Alabama Coach Thomas Defends Tough 11 Game Schedule
Coach Frank Thomas of Alabama responds to Grantland Rice arguing Alabama does not seek weak schedules to reach bowls. He notes 11 game slate includes top SEC rivals, South Carolina, and Boston College, with fair games against strong and weak opponents over the years.
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Tide
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South Carolina
Boston College
Public sentiment favors strong action over Yugoslav attack
The article argues that Americans would back armed response to Yugoslav forces after two American transport planes were shot down. It notes public opinion may outpace official stance, urging fighter escorts and immediate returns fire if hostility resumes, while condemning the attack as deliberate.
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Maine
Tito
State Department
Acheson
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Reilly Ends NLRB Tenure Proposes Wagner Act Reforms
As a farewell, Gerard C. Reilly urged four Wagner Act amendments aimed at shifting board powers to prosecute and judge union cases to the Labor Department. He criticizes the NLRB as partisan and complicit with unions, calling for a rebalancing of authority and critique of the Wagner Act’s impact on workers and employers.
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National Council of American-Soviet Friendship
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Smith Committee
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Labor Relations Board
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New Deal Klux
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Torquemades
Wagner
Tammany
China needs production not communism says Sun and Marshall
Madame Sun Yat Sen urged liberalization to spur Chinese production while Marshall and Stuart warned peace with the communists is nearly impossible. The piece argues Chiang Kai-shek faces inflation and corruption and that America should focus on commerce and reform rather than politics as China seeks stronger governance.
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Madame Sun
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Kung
Marshall
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Stuart
Truman
Acheson
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Marshall-Stuart
Madame Sun Yat Sen
Russia
Kuomintang
Knoxville robed in peace after post riot patrols
Years ago today troops kept the peace in Knoxville Tennessee after a race riot where an armed mob attempted to lynch a Negro charged with criminal assault. Also notes local social visits and an Alabama court notice ordering a defendant to plead by September 7 1946 in Morgan County.
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Tenn
P. P. Gilchrist
Tennessee Valley Poultry Association
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A. L. Handley
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Marion Callahan
Florence
Tuscumbia
Goldie and Iv
Walker McAfee
Cullman
Bryan McAfee
W. R. Smith
Elizabeth Cobb
Huntsville
Maxie Gill
Hartselle
Lara Mae Graham
Clarence Melton
Macon
Mary Banks
Robert Banks
Smithsonia
T. McCluskey
Ruth
Chattanooga
Publication Order in Dunbar Equity Case
Morgan County Circuit Court issues order of publication in the equity suit Ethel Dunbar against Edward Dunbar. Affidavits show the defendant is a non resident over 21 with unknown post office address. Case seeks legal relief under Alabama law.
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Edward Dunbar
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Morgan County
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Register
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Dili
Walter Winchell In New York Miscellany From Windsors
Walter Winchell reports on Windsor rumors, Palm Beach houses, and potential royal moves into business and film, including connections to Eddie and Wally, Doc Holden, and Cary Grant, with other society notes and entertainment items.
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New York
Jack Lait
Palm Beach
Doc” Holden
Fifi Widener Wichfeld
Windsor
Newport
Ted Steele
Las Vegas
Nev
Marie Windsor
Maryland
Utah
Duke
Doris
Dreamy Confessions and Hollywood Glitter
A rambling reminiscence catalogs romances, some famous names and show business figures, and a Yonkers 300th anniversary. It sketches liaisons and career moves from Roy Rennard to Pat Hannigan, with playful asides about marriages and publicity.
Hillbilly In Trial Says Shoot Woman Once Better Than Lover Weekly
A hillbilly on trial for killing his wife explains he shot her so-called lover. He quips he would rather shoot a woman once than a man every week.
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