U S Army Reports Disease Under Control After Major Quake
The United States confirms disease under control in Japan following a devastating quake that left at least 2,395 dead, 165 missing, and 1,142 injured. Refugees in Shingu face harsh winter conditions as relief pours in via serum drops, trains, and Emergency Hospitals. American efforts help accelerate aid by cutting Japanese red tape while welfare ministries advance housing for 5,000 homes.
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Russell
Tokyo
U. S. Army
Japan
Shingu
Wakayama
Army
Repenee Soeme Minis
U. S Army
Japanese Welfare Ministry
Red Cross
Girl in Jail but Will Receive Gifts
A 16-year-old August girl named Helen Parrish will spend Christmas in the county jail in Montgomery Alabama. Police learned she was on probation from the Georgia training school for girls in Atlanta after being picked up in overalls and barefoot. Since she cannot be returned to relatives or the training school before the holidays officers collected gifts for her.
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Montgomery
Ala
Helen Parrish
O. S. Shivers
Georgia Training School For
Atlanta
Democracy Through Education: The Ideal American Teacher
The piece argues education as a cornerstone of democracy, praising public schooling since colonial times and urging better teachers who uphold faith in God. It highlights challenges facing today’s educators including pay, crowded classrooms, and parental neglect, while praising those who remain devoted to civil duty and youth. Frances Glasgow of Hartselle Alabama signs as author.
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United States of America
New England
Man
Jesus of Nazareth
Frances Glasgow
Hartselle
Ala
Employment gains for Mobile area in 1946 year end
Mobile industrial area will end 1946 with about 8,000 unemployed the lowest figure of the year. Mobile county total nonfarm employment reached roughly 62,728 at mid December, up 4,453 since January 15, 1945, according to William P. Stainback Mobile State Employment Service manager.
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Mobile
Ala
Dee
William P. Stainback
Alabama State Employment Service
Mobile County
Filibuster Talk Revived Over FEPC Plan in Senate
Washington today faced renewed filibuster threats as the Senate weighed a revived bill to create a permanent fair employment practice commission. National Council leaders indicated they would seek sponsors next month while senators warned the pattern of last January could repeat.
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Francis
Kecly
Washington
Senate
Atlan
Philip Randolph
National Council For A
FEPC
McClellan
D.-Ark
Yard foreman Harvey LeGrone reported missing in Birmingham
Harvey LeGrone yard foreman for a lumber firm identified as W. A. Belcher is reported missing in Birmingham Alabama on December 24. Police search focuses on his residence and workplace.
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Birmingham
Ala
Harvey LeGrone
W. A. Belcher
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Decatur
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Turkey
A. L. Tucker
Talmadge
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Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
McRae
Giles
Elliott Transfer
Lina Shumake
Nancie Thomason
E. N. Shumake
W. H. Thomson
Milton Murdock
Cecil Timberlake
Marvin Johnson
Joseph McDonald
Mes
Hester Cassidy
H. F. Shelton
Theo White
Raymond Trotman
L. Buck, Sr, Henry Jones
Allen Lanier
J. L. Shumake
Democracy Through Education
Commercial Credit Corp
Bank Street
Millikinnda
Millikin
Howell
Decatur Cleaners
Johnston St
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