Laseter withdraws from race denies loyal tag
Thomas H. Laseter of Fufeuis Yedey quits the race for a place on the Pamocratic Executive Committee from the Third Conges Akmat District. He says party loyalists ticket was chosen without his knowledge. Lat weekend A Carroll and Sam Sawyer also withdrew both citing States' Rights leanings to push the ticket to nine. Laseter notes he could not devote enough time and implies turnover among states’ rights factions.
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Laseter
Chapinese
Nagal
Leceter
Ozark
Tom Haw
Carroll
Forte
Jack Dundues
Nell Davis
Auburn
C. Hughes
Geneva
Walls Of Water Flood Northern Plains Crisis
Floodwaters sweeping through North Dakota Minnesota and Manitoba forced hundreds from homes and inundated farmland. Evacuations intensified as rivers rose, with Manitoban and North Dakota towns battling rising Red River levels and swollen tributaries. Government responses and emergency measures followed the spring surge as communities prepared for worsening conditions.
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Minareola
Manitoba
South Dakota
Wisconon
Peenesen
Gov
Randalet
Neche
Canadhan
Hillboro
Minnesota
Nanioha
Matbottom Weate
Stout
Pembina
Gretna
Grafton
Alabama educator elected head of textbook group
Mont tamer Greenhill, tied to Alabama Department of Education, was chosen president of the Southern Textbook Directors Conference here yesterday. Also noted were Hot Steele of Little Rock representing Arkansas Department of Education.
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Lee Greenhill
Mont Tamer
Southern Textbook Directors Conference
Br. Greenhill
Alabama Department of Education
Hot Steele
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Desartment of Education
Carmichael Sees Official Voter List Amid Contested Substitutions
Attorney General Carmichael announced that Mooton County’s election list will stay as published amid a dispute with the anti Democratic Executive Committee over substitutions in Beat Six. The ruling, issued from Montgomery by Probate Judge J Albert Logue, was debated at a meeting in Logue’s office with board members, candidates, and officials present. Flowers for the committee demanded court action to compel changes but the panel remained willing to reaffirm the list if Carmichael’s ruling is overturned. The incident followed a vote by Webb UT Wells Sr requesting authorities investigate the substitutions. The matter references potential further action on Page 4.
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George Whittington
A Carmichael
Mooton County
Anti Democratic Executive Committee
Erie
Carmichaels
Montgomery
J Albert Logue
Alto Vi Lee
Am Logues
Poy O Mill
RL Gaines
Richmond Blowers
Sherrtf
J Watt Cameron
Attorney Generals
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Webb UT Wells Sr
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House Group Votes Out In Excise Taxes
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a 19 million dollar cut in manufacturers excise taxes and repealed excise taxes on household appliances water heaters and stoves. It rejected cuts to riders on autos buses tractors parts and tires as taxes on these items remain. The committee said current excise taxes raise about 50 million annually and this action is the first direct step in Tremans overall proposed tax reduction plan.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Walt Dilles
Studsqoe
Tremans
Four Railroad Systems Hit By Unions Strike
Unions call a strike against four railroad systems affecting thousands of workers across the country. Brotherhood spokesmen say the walkout could involve up to five thousand rail workers, with union demands tied to wage and working condition issues. Affected routes and services may be delayed as talks proceed amid the stoppage.
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Heron
Baptists To Dedicate Home Mission Officers' Meeting
Atlanta AP report notes the Southern Baptist Home Mission Board to dedicate officers and new Southen Baptist Convention work. Leaders from Nashville and Bayt Tabernacle are expected to stay during the event next Thursday.
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Atlanta
Mision Board
Bay't Tabernacle
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Nashville
Housing Program Bill Is Signed By Truman
Washington AP President Truman signed the housing bill approving construction support for low income families while rejecting the cooperative plan. The measure creates a 2.6 billion program for mortgages and loans, with new federal housing initiatives and local aid, including Public Leasing Administration oversight and modernization funds.
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Meriggees
Acmoarto Casing Authority
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FIA
Riva Carrelly
Sample Ballot Advice For Primary Voters In Houston County
The guide explains how to mark choices on the sample ballot, urging voters to study the sheet, select a candidate, and take the ballot to the polling place or machine. It emphasizes keeping the sample handy while voting and notes filling in marks clearly next to each name.
County Officials Plan Aggressive Insect Fight This Year
Houston County Extension officials and entomologist J A Ruffin outlined a major pest control campaign aimed at crops and livestock. They warned this season could be the worst for screw worms and crop insects, urging farmers to protect livestock and invest in pest management despite heavy losses earlier years.
