Hamm in Georgia race plans and campaign schedule
Governor Folsom urged voters to back Phillip Hamm for Governor as he campaigned across Alabama towns including Ashland Troy Dothan Enterprise and Montgomery. He emphasized openness of government and Hamm’s dedication to his program while highlighting past actions and potential party support from the Democratic Executive Committee.
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Phillip Hamm
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Hammie
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Truman
Bruce Henderson
Millers Ferry
Hugh Dubose
Bermingham
Montgomery
Wight
Western Wedding at Cherokee Wild West Rodeo
A horseback wedding party will ride into Bowlock at the Cherokee Wild West rodeo on Saturday night with the bride and groom in western attire. The event, part of the rodeo schedule near the Ramney and Lone Stock Yards, includes a wedding march and background music as the couple rides to the minister officiating. A children's matinee and rodeo performances frame the day as organizers prep for a busy Tri States Fat Stock Show week.
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Cowby
Ant Gougiels
Ashford
Ciimore
Dothens Chamber of Com Ravree
Rediro
Cherokee Hammonds
Ramney
Toom
Som
Mata Hari Linked to Red Underground in Formosa Report
Taipei dispatch reports Mata Hari accused of aiding a Red underground network in Formosa. Chinese Nationalist security officers identify a woman named Le Lin as a figure in the February 24 1947 uprising, with names and roles outlined in security statements.
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Formosa
Nat Honalist Securiy
Hien “Hsueh-Horge
Permorins
le Lin
API President Draughon Ends Farm Tour Speech in Geneva
President Draughon of the American Progress Institute urged Alabama growers to stay in the Wiregrass until results prove progress. He cited Extension Service work from Alabama Polytechnic Institute and praised soil conservation efforts. The event followed farm tours and a barbecued chicken dinner at Geneva Airport with about 300 attendees.
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Geneva
Hag
Sol Gee
Ralph B Dravighon
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
APL
Truman Grants Curley Pardon
A pardon is issued for Curley by President Truman, citing clemency after prior federal convictions. The action is described amid comments from officials and responses from supporters and opponents, with investors and businessmen noted among those reacting to the decision. The report references the context of public debate and legal considerations surrounding the pardon.
Gunter Site To Host Air Force Study Findings
The Air Force study will be conducted at Gunter Field in Montgomery Alabama with officials noting a new baseline for the project. General Geere announced the study aims to assess installation readiness and the potential relocation from Fort Benjamin Harrison.
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Air Force
Montgomery Cal Peli
OSAF
Ile
Fort Benjamin Harneon
United States Plans Arms Aid To China
The United States plans a 311 million package of arms and aid to Indochina Allies, with cargo planes trucks and medical supplies. Preliminary shipments could begin within a month labeled as Indochina aid rather than direct France support, as officials pursue a gesture toward the Far East in the escalating Indochina crisis.
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China
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France
Indochine
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Uae
Philip
Urssin
Far East
Frost Touches Wiregrass Area With Record April Cold
Frost forecasts grip Wiregrass as forecasters warn of a record low for April in the Dothan region. Weather officials cite lingering cold fronts and potential crop damage, with early reports noting frost in rural areas and concerns for fruit trees and vegetables.
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Caine
Tony
Garaea
Ioan
Tony Peano
Nat Havin
Wim Weale
Sega
Birmingham Explosions Damage Negro Residence
Explosions damaged a Black resident's home in the Birmingham area amid reports of racial intimidation. The blasts shattered windows and caused fear, with white residents and officials reacting to the incident and warnings of further violence.
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Birmingham
Swarmers Operation Berlin Airlift Demonstration News
The Air Force plans a North Carolina demonstration of a Berlin airlift style operation. Troop transports will deliver 330 troops and 20,000 tons of equipment for a multi-service air and ground exercise beginning April 2. Paratroopers will establish a drop zone at Fort Bragg with air support from Navy and Marine aircraft, followed by ground forces and supplies staged from bases in North Carolina and nearby states.
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Apour
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Cinal Air Pig
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Marine Corps
Airbane Coop
Cremeulle SC
Lauriurg Maston NC
Foreign Policy Under Republican Attack in Princeton Speech
Leonard Pebnington reports Governor Dewey attacks the Republican Party as selfish while accusing critics of riding motives for policy reform. Dewey, speaking to a Princeton audience, urges a choice between Republican freedoms and Democratic calls for bigger government, arguing federal action cannot solve all problems.
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Thomas F. Dee
Ireed Aleady
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Deséy
Republians
Taber
Abraham Longe
Flerbert Discover
Ever Endes
Dso Reronomies
GOP
Ruthiows
Hiv
Probes In Congress Rapped By McGrath
Attorney General McGrath criticized congressional probes at a Maryland event. He urged accountability for administrative agencies and argued Congress should compel duty and loyalty from government officials, while defending the administration’s stance.
