Allied Tanks Cross 38th To Probe Chinese Buildup
Allied tanks crossed Parallel 38th to probe Chinese buildup south of the 38th. The two American columns traded fire with Chinese positions for about three and a half hours before withdrawing. Reports say the move was to assess aims, not a general advance.
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Sheriff Orders Pinball Ban in Houston County
Sheriff J Watt Cameron joined a statewide push to halt pinball gambling, ordering all machines removed by Thursday midnight after a Court of Appeals decision upholding a ruling that pinball devices are games of chance. Deputies will seize machines and prosecute operators. past local cases include a $25 fine for a Rambling charge connected to Bruner's Place.
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President Truman to Speak at Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
Washington report says President Truman will give a half hour address at the Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner in Washington on April 14. The speech will be broadcast nationally by radio and television from 9 30 to 10 p m CST.
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Fighting Reported In Albania As USSR Bolster Armies
Belgrade AP wires report fighting in Albania with refugees parachuted in from Italy and Soviet pilots and jets said to be reinforcing the area around Tirana. London sources claim MIG jet fighters have been flying over the Albanian capital daily for several days. Italian refugees in Tirana are cited as part of the increasing military activity.
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War on Tax Dodgers Narcs Trade Declared
Washington reports Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder pledged close work with the Senate Crime Committee to crack down on tax dodging and narcotics. Sen. Morbert O Conor urged continued inquiry into racketeering while Kefauger led the panel's probes across major cities. The committee seeks extended authority and data from the Treasury and local officials to press the investigation forward.
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Aroused Citizenry Takes Aim At Underworld Crusade
The Associated Press reports citizens from California to New England rally against organized crime. Officials say public pressure, indictments, and crackdowns spread nationwide as prosecutors and police gain momentum. Senate Crime Committee chief Estes Kefauver emphasizes study of crime methods to guide federal reform while acknowledging local action is essential.
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Draft Troops Issues Head Fiery Measures Scheduled For Debate
Washington AP reports battles over universal military training the draft troops for Europe and India aid dominate Congress week ending Easter. Senate votes on sending ground forces to Europe while House debates extending the draft and adding UMT amid calls for congressional approval. India grain aid faces House Rules Committee delay as leaders press for quick action.
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Draft Deferments for College Students Authorized
President Truman authorized deferment of college students from the draft based on aptitude tests or high class ranking to ensure a steady supply of scientists and technically trained personnel. About one million students are eligible. the Draft Director will set the qualification percentages. Aptitude tests will be given May 24, June 16, and June 30 to those already eligible, with some exceptions for high school graduates who are drafted before entering college.
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More Than 75 Calves To Vie In Show Here
Wiregrass counties and nearby states enter a Fat Stock Show at Races and Sea Stock Yard on April 19. Officials anticipate 100 plus entries across calving categories with awards including loving cups for Grand and Reserve Champions. A county attendance plaque rewards the county with the most participants based on a mileage point system centered on Dothan, Geneva, Dale, and Henry counties.
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Ministers Agree To End Bickering For Big Four Talks
In Paris a luncheon with Jessup Gromyko Davies Parodi and aides reportedly set a path to stop side issues and focus on drafting the agenda for a four power foreign ministers conference. Officials said the group agreed to drop propaganda and red herrings and press toward concrete East West policy topics.
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Floods Wreak Death and Destruction Across Southern States
The cresting floods in Alabama Mississippi and surrounding regions forced about 1200 people from homes as Coosa River neared historic levels. Cars were swept away, several drowned including C. R. New and James E. Ford, while others remained missing. Weather shifted floodwaters southward easing some danger.
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Half-Year Licenses On Sale Tomorrow At Courthouse
Probate Judge Alberto court office will issue half-year priv ilege and auto license plates tomorrow with six month plates offered to Camp Rucker servicemen. Chief Clerk Aubrey Johnston notes special provisions. Six month plates cost $1 less than half-year. Expiration dates include March 1 and April 1 for Georgia Pennsylvania Idaho Maryland New Hampshire New Jersey Ohio Rhode Island South Dakota Vermont and the District of Columbia.
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HST May Drop Plea For Huge Tax Hikes
Government faces pressure over proposed tax hikes tied to a 1952 budget. Treasury secretary and Congress weigh possibilities as current tax revenue improves and spending slows. President Truman had urged immediate action for higher taxes to cover the deficit. World tensions and military costs factor into reconsideration of the tax plan.
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Attlee Refuses Churchill Call for Immediate General Election
London United Press report notes Prime Minister Attlee, from hospital, rejected Winston Churchill’s demand for an immediate general election. Attlee labels Churchill a “superior non-political superman” aiming to regain power by hook or crook, as Labour braces for weeks of parliamentary maneuvering after Easter recess. Polls show Conservatives lead Labor 51 to 29 percent if a general vote were held now.
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Fulbright Says Dawson Refuses to Talk to RFC Probe
Senator William Fulbright charged Presidential Aide Donald Dawson is unwilling to testify to the RFC inquiry into influence and favoritism at the agency. Fulbright, chair of the Senate committee, said a decision soon will be made on issuing a subpenna to Dawson after he declined to appear for the probe.
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