France U S Britain Near East West Alignment Over Coal
Moscow hosts a three nation foreign minister conference as France seeks to stay outside bloc lines while Britain and the United States press a coal deal with Germany. France leans toward Western bloc but Marshall outlines principled stands. Economic talk in Washington notes rising price pressures but unclear impact on cost of living.
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Price cuts spark concern over living costs and jobs
The report argues reductions are spotty, pay little for many goods, and real family budget relief will wait until food prices drop. Officials say price cutting came only after fears of deepening economic gloom, and that lower prices could reduce profit incentives hurting production and employment. Aleman’s U S visit aims to boost warm reception for the Mexican president amid public media indifference.
Balkan border probe report due from Security Council panel
Washington coverage notes Aleman welcomed by DC commissioners while workers are released early. The Balkans Lake Success row heats up as the Security Council commission in Geneva drafts a split report on Greek charges against Albania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia. Russia and Poland blame Greece. In Washington farmers income tax returns face tighter scrutiny as officials fear underreporting amid high crop prices. Single Phone Union? Washington spokesmen.
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National unions form Communications Workers of America
The telephone unions plan to merge into a single national union called Communications Workers of America with NFTW head Joseph A. Beirne commanding the new body. By June 10 most of the 49 NFTW locals are expected to join, creating a more unified bargaining entity.
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Marianna Catholics Plan New Building
An architect drawing for a new brick Gothic style Roman Catholic church in Marianna has been presented to parishioners by Rev. Fr. Patrick Cunningham. The plan, near Jackson Hospital, includes vaulted dome Gothic windows Baptismal Confessional and Choir Loft with sanctuary and sacristy at the rear and space for heating and essential rooms. Seating will be about 168 with completion aimed for Midnight Mass at Christmas. current communicants total around 90.
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Slocomb Seaman Serves Aboard Wilkes-Barre Cruise
Grover B. Smith seaman second class, son of Mrs. Stella Smith of Slocomb Route Two, is serving aboard the cruiser USS Wilkes-Barre on a training cruise in Northern European waters. The Wilkes-Barre, flagship of Admiral Richard L. Conolly, arrived in England February 27 after voyaging from the United States, and has since visited Plymouth, Portland, Southampton, Le Havre, and Antwerp.
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American Woodmen To Hold Services at Beulah Church
The Dothan Camp of the American Woodmen, a Negro organization, marks its 46th anniversary with a thanksgiving service at Beulah Baptist Church starting at 3 p.m. Rev. T. H. Alford will deliver the anniversary sermon, followed by a parade and musical program.
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