Crommelin Attacks State Editors As Hickory-Headed
Retired Rear Admiral John G. Crommelin blasted Alabama newspaper editors as hickory headed in his independent Senate campaign. He told the Chamber of Commerce and Veterans of Foreign Wars that the government controls most of the press and warned of a national emergency before November elections.
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Bay Minette
Ala
John G. Crommelin
Senate
Crommelin
Alabama
Chamber of Commerce
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Birmingham
Lincoln NM courthouse becomes state monument
The old Lincoln courthouse, from which Billy the Kid escaped in 1881, is now designated a New Mexico State Monument. Lincoln is a small frontier town in New Mexico. In ancient times hyacinths were all reddish purple in color.
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Billy the Kid
New Mexico
Lincoln, N. M
Warning to Tweet-Out Grown-ups about noisy children
Mrs. C. M. Henry of Rogersville Tennessee explains how Scalf's Indian River Medicine helped her after two years of stomach gas and sleepless nights. She reports improved appetite weight gain and better energy within days and endorses the product with a money back guarantee after a 48 year history.
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C. M. Henry
Young Rogersville, Tenn
Scalt
Mrs. Henry
Scalf
Scarf
Mackenzies Column Warns On Soviet Ignorance Of the West
Wes Gallagher argues that Soviet leaders are ignorant of Western realities, fueling misjudgments and aggressive rhetoric. He cites Stalin Molotov and the Kremlin inner circle, plus failed propaganda like the Annie Get Your Gun note and Soviet protests in Berlin. He warns this ignorance risks a dangerous misinterpretation of Western intentions.
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Wes Gallagher
DeWitt Mackenzie
Frankfurt
Moscow
Berlin
Stalin
Europe
Hitler
Germany
New
London
Ribbentrop
Soviet Union
Russia
Varga
Lysenko
Molotov
Kremlin
United States
Betty Hutton
Red joke draws crowd in Berlin occupied zone
An anti Communist comedian in Wittenberge staged a prank during a newsreel showing East Germany's Wilhelm Pieck with Russian officers. He shouted Wilhelm, hold on to your watch, provoking laughter and then fled as police searched the theater crowd. The piece notes Russians and watches as a common target since 1945. Hilo is noted as Hawaii’s largest island community.
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Berlin
Wittenberge
East Germany
Wilhelm Pieck
Wilhelm
Germany
Reda
Dauphin Island Deep Sea Rodeo Opens Monday
Alabama's 18th annual deep sea fishing rodeo begins Monday at Fort Gaines on Dauphin Island. About 2,600 fishermen are expected to participate with 200 boats heading into the Gulf of Mexico and Mobile Bay. Prizes total 5000 dollars for tarpon and 1000 points for sailfish, with a bars contest, movies, boxing, acrobatic shows, and medical aid stations provided for competitors.
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Dauphin Island
Ala
Alabama
Fort Gaines
Gulf of Mexico
Mobile Bay
Civil Air Patrol
Unbaked Rolls Risk Poor Results When Frozen
Some rolls freeze well when baked but unbaked dough often yields poor results. Bakers note texture and rising quality vary with freezing.
International team ends TB survey in Tel Aviv
An international medical team working with UNICEF winds up in Tel Aviv after examining nearly 300000 Israelis for tuberculosis and other diseases. Dr Olle Horwitz of Copenhagen heads the effort which has vaccinated 177000 Israelis against tuberculosis since it began November 1, 1949.
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ANTI
Tel Aviv
Israel
United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund
Olle Horwitz
Copenhagen
Denmark
Won't Take the Cake St. Ann Turner Trial
A fragment from a report mentions E. E. Ather ton Jr., a farmer, with a note of a stalled or contentious situation connected to St. Ann. The readable text hints at a local dispute or legal matter involving the individual.
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ST. Ann
E. E. Atherton, Jr
Reprieve Granted For Alberson Mental Exam
Sixty three year old Henry Alberson received a reprieve from Gov. James E. Folsom to allow psychiatrists at Bryce Hospital to examine him for insanity. The condemned killer who killed early Stokes at Enterprise on Oct. 31, 1948 had been saved previously for a board evaluation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Henry Alberson
Kilby
James E. Folsom
Alberson
Bryce Hospital
Defense Attess
Arly Stokes
Enterprise
J. A. Carnley
Quads Christened Matthew Mark Luke and John in Gulfport
In Gulfport Mississippi on August 4 the Martin quads were given the names Matthew Mark Luke and John by their parents Gertrude and Sancil Martin. The newborns still need two incubators for warmth and protection and were baptized by Rev George Strype of St Philomena's church Pass Christian.
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Gulfport
Miss
Martin
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Gertrude
Sancil Martin
Pass Christian
George Strype
St. Philomena’s
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Hilo
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Deep Sea
Ronom and Board
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Springfield
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