TVA power boom fuels Tennessee Valley debate in Alabama article
The piece cites Senator Hill arguing for New Johnsonville steam plant and warns against TVA power ceilings. It highlights TVA’s electrification progress, private opposition, and praise from John Gunther and William Knowland. It notes public power growth, industrial and municipal reliance, and calls for balanced expansion to avert shortages by 1951.
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National Council of State Chambers of Commerce
William F. Knowland
California
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U. S
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Tennessee Valley
United States
Hill
Tennessee
REA
Army
Dworshak Uses Senate Franks After Idaho Vote
Former Idaho senator Dworshak circulates a letter on senate stationery urging opposition to the Columbia Valley Authority. In early 1949 he leverages post‑term prerogatives, while Democrats probe the use of official privileges for political lobbying.
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Idaho
Henry Dworshak
Senate
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Columbia Valley Authority
Senate Appropriations Committee
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Capital News Capsules and Diplomatic Moves
Outline of U S diplomacy includes Ralph Bunche tipped for Moscow ambassadorship to counter Soviet propaganda and reward Palestine mediation. Austria rejects autonomous Carinthia plan amid U S Yugoslavia talks, pledges frontiers. TVA hydro plants boost secondary power. notable foreign dignitaries visit for Atlantic pact signing and UN opening in early April.
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Palestine
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United States
Yugoslavia
Karl Gruber
Carinthia
London
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Austria
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Bevin
Schuman
Sforza
Spaak
United Nations
Ringling Bros
Madison Square Garden
Good Qualities In Children From Early Years
Article lists eight desirable traits for children: respect for parents and government institutions, drive to achieve, industry and zeal in work, prudent money use, social adaptability, emotional balance, healthy relationships and eventual marriage, and neatness in work and appearance. Emphasizes these as foundations for constructive living in early childhood.
Scientists Probe Uranium Find in Mexico City
Two atomic energy scientists were sent to Mexico City to verify reports that a small uranium cylinder was strapped to a young Mexican. The city is center of a growing uranium black market but no atomic secrets appear at stake.
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Mexico City
Winston Churchill
Boston
State Department
France
Paul Culbertson
U. S
Madrid
Peron
Herbert Gaston
Harry Vaughan
Gaston
Argentina
Jack McCloy
World Bank
Backstage with the Filibuster and 64 Vote Rule Clash
Senate maneuvering pits Republicans and Southern Democrats over a 64 vote cloture requirement for ending debates. The phony peace feeler delayed action, while Truman Democrats argue the rule worsens the stalemate as Byrd and Hayden influence a compromise to keep the filibuster alive. The piece ends noting meteoric events and annual fireball counts.
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Dixie Coalition
Truman Democrats
Scott Lucas
Coalition
Lucas
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Hayden
Michigan
Vandenberg
Byrd
Virginia
South
Looking Ahead by the Washington
Economists forecast the cost of living may ease in spring after a sharp Feb 15 CPI drop. They expect March 15 CPI to fall again but not as steeply, and April 15 CPI could hold steady or edge up slightly.
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Washington
Labor Bill Seen Fast Pass in House Before Senate Fight
Washington report says the administration may push a labor bill through the House before a stiff Senate battle. President Truman's aides believe a clean bill in the House could help in the Senate by avoiding an amendment ridden measure.
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House
Senate
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London steel subsidy cut eyed after production boom
A sharp reduction in the government subsidy of about 92 million dollars annually to the steel industry is anticipated soon. The industry continues to hit production records even as Parliament approves moving steel into public ownership.
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London
House of Commons
Yugoslav Policy Scrutiny by U S Experts
U S political experts weigh whether aiding Yugoslavia to build up its industry would benefit American interests or widen the Tito Moscow split. The assessment focuses on Yugoslav relations with the Soviet bloc and the potential impact on regional and global balance.
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Moscow
Washington
Yugoslavia
U. S
Hats Return as Clothing Rationing Ends in London
London reports bowler and top hats making a comeback as clothes rationing ends. Hat traders note demand for 10 gallon cowboy hats with flaming red bands from farmers and customers seeking individuality.
