Tsaldaris cites Soviet satellites arming Greece
Greece's Deputy Premier Constan tine Tsaldaris told the UN General Assembly committee that Albania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia are arming Greek guerrillas and sending arms and ammunition. He said the Soviet bloc has evaded the issue but weapons flows threaten Greece's independence and territorial integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Harrelson
Greece
Constantine Tsaldaris
United Nations
Balkan
Tsaldaris
General Assembly
Albania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Figiters
Haifa blast harms civilians amid Haifa unrest
A blast at a Haifa location after 6 am shattered the Jewish quarter during Sukkot causing casualties from flying glass. Authorities link the attack to reprisal over refugee deportations and the rival underground Dar group. Army and police chose not to impose a curfew.
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Goncassiel
Ales Nech
Nuleas
Sternisis Saupat
Dar
Ahead
Haifa
City guarantees school board $25 060 regardless of state aid
The city assures the school board an extra 25 060, regardless of state appropriation. If state increase exceeds 25 060, the city spends nothing extra. if state increase is less, the city covers the shortfall. Flurry did not know yet the total state increase amount.
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Flurry
Livestock Prices Across Several Georgia Markets
The report lists cattle and hog prices across Albany, Thomasville, Pelham, Dothan, and surrounding towns with weights from around 140 to 270 pounds and prices from about 20 to over 200 dollars. Quality notes mention mostly average to good. prices vary by weight and grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Bastestoen
Albany
Cydunidine
Thomasville
Pelton
Gas Dothan
Ala
Dackeenville
Tullahassee
Livestock and market prices in Montgomery and New Orleans report
Market notes show cattle and hog prices with varied declines and gains. Slaughter steers and heifers sold around 100 to 125 dollars per hundredweight. calves and cutters ranged, hogs steady to higher with weights listed. New Orleans futures edged up amid modest gains in cash bids.
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Montgomery
CART
Sila
Santi
New York Cotton Futures Rise on Bread Trade Support
Cotton futures gained strength in New York as outside buying and bread trade activity lifted prices. Late afternoon quotes showed gains of about 2.95 per bale with October at 31.20, December 30.98, and March 31.09.
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New York
Primitive Baptists Meet At Mt. Gilead Church
The Western Primitive Baptist Association holds its first session at Mt. Gilead Church four miles west of Wieheburg on Friday Oct 11 and continues through Saturday. Many elders are to be ordained and others interested are invited.
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Ceneva
Western Primitive Baptist Associaten
Wall
At. Gilead Church
Wieheburg
Fifth Diphtheria Case Reported In Dothan
Dothan records its fifth diphtheria case this month, a nine year old Negro girl, bringing total county reports to fifteen with seven in the current month. Public health tests and vaccination information are available at the County Health Department, open Saturday mornings.
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Dothan
County Wealth Departmet
Tulayw
Country Health Department
Ocoenty Health Department
Geneva Principals Called To Meeting
Geneva County principals are summoned to a conference in the office of J. J. Collins, county superintendent of education, Tuesday afternoon. Topics include lunchrooms attendance schedules and general administrative concerns.
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Geneva
Geneva County
J. J. Collins
Supt Collins
Super
Nasuett
Sonal Exucation Weels
Probate notices issued at Horton County office
The past week lists numerous names from Panama City Graceville Dothan and nearby areas connected to probate matters. Names include Ao Curran Dorothy Jean White Bertha Mts Midges Pattie Chestrat Nita Pearl Kirt Oswald Dewlie Myrtle Truett and others across multiple towns with several residents of Dothan and Panama City.
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Mirage
Horton Comat
Chan
Peraded
Ao Curran
Barres
Civ
Mercer
Yuma
Dorothy Jean White
Por Stree
Water Teiaand
Mstelle Meritt
Graceville
Janes of
Mins
Bertha Mts Midges
Panama
Cedare Wo Shapmer
Pattie Chestrat
Gracevite
Tan Davde' Yates
Nita Pearl Kirt
Dotan
Seipler
Chinde
Louis Redan van Stocunth
Bo Beashay
I Pitten McQnheen
Newton
Dathien
Cieneva
Aten
Nestsoun Puasa City
Ard
Maude Wargadnaton
DePuraseh Suringe
Oswald Dewlie
Myrtle
Dothan Lodge schedules Royal Arch degree meeting
The Dothan Chapter No 13 will confer the Royal Arch degree at a special meeting Thursday night at the Masonic Temple. The note mentions a change in meeting time from TPM 10 FT and describes activities in the first and second degrees as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Wille
Masonic Temple
Deadline Tuesday for peanut allotment data in Hurston County
Administrative Officer Jesse Culbreth announced a Tuesday deadline for farmers to submit information needed to establish peanut marketing quotas in Hurston County. He warned the PMA office is overwhelmed and that some farms may not have their allotments decided without full data. A referendum on government set allotments for producing peanuts is scheduled for December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cilureth
Crisis debate over European aid and Marshall Plan funding
Senators proposed using a temporary emergency fund of 700 million dollars to bridge relief for Europe while awaiting Congress action on the longer term Marshall Plan. House Speaker and Senate leaders argued for or against a special session as a path to urgent aid totaling about 22.44 billion dollars from participating nations over four years.
