Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass Meet Attendees
Mra. Jewel Thrasher and Mra. Myrtle Littlejohn attend conferences in Cleveland Ohio of the American Heagita Association. Thrasher named administrator for Frasier-Bills hospital and press ident of the Southiamlern Hospita Aasneration. McCauley attends as hospital architect for Flasher-Elite improvements. Meetings at Hotel Statler end September 2. COME AND GET IT! Columbia High Senant cafeteria to serve barber cue plate Friday at 7 p.m. Proceeds go to home economics department. Plate one dollar. Officials urge attendance for barbecue and Columbia Rehobeth football game at 7:30. Cemetery work planned at Old Genter Methodist cemetery to Newville route Friday. Pondtown cemetery work near Hartford. Jetllco Road paved and ready for traffic. Milton Larle notes the 22-mile Tayler to Mehabeih road surface improvements at $444 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jewel Thrasher
Myrtle Littlejohn
Ohio
American Heagita Association
Mra
Thrasher
Frasier-Bills Hospital
Southiamlern
Thiejoon
Moody Hospital
Charles H. McCauley
Flasher-Elite Improvements
Hotel Statler
Columbia High Senant
Plang Ia
Conomics Department
Plater
Columbia-Rehobeth
Houston County
Milton Larle
Y Larle
Tayler
Mehabeih
Kiwanis Convention Report Noted By Dothan Club
Kiwanis club members heard a convention report with remarks from F Whit Ring and officers J J Braegwel and Sam Stenbens on special activities. Ty J Ingler contributed a short address as the committee outlined plans for the BPW event titled Wirran at the Year, with committee members Johnny Bish H K Marty and Truex Flowers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan Deingetas
Yes Aay
F. Whit Ring
Werran
Merabera
Johny Bish
H. K. Marty
Truex Flowers
Promotions Feature Special Church Meet
The Sunday School of the Heartford Methodist church held promo tion day with members gathered in the main assembly room. The program featured songs by the exiretle rail led by Mrs J R Maries a reading by Caroline Hooper. Primary department presented songs under Seth Ward and Mrs Seaborn Harison. Certificates of promotion were awarded to children in various departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hantfornd
Sertis
Heartford
Hedstrom-Union Men Seek Homes in Dothan Visit
Hedstrom-Union officials and workers will visit Dothan Friday and Saturday seeking rental homes for relocating staff and their wives. The Chamber of Commerce says they want duplexes, four or three bedroom apartments, and nearby amenities as the Oxcae G Hedatram factory prepares to open next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedetrom
Dothan
Frda
Chamber of Commerce
Toei Hospitailty
Chamber
Harry P. Halt
Lehalemaen
Hall
Joon Wi
Falcontin
Hedstrom
Quihan
Dothus
Holl Awarded Verdict In Assumpsit Trial
A Houston County civil case ended with a verdict for the defendant Marry F. Holl in an assumpsit suit. The plaintiff O. Cutenk was not successful. Other actions included a non-suit in George Lewis v Allen White and several damag es cases with mixed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holl
Assumpsit
Houston County
FP. Holl
Bk. O. Cutehen
George Lewis
Allen White
W. J. Pybus
William Edgar Fraid
Ida Tolar
F .A. Granger
L. Granger
Adeline Caxe
CW Wiis
S. Pybus
Hungarian charges against Yugoslav legation raise tensions
The Hungarian government confirmed expulsion orders against Yugoslav legation staff except the minister and pressed charges against Lanzit Rajk and seven associates for plotting to overthrow the regime. The foreign minister’s case ties to a broader revolution claim in Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Cartier
Drugadayaig
Lanzit Rajk
Innvr
Tila
Tita
Jalan Pala
Yuutuslavia
Miksperen
Tilo Hand Russi
Joer
Campaign drive details from Dothan United Cheer group
The general advertor funds by Dothan United Cheat will get the forvey Get 10. Qilier Agencies helped by the Chest include the Welfare Development, the Crippled Children Fund, the Tuberculosis Association, the Salvation Army, the Boy Scouts and the Girl Scouts. The goal net for this year's Ghost drive is $2,500. Bill Bock ix Chest president Charles Dunnsothly chairman of the general drive and dha J, Martin to chairman of the apecint gitts drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan United
Forvey
Welfare Devartment
Crippled Childrenes Fund
Salvation Army
Boy Stouts
Tar Girl Scouts
Bill Bock
Charles Dunsothly
Dha J
Martin
Episcopal Men Hold First Meeting at Porter's Church
