Cross Sections Of Life In RADICTED Harald Smith Case
Federal Grand Jury in Montgomery charged Harald Smith with violating the National White Slave Traffic Act. Smith, arrested in Dothan June 19, released on bond. Also listed: Charley Brown and Sharaedae driving white in impaired right, plus Elder Vickert charged with lottery. Three Dothan Negroes treated after an auto accident, names Jones, Luther Trawick, Mozel Daniel. G. A. Per charged with driving while intoxicated and license issues after a minor collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald Smith
Montgomery
Smith
Dothan Jime
FEY
Dethen
Jones
Trawick Luther
Trawick
Mozel Daniel
Dothan
Hospital plans moved ahead after board resignations in Ozark
Octtin expected to raise 74783 of the county share toward construction of the 30 bed hospital. Vetera approved the tax in July. Architect H J Holman Jr of Ozark has worked on plans since March after being hired following Charles J McCauley’s resignation citing continuous confusion since Oct 18 1949. Molmen unavailable for progress update. Federal funding cuts threaten delays of one to three years, or indeterminate postponements for similar hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetera
H. J. Holman, Jr
Ozark
Charles J. McCauley
McCauley
Molmen
Ozark Yer'erday
Cale
Pay Hike Looms Despite Expected Price Freeze
AP report notes union economists fear wage drives may outpace any price freeze. Truman undecided on price policy as wage talks heat in steel, auto, rubber, and textiles. CIO and AFL wage campaigns aim for raises tied to cost of living, with contracts in steel and aluminum inching toward higher pay.
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Washington
Truman
CIO
United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
Murray
Pittsburgh
John Lewis
United Ming Workers
Lewis
Walter Reysher
United Auto Workers
Auito
AFL
Alumiium Company of America
B. F. Goodrich & Co
Cincinnati
General Tire and Rubber Company
Crevetang
CIO Amalgamated
APL International Ladies Garment Workers Union
CIO Shipbuilding Worker
APL
Ald Rayon Manufacturing
Noteunion Textile
Dorriety Hartford Funeral Held at Hartford Baptist
Funeral services for Mrs. Dorriety S Dorriety sixty who died Wednesday night followed a short illness were held Thursday afternoon at the Hartford Baptist Church. The Rev C C Bennett officiated and interment was in Hartford Cemetery with Holman Funeral Home directing. Survived by husband five daughters Nettie Mae Gleston Vera Bradley Delle Hie Crawford Mary Wilda Wood all of Hartford Edna Kate Smith Colyme kos Ga four sons Willie B A Z and Grady Lee Dorriety Hartford James Dorriety Columbus one sister Mrs Albert Lewis Sloromb two brothers Charles and Mi both Hartford.
Gordon Man Shot: Edgar Pynes Held
A Gordon route one man, Ed Hughes, was shot in the leg and face and remained in serious condition at a Dothan hospital. Edgar Pynes, about 50, residing near the Florida Alabama line, was held by Jackson County authorities in connection with the Friday morning shooting. Pynes faces an earlier indictment in Houston County for assault with intent to murder in a 1949 shooting. Deputies Langford and Applewhite conducted the investigation. two .20 gauge shells were found near where Hughes fell.
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Gordon
Dothan
Jackson County
Fieroan
Ed Hughes
Snevitt
Erna Barnes
Edg Pynes
Barnes
Pynes
Florida
Alabama
Houston County
Charles W. Lewis
James Langford
Robert Applewhite
Hughes Ws
Hughes
Pres
Explosion Victim Max Causey Rites Set at Mt Zion
Funeral services for Mrs. Max Causey, killed Thursday in a basement explosion at her Lake Worth Texas home, will be held tomorrow at 3 30 p m at Mt Zion Church one mile from Tumbleton. Her husband and a small child were reported seriously burned. Details of arrangements were not learned.
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Max Causey
Lake Worth
Fix
Obituary fragment for Columbia figure with family listed
Surviving relatives include husband Max Causey Take Worth and parents Mr and Mrs J A Bedsple Columbia with three sisters Mrs HR J Duckett Atlanta Mrs O 17 Bleu soe Jr Ortanda Flg and Mrs Dewey King Dothan plus six brothers Willie Otto Perplia Ottis all of Columbia John Ree Atlanta and Hugh Dent Madrid and grandmother Mrs Susie E Armstrong Headland with several nieces and nephews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Causey
Take Worth
J. A. Bedsple
Col Iumbia
J. Duckett
Atlanta
Bleusoe, Jr
Ortanda
Flg
Dewey King
Dothan
Willie
Otto
Perplia
Ottis
Columbia
Susie E. Armstrong
Headland
Global News Summary Hurts by Cold War Fears
United Press reports a mixed week in the cold war balance. Inchon success boosts UN Korea stance while Red forces counter in Indochina and Berlin. Millyer hails Inchon as best amphibious operation. U.S. casualties surprise. Three-way talks stall on Western German army.
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Harry Ferguson
United Press
Inchon
Korea
Ming
Aig
Red Army
Ineho
Robert C. Millyer
America
Try
Kera
Kremlin
Stalin
Koren
Agther
Criss Point
Indo-China
United States
Berlin
Moscow
Gemany
France
Tors
Humber 4 Run and River Crossings in Afghan Front
Reporting on battlefield conditions with heavy river crossing obstacles and bridges blown in the Tabu Sangin sector. A rapid TABU to Sangin advance by U S forces inflicted high enemy casualties amid wrecked vehicles, abandoned weapons, and scorched terrain. The British 6th Brigade faced an American air strike error near Warxwan, causing casualties.
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Humber
Tabu
Sangin
Red Field Artillery
Taegu
Naktang River
6Th Brigade
Associated
Jess
Jgeng Herrick
Warxwan
US Second Division advances near rail city west of Naktong
Detachment reports the U S Second Division driving three miles westward within four miles of a rail line and highway city miles west of the Naktong River while the 25th Division at the southern end meets growing resistance but reaches three miles of Ju town. On Christmas Eve 1933 large hailstones fell in Pretoria South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Second Divsion
Naktong River
U. S. 25Th Division
Pretoria
South Africa
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Charley D. Brown
Wi Sharaedae
Elder Y Vickert
Ana
Saxon Ins
Carte Bidg
Seeel Speigner Concrete Block CO
Patrgraand
Oray
Harold W. Ward
Monarch
E. E. Bentley Company
Panama City
THE
BAY Line
Puran
South Korea
Nea-Acme
Norman Williams
Is and Vorie Lumber Company
Dothan Fire Department
Jerday
Harris
Simpsor
Neers
Monroe
Hare
South Oates Street
Tricks
Cheroee Avenue
Filma
Bauman
Hal
Congress
All Dothan
Dothan Federal
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
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