Beauties Named as Cotton Maids in Wiregrass Counties
Two new Wiregrass Maids from Cotton were named last night in Onark and Eolerpeise contests. Miss Soria Bonce of New Brockton Colme County and Radbig Nell Miller of Oxarte Dale County earned titles, while Misa Mnote from New Frackton and Musa Dothan represented Elly in the Peasut Mixtives queen event. The program featured regionwide entries, with judging at Katee and Bil Birmingham Fair expectations.
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Nouinee
Ki Iwrnrise
Oller Ennes
Dorothy Degwett
Mary Felon Baldwyn
Katee
Bexttion
Misa Moore
Minter
Maujueie
Ano Fieminig
Jean Bryyon
Moore
Rr Kosen
Birmingham
Malone Collapses During Paving Hearing Incident
Malone collapsed during a paving project hearing. Doctors at Dathan hospital diagnosed a concussion and heart-related concerns. He remained under observation as officials stated the incident was not a heart attack and planned ongoing checks.
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Malone
Milune
Jordon
Mahia
Mayo
Phyalitan
Malus
Rivaidan
Beenann
Godora
Eva” Malone
Wife of Senator Dies in Hospital After Illness
Washington AP dispatch reports Ale Jonet Etender wife of a Louisiana senator died early today in a hospital. The senator’s wife reportedly suffered a severe headache and groin injury before passing away, with medical staff treating her condition prior to death.
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SOR Carrperat Save & Cae
Washington
APY
Ale Jonet Etender
Louisiana
Derin Cuno
Paving Protests At City Hearing Draw Crowded Public Attention
Citizens packed a city hearing on Paving Project Seven with many filing protests over proposed pavement. Speakers questioned costs and public benefit while officials noted the session ran long and included comments from residents like Cf Rog and Harry K. Martin regarding property values and payments.
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Land Project Seven
South East Sheet
Ie Stephenson
Harry K. Marlin
Third Avenue
Wiregrass
Maryin
Martin
Jim Bromman
Yiv
Marylin
Deadline Extended For BPW Woman of the Year Contest
BPW sponsors the event with Miss Ruby Shredy as chair. The deadline to file for Women of the Year has moved to October 5 after clubs requested more time. About 20 of 30 clubs expect to have candidates judged from letters written by the civic literacy club of Dothan.
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Ruby Shredy
Waa
Sheter
Dothan
Eivic Rad Iteracy
Chibf
Tun
Misa Sherer
Lighted Candle Drives Annual Chest Campaign Sign of Kindness
JOG CAMPBELL reports Lighted Candle will signify kindness in Dothan United Chest drive. Charles Dunseth chair recognizes individuals contributing receive a sticker with the lighted candle. businesses receive placards. A goal of 21 500 is set as committees organize canvassing and mailings to fund Welfare, Crippled Children, Cancer, TB, Salvation Army, Boy and Girl Scouts.
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Jog Campbell
Dothan United Chest
Charles Dunseth
Dulge
Indus
Telge
Pigget
Plang
Fonda
Parnell Lewis
Jos Kellerman
W. K. Holt
John J. Martin
Haleman
Special Girls Sriva
Jeff Hudson
Welfare Department
Crippled Children's Fund
The
Cancer Society
Tuberculosis Association
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Dunseth
Dorham Weidents
Bill Beck
Chest
Witizens
Pension Sharing Debate Divides Auto Steel Sectors
The Nation Today reports unions urge workers to share pension costs while Ford and steel firms push for worker contributions. Ford plans to supplement a retiree with the difference to reach a total pension around 30 dollars a month, blending company and Social Security benefits. The piece highlights worker expectations versus employer positions in the pension debate.
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James Marlow
Washington
Auto
Ford Motor Company
Ford Company
Ford
Smith
Bora
Scientist X named by House Committee amid altered wartime claims
Washington AP report says University of Minnesota physicist Joseph W Weinberg labeled Scientist X by the House Un-American Activities Committee. Weinberg allegedly passed atomic data to Nelson and denied ties to Communists. The committee cites witnesses and recommends perjury prosecution. Separately, Congress prepared two aid bills totaling 7.124 billion dollars, with White House timing near other foreign programs.
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Jozeph C. Hoodman
Washington
University of Minnesota
Joseph W. Weinberg
warmnewA-bonus Society
Steve Netson
Weinberg
Nelson
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Ateriel
Lruman
Senate
House
White House
Hospital Boardmen Ineligible as Fees Debated
Houston County hospital board members are ruled ineligible due to Colony olicex ownership, while pay for Tax Assessor Collins shifts to a monthly basis starting tomorrow. County officials sought legal opinions in Montgomery on tax and board payments as a new system begins.
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Fouston County
Goliing
Houston County Hospitial Board
Mondas
Collins
Malacy
W. Barey Calhoun
Curt Sellars
Montgomery
W .M. McQueen
Jeff UN
Message From Fliers Fake Officials Say
Malian authorities said a message from two Malian fliers claiming the two men drifted westward across the Atlantic was obtained by elephantine means not radio signals. The pair John Brondelio and Camillo Baroglio were lost Sept 17 and reported on a side raft near the Bahamas area. Italian radio officials misinterpreted Caldari Assisi’s report as telegraphic. U.S. planes later scouted the Atlantic near the Bahamas where the drifted survivors were rumored to be drifting.
