Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Court Case
Harmon G. Fears, a Houston County farmer, was charged yesterday with reckless driving after a motor scooter incident on a highway. Fears, 58, from near Sottenwood, was stopped about three miles from Coftonwood as authorities pursued the case filed by Masters and C. B. prior to the court appearance.
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Acootes
Tees Highway
Petro
Harmon G. Fears
Houston County
Masters
Prior
Fears
Sottenwood
Coftonwood
Ice Cream Eater Held In Burglary
Officers say Jack Shorter, a Dothan man, is suspected of entering the Rite Theatre through a rear door at 1:30 a.m. and stealing candy. Shorter faces burglary charges and will be turned over to county authorities for prosecution. Also noted are cotton price listings and a historical reference to the first fingerprint identification of an Argentine murderess in 1682.
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Jack Shorter
Baines
Rite Theatre
D. L. Kellay
Night Patrol
Mat Shorter
Eddie D. Kelley Reid
Kelley
Shorter
Kelley Shorlet
Connec Mon
Pay Envelope To Reflect Income Tax Increase Next Month
Washington report notes a 20 percent bite from the withholding rate increase will affect most taxpayers. Married with two children earning $390 weekly see higher deductions, while 95 percent of pensioners have automatic adjustments. Some filers may amend declarations by Jan. 15, 1951. Military personnel in Korea gain tax relief for combat duties. later changes affect corporate taxes and exempt cases. automotive hint about headlights and battery condition.
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Washington
Nea
John
Korea
Bureau of Toleral
Churns deg lao platform and pipeline expansion notes
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a platform backing education aid laws and farm policies. It mentions a Ron hig party, federal aid to education, labor laws, and a pipeline project from Pointe La Hache to travel ports, listing many towns and cities across multiple states.
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Ron Hig Partiewy
Apriculture
Brennan
Honeolt
Congress
Vannah
Allaine
Pointe la Hacse
Traverman
Cand Jackson
Vilie
Flay
Amoabaiwracs Ovark
Troy
Livestock Will Contest Dismissed by Motion
Thomasville AP reports a civil case involving livestock receipts totaling 32 carloads with 100 calves and 2,800 hogs. Judge D Staitead dismissed the will contest by motion, with multiple named contestants from Georgia and Florida. Prizes and prices for hogs varied across plants, while cattle market figures from Montgomery show mixed trends with stocker and feeder activity. The long legal dispute, tied to the will of M ty Long, ends in dismissal as proceedings continue in other counties.
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Thomasville
Staitead
Columbus
Moultrie
Thomasuile
Tiffen
Cotestants
Than
Jacksonville
Korea War Dispatches From Front North Advances, Red Resistance
Report describes Allied and South Korean forces pushing along multiple fronts toward Taegu and Taejon with gains on the east and south coasts. Allied air forces claim heavy enemy losses while Red forces retreat, claim captures, and propaganda leaflets aid surrender efforts amid ongoing combat and tactical movements along the front.
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Gin
Ovie
Amg
Seoul
Osan
Scoul
Taejon
Osai
Taegu
Kyonchon
Unis
Frank Woilburn
Plae Bay
Hogy
Taegit
Dutier
Déria
William F. Dean
Cominn Ts
Old South Caast
South Korea
MacArthur
Sinth Division
Yongdoklang
Pisa
Willian Slua
Mai
Gay Kun Ghong Bitic
Pohang
New York Times Tno
Koren
Seoul Suwon
Times Dispatch
Russia
AWS
Korea
Marcon Kateo
Tundon
Rete
Drought cited as Yugoslavia faces serious Arnught crisis
Frankurt AP reports Eugene R. Black president of the World Bank returned from Yugoslavia with a blunt appraisal of the nation's farming crisis. He warned Premier Marshal Tito needs aid to avert a worsening drought impact and economic strain across the country.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Eugene R. Black
Worl Bank
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tits
Derailment near Nancy claims many lives and injuries
Six passengers were killed and seven seriously injured in a derailment of a government railways express train near Nancy. Numerous others were reported less seriously hurt as the accident disrupted service.
City awarded noise abatement merit amid campaign doubts
Mansfield reports the city received a National Nois Abatement Council merit for a noise reduction campaign, though officials dispute its existence. In East Africa’s Negorongore crater, about fifty thousand wild animals inhabit a floor spanning 120 square miles.
