
A group led by Clarences Heer of the University of North Carolina urged Congress to adopt automatic tax and spending shifts to stabilize the economy during downturns. They argued for light taxation and flexible spending to counter unemployment and fund roads, schools, and hospitals, with proactive plans to brace for inflation or deeper slumps.
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Congress
Con-giess
Conurens
Clarenes Heer
University of North Carolina
Livestock Prices and Arrivals Across Southern Plants
Livestock arrivals include 19 calves and 2,200 hogs at eight major packing plants in Athans Columbus Moul trie Thom esville Dothan and Tifton with Florida plants in Tallahanset and Tucksonville. Hog prices vary by weight and grade with soft and sere bord hogs at 17 to 18 dollars for lighter weights and up to 18.80 for midweights. Medium grades and sows show prices from 12 to 16 dollars across weight ranges.
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Thomasville
USDA
Athans
Columbus
Moultrie
Thoensville
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Tucksonville
Tallahanset
Fla
Eitht
Aoft
Medlin
Montgomery Market Report Slower Cattle Trade and Mixed Receipts
Montgomery market watchers report slower Friday activity with mixed receipts and prices. Slaughter cattle mostly steady to weak. vealers down. stocker steers and heifers steady to strong. Cattle volumes and weights vary, sales showing 200s lower for many classes. cotton futures drift lower on weather and liquidation pressures.
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Montgomery (Ap
Union Stock Yards Fed
State Markatewe
Gatther Werk
Wark
Senate figures and aid totals in conference talks
Amid rough Senate figures, large sums are debated for aid and treaties. The document cites 680 dollars, 905,000 and 211,370,000 allocations among Greece, Turkey, Korea and The Philippines. It mentions a proposed Atlantic treaty framework and a Chan t area split at presidential discretion.
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Senate
New Lands
Oneh
Walt
Greece
Turkey
Korea
Philippines
Deaths in Enterprise area mark sad week of services
Funeral services held for W. Rabinette at South Side Methodist Church with Rev Culp officiating after sudden Park Avenue death. He leaves a large family in Enterprise including seven children and two sisters. Separate notices report Haward Crayton McDaniel aged 45 buried after First Baptist service, with Dr Justice officiating. A H Blair dies at Center Ridge, funeral at Bradshaw Baptist with Rev Plant presiding. survivors include wife and one son Dewey Blair.
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Rabinett
South Side Methodist Church
Culp
Robinette
Park Avenue
Terprise
Joanna
Tier Rebinetta
Mire
A. S
Meredith
Gaatt
Hy Stokes
Councellor
H.C. Rumas
Hannon
Dullaway
Norton
Enterprise
Sam Rebinette
Culumbus
Albert Rebinette
Aistera
William Cavy
Asien
Mrz
Pink ‘Stokes
Clio
Buriat
Searcy Puhecal
A. ©. McDaniel
Hawart Crayston McDaniel
First Baptist Church
B. BR
Easte Flower McDaniel
D. ¥. Landaverk
Max
Rex
Douglas
Wid Wayman
Louistown
Main
J. M. McDaniel
Brothers Land
Searcy Funeral Home Direct
A. H. Blair
Panora
Center Ridge
Bradshaw Baptist
J.B. Plant
Searcy Funeral Home
Damascus Bugtist Church
Dewey Hi Blair
Soule One
Coffee Springs
Atomic knowledge sparks global alarm and arms race
The article notes that the American public deserves full atomic energy updates and recalls Truman's Potsdam era disclosure. It discusses Russia's potential bomb capability, the secrecy around detonating devices, and the inevitability of atomic arms development since 1939, questioning how many bombs exist and where they might be used.
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Truman
Potsdam
Japan
Russia
Avientihe
Farms Shift in Labor Force Leaves Few Farm Workers
A historical note shows the American labor force now largely urban with only one-sixth of workers employed on farms, while nine teams of the era reflect agricultural and industrial divisions. The shift marks a major change in employment distribution across the nation.
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Jyeres
Secrets of Power and Posture by John Robert Powers
Tips from John Robert Powers on modeling presence and poise. Exercises target ankles knees and hips for improved balance and grace, with a focus on posture suppression of nervousness. Includes a six hairstyle showcase by Powers’ stylists and a request to mail 10 cents for a lesson packet.
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John Robert Powers
Ota
IRB
Powers
Prisoner in Cell Rampage Sparks Violence and Gunfire
Deputies dealing with an insanity commitment inmate in a city jail fired at him after he ripped a bed apart and charged with a rail. He fled the cell corridor and was wounded before hospital transport. The incident prompted evacuation of other prisoners as gas cleared.
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Carmeron
Camayon
Lewis
Cameron
Cameron Ands
State Hospital
Reservists Plan Dothan Meet and Installations
In Dothan a combined reservist meeting is set for Thursday night September 27 at the Dothan Recreation Center. Hayes notes chairs are not yet requisitioned for seating at the new installation and outlines units including 935 QM Company, 446 FA Battalion, 781 Engineer Heavy Shop, and 53rd Complement Post. Regular Army personnel will be stationed locally, with tours and assignments described, amid ongoing festival and contest planning across nearby towns.
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Weining
Cant Hayes
Dothan
Dothan Recreation Center
Hayes
Quartermaster Service Company
Raymond White
Dathan
Field Artillery Battalion
Lst
Stanley M. Nash
Geneva
Engineer Heavy Shop
Houston County
Milton Lurie
Malcom M. Walding
Do* AF
Dotnah
QM Company
Alabama Military District
Birmingham
Paul W. Williams
Capas M. Jones
Regular Army
James W. Saseer
Andalusia
Sr. R. Brsunan
Lightschost
Geneva County
The
Boons
Watch Post
American Legion
acctleraderWfs
Clenny Parker
Horace Adams
Parker
Adams
Pinckard and Geachville
Wise Gill
Zat
Catanwood
Slyendy Faye
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