The Episcopal Men League held its first meeting at Porter's Church with Rev. Thost delivering the main address. About eighty members attended and a barbecue plate was served after the talk. Attendees included individuals from Troy and Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dathan Episcopal Church
Porter
Thost
St. Andrews Fipiscot
League
Church of the Nativity
Troy
Enterprise
Genevad Cotton Maid contest crowns Miss at Geneva
The Geneva County Farm Bureau sponsored the Maid of Cotton pageant with state support. Dr. B. Howell oversaw the event, contestants wore cotton dress and bathing suits, met height and age rules, and a Geneva winner sponsored by American Legion Post 7 of Samson was named. Judges and backstage personality scoring occurred. Musical program featured Miss Margaret Binkr and Gordon Hubbard with Ann Bailey leading the 4H Club council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva County Farm Bureau
Alabama
BR. E. Howell
Geneva
Thy Geneva
Begas
Polge
Mel
Guy Harwick
Joan Turner
George
Whittington
Dothan
American Legion Post 7
Samson
Miss Mass Koret Binkr
Gordon Hubbard
Ozark
Pas Rigis Ann Bailey
Geneva County
4H Club Council
Armory to Open Floor for Dancers at City Event
Flowers claimed the Armory will be opened on all sides with outdoor tables to create the largest dance floor in this section. He said over 800 couples can dance comfortably and up to 1,000 could fit at peak. The event accompanies four city beauty contests in Wiregrass preparations with multiple sponsors, including Pinehard American Legion. Contest entries total about 20 to 42 across Newton Pinehard Hartford Graceville, with venues at high schools and auditoriums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plowera
Teing
Flowers
Mewton
Pinehard
Hartford
Graceville
al Pinehard
American Legion Posinn
Lander
Businast Firma
al Maclood
Loder
Parente Tenors Association
Wee Graceville Lions Club
Bernard Williams
Newton
Tne High School Auditethon
Offiginis Lok Aimoime
Fie
Congress eyes arms aid and post office pay rise
Congress moves to approve a $814,000,000 arms package for Atlantic Pact powers and Communist nations, with a Senate House conference committee agreeing to Senate spending figures and sending the bill to President Truman. Separately, debate on a postal pay raise aims to boost rates and salaries, reducing the post office payroll by about $183 million while granting higher wages for 460,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Truman
Senate House
Capitol
Atlantic
Russia
Alice
Tom Murray
House
Senate Post Office Committee
Millis Corte Cattritt Gen s va. Funeral plans announced
Died at Enterprise Hospital Curtis Catritt at Monday afternoon. Survived by widow sizzle Catritt, one daughter Mrs. Colle-Leger, four brothers, one sister, and a host of relatives. Funeral at Zion Chapel West Elba with Rev. Haford Bradley officiating. Interment Zion Chapel Cemetery. Funeral home Pittman Funeral Home of Geneva in charge. Also notices for A M Creel Arthur Len Baker Minnie Jones Wyatt Cain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millis Corte Catritt
Gensva
Curtis Catritt
Um Enterprise Hospital
Ater & Jory Fitness
Sizzle Catritt
Ong Say
Catritt
Samson
Colle -Leger
Etha
Monroe
Bites Catritt
Brantley
George Carrill
Seah Catritt
Prise
Josie Mathal
Zion Chapel
West Elba
Haford Bradley
Pittman
Geneva
Creel Buneval
Reel
Dothan
Ward
Kinsey Baptist Church
Thomas Ceyart
Ward-Wilson
Jackymen
Kinsey
Creel
Free Wur Baptist Church
Sanford Creel
Jakin
J. B. McArdle Jakin
Jack Thornes
A. L. Hagin
Columbus
Mra
Rufus Hartley
J. W. Ritch
Route Four
Charlet Creel
Chipley
Tra Green
Panama
Arthur Len Baker
Colvenbin
Columbia Methodist Church
A. BE. Price
Bilerment
Columba Cornery
Wardr
Mr. Baker
Tresong Dent
Columbia
Membe
Ziot Methodist Church
Dangler
Mary Cathryn Baker
Yo Arasara
Alm Nalyas Baker
Colimbia
Fred Sheffield
Panara City City
Minnie Jones
Minnhie Jones
Coltamvand
G. L. Wet
Trion Til
George Nobles
Johnson Funeral Home
Mra. Toned
Datel
Howston County
The
Baptist Church
Virgil Jones
Montgomery
Culpepper
Ashford
Williz Enfinger
Cottonwood
Cleve Enfinger
Auborndale
Fla
Unclear fragmentary text on German currency and minerals
Fragmentary OCR cites Western cities changing the German mark rate from 90 cents to 23.80 cents while mentioning coin metals and minerals. The passage also references pencils, radishes in ancient Greece, and unrelated phrases about helicopters and stocks, yielding no coherent event or clear entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naver
Repub- Nie
Satorga
Jap Fleets Ready For Whaling Hunt
