Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass PTA Meeting
The GEAOLAND PTA plans its first meeting Tuesday at 3 pm in the school parish hall. Teachers and new members will be welcomed, with remarks by the presiding committee and speeches by George Heart secretary of the Atmere Chamber of Commerce. Postsponed items include a queen contest and examinations for Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Also noted are cemetery work and an executive meeting at Southeastern Alabama Legal Council with updates on the 400 Anniversary Crusade and related funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geaoland Pta
Headland Paren
Po Athoel
Thn
Lina
Coors Sree
Tan
Southeastern
Mabama Legal Council
Peay Howl
Bethan
Hinge
Ds. F. O. Merrills
Fiah Pond
Geneva County Nigh
Stocomb
San Regimier
G. S
Relaina
NAACP
Wacd
Alabama Ag
Seeioe Hiratlonse Whee A. Negro Vatory
Veterana Assocation
Mabihaz
Aleady
Mobi County
Cies
Unclear text from October theater notice
Fragmentary OCR reads a theater event with names and titles but wording is garbled. It mentions a performance at a theater in October and references a committee, a queen, and a rejection, but many words are unreadable. No verifiable facts beyond a scheduled play and a royal rejection mention can be asserted.
Labor Strikes To Shape Postwar US Economy
Large scale labor action threatens a fragile postwar economy with 1,040,000 new workers striking and 135,000 Ford employees idle. Coal miners and steel industry talks loom as unions press for wage shares and work conditions, risking widespread job stoppages and rising shortages across several industries.
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Associated Press
America
Ford Motor Company
Ct United Steelworkers Union
Alee Indualry
Tecosx
Comnanten
Channety
Grateat
United Ally Workers Unio
Nathan
Betary
Woman Injured In Two Car Crash At City Intersection
Police report a two car collision at the South Oates and Selman streets intersection left a 22 year old Frank Powell with injuries and bruises. Detectives investigate while charges are contemplated as other involved drivers are identified in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors
Frank Powell
Saulh Oates Street
Selman Street
Indiatelys
Heter
Ay Thomane Hoy
Ferale
Thathany Holle
Valenbus
Columbus
Alabama Senators Vole Records Listed in Senate Action
Senators from Alabama figure in a Senate action list showing votes on various nominations and amendments. The record notes confirmation votes for named individuals and proposed reductions in military and foreign aid, with opposition from Hill and Sparkman. The piece also mentions a local fall festival with events at Geneva County high school and other community activities.
W A Parrish Midland City Obituary Notice
Obituary notices from Ozark Special include W A Parrish aged six months, born in Geneva County, survived by husband W A Parrish of Midland City, two daughters Rebecca Parrish and Mrs Jack Ward, and two brothers. funeral at Hardland City Methodist with interment in Midland City cemetery. Also brief death notices for Juste Mae Sdeweitt, Mary Avant, Susie Windham, and J H Van Jonidogharm with service and burial details in Hartford and Ozark area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack C. Ward
Charlotte
Hardland City Methodist Church
R. W. Judking
M. Bolawin
Midland Ciy
Holsman Funeral Home
Ozark
MNS
Jem M. Thweatt
Hartford
Mia
Juste Maesdweitt
Esta
Flay
Gyb
Hol Nan
Hucford
Khweatt
Hee Atband
Mes Velma Gritluc
Flardora
Rouin
Ta Holt
Esto
Bunnie Kinsaat
Haviford
Sun
Mraik Aw Piweatt
Fate
Mra
Yallie Witeht
Pensacola
Albert Jucous
Pahamon City
Chawke
Geneva
Jemiy Jacobs
Vane Andingitam
J. H. van Jonidogharm
Marklord
Rorte
Hank
Ehaday
Duijowang
A& Shout
Marley
Leal Bendigg
Aolaiai
Iartfoed
Anne Diterd
James Hughes
Karifoed
We J. Evighes
Fonsavnia
Wilburn Burch
Dlartfond
Mea
Malcolm
Duihill
Qoh. Varlandingham
Lawronvenigs
AL OL Venlendingham
Gofale
Mary A. Avant
Sperln
Mary Aw Avant
WeWlon
Providenes Horen
Dalevilte
Newtons Ba
Andrew Avant
Daleville Row
Miter
Nephesys
Speie S
Lilie Averet
Enterprise
Mettle Rodger
Ariton
Ed Treadway
Duleville Toute Une
Navy plan shows carrier force for 40,000 foot demonstration
The Defense Department outline describes a carrier task force headed by Franklin D. Roosevelt era figures. The fleet includes Mindoro fast carrier, two cruisers, 12 destroyers and one submarine, with a top air display. Johnson invites Army and Air Force leaders to attend a Monday cruise with Gen. Hoyt S. Vandersborg and Air Chief Stuart. early briefing covers first carrier op chase. Seventy-one publishers reporters and civic leaders will tour the carrier during the orientation conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Oases
Miday
Mindoro
Johnson
Army
Air Porce
Jet
Slong
Gilting
Caver
Gordon Gray
Gu Omar
Bradley
Chiaty of
Statt
Ger
Hoyt S.vandensborg
Air
Art
W. Stuart Gynington
Defense Department
Townsell jailed after health raid at son’s home
Dr W T Burkett county health officer led a raid at the home of Townsell’s son amid a transfer to jail. The incident involved improvised provisions and unclear details about the raid’s purpose and outcomes, with recovery of 40 property items noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsell
W. T
Missing Girl Found Near Six Miles From Home
Joanne Lynn, 11, of Hemlock, missing since Monday, was found dead in a field six miles south of her home. Sheriff Donald McColl said the body showed no obvious signs of violence and autopsy was pending. Prime Minister Attlee urged Britons to unite against inflation as Labour faces a confidence vote amid economic strain.
