Lattimore Clean State Shown In Red Probe Testimony
Senator McCarthy grills Owen Lattimore as the FBI record summary is read. Lattimore asserts there is nothing in the file linking him to communism, while McCarthy questions the completeness and source of Hoover’s data. The tense hearing spanned over three hours with exchanged sharp remarks.
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Hoover
Murder Charges Filed Against Man And Woman In Missionary Death
A man and woman face first degree murder warrants in the death of missionary Lilian Eupherom Sehivery ne. The suspects Catherine Bystrom and James McGraw, both of Birmingham, were to be transferred to Birmingham for questioning after arrest in Memphis. The body of the well known Seventh Day Adventist missionary who split time between Pasadena and the British West Indies was found in Lake Martin waters after being missing for weeks. Police say evidence led to the charges and that details remain under investigation.
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James Ie McGraw
Birmingham
Memphis
Horton
Lilian Eupherom Sehiveryne
Jefteren
Tallapoosa
Lake Martin
Schaefer
Strath Day Adventist Church
Pasadena
Calif
British West Indies
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McGraw
Fairbanks
Alaska
Air Force identifies Florida crash victim
Panama City reports an Air Force casualty identified as Lt. Frank J. Karlowsich of Maxereth Pennsylvania after a night flight crash two miles west of the area. The routine mission ended when the F51 aircraft crashed during inversion conditions yesterday.
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Maxereth
Good Friday Pilgrims March To Holy Land Rites
Thousands of Christian pilgrims from around the world observe Good Friday on the Via Dolorosa in old Jerusalem now held by Arab authorities. They endure crowded conditions near the Church of the Holy Sepulchre after war-torn routes, with services across languages and rituals marking Jesus crucifixion.
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No-Man's Land of Truce
Truman To Leave Florida Monday
President Truman planned to depart Florida Monday weather permitting. He would fly from Miami to Washington with his daughter Margaret after a final day at the beach and a reception hosted for Chilean official Gabriel Gonzales Videla at the Carlton Hotel.
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Marga
Washington
Wide Areas Chilled In Pre Easter Cold
A pre Easter cold spell chilled much of the East with record lows across several states. Miami hit 44 degrees, the coldest April reading on record at the Weather Bureau station, while central Florida saw 33 in some areas. Chicago faced clouds and a cold snap ahead of the weekend as a broad freezing front stretched from the Midwest to New England, with Maine down to the 10s and the Northeast plunging into the 20s.
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U S Plans New Borrowing Amid Treasury Drive
The government will borrow new money next week to cover deficits, selling 1 000 900 000 in two day bills on April 13 and potentially adding about 196 million in extra cash in the following two weeks. The move, first in seven months, aims to roll over maturing debt and fund operations as the national debt nears 259 billion.
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Taro
Herring Promoted To Patrol Lieutenant In Dothan Police
James Hering, a longtime Dothan patrolman with Navy service in wartime, is promoted to patrol lieutenant. Chief Eddie D Kelley announced the move, effective yesterday, noting Herring joined the department in 1927 and graduated from the Federal Bureau of Investigation Training School in Washington.
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Dothan
Heutensat
Eddie D Kelley
Kelley
Herring
Navy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Trang School
Washington
Acheson Dulles to Meet on Policy Ahead of London Talks
Secretary of State Acheson and Republican adviser John Foster Dulles will meet soon to decide on key foreign policy questions. Ambassador at Large Jessup will head an advance party to Europe for London conferences with Bevin Schuman and NATO ministers. The aim is a bipartisanship approach to U S policy, easing fears among allies about domestic politics.
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Traman
Republigan
Jessup
Columbia University
Jeccups Lille
Taree
Deparimant
John Sherman Cooper
Senate
Kentucky
Flaming Red Hair Downfall Of Escapees From Atlanta Jail
An Atlanta jail escapee pair fled with red hair disguises, seen in Birmingham after a tipped-off sighting. Luther J Masters, 26, and James Easton Anderson, 38, used vivid dye to mislead pursuers. FBI and police traced leads to a tourist camp where Masters was found with a pistol but surrendered.
