Mississippi Flood Threat Rises Across Iowa Illinois Missouri
The Mississippi River risks record crests as floods threaten Hannibal Quincy area with homelessness rising in Iowa Missouri and Illinois. Levees near 60 miles long in Pike county Illinois are under pressure while Red Cross plans shelter for about 1 000 people. The Missouri River also overflows low lands between Lexington and Boonville.
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Hannibal, Mo
Mississippi
Iowa
Missouri
Hannibal-Quincy
Ill
Illinois
Pike County
Hannibal
Red Cross
Cullie LaFever Returns to Army Air Forces Service
The Army recruiting office announces Cullie LaFever son of Mr and Mrs Walker LaFever and husband of Gladys LaFever Moulton has been accepted for a three year enlistment in the Army Air Forces He is a veteran with over five years service including fourteen months in the European theatre He returned to the United States in August 1945 re enlisted and served a one year hitch at Tyndall Field Florida.
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Army
Cullie LaFever
Walker LaFever
Gladys LaFever
Moulton
Army Air Forces
LaFever
Tates
Tyndall Field
Fla
Faces Representing Three Races in Palestine Tension
AP News profile introduces typical faces of Jews Arabs and Britons in Palestine illustrating the three communities most involved in the ongoing tension. It highlights daily life and contrasting perspectives shaping the conflict in the region.
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AP News
Palestine
Mackenzies Column on British press and socialism
Mackenzie analyzes Britain's press ownership under the socialist tilt and warns the Attlee government's nationalization program could edge toward totalitarian control. He notes wartime censorship was voluntary and calls for maintaining press freedom amid reform, citing wartime reporting tensions with a colonel obstructing news gathering.
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London
Communist Daily Worker
Attlee
France
Priest Terminiello Reinstated by Mobile Bishop
Rev Arthur W Terminiello, suspended in 1945 for political activity, is reinstated by Bishop T J Toolen of Mobile Diocese. The bishop will announce assignment later. Terminiello signed a statement apologizing for disobedience and pledging loyalty to church and country.
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Mobile
Ala
Arthur W. Terminiello
Diocese of
T. J. Toolen
Terminiello
Toolen
Sacred Heart Church
Anniston
Arthur Terminiello
Britain Turns Left Warning Signals Global Socialism Debate
The passage argues that a shift toward socialism would be a disservice to English socialism and would warn the world that Britain is swinging left, signaling a broader global ideological shift.
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Mendous
England
Britain
States and DC Report No Smallpox Cases in 1946
Fourteen states and the District of Columbia reported zero smallpox cases in 1946 according to a health department bulletin. The document lists jurisdictions with no confirmed instances and contrasts them with areas reporting occurrences.
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District of Columbia
United States
Dr Cobb's Seventeen salve advertised for mouth and skin irritations
Ulcers in the mouth or nose sores under false teeth and other mucous membrane irritations are treated with Dr Cobb's Seventeen salve. Money back if not pleased. Sold and guaranteed by multiple Alabama drugstores including Caddell, Alabama Drug, Decatur, Pattillo, Hartsel, Super Drugs Cullman, Peoples Drug Cullman, Hanceville Drug, and Walker Wholesale Drug Co.
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Dr. Cobb
Caddell Drug Co
Alabama Drug Co
Decatur
Pattillo Drug Co
Hartselle
Ala
Super Drugs
Cullman
Peoples Drug
Hanceville Drug Co
Hanceville
Walker Wholesale Drug Co
Wynn Family Dinner Celebrates 45th Birthday
A birthday dinner was hosted Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wynn and daughter Mary Lou to honor Mr. Wynn on his 45th birthday. The gathering included extended family and neighbors, with a bounful noon meal and multiple call-in guests in attendance.
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Tom Wynn
Mary Lou
Wynn
Ethel Wynn
Fred Sparkman
Franklin
Anderson Sparkman
Richard Wynn
Doris
Annie Sparkman
Moulton
Community Notes From Red Hill Area
Most farmers report finishing chopping and crops looking good in the Red Hill community. Wesley Curtis and family visited Mrs Curtis parents, Mr and Mrs John Sullivan, near Speake. Elois Hill hosted a birthday party for her niece Barbara Knight with family and neighbors attending and refreshments served.
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Wesley Curtis
Curtis
John Sullivan
Elois Hill
Neice
Barbara Knight
P. B. Lowery
Joyce
Frank Knight
Mable
Willene
Patsy
Peggy. Johnson
Wanda Jean Jackson
Bubble gum illness alert linked to blowing in several states
Florida officials said the federal FDA advised that a number of youths in several states have suffered ill effects from chewing and blowing bubble gum. No cases were reported to the Florida Board of Health as of today.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida State Board of Health
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Florida Health Agency
Mrs Owens and grandson visit Mud Tavern relatives
W McCaghren reports Mrs M A Owens and her grandson Edward spent the past weekend with Mr and Mrs Willie Owens at Mud Tavern during a Sunday afternoon gathering.
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W. McCaghren
M. A. Owens
Edward
Willie Owens
Mud Tavern
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