Alabama Association of County Commissioners Elects New Leaders
The Alabama Association of County Commissioners prepared to elect new officers in Montgomery after a meeting where the state road system was praised and criticized. A. B. Jeffries of Mobile retires as president as 300 delegates heard that Alabama lags in rehabilitation of primary and interstate roads due to funding limits. Moe Whorter cited a lack of funds hindering highway work while A. B. Roberson praised farm to market road gains, noting 50 million dollars spent since 1945 and 245 bridges built, placing Alabama ahead of neighboring states.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Association of County Commissioners
A. B. Jeffries
Mobile
Bureau of Public Roads
Atlanta
B. P. McWhorter
Alabama
Highway Department
Moe Whorter
A. B. Roberson
Clayton
Robertson
Revival To Begin At Flint Methodist Church Sunday
The Flint Methodist church starts revival Sunday night at 7 45 led by Rev Woodrow Lamon of Salem church near Hartselle. Services are daily at 11 A M and 7 45 P M with a young peoples service at 7 15 each evening. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Flint Methodist
Flint Methodist Church
Woodrow Lamon
Salem Church
Hartselle
Hadacol Health Claim Ad Featuring Mrs Stella Clark
Mrs Stella Clark of Indianapolis says Hadacol cured her deficiencies in vitamins B1 B2 iron and niacin improving appetite sleep digestion and overall health. She credits Hadacol for her husband also feeling better and urges readers to try the product with a money back guarantee and trial sizes.
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Stella Clark
Cornell Ave
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hadacol
Tent Meeting Ends Sunday At Delanoark Tent
Decatur Churches of Christ conduct a tent meeting in Delanoark through Sunday with night services under the tent and day services at Grant Street church. If rain the night audience moves to Grant Street. G C Brewer of Memphis speaks to large crowds. Friday evening topic is what church to join and whether one can be Christian without belonging.
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Decatur Churches of Christ
Delanoark
Grant Street
G. C. Brewer
Memphis
Charles, R. Brewer
Jackson Avenue
Brussels Battles Mark Anti King Strife Reach Capital
The Belgian capital braced as anti Leopold strikes shut factories and stores while tense crowds confront police near the King’s Laeken palace. About 300 000 workers idle. Antwerp shipyards join the wave. rail lines cut and gendarmes deployed as次 pro Leopold factions clash with demonstrators.
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Godfrey Anderson
Brussels
Belgium
Leopold
Banouile
King’s
Laeken
pro-Leopold Catholic Union
Unen
Royal
Antwerp
Brussels-Liege
Brussels-Charleroi
Laeken Palace
Guard of Honor
Pold
Switzerland
Bombs Rained By Superforts Hit North Korea Rail Yards
American Superforts pounded North Korean rail yards and bridges for a sixth straight day as rain and anti aircraft fire limited fighter support. Reports from FEAF describe bomb damage near Pyongyang Wonsan and Seoul area while pilots claim hits on tanks and 200 enemy troops with some targets left undetailed.
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Tokyo
Far East
Yongdok
Yonghae
Associated Press
Yongdong
Nagasaki
Legal Notice ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Tasker Mattie Lou Marsh listed as respondent in a styled cause. The defendant is William F. The notice requests publication to notify of legal action and required appearances.
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Mattie Lou Marsh
Inont
Hacer
Eae
William F
Publication order in divorce case against Marsh in Alabama
The court notes Marsh is over twenty one and residence unknown. Last known post office address was Arab Alabama. Publication is ordered in Decatur Daily Morgan County Alabama for four weeks requiring defendant to plead by August 2 1950 or be considered in default. Hearing set for August 20 1950. Dates listed: July 28 August 4 1980?
Georgia Youth Tells of Flogging by Masked Men in Soperton
22 year old Fred Howard Mixon of Georgia says he was seized by two masked men at his Soperton home on July 9 taken to a church yard where he was flogged forced to flee and warned to leave the state or be killed He claims Trent L County Sheriff George Barwick failed to act and that he has given the FBI homes of two suspects. He had refused to join the Ku Klux Klan recently.
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Durham
N. C
Soperton
Fred Howard Mixon
Mixon
Trentlan
George Barwick
FBI
Ku Klux Klan
Isolated Americans Reach Outpost Near Yongdong
A small group of U S soldiers from a First Cavalry unit, cut off south of Yongdong, were brought to an American outpost. They were evacuated with stretcher bearers as air pilots dropped provisions and instructions to escape a canyon trap. Captain Field led the group to friendly lines after engagement with North Korean forces.
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U.S
Korea
U.S. First Cavalry Division
Yongdong
Captain Field
Survivors Sought In C 47 Crash Off Tokyo
Air and sea search continued today for survivors of the C 47 transport crash near Tokyo. The aircraft carried 26 people and vanished after the incident with rescue efforts focused on locating any remaining survivors.
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Tokyo
Canadian Planes Send Aid to Korea From McChord Base
The first Royal Canadian Air Force flight departed McChord Air Force Base Washington heading to Tokyo via the North Pacific route to support the Korean UN relief. The squadron comprises 250 officers and men, many WWII veterans, with the number of planes not disclosed.
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Wash
Royal Canadian Air Force
Korean United Nations
Tokyo
Great Circle
Aleutians
War transport sinks south of Tokyo with 23 aboard
A transport on a Tokyo to Kyushu route plunged into Sagami gulf 80 miles south of Tokyo. One survivor was found while American planes naval units and Japanese fishermen hunted for 25 others. Some wreckage was located. The craft carried 3 crew and 23 passengers including war correspondents James O Supple Maximilien Philonenko Stephen Simmons and Albert Hinton among others.
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Sagami Gulf
Tokyo
Kyushu Island
Japan
James 0. Supple
Chicago Sun-Times
Maximilien Philonenko
Agence France Presse
Stephen Simmons
Hilton Press
London Picture Post
Albert Hinton
The
Norfolk Journal and Guide
Baptist Delegates Return From World Alliance Congress
In Cleveland 24 000 Baptist delegates begin the return home after a six day World Alliance Congress. Dr Theodore F Adams of Richmond Virginia praised the event for renewed vision and deeper conviction to spread Christian mission even behind iron and bamboo curtains.
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Cleveland
Baptist World Alliance Congress
Theodore F. Adams
Richmond
War of beliefs urged to spread truth that frees men
Dr Adams spoke on a global conflict of beliefs and urged people to do their part. He prayed for guidance to proclaim the truth that can liberate individuals worldwide.
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Dr. Adams
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