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Rome
Amassur Radio
Ussing Maling
John Brondelio
Camillo Baroglio
Avante
Bahamas
AuiWazilies
Fioravante Caldari
Assisi
Caldari
Nnlead
Tetepa Big
UW. 3
Atlantic
Knoxville Police Recover Stolen Black Maria Car
An Anonville report states Knoxville police found a missing Black Maria wagon after it was stolen when a officer left the key in the ignition during a cafe stop. The vehicle was recovered amid clues gathered by investigators.
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Anonville
Knoxville
Moria
Lewis Orders 100000 Miners Back To Work
United Mine Workers ordered 100000 anthracite and western soft coal miners back to work starting Monday, easing a 12 day strike that halted large coal production. The move covers 78000 Northeastern Pennsylvania miners and about 24000 in western states, with release from concerns over welfare fund suspensions. Talks at White Sulphur Springs continued as operators prepared to resume negotiations. southern operators meet next Tuesday in Bluefield West Virginia.
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Pittsburgh
United Mite
Missizsippi
Penns
Sylvania Ark
Ping Statia
Mississippi
UMW
Thomas Kennedy
White Bulphus Springs
W. Va
North ‘Ern
Western Soft Coal Operatora
Kernedy
Pennsylvania
John J. Lewis
John Owen
Kennedy
Iowa
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Virginia
Kennucky
Bluefeta
Pernysylvania
Genernl
Nickels
Berlin Airlift Ends Operations Tonight
At Rhine Main airbase Germany a final, quiet departure marks the end of the Berlin airlift. Two C-54s will deliver 606 tons of coal to the divided city as crews recall a grueling period of near nonstop flights and grim endurance. About 88 officers and men remain of the original 400, many choosing to stay on to close out the operation.
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Gerlic
Adrlift
Mrs Womack Attends National HDC Meet in Colorado Springs
Houston County Home Demonstration Club members follow Alabama’s delegate, Mrs. W A Womack, president of the county BC Council, as she attends the National Home Demonstration Council session in Colorado Springs with Mrs. T Holloway. The pair represent Alabama at the event tied to the USA’s Association Country Women of the World. The program includes an International Tea, reports from committees, and addresses by state and USDA officials.
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Abbey Ellard
Houston County Home Demonstration Club
Alabama
Catineil
Colorado
Houston County
W. A. —Womack
County BC Council
Womack
T. ¥. Holloway
Alabama Horde Demonstration Courie
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hounston County
National Council
Women's Council
Association
Country Women of the World
Kountain
Mocracy
Colorado Huat
F. A. Anderson
Colorado Extension Service
Etla Anderson
U.S. Department of Agriculture
M. L Wemn
USDA
Ture
Houston Welfare Cut Below State Average
Houston County welfare payments are reduced eight percent per case as Mrs. C D Collins announces a trimmed budget. State cut averages ten percent, but local savings come from fewer staff and changed disbursement rules. October checks will be affected and new eligibility rules push benefits onto the first month of eligibility.
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Houston County
Welfare Department
Alabama
C.D. Collins
State Welfare Department
Cailins
Collins
Mary Hatzia_Stell
Snell
Abe
Houston
Colling
Hill Will Dedicate Mobile Seamen's Club
MOBILE AP Senator Lister will dedicate Mobile's new seamen's club Monday. The building cost 1,100,000 dollars and is fully air conditioned. It includes 41 sleeping rooms, refrigeration area, soda fountain, barber shop, and a chapel for sailors, financed by STO funds.
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Mobile
Lister
STO Suatneseroen
Panama City Commissioner Jinks Dies at Home
Panama City Florida AP reports Commissioner C P L Jinks died at his home while preparing for a fishing trip. Jinks a native of Jackson County Georgia served a second term as city commissioner and ran a lumber business begun in 1928. Doctors attributed his death to cerebral hemorrhage.
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Panama City
Fla
C. Pl
Jinks
Jackson County
Florida Sale University
Tallahassee
Chinese Troops Move To Kukong For Canton Baffle
Nationalists pour reinforcements into Kukong area as 125 miles from provisional capital, while large irregular Communist force gathers near Yanta. UN agenda includes China's charges against the Soviet Union over Sino Soviet treaty provisions and US charter issues. Vishinsky denies the indictment, saying Chiang regime crumbles while a Communist government rises, as the United States faces China relations amid the blockade of three American ships.
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Canton
Kukong
Red
Kiangsi Provinines
Yanta
Lake Success
Husain
United Nations
General Assembly
Calna
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Chiang Kelshek
Communist Peoples
U. S. Late Department
United States
China
Americas
Tahrandisen Line
New York
Tokyo Rose Found Guilty Of Treason In Long Trial
Jaegur D Aquino faces conviction for treason after a four day deliberation in the Tokyo Rose case. Defense counsel Wayne Collins plans appeals to the U S Circuit Court for judgment and a possible new trial seeking bail. Verdict marks Tokyo Rose’s war era broadcast to American troops. Court set sentencing for Thursday Oct 8 with potential penalties including five year minimum, $ ten thousand fine or death.
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David
Leonard San Francisco
Jaegur
Foch
James Welsh
J. D'Aquino
Truman Signals Fair Deal Support at Boyle Testimonial
President Truman addressed a Boyle testimonial in Kansas City saying Congress will pass a fair deal. He urged strong backing for his program, noting the nationwide tax and civil program aims, and warned that the current session has not progressed swiftly.
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Truman
Congress
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