Folsom Declines Walkout Pledge On Truman Civil Rights
Alabama delegates hover between walkout and support as Gov. Folsom and 23 others respond to a pledge on Truman civil rights. Of 84 candidates for delegate, 24 signed, 24 refused, 32 undecided as moon today. Folsom vows to fight the civil rights program but will not walk out, proposing an elected Alabama democracy convention if the national platform dissatisfies state Democrats.
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Mel Corvey
Philadelphia
National Police State
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Geneva
Boswell
New York
East Side
Harlem
Chicago
First Ward
Kansas City
Albert A. Carmichael
Chauncey Sparks
U. S
Lister
J. M. Bonner
Camden
Eugene
Bull Connor
Birmingham
Handy
Geneva Democrats Seek Delegates Pledged to Walkout
Geneva County Democratic Executive Committee recommended that county voters choose delegate candidates pledged to walk out of the Philadelphia Democratic convention if the party adopts a civil rights platform. The measure, offered by C. Boswell, calls for the Alabama delegation to withdraw with Southern Democrats if needed.
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NATC
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Geneva
Geneva County
Democratic Executive Committee
Philadelphia
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Alabama
Pace
Police Chief Bragg Held In Necurats Case
AP report notes Thomas Bragg, police chief in Hawkinsville, is holding a man tied to a unclear case. Readable fragments imply charges or detainment but details are garbled and not fully clear.
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Hawkinsville
Thomas Bragg
Martin Gets Action in Coal Peace Talk
Washington AP dispatch reports quick settlement of the coal strike possible by Tuesday after peace talks between John L. Lewis and mine operators' rep Attorney General Clark says government will press contempt charges against Lewis Monday. The pension dispute lingered as Martin moved to establish a neutral board member with Senator Bridges proposed.
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APJ
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Spinkee
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Martin
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Lron
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United Mine Workers
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HR Nit
van Horn
Massachusetts
Peteran
Matthew McGuire
Wot
Ike Reaffirms Stand on Politics as Martin Gains
Eisenhower says he meant every word about not seeking a nomination. Speculation grows that Speaker Martin’s peacemaking in the coal strike could boost his GOP prospects. Landon praises Martin’s role, while talks aim for an early end to the dispute and congressional intervention is noted.
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BR. Cornell
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Martin
GOP
Fisenhower
White House
John E. Lesus
Alt M. Landon
Landon
United States
House
Marta
Joh L Levis
Ezta van Horn
J. Howard McGrath
Democratic National Committee
Letsio Ox
Trleke Plannels
Seashore Gold Rush Hits New Jersey Beaches
A New Jersey seashore gold rush drew hundreds to Highlands as residents and visitors combed beaches along the Shrewsbury River near the Atlantic for buried treasure. About 400 people crowded the area at dawn using rakes, screens, and shovels chasing reports of 18th century gold coins found nearby, sparking a large beachcombing operation.
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Shrewsbury River
Atlantic Ocean
Denenttay Pire
Hen Adopts Puppies Like Her own Brood
Midland City reporter describes Duchess the black cocker spaniel and a hen pairing with a liter of puppies born in a workshop. Neighbors watch as the hen mothers the pups daily, sheltering them in a garage nook beneath jars and peanut bags.
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Midland City
Froud
Duchess
Barney Childree
Midland Chry
Childrees
Communist plot blamed for Bogota conference rioting and deaths
Colombia's president proposed a coalition cabinet after a deadly Bogota riot. authorities charged a premeditated Communist plot to sabotage the Inter-American Conference. Rioting left at least 34 dead and over 200 injured amid sniper fire and clashes.
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Roverin Rangine
Avila
Russia veto blocks Italy admission to United Nations
At Lake Success New York Russia used its 23rd United Nations veto to block Italy’s membership bid. The Security Council then reported to the General Assembly on the stalemate affecting ten other states while Burma was the only nation recommended for admission.
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Russia
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Romana
Bulgari
Hungary
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Burma
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Bureda
World Baptist Leader to Lead Dothan Revival Series
Dr C Oscar Johnson of St Louis, president of the Baptist World Alliance, will conduct a revival series in Dothan starting next Sunday. The event, hosted by First Church, aims to draw a large crowd for multiple meetings led by the renowned evangelist.
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Donon
Evangelist Waters
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Dothan
C. Oscar Johnson
St. Louis
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Venry A Parker
Annonces
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Jakinaun
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de. Johnson
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Kriean
Yugoslavia Accuses U S of Air Space Violations
A wartime style dispatch reports Yugoslavia lodging new charges with the United States over alleged air space violations. The Yugoslav government rejected Anglo American protests regarding Trieste and asserted Soviet allied wartime control. The note cites American planes over Yugoslav territory and alleges incursions prompting protests to Vinosto nation and central Allied military authorities.
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Yugoshivia
United States
Jan Pnonth
Tanguy
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Heitabe
Sernyien
Vintoslasia
van Piretist
Alfied Prreusrel
Sue
Bith
Colombia Revolt Poses Propaganda Challenge at Bogota
The Colombia uprising is viewed as aiding Communist propaganda worldwide and disrupting the Inter-American Conference. Officials in Washington say there is no concrete evidence the revolt was engineered by Communists, despite widespread reports of agitation and plans in several nations.
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Joan M. Nightower
Washington
Bogota
Marshall
Ten-Year-Old Buys Real Fire Engine At Auction
A ten year old purchased a real red fire engine for twenty five dollars at an auction sale. The event drew attention as the youngster imagines using the machine for service. Fire officials and residents noted the quirky purchase and its unlikely buyer.
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Dothan Merchants Prep for Big Dollar Day Sales
Local Dothan merchants prepare for a large sales event named Dadar Days. The feature notes enthusiastic participation by over 30 merchants, promising significant money-saving deals and doorbusters. Page 2 references additional details and broader community impact.
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Chamber of
Wallace says no threat to American security
Chicago audience of about 20 000 hears Henry A Wallace deny any security threat from within the United States. He accuses the aircraft industry and military lobbyists of using fear to gain billions in armaments contracts and warns against too little Congressional funding triggering new scare campaigns. The remarks were part of a two day Wallace rally linked to the third party’s national convention plans.
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Wallace
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Atrcratt
Gas Shortage Triggers Driver Ticket in Atlanta
Police report a driver, named Pogh, arrested after rushing to obtain fuel. He faced charges of speeding and reckless behavior during a gasoline shortage incident and was ordered to appear in court on Thursday.
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Pogh
Nperding
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