Seven Strikers Evicted After Dyn amite Blast in Prat tville
Autauga County officials said the dynamite blast at a mill house of Gurney Manufacturing Co. is linked to a labor dispute that began May 1. Judge Gipson ordered seven strikers to vacate within 24 hours, with appeals by defense likely suspending the eviction upon bond.
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Prattville
Ala
Autauga County
George Taylor
Allen Stewart
Gurney Manufacturing Co
H. E. Gipson
Stewart
Taylor
Gipson
Circuit Court
Tullis Hughes
Hughes
Edmund F. Ryan, Jr
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
Free Speech Test Planned in Hungary Rally Violence Sparks Clash
Szeged, June 17 Szabo das Szabadssag leader Dezso Sulyok planned a freedom of speech test at Miskolc. A rally was interrupted by about 150 intruders who cheered Soviet and Hungarian communist leaders. Police adjourned the meeting as clashes involved hundreds outside and in the hotel ballroom.
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Hungary
Dezso Sulyok
Szabadsag (Freedom
Miskloc
Sulyok
National Assembly
Baw
Tisza
Stalin
Freedom Party
Miss Patricia Knight charts solo path to film debut
Hollywood conversation centers on Patricia Knight, not Mrs. Cornel Wilde, as she prepares for her first movie Roses Are Red a B film. Knight explains she left her studio, found an agent, and refuses co star treatment to avoid being known as Mrs. Wilde while addressing fan expectations and her slow entry into cinema.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Patricia Knight
Cornel Wilde
Pat
Boston
Mass
Gal
Corry
Mami
Cornel
Hollywood Creators Slowing Pace Sparking Fear of Failure
Director Dudley Nichols notes top filmmakers like Leo McCarey Wyler Wilder Capra and Brown now release only one film a year or less. He says the pause harms experimentation and urges each filmmaker to risk a failure, citing his own Mourning Becomes Electra project and glimpses from the industry set.
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Hollywood
Dudley Nichols
Leo McCarey
Iliam Wyler
Billy Wilder
Frank Capra
Clarence Brown
Nichols
Gregory
Perry
Elia Kazan
Ronald Colman
Irene Dunne
Rosalind Russell
Michael Redgrave
Pravda critique of Marshall plan echoed in U S column
Mackenzie's column argues Pravda misreads Marshall's European economic rehabilitation as a Western bloc move. It states the plan is defensive, aims to halt communist expansion, and involves all willing nations, with no intention to pressure democracies with dollars.
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Marshall
Europe
Greece
Turkey
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Geil
America
Germany
Truman Boosts Estimate of Surplus to Over Four Billion
President Truman, vetoing a Republican backed tax cut, signals the coming year's surplus may exceed four billion dollars, tripling his January estimate of about 1.3 billion. He notes peacetime income and employment support debt retirement and weighs Russia's role in postwar economic ties.
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Washington
Truman
Local church service and Sunday social visits noted
Bro. Bougher delivered inspiring messages during his regular Sunday appointment. Several families and relatives from Decatur Huntsville Lindsville and Owen Cross Roads visited or stayed with relatives this Sunday.
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Bro. Bougher
Carrie L. Howland
Decatur
C. E
Quinton Cude
Betty Jo Dunn
J. W. Maples
Cude
Owen Cross Roads
Roland Cantrell
Buddie Gentry
Huntsville
Velma Edwards
James Bartee
Lindsville
Alex Poe
Lester Johnston
Robert Morrow
Hubert Terrell
Essential living costs show drop in mid spring
Washington reports a slight decline in prices for essentials from mid April to mid May based on preliminary Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates. The May 15 consumer price index sits modestly below the April 15 level, with prices about 18 percent higher than a year ago and 58 percent above the August 1939 baseline.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Cnsumers
Ogney
Vernon L. Oden Enlists in Army
The U S Army recruiting station announced Vernon L Oden son of Mr and Mrs Lonnie E Oden of Eva was accepted for enlistment in the Army for 18 months He attended Eva high school this year and was active in Latins in Sootball.
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U. S. Army
Vernon L. Oden
Lonnie E. Oden
Eva
Vernon
All Day Singing Planned at West Limestone High
An all day singing is scheduled for Sunday at West Limestone High School. Lunch will be served to all visitors. The public is invited by President M. C. Grisham.
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West Limestone High School
M. C. Grisham
Probate Notice Estate of Sue H Moseley Deceased
Probate Court issues letters testamentary on the last will to a designated executor on June 6 1947. All persons claiming a valid estate must present their claims within the legal period or be barred.
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Sue H. Moseley
T. C. Almon
Vaid
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