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Birmingham
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FBI
George Vo Kirg
Luther J Masere
James Easton Anderson
King
Fulton Tower
Anderson
Masters
Restaurants urged to buy steers at TriStates Fat Stock Show
The Alabama State Pesiamsns Association urged restaurants to purchase steers for the TriStates Fat Stock Show and Sale on April 11. County agents and chamber officials promote pre sale purchases to boost local cattle industry, with Wilton Packing and Dothan Frozen Foods offering handling and storage at cost.
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Starnes
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Geneve
Chamber of Commerce
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Farhe Association
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Alabama
Truman plans broad unemployment program push
President Truman offers a plan to add about 6 million workers to unemployment insurance and raise benefits for longer durations. He cites an average of nearly 4.9 million unemployed and argues for prompt action, while Democrats show mixed enthusiasm and some Republicans signal support for a nationwide expansion. The proposal would tax employers more, expand coverage to 38 million workers, and fund higher benefits for up to 26 weeks, with specifics on tax rates and coverage.
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Rmaent
Soneck
Teuman
State Democratic candidates meet Ozark to discuss committee aims
At the Dale County Courthouse in Ozark Alabama 16 Third District candidates for the State Democratic Executive Committee gathered to align on issue clarity for voters. CC Faulk urged all qualified candidates to attend to determine the best method of informing voters about the district’s nomination.
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Ozack
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Democratic Executive Committee
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Ozark
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Auyuration
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University Official Passes In Hospital
TUSCALOOSA AP Mrs Jennie Morrie Howard longtime dean of women at the University of Alabama since 1994 died at Durid City Hospital last night after several months illness. She advised multiple women’s groups and received the Algernon Sidney Sullivan award for service. A past president of the Alabama Association of Deans of Women she previously worked in Episcopalian youth programs in the East Carolina diocese. Funeral services will be held at Tuscaloosa Christ Episcopal Church at 5 p.m. today.
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Deadline set for appealing cotton acreage changes in Florida
Gainesville dispatch reports April 15 as the deadline for farmers to appeal cotton acreage allotments under the 1950 quotas. Florida, the only Southern state not yet ratified, may see changes if county PMA committees approve appeals from farmers who view their allotments as unfair or insufficient.
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R S Dennis
Gard
Florida
Department of Agriculture
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de Panne
News Coverage Hampered by New Restrictions Across World
AP executives Kent Casper and Frank J. Starzer report in the annual review that stricter censorship and new barriers limit free objective news coverage in many regions. The 1948 report notes progress toward peace but cites widening political conflict and Communist domination as factors narrowing access to reporting.
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Today
Kent Casper
Frank J. Starzer
Associated Press
China
Europe
Lewis Action Boosts Prospects Of Merger
Washington AP reports John L. Lewis welcomed plans by Philip Murray to form a joint committee to cooperate on legislative political and economic issues with aim of merging major unions into a single powerful federation Murray awaited responses from the railroad labor unions and the Machinists Union as they consider joining the effort and Heyes pledged to reply.
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Amertes
Jaycees Plan Citywide Spring Cleaning Beautification
Dothan's Junior Chamber of Commerce launches a citywide beautification program led by the Jaycees. The group cites improvements in the carriage remover situation and replaces wooden benches with bright metal seats. They seek official endorsement from the Board of City Commissioners and cooperation to tackle the garbage disposal problem.
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City Commissioners
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Death of Binaggio Linked to Underworld in Kansas City Club
Police probe links the Kansas City club killing of political figure Charles Binaggio to organized crime. Investigations focus on ex-convict Gargetts and shadowy syndicate ties across Missouri and beyond. Congress members urge action, while authorities expand inquiries and question over 20 witnesses.
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