Get-Together Is In Order for Selma Grain Elevators
Selma seeks a modern feed mill and grain elevator as highlighted by an architect’s drawing in the Selma Times-Journal. Publisher Mrs. F. T. Raiford and Editor Ed Field are invited to visit Decatur to view elevators on the skyline. The piece praises local progress and calls for cross-region cooperation.
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Selma Times-Journal
F. T. Raiford
Ed Field
Decatur
Decatur Daily
Times-Journal
Black Belt
Tennessee Valley
Secretary Acheson Lashes at Dulles Over Pact Speech
Secretary of State Dean Acheson blasted John Foster Dulles for criticizing the North Atlantic pact in a Cleveland speech to church leaders. Acheson warned the attack could provoke a Soviet response and quipped that Dulles cannot accept Dewey’s loss.
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Washington
Acheson
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Cleveland
Federal Council of Churches
State Department
Norway
Russia
Dewey
Democrats Tempt Morse to Quit Senate in Oregon
Capitol reports describe Democrats trying to lure Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon from the Senate with a life appointment as a West Coast circuit judge. Morse refused the bid, insisting Democrats must beat him at the polls to remove him.
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Morse
Wayne Morse
Oregon
North Carolina
Senate Expenditures Committee
RFC
Frank Hancock
Ernest Howard
Hancock
Hoey
Senate
Ang Auring
Norway
Russia
United States
USA
University of Oslo
Washington
Stuart
London
Learning to Listen for Stronger Friendships
Davidson urges better human relations through listening. Let others speak first, show sincere interest, and avoid constant cross examination. Seek advice, discuss disagreements calmly, and respond with kindness to deepen friendship.
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Atention
Controversy Over Lynchings and CI O Violence
A commentator compares modern CI O terror to lynching, arguing that attacks on workers and women by CI O goons surpass lynching in brutality. The piece cites congressional records on the Shakespeare plant incident in Kalamazoo and calls for vigilante defense in response to perceived official complicity.
Trading with Communists MacArthur urges U S joint venture
General MacArthur sent a secret Army report urging the United States to trade with Chinese communists. He recommends allowing the U S Military government in Japan to buy coal from Chinese communist mines to save about 35 dollars per ton versus US shipping costs. He argues such trade could deter closer Soviet ties.
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Army Department
United Tes
U. S
Japan
United States
Moscow
Atlantic pact sparks debate on isolationism and alliance
Washington column argues peacetime military alliance with Western Europe could avert war and deter Russia. It cites U.S. UN membership, past involvement in wars, and notes Jefferson favored alliances despite claims of entangling alliances, per Schlesinger's Paths To The Present.
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Washington
Europe
Russia
United Nations
Arthur M. Schlesinger
Jefferson
Henry Gabot- Lodge
Lodge
Schlesinger
France
New Orleans
Spain
Mississippi River
North Atlantic
Kalamazoo Court Debate on Protection Laws and Lynchings
The passage discusses a court case about failing to protect a person, notes the accused is often charged with crimes against women, and criticizes proposals that would allow political allies to lynch. It alleges Kalamazoo could not be prosecuted due to exceptions for lynchings by goons linked to Lt. O.
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Ku Klux Klan
C. I O
Philip Murray
Hitler
Norway
Shakespeare Factory
Kalamazoo
Frank Murray
Supreme Court
Michigan
Cc. I. O
I. O
West
Clare Hoffman
House Committee On Education and Labor
Truman
C. Lt. O
Chatterton Faces New York Kitchen Odor Case
New York's Ruth Chatterton stands trial as the Supreme Court weighs whether she may cook with garlic onions snails octopi and strong cheese in a Park Avenue kitchenette. The case tests residents rights versus odor complaints in serviced apartments.
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New York
INS
Ruth Chatterton
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
State of New York
Manhattan
Bronx
la Chatterton
Barry Thompson
Portia
Miss Chatterton
Park Avenue
Walter Strauss
Stauss
Thomsons
Thomson
First Presbyterian Banquet and Local Notices
The First Presbyterian men hosted a banquet with John D Weber at the Hotel Lyons dining room. J Walter Clapton served as toastmaster. Fred Dean of Caldwell and Company paid $300000 par for Decatur street bonds. Masonica Theatre promotes Come Along Mandy with Creole Chorus for one night on March 24. New spring dresses advertised at The Roger Shop. Miss Lucille Giles improves after illness. Matey Gentry remains ill with flu. Lost purse on Second Avenue or near Pruett Dillehay Drug Co. reward offered.
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First Presbyterian Church
John D Weber
Lyons
J. Walter Clapton
Masonica Theatre
Mandy
Second Avenue
Pruett-Dillehay Drug Company
C. H. Hughes
Decaturlee Cream and Creamery Co
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