Reagan Plans Career Changes After Accident Recovery
Hollywood veteran Ronald Reagan outlines a shift in his film career after a leg injury in a charity game. He plans to select his own projects, pursue character roles, and avoid stories he does not believe in while aiming for memorable scenes like in King's Row. He jokes he could return to sports announcing if needed.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
George Tobias
Tobias
King’s Row
King's Row
Randy
Frosted Lion and Other Glassware Pitcher Types
The note mentions syrup pitcher types such as Frosted Coin Star and Panty and Frosted Lion as popular design names among American glassware collectors. It also states British New Guinea has about 97 acres per inhabitant.
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British New Guinea
Mackenzies Column On Formosa and Nationalism
Mackenzie argues President Truman’s Formosa statement shows no imperial designs and aims to boost nationalism across Asia. He warns Formosa alone won’t decide the Asiatic struggle and notes risks of US war with the Soviet Union if intervention occurs.
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Truman
Formosa
United States
America
Britain
Washington
Great Island
Washington Administration
Asia
Far East
Russia
Moscow
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Community Notes From Morgan County and Rocky Ford Area
Mrs Ada Snodgrass and Mrs Carter and children of Chattanooga Tennessee spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Nealy George and sons. Mr and Mrs James Singleton and Mr and Mrs Miller moved into this community. Mr and Mrs George Sanford and sons visited Mr and Mrs Bob Long. Miss Hazel Sparkman and Mr Moore were married Saturday. Various local families visited each other on weekends and Sundays including Wallace, Taylor, and Lemmonds households.
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Ada Snodgrass
Carter
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Nealy George
James Singleton
Miller
George Sanford and Sons
Bob Long
Gaines McNutt
R. L
Czeelle
Harold Bell
Hazel Sparkman
Moore
William Wallace
Andrew Edwards
Marcus Wallace
Hollis Sparkman
Parks McDonald
Peggie
Lucian Wallace
C. V. Cathcart
Carlton
Calvin
Donnie
John Wallace
Carl
Angeline
A. W. Taylor
Billy
Bobby James
Wayne Wallace
Mary Long
Perwin Wallace
Wayne
George Sims
Etheredge Bates
Addie Wallace
Alton Wallace
Ruth Holiday
Clyde
Wallace
Cyrus Lemmonds
Lona Faye
Somerville
Sab Taylor
Edd Aldridge
Gaines Lovelady
No Malaria But More TB in Morgan County Health Survey
A 1949 Morgan County health report by director C. C. Johnson notes declines in intestinal parasites and several diseases, but TB and rabies rise. Tests show malaria absent. typhoid, dysentery, and diphtheria down. Vincent’s disease and meningococcus greatly reduced. premarital and agglutination tests recorded, with overall safer conditions than a decade ago.
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Decatur
State Health Laboratory
C. C. Johnson
Johnson
Morgan County
St. Usu Obe
Jonnson Sollice Tan
Wooden Crosses Mark Scenes of Fatal Accidents
In Birmingham Alabama thirty five small white wooden crosses mark fatalities from 1949 traffic accidents. A new death in 1950 occurred when Rubin Kates died in a collision between his car and a city bus. Henry C. Eubanks was injured. Police hope drivers notice the crosses and recall careless driving.
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Birmingham
Ala
Rubin Kates
Morris
Henry C. Eubanks
Newcastle
Probate Judge Held in Crash Near Trussville
Probate Judge W. M. Forman of St. Clair county was arrested on a charge of leaving the scene after a wreck near Trussville. He claimed the crash was unavoidable and said he stopped and left before officers arrived. Four people were injured including Patrolman Homer O. Shannon.
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Birmingham
Ala
W. M. Forman
St. Clair County
Forman
Trussville
Homer O. Shannon
Bataan
T. J. Carlisle
Foman
Jefferson County
Ward Forman Bank of
Springville
Alabama Association of County Commissioners
St. Clair
Shannon
Rufus Youngblood
Ruby Tidwell
Morris
Youngblood
Tidwell
Boils and the body’s defense explained by doctors
A medical column explains boils start from hair or sweat gland infection by staphylococcus germs. White blood cells wall off infections, pus forms inside the defense zone, and boils may drain or be treated with heat penicillin or X-ray therapy.
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King
Union Hill Community News Highlights
Prayer services planned at Mrs L D Blevins home. Families and relatives visit Birmingham and South Carolina. Births reported including a son at Arab hospital and a daughter at Arab hospital. Illness and hospital stays noted for Carl Bowling and Lige Selby. School attendance is good after holidays. Visits to Florence Montgomery Huntsville Pisgah and Decatur noted among locals.
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L. D: Blevins
W. T. Eddins
Birmingham
L. E. Nevils
Spartanburg
S. C
Margaret ,Prince of
Arab
Clarence Ditto
Memphis
Marvin Bowling
Edward Smallwood
Willard Fowler
Ella Bowling
Carl Bowling
Alverene Smallwood
Jacksonville Normal
W. R. Smallwood
Harold Abercrombie
Arab Hospital
Gilbert Prince Jr
South Carolina
Jason Smith
Vandy Lee
Ruby Lee Terrell
Herman Fields
Pensacola
Florida
Mary Hornbuckle
Huntsville
J. O. Hughes
Arnold Brown
Union Grove
Bud Hornbuckle
Pisgah
Board Members Direct Carb at Their Chairman
Jefferson county board of registrars adopted a resolution to curb unethical comments by Chairman John G. Hosey. Members H. A. Thompson and R. J. Creel approved the measure, citing past issues and a prior grand jury inquiry into alleged discrimination.
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Birmingham
Jefferson County Board of Registrars
H. A. Thompson
R. J. Creel
John G. Hosey
Abandoned Mine Raided For Moonshine Stills
Two moonshine whiskey stills were smashed near Birmingham as Deputy Sheriff Henry Holmes and Alcohol Tax Unit Agent George Dower climbed down a 20 foot shaft into an abandoned coal mine. They descended a perpendicular shaft to reach the site.
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Birmingham
Henry Holmes
George Dower
Wildcat Stills Found Deep in Closed Mine
Opened at 20 feet, search teams retreated 300 yards to reach two wildcat stills. One capacity 1,000 gallons and another 800 gallons. Officers seized 1,800 gallons of mash. No person found near the illicit stills.
Klan Leaders Swap Charges in Carolina Georgia Split
Atlanta reports tensions rise as Samuel Roper of the Association of Carolina Klans accuses Bill Hendrix of Florida led Southern Knights of trying to dominate a merged Ku Klux Klan faction. Hendrix claims Roper refused Montgomery talks and accuses Hamilton of betrayal amid union efforts with Morris’s Alabama group.
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Atlanta
Bill Hendrix
Tallahassee
Fla
Southern Knights
The
Ku Klux Klan
Ae Klan
Samuel Roper
Roper
Hendrix
Association of Georgia Klans
Thomas L. Hamilton
Association of Carolina Klans
Hamilton
Associated Klans of
Alabama
William Hugh Morris
National
Ku Klux Klans
Morris
Florida
South Georgia
Montgomery
Montegomery
South Carolina
Tom Hamilton
Klaverns
California Raisin Production Figures Highlight Scale
California yields about 200000 tons of raisins each year, underscoring the state's dominant role in the fruit industry. Major growing regions, processing facilities, and export markets collectively drive this extensive production output.
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California
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