New Life Meeting Draws Crowds At Latay Street Church
A New Life gathering at Latay Street Church attracts large crowds for adult services and student events. Youth groups split into two teams led by Jon Cherry and Tom Carr. Nearly 86 attendees joined the service with a youth ministry focus. Rev Charles H. Hildreth urged care for others as the evening concluded.
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Acea
Yusth Meekngt
En World Builders
Jon Cherry
Tom Carr
Pail Mann
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Charles H. Hildreth
Police Investigate Burglary At Legion Clubroom
Police investigate a burglary at the American Legion clubroom. Two back doors were forced with a wrecking bar and three machines plus cigars were taken. Investigators C. S. Prier and Jamen Lewin are handling the case as details emerge.
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Folde D
Kelley
Dueglars
Jamen Lewin
C. S. Prier
Blockade talk and Western plans for World War II diplomacy
Fragmented text reports U S and Russia signaling possible lifting of a blockade and scheduling talks with Britain and France on a Western German state. It notes discussions on timetable, agenda, and Council of Foreign Ministers, with unclear intentions and shifting positions amid Allied coordination and German questions.
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Moscow
Wald
Russia
Ponora
State Department
Washington
U.S
Britain
France
Council of Forengy
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Civil Jury Verdicts Favor Defendants In Several Cases
A Circuit Court jury ruled for the defendants in RL Rhoden versus John Wenley Dean and others over alleged altered images. Aurie Frater won 538 against New York Life Insurance. Paul Cooper and Wilor Mas Grant, suing Zack Sorth, received 3 inch verdicts. Several other settlements were announced reducing active cases to five. A $100 judgment was awarded to Johany Daniels against Nomberg Cohen. Writs were filed by DM Buciett against Houston County and M A Farmer against Di f H beEn tyre. A jury began hearing evidence in a detune suit filed by Raymond Benton against D TR Hannezs et al.
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RL Rhoden
John Wenley
Dean Fthedes
Claymane
Aurie Frater
S38
New York Lie Insurance Company
Paul Cooper
Wilor Mas Grant
Raymond Benton
D. TR. Hannezs
Molotov Plan Aims at Eurasian Military and Economic Union
Reported revival of the Molotov Plan proposes Moscow centralization of military and economic resources across Russia’s satellite states. A five year plan would unify communications and currencies to ruble, with an expanded Communist International and an intercontinental Eurasian army under Soviet control. Molotov would coordinate foreign policy, Bulganin to form the Eurasian army, while satellites face tighter Moscow supervision and local governments subordinated to a central Moscow agency.
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Moscow
Russia
Latvia
Eastonia
Lithuania
Bulgaria
Romania
Albania
Hungary
Poland
Cinchaslovakia
Mikoyan
Beria
Wan BS Percent At Forest Land In New Hampshire
A fragment notes a private ownership angle in New Hampshire forest land, mentioning waning percentage and implications for land control. The readable text provides limited context about privately owned holdings and their impact on forest management.
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New Hampshire
Congress Prepares Clash Over Hoover Commission Report
Washington AP says the Hoover Commission report splits lawmakers with 12 minority dissenters yet majority backs a plan to reorganize the executive branch. Budget Bureau estimates 274 recommendations. 89 actionable by departmental orders. 66 require Congress via the Reorganization Act. Public battles loom over agency exemptions and new power shifts.
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Service, conductors, and current questions raised in Brennan remarks
Brennan urged better service to the people and eliminating voltage double while engineers attributed efficiency to conductors and capability. Market notes show mixed grain results with soybeans and lard rallying on the Board of Trade amid price volatility.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Death notices mark multiple Wiregrass obituaries
A string of funeral notices from Wiregrass area papers reports the deaths of John Dame, McEntyre, Hudson, Tomlin, J. G. Spears, John L. McLean, W. H. Stone, E. Adkinson, James Delma Mims and other local residents. Services set at Canter Church Ozark Union Hill Church and Cool Springs with interments at local cemeteries. Survivors listed include spouses children and siblings, reflecting extensive obituaries across Dale, Enterprise, Do than, Headland and surrounding towns.
Funeral Services Held for Merimon Barnes
Funeral services were conducted today for Merimon Barnes an Alabama native and Alcohol Tax agent whose body was found Monday at a fishing camp on the Chippewa River. Deputy Sheriff Joe Sims reported Barnes died apparently of a heart attack while fishing. The service followed by a burial planned in Guntersville Alabama. Surviving include his wife three sons one daughter two sisters and several relatives.
