Obituary for Rolling of Ward Wilson Chapel
Late yesterday afternoon after a brief illness funeral services were held in Ward Wilson chapel with S J B Dallas officiating. Burial followed in the city cemetery. Surviving are four daughters and three sons with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Active pallbearers and honorary attendees were listed.
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Ward
Wilson Chapel
AL Guide Ata Beabtes
S. J.B. Dallas
City Cemetery
Ward- Wilson
Rolling
Latte Vine Church
Houston County
Pas
Rex Bozeman
Alvah Cumble
Dothan
Ke Smith
Montgomery
Curtin Sullivan
J. At. Cheatham
Mance Newiten
Deroysey Dinssey
Permit For $2 000 Residence Issued
City officials show permits granted for a $2,000 residence on East Washington Avenue as well as a $100 install for a step at 1200 Senet Addins street and a $10 underground tank installation at Van Ravens store on Stag street. The record notes Mrs O Whitehead had no permit for a residence at East Washington.
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Mra. O
Whitehead
East Washington
Stepaats
Senet Addins Street
van Raven
Stag Street
Elmore Infant Glenda Filmore Dies in Celina Home
Funeral services were held for Glenda Filmore infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Fuxgene Bore of Celina. Surviving relatives include her parents a sister and several brothers with a family cat Miro. Other names and details are partially readable but fragmentary.
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Glenda Filmore
Fuxgene Bore
Celina
Oa Iyo
Pandas Tee Brothees
Depiv
Jaciie
Sinter
Lune
Miro Wend
Mug Nwooa Dand
Elbor Columban
Amd
Alten Binmiore
Ashford
Methodists Debate Social Problems at Ecumenical Parley
At Springfield Massachusetts the Seventh Methodist Ecumenical Conference heard leaders discuss social problems and the threat of sudden national realignments. Frederick Newell urged worldwide unity to address displaced persons including Jews and minorities, linking minority rights to global peace and church action.
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Springfield
Maas
Severnsh Methodist Ecumenical Conference
Webb
Frederick Newell
New York Society of the Methodist Church
Newsprint Company Names New Management Team
The Newsprint Company announces Edward J L Needon as president and Wakeman of Appleton Wisconsin named vice president and operations head for the Cheddersburg plant. Norton and Hornbeck of Neeton Wisconsin are appointed treasurer and manager, with Kimbeny Clark Cory engineers handling construction roles.
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Biemungieam Gap
Edward JL. Needon
Cour Haver Tdewsprint
Col
Atau
Appuintaase
A. Ga
Constructun
Officiel
Say
Pulp and Pa Divenon
War Producto Ocaard Daing Tae
Sears
Norton
Willian Bo Hornbeck
Neeton
Wisagreaident Gratianeer
Bev Ogrant Guteheal
Girl Scout Office Open On Saturday
The Gail Scout office plans Saturday hours to serve local members with extended access. Details unclear due to partial text, but emphasis on weekend openness and community outreach.
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Girl Scout
Gail Scout
Givbae
Walla
Utah
Pal in Jail and Jets Manages to Go
Fragmented OCR notes describe Pal in Jail and Jets failing to proceed, with garbled references to people, locations, and actions. The text mentions Diner, Ohare, and a Swiss motif, but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to form a coherent report.
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Pal
Jets
Britain seeks United Nations role in Palestine plan
The article discusses Britain's stance on Palestinian settlement, endorsing UN Commission recommendations for ending the mandate, favoring independence for Palestine, and proposing international force enforcement if needed. Creech-Jones argues Britain would not impose policy by force, seeks broad international backing, and notes UN may struggle to satisfy Arabs and Jews.
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Creech-Jones
Baken Sega
Palestine
United Trons
U. N. Palestine Commission
Britain
Holy Tasad
Tis
Creech Jones
Tas Bigjesty
Creeen Dunes
Heesreoh
Yee Dom
Nata
Creceh Jones
Yutepe
Getheleads
Actha
Levcetuy
George C Maistadl
Kbubts
Aptha
State finance talks at Mobile convention address local control
A seven million surplus is noted as a key theme at the Mobile meeting attended by Meliah Bay and four state officials. Ralph Eagerton and Public Welfare Commissioner Lowla Dann join Speaker Albert Carridge in arguing for greater local government latitude amid discussions on state encroachment and county funding. Troop discussions and polo practice rounds close the annual convention.
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Not of Dee
Palsumy
Mobile
New Orleans
Seyoef Abanatos
Meliah Bay
Couny
Judas
Mos Lowla Dann
Ralph Eagerton
Auiornes
Albert Carridgel
WL Oal
Beck
Fort Payne
Alabama House of Representatives
Westerdays
Sears
Flying Saucers Loaded Aboard Plane For Wiregrass Drive
About 12 000 white cardboard discs with blue lettering were loaded at Joy Dothan airport for distribution across six Wiregrass counties. The flyers urged farmers to plant blue lupine on land where peanuts were harvested, in a Soil Conservation Service led campaign. County supervisors from Enterprise, Headland, Newton, Slocomb, Ashford, and Troy helped plan the loading and flight route.
