Angel Street Here Tonight at Riverside High School
Angel Street third in the serres of plays sponsored by the Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce will stage at Riverside High School tonight at eight. The Civic Drama Guild of New York supplies the cast with luminaries like Moultrie Patten Penny Kasper Henry Morgan and Orson Jelles. Don Ross brings Broadway experience to Angel Street along with Dorothy Taylor and Miriam Ryan.
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Angel Street
Decatur Junior Chamber of Com
Riverside High School
Civic Drama Guild of New York
Moultrie Patten
Penny Kasper
Henry Morgan
Orson Jelles
Don Ross
Ruth
Bell
Adano
Civil suit to end term in Lawrence circuit court
The McCann Steel Company sues Clark Hodgins operator of Moulton theatre in an account case over a contract for building the theatre. The suit seeks $750 in damages, Hodgins owns the theatre completed about six months ago, and both sides are ready to be heard as the term closes.
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McCann Steel Company
Clark Hodgins
Moulton
Lawrence Circuit Court
Ernest Shelton
Hodgins
Markets Slip as Margin Cut Spurs Profit Taking
New York stocks eased on March 31 after a 50 percent cash margin cut replaced the earlier 75 percent level. Trading slowed after a two day buying surge with losses mostly fractional and a few small gains. Notable decliners included Santa Fe Southern Railway Baltimore and Ohio Texas Company Richfield Oil United Airlines Eastern Airlines Paramount Pictures and U S Steel among others. gainers were Oliver Corp Commonwealth Edison Allied Chemical American Tobacco and Pacific Western Oil.
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New York
Santa Fe
Uthern Railway
Baltimore and Ohio
Texas Co
Richfield Oil
United Air Lines
Eastern Air Lines
Paramount Pictures
Western Union
Kennecott Copper
Phelps Dodge
General Electric
Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak
American Woolen
International Paper
U. S. Steel
Relie Ef General Motors
Ler
U. S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Schenley
Oliver Corp
Commonwealth Edison
Air, Reduction, Allied Chemical
American Tobacco
Pacific Western Oil
Nashville Livestock Market Dulls Yet Holds Steady Tone
In Nashville Tennessee on March 31 the Federal and State Departments of Agriculture report cattle offerings light with an undertone steadier under 900 pounds. Cows and bulls slow but near steady, calves steady with good vealers 26 to 33 dollars. Hogs steady with various weights trading around 17 to 19 dollars, sheep steady with lambs 24 to 28 dollars.
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Nashville Livestock
Nashville
Tenn
Federal State Departments of Agriculture
Poultry Prices Steady as North Georgia Market Reports Demand
North Georgia live poultry market remains steady to firm on March 3 with demand good and stocks short of full needs. Highest prices for heavy fryers, most producers sold out for the week. On farm prices for broilers and fryers ranged Hampshire Reds and White Crosses 30-32 cents, Barred Rock Crosses 29-31 cents.
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Atlanta
USDA
North
Georgia
Hampshire
New York Cotton Market Faces Fall as Mills Curtail Output
Cotton trading in New York on March 3 weakened on expectations of higher mid March parity and pending farm legislation. Mills may reduce print fiber and cores due to weak demand, with prices seen 20 to 25 cents lower by afternoon close. May at about 32.27 to 28.47 cents.
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New York
Wheat futures rise on Chicago board despite market weakness
An advance in cash prices at major terminals supported wheat futures on the Chicago Board of Trade. May futures dipped briefly but gained to around 6 1/8 cents. corn and beans showed modest gains with May soybeans near 114 1/2 and corn around 133 6 3/8.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Churchill warns of Kremlin menace and western unity
Churchill in a speech decries a “thirteen men in the Kremlin” guiding a malignant policy and urges Western unity through the Marshall Plan, NATO, and renewed Atlantic ties. He contrasts Soviet expansion with Western resolve and urges perseverance to avert a third world war.
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Churchil
Churchill
Kremlin
Britain
Russia
Western
Europe
Fulton
Missouri
Truman
Dragonfly Speeds Through Air At 60 MPH Peak
Dragonflies can reach speeds up to 60 miles per hour in flight. This rapid movement highlights their agility and aerial capabilities, allowing swift maneuvers in pursuit of prey and escape from predators.
Medical Care Is Given Study At Alabama Hospital Meeting
At the 28th annual Alabama Hospital Association meeting in Montgomery a forum on applying the point rating system in hospital standardization programs was led by Burton Battle and Dr. A F Branton. Participants include Gertrude Pratt W A Dozier Jr Catherine Corley Arthur L Conrad Fred Coney and Albert V Whitehall.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Hospital Association
Burton Battle
Southeastern Hospital Association
A. F. Branton
Baroness Erlanger Hospital
Chattanooga
Gertrude Pratt
Huntsville Hospital
W. A. Dozier Jr
The
State Medical Association
Catherine Corley
Alabama Nurses’ Association
Arthur L. Conrad
National Physicians’ Committee
Chicago
Fred Coney
the Air University
Albert V. Whitehall
Washington Service Bureau
North Georgia live poultry markets steady at near 31 cents
USDA reports North Georgia live poultry markets steady with good demand and well cleared stocks. Broilers and fryers sold FOB farm Thursday afternoon into Friday morning at New Hampshire Reds and White Crosses around 31 cents, Barred Rock Crosses 29 to 31 cents, mostly 30 cents.