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Conitresa
Deni Rani
Sumo Min Proumuim
Speaner
House Martin of Mass
Chairmian Luft
Sesaie Republicain Pub
Taft
Porthind
McChetun
D-Ache
Russell D-Gao
Europe
Congress
United States
Alabama Legislature Returns for Final Two Days
Alabama legislators head back to Goat Hill for two days to finish the 1447 session and resolve key issues. The Senate faces a possible veto on the tractor gas refund bill tied to a broader road bond fight, while the House has a Senate-approved refund bill on its calendar. Other measures include audits of public assistance, union membership rules, anti communist oaths, and harsher penalties for whipping in the state penal system.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Capitol
Senate
James E. Folsome
House
Limestone
David VII
Patton
Ses. C
Owen
Communist Party
Senate Judiciary Committee
An Crenshaw
Ira Thompson
Paul Hooton
Randolph
Alex J. Givans 84 Dies At Home In Dothan
Alex J. Givans eighty four died at his home on Stough Street after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the residence with Rev. A. D. Zbinden officiating. Interment followed at Piney Grove church. Surviving are his widow two sons a daughter a sister nineteen grandchildren and multiple great and great great grandchildren. Active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex J. Givans
Stough Street
A. D. Zbinden
Piney Grove
Ward-Wilson
Givans
Dottan
Primitive Baptist Church
C. A. Givans
Dothan
John Harbert
Columbus
Murs
Stepbeth Walker
Opelika
J A.register
J.C. Adkinson
John Miller
Frank Newton
Curtis Hardy
AM. Cherry
Allo Williams
Dan Willams
W. Ta. Ryals
W. H. Bruner
ON. Zorn
Jim Griggs
Imom. Williams
Lonnie Seay
Norace Whatley
R. Ro Windsor
HW. KK. Cook
Horace Snellgrove
T. K. McFatter
J. W. Parkman
J. W. Parkman, Sr
Tather Stephenson
John Senn
N. K. Mims
Nightclub Robbery Ends With Escape After Firing
Robbers masked and armed intercept a reception at a club, seize cash and jewelry, fire a shot into the ceiling, and flee in patrons' cars. The manager Buck Shaftner attempts to open the cash drawer but is unable as the lock is shot off. No injuries reported, police alerted by car thefts during the getaway.
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Hayes
Buck Shaftner
Florida Man Faces Drunk Driving Charge
Cleve Miller of Youngstown route one was charged with driving while intoxicated after a collision with Dr. W. H. Turner of 307 West Woodland Drive at the Main and St Andrews Street intersection. No injuries were reported. A separate crash between Ollie B. Williams of Dolan route four and George Hawkins of East Spring Street caused no injuries or charges.
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Cleve Miller
Youngstown
Frs
W. H. Turner
West Woodland Drive
Main
St. Andrews Street
Ollie B. Willams
Dothan
George Hawkins
East Spring Street
Civil Jury Session Opens at Houston County Court
The Houston County Circuit Court opened a civil jury session with Judge D. C. Malstead presiding. The first case, R. F. Watson vs A. H. McGowan, concerns damages. Additional cases include Clyde F. McLendon on behalf of Mrs. Bernice Lewis et al for false impressions and slander. Twelve suits remain on the calendar this week.
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Houston County Circuit Court
D. C. Malstead
R. F. Watson
A. H. McGowan
Clyde F. McLendon
Bernice Lewis
Als
Watson
UN Admits Some Foreigners Temporarily Under New Policy
Courtade writes freely on the United Nations as Congress approves a temporary admission policy for non official foreigners blocked by U.S. immigration laws. The 1917 act authorizes the Attorney General to admit ineligibles temporarily, enabling UN business like testimony without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
United States
Communist Party
Courtade
United Nations
Misses and Queens Lead Dothan Peanut Festival Parade
Carolyn Sandestin Miss Bainbridge Georgia Bak er Miss Dothan Navada Jackson Miss Columbia and Jerry Hollis Miss Enterprise headline a lineup of festival queens with more entrants expected. Organizers Davis and Chairman Harry Anderson anticipate record crowds from the peanut growing region for a major Wiregrass parade with Movietone cameraman coverage. Stores will close Saturday morning for the grand event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Anderson
Movietone
Mrs Torri trims family bill with NYC markets list
Mrs Torri says she cut expenses by using the City department of markets’ daily lists for good buys and low cost recipes. She details purchases across meat vegetables fruit desserts milk bread baby food staples and a Sunday night supper totaling about $30.
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Frank
Tonis Torri
Robert
Ronald
Southern Bus Lines Restaurant Target Of Another Bullet
Jackson police investigated a .22 caliber bullet fired at the Southern Bus Lines restaurant in Jackson shortly before midnight. The bus company is training new drivers after a four month strike and several routes reopened. A bullet also struck the driver superintendent’s home that same night. A shotgun with buckshot was found at a nearby house after a suspect fled.
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Southern Bus Lines
Jackson, Miss
Jackson
Southern Busines, Inc
Tt Company
Bulle
Pb Lips
Arthur Collins
Plac
Pal
Phillips
Retired Admiral Hydesley's Authorship Sparks Drinking Talk
In a 1950s magazine interview number 13 Bryan III quotes Admiral Halsey discussing drinking and smoking, noting a preference for whiskey yet acknowledging exceptions. A second installment cites Halsey praising spirit use among pilots and a water wagon stance while voicing concern over duty and safety. The Methodist board comments question whether Halsey contemplated risks to sailors, implying a breach of Navy discipline.
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Bryan III
Halsey
To & Tan
Methodist Board
Tlalsey
Miral Massey
Senators and party leaders split over McGrath nomination
A factional scramble within the committee shows support for S McGrath from the President and others, while Senator Johnston from South Carolina and Mrs Mary Kendall push for broader representation. The vote count was inconclusive as many members could not be reached and Cahill’s influence dominates early discussions.
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S. McGrath
Cahll
Mary Kendall
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