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Joy Dothan
Leroy Horn
Soil Conservation Service Office
Wiregrass Soil Conservation Group
Farmers’ Organization
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
The
Production and Marketing Administration
Alabama Extension Service
Houston
Henry
Dale
Coffee
Geneva
Pile
Ced
WH. James
Enterprise
C. F. Reynolds
Headlaw
M. A. Deese
Newton
Y. M. Tew
Slocomb
Glen Lawrence
Ashford
Siars
Wil
Living of
Troy
Livestock arrivals and prices across Georgia and Alabama
In eight plants across Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton and Dothan prices for cattle calves and hogs moved with limited gains or steady quotes. Hog demand slowed with some spots down 25 cents while overall prices held near steady levels and weekly receipts reached about 1 000 cattle 500 calves and 1 800 hogs.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Montgomery (Ap
Federal State Livestock Market News Service
Montgomery Unius Stock Yards
Coldhead
Briday
Quediuim Tw
Bean Plant Reaches Twelve Feet in Bonners Ferry Window
A giant bean plant, planted to shade a downstairs window outside Mrs. Mary Cane’s home in Bonners Ferry, Idaho, has grown to 12 feet and continues to rise. The unusual project captures local attention as it climbs higher.
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Bonners Ferry
Ida
D'Ps - Jack
Mary Cane
Two Feet Of Land Triggers Realty Mixup In New York
The Eighty Six Syndicate Inc. sued in State Supreme Court to gain title to about two square feet of land in the middle of their Yorkville property. A one foot two inch strip has not been legally part of the parcel for 82 years due to an 1865 deed error. About 150 people may hold proprietary rights in the disputed strip.
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New York
The
Eighty- Six Syndicate, Inc
Yorkville
Frugal Living Voices On High Prices And Waste
A set of reader letters discuss coping with rising food costs and waste. Homemakers from Kansas City Detroit Takoma Park and Atlanta describe limiting meat portions, cutting items, and stretching leftovers while cooks from Seattle Washington and Minneapolis share thrift strategies and support a practical plan to minimize waste.
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Stu
Milton Grouse
Kansas City
Frank Dorthe
Detroit
Birdie Watson
Brooklyn
Thoc. Martin
Atlanta
Nell Starrs
Takoma Park
Ain
Gngredien
Matthew Bernatsky
Dief
Minnespolis -I
Man Identified as Minis Foils Escape Amid Car Chase
Report describes a shootout near a judge's yard where a bullet shattered a window as a man later identified as Minis fled onto a car and was restrained by driver Robert W. Bushby. A second suspect eluded pursuers while a dogged search of the grounds unfolded.
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Minis
Robert W. Bushby
Fine. Key
Mrs. Arnold
Bessie
Fine
Folsom Promises Being Carried Out
Gov. James E. Folsom told an Alexander City audience he is fulfilling campaign pledges. He cited rising teacher salaries to 1800 dollars annually, the aging pension plan, and highway improvements as ongoing state priorities facing opposition from urban interests.
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Folsom
Alexander City
Ala
James E. Folsom
Eisler's U S Residency Hindered by Communist Ties
Testimony shows Hanns Eisler faced questions over Communist party ties in Germany in 1926 and 1928 and his 1940 entry visa, with officials arguing residency pressures from Washington to allow him to stay. Eisler claimed no active party membership and later dropped involvement.
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Communist Party In
Germany
Eisler
Thomas
Fisler
Communist Party
Clarence H. Porter
Immigration and Naturalization Service
P. C. Trutton
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Washington
Hanns Eisler
Eleanor Roonsevelt
Sumner Welles
Cheorge Messergnuth
Coert du Bois
Muavata
Te Amurandum
United States
Mexicali
Mexico
Immigration Service
Board of Appeals
Havana
Menxivu
Marshall Plan vision for Europe and wartime economy
A historical speech outlines using the Marshall Plan to promote economic reconstruction and peace. It argues that aid is not charity, enables European recovery, and could prevent encirclement by totalitarian powers. The speaker calls for lifting trade barriers, pooling assets, and federating Europe into a democratic United States of Europe.
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United Nations
Hall
Europe
United States
Scouts Prepare To Explore New Southeast Camp Near Clintonville
About 75 Boy Scouts from Southeast Alabama councils plan a weekend exploration of the new council camp near Clintonville. Scout executives J Ve Cooke and Frank Guinea will lead. Scouts are asked to bring tents and supplies for three meals. the group will break camp Sunday afternoon.
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Boy Scouts
Alabam
Boy Scout Council
Camposite
Cintonville
J. Ve Cooke
Frank Guaine
President wary as recovery plan hinges on Europe crisis
The President signals food alone cannot fix the crisis as a full Marshall recovery program awaits next year. London cemeteries cover 390 acres, about six times Hyde Park, reflecting wartime strain and scale.
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Europe
Marshall
the Cemeteries of London Tot
Hyd Park
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