US seeks aid for Korea amid Moscow talks on Germany
The United States urged swift Korean aid in a note as Moscow hosts a Foreign Ministers session addressing Germany and the Orient. Molotov signals swift action on French demands while Poland frontier tensions with the United States rise amid postwar peace talks.
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Teacher Defends Use of Hickory Switch in School
In Atlanta, Miss Addie sh, a Fulton county public school principal, faced questions over whipping a student with a Hickory switch until blood ran down his legs. She argued it followed parental decisions and promised never again to use the switch. The boy Jerry Vinson reportedly cried out and was whipped despite his father attempting to intervene.
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Ma Turtle Deserts Her Eggs So Uncle Sam Plays Nurse
Hal Boyle notes the federal government supports a long running program related to diamondback terrapins. He jokes the public still relies on vegetable soup as this malacolemmus centrata and malacolemmys palustris are managed since 1922. The piece blends whimsy with policy.
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Uncle Sam
Houston Farmers Get Large Plant Shipment From Florida
Houston County Producers Association reports receiving 200000 sweet potato plants and 61000 tomato plants ordered from Florida. County Agent C M Ling says tomato plants are three weeks late due to cold waves and plant losses, while corn seed already planted will yield about double 1946 acreage but be late.
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Houston County Producers Association
C.M. Ling
Florida
Ling
Houston County
Atmore Plans City Limits Extension Toward Florida Line
Atmore officials seek to extend the city limits southward to the Florida line. City Clerk H. TE Rollins says the 1947 Legislature would be asked to approve the bill to double the city size, adding 5 000 to 6 000 residents.
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Atmore
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Florida Line
Houston Bar Association Seeks Legal Aid Clinic
The Houston County Bar Association held its monthly luncheon at the Houston Hotel. Secretary R C Wiggins reported plans to discuss a proposed legal aid clinic to provide legal advice for county residents unable to pay.
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Houston County Bar Association
Houston Hotel
R. C. Wiggins
Lambert Arrested in Shooting Case Near Dothan
A. D. Lambert of Dothan was arrested on a charge of assault with intent to murder after the Tuesday morning shooting of Bill Seaborn Riley. Riley was struck in the left forearm by a bullet on the airport road west of Dothan. a small caliber rifle was found at Lambert’s home and the bullet fragment recovered.
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Dothan
Bill Seaborn Riley
Lambert
Riley
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Heavy cloudburst hits Greenwood Grenada area
A violent storm in Mississippi drenched the Greenwood Grenada region with five to nine inches of rain, damaging crops and disrupting communications and transportation. No casualties were reported as a flash flood threatened major damage.
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Air Tight Atom Control Becomes U S Aim
Frederick H. Osborn, U S delegate to the U N Atomic Energy Commission, says the United States will keep atomic bombs until a loophole free international control plan is agreed. He rejected a Soviet push for immediate destruction of stockpiles and urged a treaty with no defects to curb suspicions and rivalries.
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United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
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Ceame
America
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
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Gromyko
Junior League
Alabama Eligible For Federal Aid Hospital Program
State Attorney General Albert A. Carmichael ruled Alabama legally eligible to participate in the federal aid hospital program. He addressed six government objections, finding the state law meets federal requirements despite criticisms cited by federal officials.
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Albert A. Carmichael
D. C. Gill
Southwest storm toll rises in Texas Oklahoma towns
32 known dead and about 1,305 injured in the Panhandle tornado strike across Woodward Higgins Glazier and surrounding Texas towns. Relief efforts include field kitchens emergency stations and aid arriving by plane truck and train as power and communications are restored. Woodward alone faced over 2,000 homeless and property losses exceed $5 million with state patrol assisting local police.
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Red Cross
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Gray County Tex
Clyde Grim
Grim
Guerrillas Surrounded in Greek Mountains as Offensive Opens
Unofficial counts place 10 000 to 12 000 guerrillas in the Pindus region near Thessaly and Epirus as government troops begin an offensive. Embros reports air bombardment and hoped for surrender while a wire message warned of urgent aid needs. Prisioners include 43 insurgents near Trikala Netarada. in Kalabaka area 150 surrendered.