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Webstyre
John Dame
Mckrsyre
Ifelong
Cottabep
Dorbin
Canter Church
CC. Balkcor
H. M Givans
Ward-Wilson
Margaret Culbreth McEntyre
John C. MecEntyre
Daughners
Connie
Mary Florence McEntyre
D McEntyre
Headland
Roy
Luther McEntyre
Dothan
B.C. Granger
Trudy Walser
TL. Lott
OC. Dorch
Russell E Johnson
Tex
L Burnham
Ashford
Fred Waidrow
Chite \Smart
Cecil Raley
Biah Savta
Bustey Malcolm
Carl Porceter
James Knowles
John L. Aklean
Auburn
Adel McLeay
Mothe Jewel
Enterprise
Charles C
W. D McLeshy
Jim Albertson
J. A Grantham
Ab, Meret
George Horseley
Acaville
H. Stone
Marianna
Mermot Hampton Barnes
Toe
Chippit River
Barnes
Waal Chapelhire
Gunterswlle
Als
Alabama
Tarinley Barnes
M. In Barnes, Jr
Washing
D.C
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Mananna
Robert Lee Barnes
Washington
Melvin Barnes
Guntersville
Clifton Kendricks
Jay
Flo
John Orlando
Chicago Trade Board Divorces and Odd Inquiries Spark Confusion
Chicago residents bombard the Chicago Board of Trade with bizarre requests and misperceptions, from seeking divorces to buying shorts and baby carriages. Bernice Durkin of the public relations department recalls calls about free divorces and outsiders mistaking the board for a general trading exchange.
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Chicago Iapi
Chicago Board of Trade
Bernice Durkin
Public Relations Department
Board Ofrade
Mel Durkin
Navy
Navy Public Relations Department
Board
Mystery Man Found Living in Tomb-Like Cell in Town
Police traced a disturbing scene as Mrs Anne Makushak, 20, was found living in a makeshift cave at a rath. Neighbors described a lone wall breach and a crude tomb-like shelter with a boy fed through a hole. Makushak claimed years in isolation, wearing worn wool clothes and torn garments. An old radio and Bible were found nearby, with shorthand books suggesting idle study. The father Peter Makushak, 60, said the man had returned after a war return and had been seen at the tailor shop earlier.
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Makushak
Tyr
Tesch
Peter
Paul
Calder to be Army Secretary in transition plan
Washington AP reports Curtis Calder will become Secretary of the Army with Gordon Gray moving to deputy secretary. Calder expects to assume the post within 62 days, clearing the way for Carter to take over the former Kenneth Royall position.
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Communists advance threaten Shanghai amid Chinese war talk
The report describes Communist forces overrunning Soochow and advancing toward Shanghai from multiple directions. Nationalist officials acknowledge losses while planners brace for a possible major spring battle near Hangzhou and along rail routes cast to Shanghai.
Livestock arrivals and prices at Georgia and Alabama plants
Livestock arrivals totaled 225 cattle 150 calves and 80 hogs at eight plants in Albany Columbus Tifton Thomasville and Tallahassee with steady to strong hog prices. Barrow and gilt quotes ranged 1650 to 1915 pounds for 1790 240 to 270 pounds and 60 to 180 pounds for various hog classes. Cattle and calf quotes covered common slaughter steers heifers and vealers with steady to weak trends at Montgomery market.
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House committees weigh European Recovery funding request
The House appropriations committee discussed Truman’s request for 5.2722 million dollars for the European Recovery Program while some members push to cut the total further. Congress authorized a separate European aid program worth 5.43 billion dollars but has not yet funded it, and groundwork for funding moves is underway. The article also notes a House armed services committee plan to standardize military justice under a uniform code affecting all services. In Oxford, Mrs Bowman’s sorority reports members bringing vegetables to campus, as Martha at the University of Mississippi asks for a garden plot to ease homesickness.
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Pew
Appropriations Group
Stmed Services Committee
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Oxford
Werthe Bowman
Martha
University of Mississippi
J D Williams
Willliams
Temperance Education Act Funds and Bank Depositories Set
The 1947 Legislature appropriated $40,000 yearly for temperance education in schools. A board designated First National Bank and American National Bank at Gadsden as depositories for Alabama School of Trades funds. May 21 was set for a meeting of state text bank committees. Authorized $50,000 in bonds for a Livingstone State Teachers College boys dormitory construction.
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American National Bank
Gadsden
Alabama School of Trades
Stale Text Bank
Livingmen State Feachers College
Pigeon on Keys Halts Boston Church Broadcast
A pigeon entered an organ pipe during a Sunday broadcast at Angel Memorial hospital attached to Boston, frightening organist John Kiley and delaying the pastor Daniel J. Donovan from delivering his address. Attendants crawled 65 feet to extricate the bird and restore the program.
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Floridian Involved In Liquor Charge At Westville
A Florida man in Westville faced a liquor possession case on April 15 after authorities confiscated 120 gallons of liquor from a vehicle driven by Cartwright. Ring state investigator testified, and a $9 bond was set for Hawthorne Westville.
North Atlantic Pact outlined and U S ratification debates loom
The North Atlantic pact review frames it as an anti aggression treaty requiring ratification by all signatories and U S Congress. Acheson cautions that armed attack triggers a constitutional war declaration and urges steady vigilance against Soviet provocation amid Senate scrutiny and warnings of possible softening of U S commitments.
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