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Congress
McGrath
Baltimore
Justice
Ge Viboo
Maryland
Champion Horses Die in Truck Fire Near Meridian
Three Alabama walking horses valued at $200K perished in a truck fire 10 miles east of Meridian as they were en route to New Orleans for a show. Two attendants, 14 and 12 years old, suffered second degree burns while passengers were unaware of the blaze until a passing motorist alerted rescue crews. The horses were owned by Sherrell Moore of Bessemer.
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Mics
Alabama
New Orleans
Joe Wiliams
Bessemer
Vuakme
Avimale
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Our Rose
Wile Mill 14
Robert Freri
GOP Senators Split Over President Defense of Trump
Three Republican senators accuse President Trump of seeking a pro foreign policy move to secure election while another GOP senator defends his sincerity. The dispute centers on cooperation in international affairs and party unity as readings from a United Nations group are discussed.
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Don Whitehead Washington
Trumah Today
Conus
GOP
Titman
United ‘Nations
Ve-Teaday
Contempt Action Held Needless in Senate Dispute
Senator George said Congress should not pursue contempt against officials who ignored subpoenas for loyalty files. The push to release the files was to probe State Department alleged Communist ties. President Truman instructed officials to shelve the subpoenas, warning release could impair the FBI and loyalty program.
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Washington
George
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
McCarthy Reiss
State Department
Truman
State Acheson
FBI
Full Foreign Relations Committee
Teuman
Tuesday George
Trumane
McCarthy
Peoot
New York
Alfred Kohlberg
Owen Litbmore
Golden To Head List Of Rotary Speakers During Session Here
Leo Golden of West Hartford chairman of the Rotary Foundation will head a list of distinguished speakers for the first Annual Conference of the 230th District in Dothan Sunday through Tuesday. Obie Rotary expects George Bartes of An douse and others as guests. the Dehan hwary Club hosts at the Houston Hotel with sessions on Rotary affairs leading to Golden’s principal address on Tuesday.
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West Hartford
Rotary Foundation
Dothan
Goden
Percy @ Hody
Rotary
Gorge Bartes
Andouse
Damie Ronan
Déhan
Davis
Rota Ang
Houston
Progfem
Air Ciniist
Guinea
Javernd
AL Meryat
Widow 102 Flies on Piano Ride Over North Shore
Natick Mass reported a remarkable scene as 102 year old Mrs Lidia Stevens steered a small aircraft over the North Shore. Spectators watched as she took the controls in a cautious flight and expressed love for the adventure despite limited preparation and a brief, improvised ride.
Florida Phosphates Amid Vast Supply Reported
Bartow Florida AP A congressional committee heard Florida has enough phosphate reserves to last about two thousand years with conservative estimates. RB Fuller of International Mineral and Chemical Corp noted improved mining methods extend supplies. He cited Florida holds 36 to 45 percent of world reserves and 60 percent of U.S. production. Europe may challenge American producers if its phosphate industry grows with European aid.
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Europe
Paterson
Georgia sisters gain partial sight after operations
Three nine year old sisters Eleisei Elamne and Faye Hall of Acworth Ga who were born blind due to congenital cataracts recently underwent surgery at the Georgia Academy for the Blind in Macon. A specialist removed their cataracts and they wore temporary glasses. They could see shapes and trees but details remain unclear and vision will take weeks to improve. The girls rode a train back to Macon with Rev William Harry Moore academy field representative.
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Hall Sisters
Acworth
Eleisei
Elamne
Faye
Algobimne
Georgia Academy For the Blind
Macon
Mer “Con
William Harry Moore
Academy
Moore
Blahep ‘Araur
Caured
Defense reorganization eyed for Atlantic area balance
A draft plan discussed by senior U S officials seeks a joint Atlantic defense framework with a central coordinating body under treaty aims. It envisions blending Army Navy and Air Force roles to meet collective needs while balancing national sovereignty and military specialization amid evolving defense plans.
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Omer Bradley
North Atlantic
U. Et Chiefs of Staff
Exeruere Club
Ah Tte Tee
Seeger Alantie
Bradley 4 Tian
Sovereignt
Bradley
Barkley Uses Quiet Power in Veep Office Nearly Dominant
Washington dispatch reports Senate veterans say Vice President Barkley, age 72, exerts unmatched influence in the Senate. A Democratic Policy plan gives Barkley latitude to select a five member investigative panel on nationwide crime syndicates, with four allies and one opponent among five senators. The move shifts control away from McCarran opponents, drawing praise from allies and ire from critics while reshaping committee leadership and internal alliances.
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Edwin B. Harrinson Washington
Senate
Barkley
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
Barkley Wall
Brobe
McCarran
New
Queers Committee
Officers Elected By Tanernnte Agents
MONTGOMERY AP Misbema Asscusties of Muuai 1o prance Agents elected are Moore of Tuscaloosa its ne eee ee my tereg I
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