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ED Drigoees
Houston County Extension Service
J A Rubhin
Fatension Division
Ausburn
Raflin
Ruffin
Editors Told Truth Campaign Is Under Study
Washington reports President Truman outlined a national information program to counter Soviet propaganda. He urged American newspapers to strengthen free press links between the public and world affairs, acknowledging some editors misunderstand the effort.
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Truman
American Society of Dewspaper
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Cooper
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Truman Aested
stoLha
Troth
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Hiv
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Asia
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Suvi Bopaganda
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Maund Retrial Hearing In Alabama Death Penalty Case
John Maund seeks a new trial in Coffee County Alabama while lawyers present previously unknown evidence. Maund was found guilty by a Cortes County jury after a lengthy seven hour trial for the shotgun slaying of W Higgins during a lease dispute. Judge DC Halstead presiding in the absence of Judge Brannen.
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Coffee County
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Mimganan
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Dothan
C C Brannen
Mands
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Maund
Whiggham
Hero Of Wake Island Plans Congress Run
Brig Senders P S Devereux, celebrated Wake Island hero and four years in a Japanese prison, announced a bid for Congress. He seeks the Republican nomination for Maryland's Second District, challenging incumbent William Bolton of Towson.
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Wake Island
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Washington
Senders
P S. Devereux
Wilhiam i Bolton
Towson
Demecra
Doctor Hermann Sander loses medical license in New Hampshire
The State Board of Registration in Medicine revoked Dr Hermann N Sander's license after finding morally reprehensible action in deliberately injecting air into a patient. The 1 year old country doctor was acquitted of murder in Abbie Borreto's death from incurable cancer. The board suggested reinstatement possible but set no earlier than June 18, 1986, while noting an appeal to the state Supreme Court remains possible. Reginald Borreto, widower, called the board decision a raw wound.
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State Board of Registration In Medicine
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Wee
March
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Sander
Hilleboro County Hospital
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Dee
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Ite
Sion
Louie B Wyman
Tenaider
Sae
Sanders
Supreme Court
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Reginald F. Borreto
Big 3 Leaders Agree On Topics For Conferences
Secretaries Acheyon and Begin and Schuman of France reach accord on European and Atlantic issues for London talks. Western nations seek tighter cooperation, not new Cold War strategies, amid East West tensions from Bale incident and Czech crackdown on Western diplomats. Senate approves burial arrangements for Grand Army of the Republic survivor in Arlington National Cemetery.
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Washington
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Grand Army of the Republic
Arlngton National Cemetery
Court Rules on Hospital Taxes Amid Amendment Approval
State Supreme Court issued an advisory opinion stating all taxes levied on non profit hospitals and health centers are valid if approved in a county election called by a petition signed by ten percent of qualified voters. The ruling follows counties approving such taxes under the constitutional amendment.
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Montgomery
State Supreme Court
Gos
James E. Folsom
Boost for Minorities Church Women Asked To Fight Discrimination
In Cleveland AP report, 4000 Methodist women hear Mildred Horton urge unprejudiced treatment of racial minorities. Horton cites lip service versus practice and challenges churches to welcome Negro or Oriental teachers and students, and consider guests of different faiths.
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Mildred McAfee Horton
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Methoding Womans Sociey of
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United Board For Chetan Colleges
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Federal Council of Churches of Christ On America
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Former Communist Budenz Links Lattimore to Institute Cell
Washington reports ex-Communist Louie Budenz testified before a Senate subcommittee that Anat Gwen Latursore was part of a Communist cell at the Institute of Pacific Relations. He named two men, Frederick Vanderbul Field and Philip Jette, as Soviet agents connected to the group. Budenz claimed Lattimore was implicated and discussed potential McCarthy hearings and state department ties.
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Louie Budens
Ladey Anat
Gwen Latursore
Institute of Pacing Relations
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Amerasia
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McCarthy
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Cen
Cy Sity
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Thurmond
Badets
Badeng
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Lattimoré
Two Guilty Pleas In Espionage Case Reported
In Prague two defendants including former Foreign Ministry lawyer and clerk Dobnalek pleaded guilty while Milos Spryel pleaded partially. The trio faced charges tied to handling American materials and emigre government contacts. A secret meeting in the Pisek area and a car ride linked to the case were recounted, with testimony noting transfer of radio materials and involvement of an American clerk named Wiese.
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Ee Foreign Ministry
Milos Spryel
Dobnalek
Tully Way
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Peta
Sprysl
Sirakonica
Pisek Rew
Bohemia
Statewide merit system expansion urged by governor
Atlanta AUP Gov Harman Talmadge expressed support today for extending the merit system to all state employees. He indicated promotion and hiring would be governed by merit, not political considerations, signaling a push for broad civil service reforms across state agencies.
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Gov. Harman Talmadge
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