Prince Hamid-Reza Parlevi Runs Away From School
Prince Hamid-Reza Parlevi, brother of Iran's Shah, fled a New York hotel Monday night and arrived in Paris where an attache took him to the Tehran legation before protests. Iranian consul Mahmoud Saleni said the 15-year-old aimed to fly to Tehran. Police had searched after his hotel disappearance and traced him on an Air France passenger list.
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Paris
Hamid-Reza Parlevi
Iran
New York
Trenton Legation
Mahmoud Saleni
United States
Tehran
Air France
Ranian
Prince Arrives in Paris Amid Happy Welcome
Learned of the prince arrival from the Associated Press and were on hand to meet him at Orly field. He appeared surprised yet smiling and happy to reach Paris. He noted it was the third time he had run away from school.
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Associated Press
Orly Field
Paris
Molotov to Paris Talks on European Economic Rehab
Mackenzie notes Moscow will send Foreign Minister Molotov to Paris to confer with Bidault and Bevin on the American plan for European economic rehabilitation. The move signals Russia’s cautious engagement and possible paths for the conference outcomes.
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Moscow
Molotov
Paris
Bidault
France
Bevin
Britain
Europe
Stalin
Russia
Reconstruction debate and European division noted
The speaker outlines three possible responses to a reconstruction proposal: acceptance with ship scuttling, outright rejection risking East West divide, or cautious hope for ice breaking cooperation between Russia and the Western Allies. Russia’s moves toward Hungary Austria and Germany deepen Eastern bloc influence and continued worldwide communization efforts are anticipated.
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Europe
Russia
Hungary
Austria
Germany
Moscow
Cooperation with Soviets hinges on mutual trust at Paris talks
The speaker warns that Soviet willingness to cooperate with the Western Allies depends on its belief that they have no hostile designs. He notes Soviet suspicion of the West and Western suspicion of Soviet expansion. The Paris conference of three European powers must build real East West confidence to fully implement General Marshall's plan for Europe.
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Mostow
Russia
America
Britain
Paris
General Marshall
Europe
Provisional President De Nicola Resigns Amid General Strike
Provisional President Enrico De Nicola sent his resignation to the constituent assembly citing poor health. The move follows a nationwide half hour strike by 6,000,000 members of a communist dominated labor confederation protesting attacks on Sicilian headquarters.
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Rome
Enrico de Nicola
Constituent Assembly
General Confederation of Labor
de Nicola
Umberto Terracini
Zone meeting of WSCS at Elkmont in Athens Alabama
The Zone meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church was held at Elkmont Methodist church with a picnic dinner on the grounds. Several hundred representatives from zone churches attended. Mrs. W. B. Crutcher of Athens presided. district president Mrs. T. J. Cottingham of Decatur spoke, and a missionary in Japan during Pearl Harbor was among the program participants.
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Athens
Ala
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Elkmont Methodist Church
W. B. Crutcher
T. J. Cottingham
Decatur
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Death of Parents Charged to Youth in Nashville Slaying
Robert Bates and Mrs J C Bates were found dead in their home after his arrest in Nashville Tennessee for drunkenness. The slaying was uncovered during routine investigation of the charge.
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Robert Bates
J. C. Bates
Nashville, Tenn
Vet Hospital Probing Usability of Finney General
The horse appropriations committee sent an investigator to Thomasville Georgia to examine the Veterans Administration use of Finney General Hospital as the agency plans to close it Rep Cox and Sen Russell push to keep it open They also seek a review before funding for a Tallahassee Florida hospital is approved pending the investigation results
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Horse Appropriations Committee
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Finney General Hospital
Veterans Administration
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Army
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Russell
House
Tallahassee
Fla
Appropriations’ Committee
Georgia
Wigglesworth
Mass
Appropriations Subcommittee
Appropriations Committee
Morgan County Lebanon Social Roundup Highlights Family Visits
Rev and Mrs Lewis Miller visited with J B Shaneyfelt at Sunday dinner. Otto Collins Millard Brown from Birmingham joined relatives for the weekend. Ada Snodgrass Emmett Carter and Cullman guests stayed with Connie Lake family. Frances Harold Shaneyfelt spent time with Lizzie Pannell family. Numerous locals hosted and visited in Morgan County with many Sunday gatherings and a birth announcement for Sylvia daughter of Claude L Ragsdale.
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Lewis Miller
J. B. Shaneyfelt
Otto Collins
Millard Brown
Birmingham
Ada Snodgrass
Emmett Carter
Cullman
Connie Lake
Frances
Harold Shaneyfelt
Lizzie Pannell
Hartselle
Jack Ellis
Bobby
Buddy
Moulton
Homer Boger
Hewlett
Herman Collins
Linda
Lester Shaneyfelt
Annie Lee Shaneyfelt
Elmer Lee
Loyd Burns
Claude L. Ragsdale
Noted day leader speaks at Athens mass meeting
Sam Morris, noted prohibition leader of Texas, was the featured speaker at a courthouse mass meeting in Athens Alabama on Tuesday afternoon. The crowd faced standing room only as the county, recently voting overwhelmingly dry, heard him address the issue.
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Athens
Ala
Sam Morris
Texas
Cancer Society praises Alabama fund drive leaders
A Birmingham public forum note dated June 24, 1947 lauds Mr. Barrett Shelton and coworkers for exceeding their fundraising quota for the American Cancer Society Alabama Division. Sixty percent of funds stay in Alabama to sustain clinics, education, and service projects statewide.
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Field Army of the American Cancer Society
Alabama
Birmingham 3
Ala
Barrett Shelton
C-O
Decatur Daily
Decatur
Shelton
Countywide Drive Supports Cancer Research Causes
The appeal explains how proceeds fund the nation’s largest cancer research program. It stresses that funds aid those unable to combat the disease and praises county residents for their generous support.
Guntersville Lad Sentenced in Japanese Death Case
James O. Hambrick of Guntersville Alabama was convicted of manslaughter in the death of a Japanese girl and sentenced by a court martial to one year at hard labor and a dishonorable discharge. Army headquarters said he had been drinking and struck two Japanese girls with a truck.
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Yokohama
James O. Mamrick
Guntersville
Ala
Army
Hambrick
Reducing Forces Mobile Alarm Over Short Funds
The U S maritime service plans to dismiss over 40 employees whose services will not be used beyond next Monday due to lack of congressional funding. Washington state reports 46 049 miles of highways.
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Mobile
U. S. Maritime Service
Congress
State of Washington
Statesman Seeks Aid for Cancer Control Efforts
A letter from Fred Duran the State Treasurer invites collaboration to aid cancer control in coming months. It expresses openness to assistance and emphasizes governmental support and partnership.
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Fred Duran
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