National Dog Week Highlighted By Dog Lovers
National Dog Week drew attention to canine welfare in a local piece recalling Sept thirty through Sept twenty eight as the observance. The article cites laws and penalties for cruelty and the duty of drivers to stop after harming animals, noting dog lovers aided arrests and keeping the violator off the streets for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Herring
Ren
Ngaen
Danine
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Heny
Tae
Freezers Stay Cold for Hours After Power Loss
Reassuring findings from household equipment specialists cited by The American Magazine show a fully loaded freezer stays above 40 degrees F refreeze point for 8 hours after power is off. A quarter loaded unit offers about 47 hours of protection.
Hectic Weekend Ends With Court Action in Campbell Case
Campbell C. Grady Campbell's hectic weekend included a report of a hijacked vehicle and an arrest backdrop as deputies pursued a $90 bad check from a man identified as Jack Deese. Campbell then filed a Common Pleas complaint against Walter Barnes and Carl Burtes alleging they seized $34 by force, with possible net gain of $14 if settled.
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Grady Campbell
Paselag
Jack Deese
Om Bend Campbell
Court of Common
Walter Barnes
Carl Baurtes
Campbell
Barnes
Burton
Cattle And Hogs Sold At Marianna Auction
Marianna Florida West Florida Live stock Auction market sales this week totaled 365 cattle headed by fat steers at 11 1 2 to 14 cents per pound and similar for heifers. Fat cows brought 100 to 140 per hundred. Hog sales reached 450 head with graded hogs at ceiling. feeders were in strong demand with prices from 15 to 19 cents per pound.
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Marianna
West Florida
W. F. Fiste
King George II arrives in Greece with royal entourage
At Piraeus Harbor the king steps ashore at 10 am aboard a white and blue launch, greeted by cheers at times and polite applause at others. He lands with Crown Prince Paul and Crown Princess Frederica as the Greek cabinet, Isadlaris, plus army and navy representatives, welcome him while police guard a wide landing zone.
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Piraeus Harbor
Paul
Frederica
Isaldaris
RAF
Soviet urges joint settlement on Straits and navigation
The Soviet government says only joint action by Turkey and the Soviet Union can ensure freedom of merchant navigation and security in the Straits. It warns that Turkey’s refusal to pursue joint action denies the Black Sea powers security in the region. The Foreign Office notes proposals align with United Nations principles and Potsdam decisions, calling for a revision of the Montreux Convention. The Soviet view favors fuller direct negotiations before any conference.
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Turkey
Soviet Union
Foreign Office
Car Crash Near Cottonwood Injures Four
A car driven by W J Harper failed to hold the curve near Cottonwood and rolled twice injuring Harper and Rudolph Pice after a chase following a sideswipe on a truck in Malone Florida. Sheriff pursuit from Malone sent them out of Florida. Harper taken to Fra zer Ellis hospital Dothan with a likely fractured back Pice unconscious. Vehicle damage about 300 dollars.
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Cottonwood
W. J. Harper
Harper
Rudolph Pice
Malone
Fla
Florida
Frazer-Ellis Hospital
Dothan
Pice
Moody Hospital
Tuskegee enrolls 2500 students for first time
President F D Patterson said Tuskegee Institute enrolled about 2500 students this year, about 500 more than ever before. The report notes rail travel figures, citing 1 136 000 000 miles traveled by passengers in British trains over the last twenty years for each fatal casualty.
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Tuskeegee
Tuskeggee Institute
F.D. Patterson
British Railways
Five More Schools Form Brigades For Fire Prevention Week
Five elementary schools organized fire brigades ahead of National Fire Prevention Week. Highland Rose Hill Minnie T Heard and South Side schools plus a Southeast Alabama Negro School formed officer teams led by fire marshals and captains. Enrollments ranged from 100 to 355 with drills completed in 55 seconds at Highland.
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Sekete
R.H
Highland School
Highland
Seborn Wood
John Soloman
Ernest Peterman
Bobby Kuhn
Bobbye Weston
George Cooper
Minnie T.heard
Miss Doras Cook
Marsh Alexander
Jane Nall
Janice White
Bill Church
Burl Andrews
Billy Clements
Owen Weedle
Wilbur Owen Smith
Lyan Keeneman
Rodney Parish
Kenneth Yohn
L. H.riley
Danny Cone
Don Kennington
Rose Hill School
Sara Abt
Bobby Powell
Benjamin Chalker
Patricia Lane
Gerald Clark
Spurgeon ‘Thomas
Alice Lewis
Larry Ellis
Jerry Norris
Billy Dykes
Ellis High Wallace
South Side
County budget details show sheriff and clerk expenses
The budget includes 11 expenses for all county offices with clerks salaries and sheriff’s office costs for purchase, repair, upkeep and fuel for cars, plus office supplies. Judge Saxon Poyner explains the new operation will alter bookkeeping though the public may not notice changes in financial administration.
