UNESCO to Aid Propaganda Fight on Reds
U S officials expect UNESCO to convene an emergency Paris session to back United Nations actions in Korea. The move aims to win broad public understanding and use UNESCO’s network to disseminate facts about the Korean crisis and UN efforts.
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Paris
Unesco
John M. Hightower
Washington
States Department
United Nations
Korea
Economic and Social Council
Russia
United Nations Security Council
South Korea
Kremlin
Acheson
Unescos
U. S. National Commission For Unesco
Luther H. Evans
Congress
U. N
Pueblo adobe walls shield against heat and cold
Many adobe dwellings in the Indian pueblos of New Mexico have walls up to two feet thick, providing insulation against heat and cold.
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New Mexico
Real Test Case Only Course For Wilcox Co
Montgomery Ala Aug 3 The state supreme court refused a request for an advisory opinion on Wilcox county's little Taft Hartley law. The court said only a real test case would yield a ruling since the measure is already law. Attorney General Carmichael said the law is unconstitutional for delegating too much power to courts. The bill, introduced by Senator Bruce Henderson, passed the 1949 legislature over Gov Folsom's veto and is patterned after the national Taft Hartley law.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Supreme Court
Wilcox County
State Senate
Atty
A. A. Carmichael
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Bruce Henderson
James E. Folsom
Egypt Faces Rice Surplus to Aid Asia Shortage
Egypt has an annual rice output around 300000 tons with nearly half exportable. Present stocks total about 100000 tons while disruptions in Korea widen Asia's shortage. Nations with surpluses may export 500000 fewer tons this year, prompting need for alternative supplies.
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Cairo
Egypt
Asia
Korea
Revival plans and local visits mark Lawrence County report
Lawrence County notes show a revival led by Pastor Lindon Montgomery with Rev B Furgerson assisting, starting the second Sunday in August, while the open air revival near John Day's ends and the Methodist revival begins at Lebanon church. Local families share visits, gatherings, and social events, including a Penn's Church of God meeting drawing many residents. Farmers resume weekly cotton poisoning in fair weather as community life continues.
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B. Furgerson
Courtland
Lindon Montgomery
Valley
Grove Baptist Church
John Day’s
Lebanon Church
Clide Vandiver
Lula Stephenson
Near
Hartselle
Mary Stephenson
Eaton Stephenson
J. D. Hembre
Memphis
Tenn
Ruby Hembre
Wade
Bunyan Roan
Chester Johnson
Decatur
Marshall Singleton
Dan Lowery
Moulton Heights
George Lindsey
George Lindsey Sr
Sallie Gibson
Howard Gibson
Ted
Bud
Charles
Penn's Church of
Another Appeal Is Put On File By States Rights Righters
States rights advocates file another appeal with the Alabama Supreme Court to set aside an injunction blocking four election contests. A Friday hearing was scheduled to challenge Circuit Judge Bowen Simmons's authority. The disputes involve four loyalists contesting the Democratic executive committee race in Alabama's third district, amid a bond and filing controversy.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Bowen Simmons
National Pees
States Righters
Russell, Lee
Coffee
Democratic Executive Committee
Third
State Party Organization
Simmons
Georgia GOP weighs plans for governor race and unit amendment
Georgia Republican leaders meet in Atlanta to decide whether to enter a gubernatorial candidate or back a strategy focused on defeating a county unit system amendment. The group aims to reduce turnout for Talmdage supporters and block the amendment, with 80 to 100 Republicans expected to attend. Roscoe Tucker chairs the committee with Harry Sommers as national committeeman. In 1948 Republicans earned 76,691 Presidential votes. entry would require 60,087 petition signatures.
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Atlanta
Georgia
GOP
Hermann Talmadge
Talmadge
Republican Central Committee
Roscoe Tucker
Dawsonville
Harry Sommers
Gas Tax Chief To Get Easier Position
A. Tucker, 77, former head of Alabama's gasoline tax division, given a lighter role in the revenue department by Gov. James E. Folsom. He will hand duties to Douthitt Camp and review tractor gas refund claims from farmers. The shift cites Tucker's age as the reason.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tucker
Revenue Department
James E. Folsom
Douthitt Camp
Folsom
National Gasoline Tax Association
Camp
The
Examiners of Public Accounts
Officers Named for Limestone County Farm Bureau
At the Belle Mina experiment station the Limestone County Farm Bureau selected Jett C. Chittam as president Frank Couch as vice president and Mrs Charlotte Yarbrough as secretary treasurer for the new term A record 2400 attendees joined the annual meeting and barbecue Limestone County leads the state with 2405 Farm Bureau members J D Hayes of Huntsville state first vice president was guest speaker.
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Limestone County Farm Bureau
Belle Mina Experiment Station
Jett C. Chittam
Frank Couch
Charlotte Yarbrough
Limestone County
J. D. Hayes
Huntsville
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