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Mansfield
National
Nois Abatement Council
Howcever
Negorongore
Um East Africa
Terkent
Funeral rites for Woodard held in Newton
Funeral services for 82 year old Woodard of Newton route one were held this afternoon at Day Teedten Church with Revs Judkins and Jeter Baldwin officiating. Interment followed at the church cemetery in charge of Ward-Wilson Foserd Home. Surviving are two sisters Miss Tempe Woodard and Miss Luvine Woodard, both of Newton.
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E. Woodard
Fintera
Newvoces
Winan H. Mardy
Hendland
Beulah Bapti Church
Me. Greer
Dean
Beulah Cemetery
Wards Wilson
Mary Hodges Hardy
Wy R. Mardy
L. J. Mardy
Sr. Meaciang
Marvin Mardy
Mra
L. Deubuse
Frank Davia
Fi, Mende
Youth Slightly Hurt as Auto Bicycle Crash
A twelve year old on a bicycle was struck by a car on South Foster Street while en route to school. Police say the youth suffered a head injury but could attend school. Witnesses report heavy winds and brakes failing but the rider remained largely unharmed and the incident is under review.
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South Foster Street
Eddie D. Kelsey
W. D. Willams
de Williams
Med
Gift for Ruptured Men Promised in Kansas City Ad
An old Kansas City advertisement promises a $3.50 to $3.00 gift for trying a new hernia treatment. It touts inconspicuous, beltless, padless devices claimed to ease rupture and offer freedom from discomfort. Readers are urged to request a descriptive circular by mailing to the Apphaner Company at 3000 Bishop Main today.
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Kansas Ciy, Mo
Herate
Wisconsin Man Can't Break Out Of Bank
Whitehall Wisconsin news recounts W J Webb long time Bank of Whitehall president tied to early gold prospecting and lumber interests He recalls Dodge City Wild Bill Hickok era and bank ties since 1890 Yet Webb seems unable to break out of a bank metaphorically or physically as the tale ends with him stuck in the bail implications
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Whitehall
Wis
W. J. Webb
Webb
John C. Melby & Co
Bank of White
Hall
Eeabe Roakes
Lawway
Colorado
Ireas
Bank Busiees
Hetheen
Whitehall Bank
Old West
Dodge City
Kans
Wild Bill Hickok
Arizona's Name Origins From Indian Terms and Spaniard Maps
A brief note traces Arizona's name to Papago and Pima roots meaning aritamatic and sonar spring, with early territory called Aruonec by Indians for many years and later charted by Spaniards around 1736.
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Arizona
Meart Dimeaue Causes Rheumatic Fever Heart Condition
A fragment notes a five year old patient with rheumatic fever affecting the heart, accompanied by hypertension. Limited readable details mention feeble health and uncertain medical terms, with unclear names or places due to damaged OCR.
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NEW York Cotton
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By Richard A. Mullens
Saxon Ins
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Carte Wiis
Ph. Baas
Dothan
Panama City
A.W
Pazon
Shove Laboratoriss Inc
Eraft
Lernze Chaberneatt
Rochechouart
France
Chabereau
Athlio Savoia
Lucio
St. Peter’s Basilica
Acme
Massimo Ascani
ST. Louis
Floyd Rice
Haun
Rice
Lastina
Mount Rushmore
Washington, Jefferson, Linenin
Teddy Roosevelt
Black Hills
South Dakota
Montgomery
Pycagoras Lodge No
RAM
Order of Eastern Starci
Troy and
Ovtes Streets
We Air Display
Beirut
Tito
Lotandard Radio Wie
Phome
Willian Bimaani
Joseph Tollver Mercer
Vemi
Enon Baptist
Semmtery
Meteer
Jackson Mauniy- Bhi
Welcome
Mercer
Yeze
Tala
Addrens
Wisconsin
Instrum
Nelmee
Wile
Tomer
Ladele Lage
Mandy
Marija
Beyealae
Minvice Dothan Music Supply
Duapot
Gow
Die
Ana
Uneprwotrhar Lapouaronnsey
Matis
J. L. Harris
Atlas Tires
Harvard
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