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Senate Greece Turkey aid debate centers on Wallace trip
In Congress debate over the Greece Turkey aid program centered on Henry Wallace and his European trip. Eastland accused Wallace of trying to induce friends to desert the United States while Wallace criticized President Truman's plan for 400 million dollars in aid to Greece and Turkey. Other Capitol Hill items included calls to empower the Bureau of Mines to shut dangerous mines and RFC denial of aiding Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bankruptcy.
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Truman
France
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U. S. Bureau of Mines
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Centralia
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Wallace Alarms Over Truman Policy In Britain Speech
Wallace warned in London that President Truman's policy to fight communism with dollars risks a one way road to war. He urged Britain Scandinavia and France to resist US brinkmanship and warned Greece and Turkey aid could spark a global economic downturn and wider conflict.
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Mind Over Dice At Duke Sparks Parapsychology Debate
A Duke University study, reported in the Journal of Parapsychology, suggests that the human mind can influence dice outcomes. Teams tested mental influence with six small dice under controlled conditions, showing results above chance in both observer-assisted and observer-opposed trials.
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Paul F. Ellis
New York
Duke University
Duke
Betty M. Humphrey
Jhern
Humphrey
Humpsey
Government probes if coal order violated in safety strike
Government seeks evidence to determine if John J. Lewis and United Mine Workers violated the Supreme Court no strike mandate by a safety shutdown. Judge Goldsborough granted a two week delay in returning 2.8 million in contempt fines while searches for written and oral communications proceed. Interior Department reports soft coal output at 31 percent of normal with 1,692 mines operating and 1,215,200 tons produced yesterday as the return to work advances.
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Jobn J. Lewis
Supreme Court
John F. Sonnett
Lewkre
Alan Goldsborough
Sonnett
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Goldsborough
Centralia
Aost
Interior Department
Last Of Marianna's Escapees Recaptured
The last escapee June Tee, a 20 year old from Cadillac Michigan, was recaptured in Greenfield Indiana after a jail break with a passkey. The three prisoners fled from Marianna jail March 30. The other two escapees Willie Lee Jr and Doyle Ranew were already in custody. Ranew surrendered to Sneads police. Willie Lee was captured in Dade City and will be returned to Florida. June Lee faces robbery charges and will have a hearing in Greenfield before return.
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Cadillac
Mich
Jackson County
Greenfield
Ind
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Willie Lee, Jr
Doyle Ranew
Ranew
Sneads
Willie Lee
Dade City
Gause
June Lee
Florida
Wille Lee
Hanew
Union Proposes Open Hearing On Issues At Stake
The NFTW policy committee asks for an immediate face to face meeting with A T T and the Labor Department with reporters present. If refused the union would take its story to President Truman and seek a fact finding commission or seizure of the telephone network as possible outcomes.
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Washington
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Labor Department
Truman
Labor
Schwellenbach
National Federation of Telephone Workers
White House
Cooper
Bell System
NETW
Long Chance
Beirne
Justice Murphy Loses Dissent In Traffic Stop Case
Associate Justice Frank Murphy dissented as the Supreme Court case ended with the traffic officer prevailing. Pvt R V Taylor of the metropolitan traffic police cited a wrong lane turn as the basis to stop and book the driver, with Murphy arguing the arrest violated liberty. The driver posted ten dollars collateral and forfeited it after the headquarters stop.
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Metropolitan
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Bystandera
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Corp. A. B. Nicholson
Rain Damaged County Roads See Repair Progress
Chairman Albert Logue of the Houston County Board of Revenue reports considerable progress in repairing roads damaged by recent severe rainstorms. An inspection tour found much work completed but many roads still require repair and improvements. A district-by-district report is to be issued next week.
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Houston County Board of Revenue
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