Tokyo reports preparations for Japan's fourth postwar Antarctic whaling expedition. Taiyo Fisheries and Nippon Suisan Company will again operate 29 vessels under General MacArthur’s headquarters supervision to avoid treaty violations. Previous seasons yielded about 38,000 tons of products and 645 whales killed in 1846 49 like period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Antarctic
MacArthur
Taiyo Fisheries Company
Nippon Suisan Company
Acc
Labor unrest and strikes ripple through multiple states
Reports from Oregon Washington Minnesota and Michigan detail cargo diversions in The Dalles and Tillamook Bay as longshoremen threaten action over pineapple shipments. CIO unions push for wage boosts pension gains and health coverage across industries including railroads automobiles farm equipment and rubber goods with talks at Milwaukee and Chicago breaking down and a 12 percent pay rise sought by farm workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toway
Dalles
Tinmook Bay
Oeegon
Husky
CIO
Minnesota
Michigan
Tiddy Robert 300
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Binemen
Robertson
Milwattar
CIO United Agia
Dour Wat Toe All - Chalmers Company
Weet Ailis, Wik
Mica
GTO United Rubber Workers
B. F. Goodrich
National Harvester Council
International Harvester Tractor Workers
Chicago
Council
Wire Grass Hog Show Attracts Large 4-H Entry Field
Competition runs keen as 4-H PFA and FHA club members from Mouston Geneva Coffee Henry and Dale counties present hundreds of hog entries. Judging began at dawn for the largest Wiregrass show and sale, with prize hogs auctioned later and rules disallowing garbage-fed entries. Sponsors include Dothan Chamber of Commerce and Alabama Polytechnic Institute Extension Service with state agriculture officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
4-H
PFA
FHA
Mouston
Geneva
Coffee
Henry and Dale
Aday
Dale Countian
Dothan Ghambec Af Commerce
Alabagna Polytechnic Institute Exfension Service
State Departmen of Vacational Agriculture
State Agricultural Center Board
Cotton price support plan eyed by commodities group
Commodity Credit Corporation would supply cotton price support stocks while the munitions board would stockpile strategic materials. The aim is to expand outlets and regain foreign cotton markets as exports lag prewar levels. Last marketing year exports totaled 4.75 million bales versus 7–8 million prewar. three quarters of last year’s cotton was paid for by U.S. taxpayers through aid or occupation funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counci
B Commodity Credi Corporation
Munitions Board
Congress
Dyne
White
Bates
U. S
Livestock Prices Across Southern Markets Reported
Livestock arrivals total 225 cattle and 2,700 hogs across major plants in Alabama, Georgia, Florida, and other states. Hog prices vary by weight and grade with good and choice categories quoted from 14.50 to 18.75, while cattle and calf quotations show slow slaughter and steady to weak prices across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
API
WHSDA
Aloany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Alt
Jacksonville
Tallatasses
Montgomery
Diplomatic Plea Amid Greek Internal Policy Dispute
In a tense exchange, Russia and Poland urged restraint over Greece as the dispute over Greek internal policy drew international scrutiny. Vishinsky claimed a humanitarian appeal while opposing punitive actions. Australian ambassador Norman J. C. Makin floated a conciliation commission to ease tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Poland
Vishinsky
Voecsievia
Norman J. C. Makin
United States
Busy Little Factory Turns Out Whips For Circuses
In a shadowy state penitentiary plant, Bardell Co produces most national animal whips including riding crops and dog whips for trainers and film productions. The facility, operational since 1900, used handwork by skilled specialists with an in-house tannery and diverse leather goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Jacobs
Moundsville
W. Va
Foy Douglas Farbanks
Zerre
Bardal Co
L. Rogerson
Persuaders
Richard
Byrd
North
South Pole
Roy Rogers
Wyoming
Ringling
Sam
Banwm & Bailey Givens
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Newville
Fondtown
Pondtown
Kiwanis Club
New York
Jiy
Nsw Orleans
New Orleans
Royal Blue Coal
Grubb Coal Company
Montgomery Highway
DIAL
Fanama City
Florida
Ain
Panami Gilly
Pamame City
BAY Line
Billy Cadenhead
Tule Defentes
Thane
Mobile
Als
Clemon Bounds
Tulane
Johnny Hickman
L. Baker
Wyatt
Cain
A. D. Zbinden
Cr. M. Agee
Snider
J. A
A i Cain
C. Cain
Nick
Ash
Weber
Alabama Banking Company
Foster
Bardellterprise
Core Greas
Hawaii Cooper
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