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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1949

Page

7

Mrs Jones Retires After 29 Years as Chancellor Postmistress

Mrs Jones, Chancellor post office head at Chesterfield, retires after 29 years of service. Inspector R H Matcher of Montgomery and Postmaster General Albert R Bucleyon shaped her appointment amid war years and office moves. Her husband Charlie Jones died earlier, leaving five children to rear, and her tenure included wartime staffing shifts and a consolidation of routes.

Mre. Faulk Specias Alma Ing Pope Charlie TT Jones Doves Chencetter Postoffle Preston Davie Oliver Jones Lockved Alhert R. Buclevon Wan Fondh Ulaa Feunk C. Watkers Jones Ates Lane Omb Ig Noine Nelst Bucx Tex Lt Investigite Les Hobby Syears

Florida Youth Dies In Scooter Car Wreck

A young Florida resident died after a scooter collided with a car on a Winter Haven road near Dundes. The victim was identified as Hown ke Grinder, 18, of Dundes, son of Calvin Bedge ilaines. The driver was Samuel Mois juid of Bartow. The crash occurred on a Winter Haven road near Dundes, with injuries to others reported and investigation underway.

Florida Dinder Allengling Hown Ke Grinder Capylee Poutroaater Calvin Bedge Ilaines Dundes Winter Haven Vuruporind Gill Graetares Saimpiel Mois Juid Bartow Atule Higawity Winter Haven Road Bnside

Mystery Ghost City Hidden in Kenyan Jungle History

In Kenya's jungle coast region lies Gedi, a 300 to 3,000 year old ghost city of Arab and East African origins. Officials plan to convert the site into a national park and tourist draw amid scarce records and legends of hauntings and ancient trade. Archaeologists note temple ruins, five mosques, a palace, and imported pottery suggesting early East African-Islamic links.

Guari London Kenya East Africa Gedi Malindi Senya Elie Aftiale Kirkeian Antony Haber Antony China Simin Anagm Acabis Atti Gedi Mysery Malore Kas Afviga Gedl

Lions Clubs Meet in Chipley District 45-L hosts gathering

Eleven Lions Clubs from Pensacola to Madison gathered in Chipley for a social district meeting. District Governor Hugh Gilmore and Deputy District Governor were present. The Chattahoochee Tions Club and Chipley High School Glee Club performed, with dancing by Misses Berry Gellifice and Sandra Tharpe. No business was conducted, but members began planning the Lions International project to repair toys for needy children and organize Christmas baskets.

Chipley Coupusey Allions Pensacola Madison Florida Times Hardy Hugh Gilmore Sam Bingham Panama City Chattahooche = Titons Chipley High School Glee Club

Candy shows boot scheme to destroy evidence

Boston officer reports a suspect attempting to destroy lottery slips concealed as wafer pieces. Three slips with penciled bets were found and safeguarded by police.

Boston

Convict Set For Trip To Texas Festival

Frank Grandstaff, a 44 year old inmate with prior state prison sentences, is slated to travel by private plane to Big Spring Texas for a cantata festival. The trip, if permitted by Governor Gordon Brownell, would involve his furlough to attend the Big Spring Cantata marking the town's 100th anniversary. An escort including Shine Philips and RoE guards is reported, with Grandstaff aiming to perform as a piano salesman during his escape memories.

Nashville Venn Frank Grandstaff Allie Texas Oil Big Spring Tex Gordon Brownigg Grandstaff Shine Memphis Tenner Zac Farceny

Fears Skid Row May Infect New Jail Too

CHICAGO UP police fear Skid Row conditions could spread to a new jail. Officials estimate a four week infestation risk once inmates arrive. A proposal to install defenses was rejected and a plan to repurpose the old Madison Street station was turned down with a call to tear it down.

Chicago Chix! Vago Police Commission Prender Fast Madison Street Pronydecraft

Jacksonville Police Continue Clean Up Of Gambling Houses

Jacksonville police press a broad crackdown on gambling houses after Mayor Burns ordered a total clean up with no exceptions. Detectives and patrolmen conducted sweeps, about 200 raids, with nearly half tied to municipal court. big-name racketeers remained unnamed. Mayor Burns backed the effort and pledged support for officers despite potential backlash.

Jacksonville Facksonville Bla Chig Jackeiders Meyer Haydion Burns Rounicipad Burns I. W. Reynolds Fay

Brainy Dog Star Irma Hits Hollywood Fame

Washington reporter recalls interview with Marie Wilson and her Yorkshire terrier Hobbs. Miss Wilson, star of CBS radio My Friend Irma, explains why her character seems dumb though she is sharp. The piece traces Wilson’s Anaheim birth, Hollywood start, and a playful contrast with her husband Allan Nixon and their dog Hobbs.

Harman W.inghols Washington UPL Len Marie Wilson Hobbs Miss Wilson Columbia Broadcasting System Irma Marie Anaheim Cat Atte Hollywood Mavie Allan Nixon Sither National Press

Hobbs Sutt Lap Sparks Quiet Exit Incident

Fragile dialogue captures Hobbs spotting a sutt lap as someone aimed to depart amid tension. The awkward exchange hints at a larger dispute or a plan to leave without confrontation, leaving observers noting the pause before any action.

Realistic Advertising Stunt Ends In Police Fine

A Denver promotion for a theater misfired when two slapstick actors dressed as a cop and a convict raced through a line of customers with a siren in the background. Police fined Victor Spoust, the theater manager, $25 after motorists mistook the stunt for a real police raid. Accidents cause 42 times an treaty deaths among U.S. children.

Denver Arisons Ang 2 Convie Victor Spoust U.S

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