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Saxon Poyner
Scientists tout global spread of atomic fuel production risk
The report estimates 70 to 3,500 bombs per year possible from uranium and thorium ore resources with larger figures likely. Safeguards are easiest at mining but production of nuclear fuel is the most dangerous step. A broad exploration of weapon potential would lead to political issues needing control. The U N Atomic Energy Commission will review the document Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
The strongest lions often prove least ferocious
The fiercest looking lions are rarely the most dangerous. It is typically older lions that lack agility to hunt wild prey that become confirmed man eaters.
Revival at Lafayette Street Church Opens This Morning
Rev Elmer Johnson of Highlands Methodist Birmingham will preach at Lafayette Street Methodist Church as revival services run through next Sunday. Rev St Mathison of Wetumpka leads singing with youth. services at 10 am and 7 pm daily. children session at 3 30 pm and youth at 6 pm. Pastor Rev Charles H Hildreth invites all to attend.
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Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Elmer Johnson
Highlands Methodist Church of
Birmingham
St Mathison of
Wetumpka
Charles H. Hildreth
Congress Nominee Enrolls in University Courses
Laurie Battle, a Ninth District Congressman-nominee from Birmingham, said he enrolled at the University of Alabama for graduate courses in history, economics, and government. He seeks this work to better fit the job as representative and to earn credit toward a PhD in political science and sociology, and he enrolled under the GI Bill as a former Army major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Laurie Battle
University of Alabama
Battle
Yugoslavia at odds over peace treaty with Italy
debate centers on Yugoslavia rejecting a border line for Northwest Istria and insisting on terms that would block treaty benefits. Kardelj warns such stance harms relations with Italy and sets a dangerous precedent. Connally labels Yugoslav posture truculent while Vishinsky counters with U S threats in play.
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Italy
Istria
Kardelj
Yugoslavia
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Connally
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Andrei Vishinsky
Russia
Vishinsky
Trieste
United States
James Dunn
James F. Byrnes
Missouri Veterans Political Action Committee Formed
Crowds jeered Governor remarks as Owen urged leaving a state bonus issue to the Legislature. He warned he would walk to Springfield if not handled orderly. Followers applauded the new Missouri Veterans Political Action Committee aimed at cleaning up state politics. They urged staying in Jefferson City until goals are achieved and promised to return home to Southwest Missouri in an orderly manner.
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Owen
Springfield
Missouri Veterans
Jefferson City
Missouri
Gasoline tax receipts set state record in Alabama
September receipts of 2 116 861 brought Alabama's 1945 46 gasoline tax revenue to 921 758 572 the greatest amount in state history, announced yesterday by AP.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Meat supply forecast split between officials and critics
Geoffrey Baker, CFA administrator, foresaw four weeks of improvement with cattle and hog runs starting. Rep. Thomas A. Jenkins, head of the Republican Congressional Food Study Committee, warned of rising consumer suspicion that social government interference could lead to a meat scarcity and justify government operation. Baker argued price controls do not reduce future supply and may increase available meat at predictable prices, aiding farmers to plan better herds and droves.
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Geoffrey Baker
CFA
Ettual
OPA
Sleeper train to Panama City opens new Bay Line service
The article details a new sleeper train schedule from Atlanta to Dothan to Panama City with daytime returns. It lists principal Georgia towns on the route and notes invited guests including Jack Tarver and Susan Myrick. The group will enjoy luncheons and a beach tour, with Bay Line expanding door to door ticket delivery within Dothan.
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Atlanta
Dothan
Panama City
Georgia
Albany
Macon
Blakely
Arlington
Americus
Oglethorpe
Montezuma
Fort Valley
Barnesville
Griffin
Jack Tarver
The
Atlanta Constitution
Susan Myrick
Macon News
T. J. Stewart
Savannah
Central
Clyde Coe
City Commission
Arthur Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Clyde Levern
Chamber
J. L. Vaughn
W. B. Ellard
Bay Line
W. E. Streyer
A. S. Holcombe
Nooff
J. A. Streyer
Tarboro hosts nation’s only municipal milk plant
The nation's only municipally owned and operated milk plant is located at Tarboro in North Carolina. The facility stands as a unique example of local government involvement in dairy processing, reflecting public ownership and community service through a regional supply operation.
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Tarboro, N. C
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