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Atlanta
USDA
North Georgia
New Hampshire
Baby Dies In Fire In Birmingham District
A 22 month old baby named Bill Peel died in a home fire in Birmingham. The mother was away phone call when the blaze started. A 3 year old sister Carolyn escaped through a back door. Firefighters fought multiple blazes with injuries to a fireman and a motorist assisting others. Authorities could not determine the cause, but a circulating heater was suspected in the infant’s fire.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bill Peel
Jack Peel
Carolyn
William Edwards
Fairfield
Paul Brake
Alabama collects record March tax receipts driven by income tax
Alabama Revenue Department reported March tax intake at 10.73 million dollars, led by a record 4.62 million in income tax. First-half fiscal year totals reached 8.05 million from income tax and 48.06 million overall, with sales, gasoline and tobacco taxes showing varying results versus last year.
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Montgomery
Alabama
State Revenue Department
Phillip J Hamm
Revenue Department
Regional economy shows declines in jobs and production
The report notes a nationwide drop of about 2 percent in livestock and non agricultural employment. January figures lag a year, with textiles down 8 percent and transportation equipment nearly 19 percent. Coal is 20 percent lower year on year, while steel capacity sits at 94 percent.
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Baton Rouge
Knoxville
Savannah
Augusta
Federal Reserve
Denver
Ward
New Rent Law Ends Federal Regulation Drive
Washington reports the new 15 month rent law begins nationwide decontrol of ceilings. Housing officials race to write rules for fair net operating income while peacetime regulation faces sunset June 30 1950. State and local decontrol possible under home rule. Costs and fairness standards under study by the Housing Expediter.
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Washington
Tighe Woods
James
Big Jim) Folsom
Alabama
Woods
Housing Agency
TVA faces calls to reform power policy and finance structure
A federal task force criticizes power revenue reinvestment rules and endorses TVA financial clarity while urging a broad federal power policy. It notes private energy markets for federal dam output, cites Hoover group praise for TVA management, and details $823 million federal funds with $348 million expected replay from power revenues over 40 years.
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Volving Fund
TVA
A. R. Roberts
Cleveland
Johnsonville
Tenn
Herbert Hoover
Arthur S. Flemming
George H. Mead
Joseph P. Kennedy
Rep
Brown
R-O
Commission
Treasury
Pan American strike risks halt of world air operations
New radio officers strike threatens Pan American World Airways with stoppage of global services after failed talks over assignments to new strato cruiser. No date set for Chicago and North Western railroad conductors walkout as union official cites four years of grievances. railroad calls the action unwarranted.
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Page One
Pan American World Airways
Ces
Chicago and Northestern
Frederick H. Nemitz
Syrian ruler pledges to restore civil government after coup
The new Syrian dictator, Zayim, told reporters the ousted regime was rotten and powerless to face communism. He said he plans to restore civil government soon, but warned that failed cabinet talks could lead to proclaiming military rule.
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Zayim
State Department official says NATO defense only
A top State Department official, unnamed, stated that Russia need not fear NATO and should refrain from attacking any member to stay secure. The remark defends the alliance as purely defensive and comes ahead of the formal treaty signing planned for Monday despite Soviet protests.
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Washington
UPA
State Department
Russia
Peace delegation lands as Peiping blocks news on talks
The Chinese peace delegation arrived in Red Peiping today and immediately banned publication of news on nationalist negotiators. Yugoslav dispatch from Belgrade reports Bulgaria arrested about 100 people in a spy crackdown, denying any link to Yugoslavia.
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Tanjug
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Auburn president argues university is worth the cost
Dr. Draughon told Auburn backers that 6,614 spring quarter students mark an all time high and the university touches daily life across Alabama. He cited fertilizer research worth 87 million dollars and extension services reshaping Bar r on farms, urging continued support for growth and new inventions.
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Auburn
Draughon
Craughon
Barron Alabama
Alabama
Excelsior Club Supports National Negro Health Week
The Excelsior club to promote National Negro Health Week observing April 3 to 10 nationwide. It marks the movement's 35th anniversary begun by the late Booken Ty Washington. Activities include health sermons lectures films and a citywide cleanup with prizes for top performers. Committees plan surveys of premises before and after cleanup week. Residents may register at 663-J or 2275-J.
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Excelsior Club
Booken Ty Washington
GOP Seeks 3 Billion Cut in Federal Spending
The GOP aims to slash federal outlays by 3 billion dollars cutting most appropriation bills and the European Recovery Fund by ten percent. Senator George of Georgia and Senator Russell of Georgia back restraint with Taft urging reduced spending to balance the budget.
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George
D-Ga
Taft
Russell
U S Lending Curbs Urged by Hoover Commission
The Hoover Commission urged Congress to end direct government lending and prune 30 federal agencies by merger or liquidation. It split on public power and urged that the Reconstruction Finance Corporation be reorganized as a private loan guarantor, with disagreements on hydroelectric dam programs and government power activities.
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Washington
Hoover Commission
Congress
Snar
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Herbert Hoover
State Acheson
Veterans Administration
Hoover
Acheson
Defense
James Forrestal
Senator Convicted by All White Jury in Alabama Case
Taylor, a Idaho Senator, was found guilty by an all-white jury after an hour. The penalty nears the maximum, with 180 days in jail and a fine just $50 under cap. Montgomery's Alabama Court of Appeals will hear the case amid county filings in November.
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Idaho
Alabama Court of Appeals
Montgomery
Taylor
Connor
Birmingham
Florence Teachers College President Speech At Rotary
Dr. E. B Norton, president of Florence State Teachers College, will address the Rotary Club at the Monday luncheon on improving education in Alabama. The program is sponsored by the committee and the Vocational Make Committee.
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E. B Norton
Florence ‘State Teachers’ College
Rotary
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