Solons Feel Office Pinch
AP dispatch reports that 20 new representatives will arrive in Washington January 3 to find no offices ready. With Democrats in the majority, committee chairs and prime space go to them, while Republicans await chair assignments and the House Office Buildings chief cannot allocate vacancies yet.
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A. F. Mahan JR
Special
Washington Service
Washington
Congress
Edward Brown
Coun
Poker game noted at Winecoff hotel amid deadly fire claim
Atlanta authorities said a poker game was in progress on the third floor of the Winecoff hotel early Saturday but had no connection to the fire that killed 121. Chief E I Hilderbrand noted the room was separate from the area thought to have started the blaze and said participants were known to police for questioning about gaming law violations.
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Atlanta
E. I. Hilderbrand
Winecoff Hotel
Reorganizing Offices Delays and Bumping in Congress
Republicans face deciding how many committees to form and who chairs them as reorganizations unfold. Democrats show unrest over space and seniority with several incumbents and freshmen like Rep. W. M. Wheeler awaiting offices. Pace, Vinson, Bat tle, and Georgia members receive new locations as seniority battles shape seating.
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W. M
Doc) Wheeler
Georgia
Rep
Pace
D-Ga
Cox
Tormer
New House
Vinson
Naval Committee
Alabama
Laurie Battle
Birmingham
Wheeler
Prince Preston
James H. Davis
Henderson Lanham
European eagle-own norm ally iris color changes with mood
The European eagle-own norm ally is described as having a yellow iris that shifts to red when angered. The detail highlights a color-based display linked to the bird's emotional state.
Coin collecting boom drives big business in 1940s market
New York reports coin collecting exploding into a major enterprise led by the Stack brothers since 1858. Estimates place 250000 collectors nationwide with thousands serious. rare coins fetch high prices, including a 650 B C decadrachm valued up to 50000 while cautious advice warns against cleaning coins.
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Stack Brothers
Joseph B
Morton
Stack
San Francisco
Joseph Stack
Joseph
B. C
Athens
Aes
British
Berlin
Jerome Kern
Cooper
Farouk
Egypt
Victor Emmanuel
Baptists approve new department and budget plan
The Alabama Baptist Convention executive board approved creation of a new stewardship department and elected Dr. B. C. Land of Jacksonville Florida as its director. It adopted a 1947 budget of 169892 dollars and formed a committee to study FM radio religious broadcasts headed by Dr. Albert Smith.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Baptist Convention
B. C. Land
Jackson‘ville
Fla
Land
Tor
Florida
Rapiio
3Il
Albert Smith
Sheffield
H. S. Inabrit
Mobile
W. L. Wyatt
Gadsden
J. H. Butler
Sylacauga
H.€.Hopkins
Pigs Saved as Farmer Refuses Evacuation During Flood
Schwieger faced rising floodwaters on his farm and was cut off with 400 pigs drowning or missing. When rescue teams arrived, he declined evacuation to protect his pigs, guiding some into the house and keeping others in the living room.
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Schwieger
Injured Officials Reported In Tuscaloosa Auto Crash
Cliff J. Lindsey of the Tuscaloosa county board of revenue suffered a broken leg and head laceration in a highway 11 wreck yesterday. Mrs Joe Gonzales of Canton Ohio sustained a hip injury in the same accident.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Cliff J. Lindsey
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