New Looks For Men At Southeastern Apparel Show
Atlanta January 6 The Southeastern Men's Apparel club showcases spring 1920s style with a new slim hat design featuring a narrow crown and feathered band. Suede like shoes in navy gray and brown appear, plus brown white and black shoe trends. Beach wear includes matching robe shirt and trunks while collarless cardigans reappear with no lapels. Bow ties and bright socks return as sharp wardrobe details for men.
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Atlanta
Southeastern Men’s Apparel Club
Johnny Weissmuller to Marry Miss Gates in London Honeymoon
Johnny Weissmuller the actor and swimmer plans his fourth marriage after a divorce from his third wife. Mrs W F Gates says her daughter Miss Gates a 22 year old golfer and Weissmuller will wed and take a London honeymoon. They met seven years ago on a golf course.
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Johnny
Santa Monica
Calif
Johnny Weissmuller
W. F. S Gates
Miss Gates
Weissmuller
Anake
London
United Nations little assembly opens at Lake Success
DeWitt Mackenzie notes the new UN interim body, the little assembly, convened to bypass the veto deadlock in the Security Council. It includes all but the Russian bloc and aims to voice majority views, though it lacks enforcement power. US optimism clashes with Soviet nonparticipation as hopes rise for a democratic world coalition to outlast a divided UN.
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United Nations
Little Assembly
Lake Success
General Assembly
U. N
Soviet
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Yula
Ukraine
Security Council
Soviet Union
United States
China
Britain
France
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Tittle Assembly
Eagle of Nations
Burglar Alarm Finds 12YearOld Boy in Baltimore Factory
Officers responded to a burglary alarm at an East Baltimore candy factory. Four policemen entered and found a 12 year old boy with candy around his mouth. He was taken to juvenile authorities on suspected theft.
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Baltimore
Boswell amendment may guide similar voter rules
Alabama's Boswell amendment would require voters to explain the constitution to registrars, a move seen as a potential tactic to bar Black voters. Herman Talmadge predicts such laws would target African Americans, with illiterate whites still allowed to vote. Negro leaders vow court challenges to stop the measure.
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Atlanta
Alabama
Boswell
Herman Talt
South Carolina
Talmadge
A. T. Walden
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Walden
Democratic Party
U. S
Herman Talmadge
Eugene
Georgia
Herman
M. E. Thompson
State Supreme Court
Thompson
Whitmire 1939 Decatur Team Honored By Rotary
Decatur Rotary Club honored Ensign Donald Whitmire and members of the 1939 Red Raider football squad at Hotel Lyons. Speakers included Whitmire and coaches H. L. Ogle and Aubrey Fuller, with introductions for several players and a recap of that season’s 13-0 loss to Huntsville followed by a 12-0 rematch victory.
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Decatur
Red Raider
Decatur Rotary Club
Hotel Lyons
Frank Stone
Whitmire
Wallace Meadows
Otis Kirby
James Jackson
Ed Branch
Huntsville
B. S. Kennedy
Seth Pitts
Billy Williams
Bud Lee
W. C. Hunter
Sonny Todd
Clyde Smith
Jack Sherman
Nolen Sanders
Harold Self
University of Alabama
Alabama
Jacobs
Grantland Rice
Self
Athens High School
Don Whitmire
U.S. Naval Academy
United States
Robert M. Thompson
Naval Academy
Navy
San Diego
California
Little Assembly Debates Introversion and Controversy
A fragment discusses whether the assembly should avoid controversial topics and remain feasible. The text hints at balancing openness with the need to maintain order and practicality in proceedings.
Paratrooper Dies in Rescue Effort Near Alaska Wreck
Fairbanks Alaska January 6 One of three paratroopers missing since aiding six B 29 crash survivors on December 27 was found frozen to death near the wreckage. First Sgt Santhell London of Kinta Oklahoma identified. Search continues for the other paratrooper a Ladd Field doctor and the B 29s pilot and navigator.
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Alaska
Seward Peninsula
Ladd Reel
Santhell London
Kinta
Oklo
Ladd
Turkey
Vern H. Arnett
Frederick Sheetz
Navy Wins Prize With Recruiting Float At Parade
On New Year’s Day judges selected a float shaped like a gray ship but found it was entered by the Navy as a recruiting stunt. The $100 prize money was turned over to the Philadelphia naval hospital.
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NAVY
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Naval Hospital
Navy chosen over pro football offers for career
The speaker disclosed he had received professional football offers worth $10 000 annually for five years but chose a Navy career instead. The program concluded with a Q A session where the audience asked questions and he answered directly and forthrightly.
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Navy
Wounded Father Pleads For Son In DeKalb Standoff
In Decatur Georgia on January six Joe Dodd cries for mercy as DeKalb officers refuse to drop assault with intent to murder charges against Otis Junior Dodd age eighteen. Otis allegedly shot his father twice with a twelve gauge shotgun while fleeing and fired a third blast into a house before being taken into custody on bond set at five hundred dollars.
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Decatur
Joe Dodd
Otis Junior
DeKalb County
A.L. Day
Otis Junior Dodd
Day
Dodd
Durbin and Felix Jackson Separate in Quiet Parting
Deanna Durbin and husband Felix Jackson announce a friendly separation after a long marriage. Attorney Elmer P. Bromley says no divorce contemplated and no public dispute, while both decline further discussion.
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Hollywood
Deanna Durbin
Felix Jackson
Elmer =P. Bromley
Batterd Safe Found With Cash Missing In Georgia Heist
The battered iron safe from Sam Johnson’s restaurant near Tallapoosa was recovered in the Tallapoosa river. Sheriff Grover L. Newman said the safe, door torn off, landed on a sand bar after being tossed from a bridge. The cash, Johnson’s life savings, was stolen during Christmas night. A farmer spotted the safe across the Alabama line about seven miles southwest of Tallapoosa.
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Tallapoosa
Sam Johnson
Grover L. Newman
Johnson
Newman
Alabama State Line
Here
Auto Victim Accused by FBI
The FBI said Anthony P. Havener 43 of Louisville died from auto crash injuries in Mobile. He was accused of stealing 231 blank U S bonds on December 8 1945 while employed as a night watchman. Bonds were forged and cashed. Havener was also wanted for a theft of trailer homes. his bond-forfeiture case was called in federal court.
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Louisville
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Anthony P. Havener
Mobile
Ala
U. S
FBI
Havenor
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