UN Takes Up Partitioning Palestine and India
United Nations debates partition plans for Palestine and India this week. The Palestine commission prepares for secret sessions to draft enforcement of the Nov. 29 partition decision. Jewish Agency urges immediate action while Britain contends for continued mandate. India Kashmir dispute tops the security council agenda with claims of Pakistani support to invade. Kashmiri Muslims outnumber others, but Maharaja Hari Singh has aligned with India pending a plebiscite.
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Public timber in U S largely owned by government
About 42 percent of usable commercial timber in the United States is publicly owned, reflecting extensive government control over forest resources and affecting management and policy considerations.
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Moscow denials and Stalin’s hold over world balance
Mackenzie argues that Western capitals would welcome Stalin remaining in control as a stabilizing factor amid Soviet and Western clashes. He cautions that removing Stalin could risk missteps and wider conflict, noting his forceful leadership, strategic genius, and central role in building communism and directing wartime strategy.
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Two Fatal Traffic Accidents Near Anniston
Verdice Pate age 33 of Blue Mountain died and his wife was critically injured when their auto collided with a Louisville and Nashville train at a grade crossing four miles northeast of Anniston. Harold McCullars age 13 from near Anniston was killed when his bicycle struck a car on the Charche e Alexandria road.
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Harold McCullars
Charchee-Alexandria
Wit and Whimsy From a Quiet Newspaper Page
A mixed jumble of jokes and quips lands across a small town column. Bits include kitchen banter about eggs, a preacher's fundraising cue, a quip on education, and humorous observations from Lane Ganeway and others. The piece closes noting Mt Katahdin as Maine’s tallest peak.
Cullman News Hosts Card Club and Obituaries
Robert Rosson hosted a card afternoon at her Cullman home with guests and spring flowers. The note lists attendees and survivors, including Miro F. Otte in Arkansas Simeon F. Otte in Virginia and Charles L. Otte in Kentucky. Obituaries mention Columbus S. Blankenship age 47 and Mrs. E E Hubbard age 73 with service details and burial at Mt Zion and Simcoe churches respectively.
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G. W. Bledsoe
H. O Thompson
W. R. Griffin
M. .L. Robertson
Leonard Lumsden
George Stiefelmeyer
JA. Dunlap
Harry Parker
Henry White
Dillard
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Miro F. Otte
Arkansas
Simeon F. Otte
Virginia
Charles L. Otte
Kentucky
Otte Funeral Held Today
Funeral services for Frank J. Otte, 74, who died January 10 at 210 4th Ave N.E., were held Monday at 10 a.m. from Sacred Heart Church with Fr. Marion Schwalbe officiating. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery with Mass Service directing.
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Columbus S. Blankenship
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Mt. Zion Church
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Birmingham
Frank J. Otte
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Sacred Heart Church
Marion ™ Schwalbe
Red Kate Called Home After A Long Activist Life
Kathleen O Hare Cunningham known as Red Kate, 70, died at her Benicia home after a life of socialist activism. She ran for vice president in 1916 with Debs, was jailed for espionage in 1918 for calling WWI mothers brood sons, and had sentence commuted in 1920. Her prison reform crusade shaped California policy for years.
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United States
Eugene V. Debs
Red Kate
Kathleen O' Hare Cunningham
Debs
Wilson
California
Hartley to Retire From Congress After Term
Washington report says Chairman Hartley of the house labor committee announces he will not seek re election. He cites personal decision and final conclusion about future political plans. The brief note adds a statistic noting the nation’s forest coverage.
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Timber land ownership and anti communist rhetoric noted
The passage discusses pride and later rejection of a name linked to communists, followed by a statistic on privately owned U S timber areas: about 40 percent is farm woodlots and another 40 percent consists of tracts not exceeding 5,000 acres.
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