Loyalist factions clash in Alabama Democratic race
In Montgomery and across Alabama the Loyalist State blocks urge support for the Democratic ticket while opposing a splinter party. Loyalists list price supports, soil and BEA policies, and credit terms as their platform but warn against breaking with national Democrats. Prominent figures from Auburn, Montgomery, Birmingham and Mobile weigh in as reshuffling and pledges unfold ahead of the party primary.
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President Reviews Might Of Forces At Fort Benning
President Truman views a Third Division demonstration at Fort Benning Georgia with Cabinet members and defense officials. The visit includes a battlefield display and a miniature tank presented for peacetime use, followed by a live fire power review at Eglin Field planned for tomorrow.
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Admittance Quotes At API Retained
Auburn AP report notes representatives from the Southern States Association agreed to retain the same admittance quote for the Scher of Veterinary Medicine at Alabama Polytechnic Institute. The formula permitted three students to enroll.
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Spy Hunter Defies Group To Further Probe Of Lattimore
Senator McCarthy challenged Senate investigators to subpoena Baden and other high ranking Communist figures to verify Budenz testimony that Johns Hopkins professor Owen Lattimore was part of a Communist cell. He urged digging beyond Budenz and questioned the probe’s limits.
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Czechs Ordered To Close Office
The United States orders Czechoslovakia to shut the Chicago Consulate General by May 1 in retaliation for USIS actions and recalls the American envoy's attaché in Prague. The note warns of consequences but says the Czech government must comply, with other Prague and New York consulates under review.
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Oil Blast Furnace For Steel Is Aim
ATLANTA reports that a new blast furnace concept aims to burn oil instead of coal to drive steel production. Dr Stewart J Lavd, dean of chemistry at the University of Alabama, claims the breakthrough could reduce coal use, impact industries, and open new markets for Southern agriculture. A hybrid pittree developed at Placerville, California, is noted as a related agricultural advance with faster growth.
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Cool Weather Stretches Across Wide Regions
The Associated Press reports April chill persists from the Central to North Atlantic states. A cold front extends from Dakota to New England, with frosty mornings in many areas. Snow flurries are noted in the Great Lakes and northern regions, while Michigan and Minnesota see unsettled wind and rain. Highs stay cool across the week with lingering winterlike conditions in the Midwest and Northeast.
Brewton Fire Costs Parish Plant Sheds Lumber Slick Blaze
A costly fire in the Damascus community damaged the plant mill sheds and lumber stock. Firefighters battled the blaze, with the incident causing significant losses to the Danascus Company and surrounding timber operations. Authorities estimate substantial damage to equipment and material.
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Ohio Woman Elected DAR President In Tense Balloting
Mrs James B Patton of Columbus won the Daughters of the American Revolution presidency in a highly contested election at the DAR congress ending today. She defeated Mrs Rawim Stanton Langinera and others in a race watched by thousands of members, with Patton set to serve as leader for the next term. The 5900 attendees marked this as the largest DAR gathering to date.
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Federal Probe Sought in Ballot Case Amid Conflicting Signals
A reported federal probe request surfaces in a ballot case amid procedural confusion. The Democratic Executive Committee drafts a formal request, naming multiple officials and parties involved in a contested subsided election.
Tax Solution Hinted By County Treasurer
The county treasurer today wondered how to handle a note accompanying Theodore B. Larson's real estate tax return. The remark suggests a quirky viewpoint on high taxes, framed as a parable about food and taxation.
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Reds Contend U S Aircraft Was B 29 Bomber
London dispatch reports Soviet officials disputed U S claims that a U S Navy privateer shot at an unarmed bomber over the Baltic area on April 8. Moscow asserts the plane was not identified and demands compensation and guarantees against further incidents. The Soviet reply, broadcast by Moscow radio, is included in an appeal noted to U S Ambassador Kirk.
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Shipping Row Accord Reached
A New York report outlines a ship trade accord reached amid ongoing negotiations among seagoing interests and industry representatives. Key players and agencies pledged support, with officials noting the agreement aims to stabilize crews, costs, and ship movements while managing wartime tensions and port operations.
Public Payrolls Increase Highlighted At Alabama Meeting
State Education Commissioner Meadows urges home involvement to improve school needs amid the Alabama Teachers Association convention. He cites funding, vacancies, and home involvement as keys to better learning, while noting gubernatorial campaigns reflect growing citizen engagement in education.
Censorship By AEC Creating Headaches
Washington AP A member of the Atonic Kinergy Comme nd today Lhd agency d HIM R ala Middle course in Atm cen ship polis in an effort to preserve both the nation a défense orereta and its freedom of speech He made cled that the ie not proving to be an easy job In a speech prepared for & inveting of the American Society of Newspaper Editors Commissioner Honey D Smyth said the whole censorship issue places the AEC in dilemma A clear elution would only be possible the scientist said if we know exactly when we might have to defend ourselves in another war If it were to be next year we should choose complete secrecy if we were sure that there would be no war for 30 years we should abandon all secrecy The editors were told last night that as the shooting whould start soon the United States would be in good shape to meet the threat Well soon be In a better posis ion of readiness to fight than we have been once the end of the shooting in 1845 reported Chair man Mahon D Tex of the House Armed Services Appropriation subcommittee Mahon said most lawmakers con sider 2000000000 enough for armed forces spending next year despite General Dwight D Eisen howers testimony that another 500000000 would plug some weak spots Smyth told the society in its ef fort to reach m satisfactory censor ship formula the Atorme Agency makes one fundamental assumpt ion that may seem debatable to you We navirre that it makes a Turn To No 4 Om Page 8 ORIVA CAREPULLT-84TH 4 LIFE
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Talks Resume In Phone Tangle Between Bell System and CIO
NEW YORK UP The Bell System rejected an arbitrate award backed by the union and reopened talks with the Communications Workers of America to avert a nationwide telephone strike. Western Electric officials and CWA division officials met with Federal Mediation Commissioner T R Stental. J H MacKenzie, Western Electric labor relations manager, led the company delegation. Ernest Weaver, division president, spoke for the 11 000 installers threatening to walk out.
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Methodists Council Recommends Dropping Word Methodist
The Methodists Council of Bishops urged removing the word Methodist from the Methodist Federation for Bible Action. The statement said the federation is voluntary and not an official church body and noted the executive committee favored dropping the term to avoid public confusion about church endorsement.
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White House moves press conferences to new room
President Truman ends traditional White House press conferences. Reporters will no longer stand at the President's desk but sit in a drab conference room on the fourth floor near the old State Department. The change is meant to pace questions and grant the President more controlled interaction with reporters.
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Wallet Lifted in Revolving Deer Incident Report
A council statement closed a four day meeting with a bitter condemnation of Jota. Meopen Jee Fiyan’s best seller The te sevarying dew of Road Ahead is cited. Fiyan accuses Oetan Mutional Beak, Federal Council of Churches, of bias. Details remain unclear as a mother figure is described in a cryptic chapter title.
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