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Attlee
Lima
N.Y
Livingston County
Donald McCol
McColl
Coraney Mion Hare
Levingston County
Lavon
Altyearalnirl
Norma Mara
Ben
Lona
Joanne
Hal Cuddler
London
Britain
Sala
Labor
P Geneen
Lord Woalton
Ich
Jon Wils
Lon Churchill
Tories
Actire
Thettem
Allee
M Savious
Tate
Vankyata
White supremacy drives Alabama voting race fears
The article warns that Negro registration and NAACP activity threaten Alabama politics as white supremacist groups unite with veteran associations to mobilize black voters. It notes Alabama supporters warn of dangers to intellect and elections while a gubernatorial campaign shifts toward race as a key factor.
Senate aims to approve vast Europe aid program
Senate discussion centers on a 1 000 000 000 aid package for European members of the Atlantic pact. Connally says House will likely concede the Senate total amid new developments. Frisell predicts a new push to bolster the U S Air Force as reports circulate that atomic bombs may be stored in England. Diplomatic sources say sharing of atomic secrets could expand among the United States Britain and Canada. Russia rumors of further explosions surface but U S policy remains focused on countering communism with unity and power. New York restaurant notes close to hot weather demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Senam Connally Fox
Connally
Charman
Fox Civn Relations Committee
Nowamagn
Russia
la Martin
Washington
Yugoslav Diplomats Accuse Russians Of Overthrow Plot
At the United Nations Yugoslav Deputy Foreign Minister Rebler claimed Russia plotted to overthrow Yugoslavia. Budapest tensions rose as Hungary accused Yugoslavia of treason, while Tito labeled a Soviet plot to overthrow his regime.
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Ay A
Goldberg
New York
AGP
Argy Diptomat
Ruxsin
Ato 4
Rebler
United Nations
Chile
Russia
Reblc
Budapest
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Lewyer
Hvard Kardelj
Belgade
Maichat
Serlente
Laszia Rak
Minis
Pallet
Tito
Raye
Rabler
Westival
Hajk
Hun Fats
Amaosi
R Wsalt Bebler
United Nations Assembly
Hebler
Yoxoslava
Assembly Prnyient
Vladimir Clementie
Bueaia
World leaders discuss disarmament and peace aims at Bremingham exercises
U S officials including Weeks and Romulo highlight world interest in peace and defenses. Romulo notes hopes for global participation, aiming to demonstrate restraint and preparedness. Weeks travels to Washington for military equipment and personnel talks, then to Atlanta for a Third Army conference with Lt. Gen. Gillem as top planners stress the Army's role in observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yen Augtin
U.S. Welesate
U.N
Auron
Romulo
Bremingham
Weeks
Thake
Roma
Washington
Altamta
Alyid C. Gillem
Ge Third Army
Third Army
Larga Tamabers
Ieope
Patrdn
Omay N. Beales
Aniny Seen Ih
End of Saving Time Noted in Northeast Region
New York reports the end of daylight saving time as clocks fall back this year. Officials note the change was observed in most areas, with concentration of observance in the industrial east.
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New York
Ala & m
Anc
East Ft
Quebec Man Charged With Planting Bomb On Ill-Fated Plane
Quebec police charged J Albert Guay with murder in the 1949 Sault au Cochon air disaster that killed 22, including Kennecott executives and crew. A witness described a woman delivering a package believed to contain a stake. The case cites an alleged hate dynamite bomb and an insurance policy paid to Guay.