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London
India Plans Another Conference on Asian Cooperation
London report says India aims to convene a further conference on Asian cooperation involving regional leaders and officials. The plan signals renewed effort to address trade security and diplomatic ties within Asia.
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Asian Cooperation
London
India
Nations discuss wider cooperation with Africa and Pacific regions
India states that any regional project must stay within the United Nations framework while exploring broader cooperation. The plan considers expanding ties to Egypt, Abyssinia, Australia, and New Zealand across defense, economic, and foreign policies.
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Abyssinia
Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
India
United Nation
Congress to weigh world calendar bill soon
A bill to place the United States on a new world calendar with equal four quarters will be introduced in Congress soon. Also noted is the expected early retirement of a high Air Force officer who is set to become president of the Aircraft Industries Association, following Maj. Gen. Oliver P. Echols's resignation. Myron Cowen, newly appointed ambassador to the Philippines, is due this week to receive State Department guidance.
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U. S
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Myron Cowen
Philippines
State Department
India Pakistan explore customs union talks in London
High Indian diplomats say India will study the possibility of a customs union with Pakistan. Both nations are eager for a joint economic policy but consider it premature at this stage.
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India
Pakistan
London
Almanac project by Cochin astronomers and astrologers
The princely State of Cochin convenes an institute of astronomers and astrologers to prepare a standard Indian almanac. A joint U S New Zealand expedition plans to visit Fiordland in New Zealand's South Island soon for exploration.
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India
Cochin
Auckland
New Zealand
Fiord
South Ind
Anti Communist Propaganda War Spars Hokkaido
A rising anti red information campaign unfolds in Hokkaido with unsigned literature and posters. Communists allegedly dominate the island's coal miners union and about ten percent of university students are labeled as fellow travelers or communists according to Japanese and U S occupation informants.
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Sapporo
Japan
Hokkaido
Congressional Committee On
U. S
Histamine and antihistaminic drugs in allergy care
A 1949 health column explains histamine as a key factor in allergic disorders and covers antihistaminic drugs that reduce symptoms. It notes varying drowsiness, limited rapid action, and the need for medical guidance, with possible side effects and caution against extended use.
Decatur area holds Wheeler Lake Yacht Club Fishin Rodeo
Anglers within fifty miles of Decatur gear up for the Wheeler Lake Yacht Club Fishin Rodeo running April 7 to May 15. About fifty prizes including a Martin outboard and a Corsair outboard await the biggest catches as registration costs one dollar. The event boosts Decatur water sports. committee led by Murray King coordinates prizes and events.
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Decatur
Wheeler Lake Yacht Club
Murray King
Corsair
Yacht Club
Decaturland
Fred Huntoon
Quince Eddins
Euel Garrison
Gordon McDuff
Carter Dobbs
Asphalt samples prompt local refiners study
Ees Asphalt refiners of Louisville Kentucky examine rock asphalt samples found on J R Browns farm on the Moul ton road West near Moulton Heights. Funeral services for J H Wiggins former Morgan county sheriff and Flint citizen will be held from the family residence Thursday morning. Mrs E C Payne and Mrs E H Allison hosted the Progressive Culture Club luncheon on Tuesday with attendees listed. The Tuesday Afternoon bridge club was entertained by Mrs Early Phinizy and prize went to Mrs W B Markstein. Scottsboro couple visiting son Oscar H Clemmons ill with double pneumonia on Railroad Street. Mr and Mrs T A Bowles left for Johns Hopkins Baltimore for treatment. Mrs B Crawford returned from Georgia Florida trip. Princess today and Thursday features Richard Barthelmess and Dorothy Gish in The Bright Shawl. Albany Decatur Gas Company purchased a new baling bucket sixty feet long per B F Holmes.
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J. H. Wiggins
Morgan County
Flint
Pastors Praise Go To Church Sunday Attendance Surge
W. W Glass reviews the Go To Church Sunday movement praising sponsors and all helpers. He notes citywide attendance nearly doubled over a normal Sunday, urges members to share responsibility and spread Christ’s message. The piece also recalls Babe Ruth’s home run feats.
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