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Quebec
Que
J. Albert Guay
Quebec Airways
Mra
Arthur Pike
Ciamy
Ditaralt
Enarge
Guay
Sault Au Cochon
Rita Morel
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Alphonse Baron
Mountainsiae
Mix
Plixe
Pire
J Brown-Halred Vaornao
Bale
Lawmakers debate unpaid commission work and funds
Lawyers of the commission agreed to handle the test in court without pay while other members faced pay caps. The panel lacks funds for operations as Secretary Tarvas Verdordan notes a 44,753 balance. A $50,000 appropriation for consolidation with the State Building Commission was vetoed by Governor Folsom, prompting questions about open office hours and potential declaratory judgment actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auntwell
Emir Couts
Tarvas Verdordan
Tech Dical
State Building Commission
Folsom
Boulwell
Soviet Union possessed the secret atomic weapon in 1947
Foreign Minister Tessuier or Usimer noted that the Soviet claim of having the atomic bomb was greeted as a bluff by Western circles, but the statement asserted the USSR had possessed the weapon since 1947 while the United States maintained a prohibitionist stance and sought international control to verify the ban on production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
Mololay Usimer
United States
Soviet Union
Bia
Itz
Canental
Evans Ormsby Here Tomorrow at Wiregrass Club
Maj Davie J. Evans Army officer and youth advocate will address the Wiregrass Quarterback Club in Dothan Alabama on September 26. Spearheading the talkSports for Sports Sake Evans played at UNC in 1915 and held roles in college sports administration and youth programs including the Boy Scouts and juvenile court efforts.
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Fort Nepherson
Davie J. Evans
Army Special Services
Wiregrass
Dothan
Ala
Robert
Pat) Ormsby
Wideston-Salem
N. C
Nsovella
Mons
Walter Morne
Major Evans
Carl Snavely
University of North Carolina
Central Board
Middle Atlantic States
Lions Grab
Tad Twister
Lahcasters
National Pine | Flound Association
MCA
Boy and Girl Scouts of
Amerem
de Molay
Evans
Army
Mt | Meade
Washington and Lee, University
Lexington
Hrmanity
Koved
Enthasidsie
Texas
Morris
Tex
Debits Rise in Dothan Banks in August Survey
The University of Alabama Bureau of Business Research reports August bank debits across four Alabama cities rose 3 percent from a year earlier, totaling 12 178 000 with demand deposits at 14 024 6 hundred dollars. Savings in Dothan banks fell 5.1 percent from July while postal savings declined. Building permits issued in August totaled 19 578 with residential and nonresi dential shares noted. Mortgages in Houston County reached 737 876, up sharply from the prior month. Nonagricultural job placements rose from 18 in July to 18 in August, while unemployment payments climbed despite fewer applications. The report highlights broader banking and employment trends in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
University of Alabama Bureau of Businein Research
Vaugust
Dothan
Balangy
Mugus
Datwan
Biwath
Enis
Houston County
Seade
Sau Tee
British Russian Scientist Involved In Atomic Plan Detained In Russia
The report highlights Petar Kapliza a renowned British Russian scientist alive and active on a solar energy project. It notes he was detained in Russia during a prior visit and mentions key locations Tashkent Uxhektsist and links to Professor Joffe at a Soviet lead atomic energy hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petar Kapliza
Russia
Tashkent
Uxhektsist
Joffe
Soviet Academy of Science
Corunta
Ural Unk
Commie Higwig
Romania
Anna Paxther
Busia Vg
Troop 22 Seeks More Leaders at Lafayette Church
Scoutmaster Gus Lane reports enrollment rise after age changes as Troop 22 at Lafayette Sieat Methodist Church seeks additional leaders. Last meeting discussed enrollment issues and plans for Lafayette Street Church activities with attendees served chicken plates. Rev C B Hildreth urged cooperation between Troop 22 and Pack 22. Park 22 plans a Peanut Festival parade tour on Saturday October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette- Sieat Methodist Church
Gus Lane
Lane
Lafayette Street
Bill Harden
Rod Call
Outhiard
Janet
Barkley Declines Key To Visit Mrs Hadley
Vice President Barkley attended a city hall ceremony in St. Louis for an inheritance event and declined a personal key to the city given by Mayor Darst. A private birthday party for Mrs Hadley's 30th birthday followed with about 60 guests.
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Barkley
Key
Hadley
ST. Louis
Sta. Carleton
Hadlas
Iity Hall
iMadles
Joseph M. Darst
City Hall
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George Heart
Ie Atmere Chamber of Come
Maes Agh Pityeel
Lentert
Herren
Atx
Birranyngham
Tar County
Kalil
S. Ratant
Mila
John L. Peary Deh
Leailinad
Mina Burns Arstint
Guy Mulptyre Biber
Daughtar
Mr and
Mie
Sam Butrint
Weveland
Hay Onenlied
Sublins
Cotlegs
Frintol
Aur Malvern Tayraciny
Elbert Hall
Antoundnel Desterlay
Fesit
Toye
Oetaber
Grady Hase
Howeven
Pescream
Ian
Thy Frenk M. Whiting B Company
Steel
Alabama Senators
Vole Records
Waseington
Caru
Carr
Tesentvilz
Pennesilvania
Munitiong Board
Spark
Mars
Mdalost
Sata Cargou
Michigan
Federal Trade
Hill and Sparkman
OW George
Toe Tore Rien
Sparkman Agai
Sparkman
SLM
Snarkman
Tan House
Tay
Onde
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