Yanks Roll Forward For Showdown In Korea
Allied forces push toward South Korea as two fresh American divisions join Marines and Second Infantry. Tanks lead advances along Naktong River while front lines shrink toward Chinju and Pusan. Casualties include Sgt Cleon Phillips as U S forces probe behind enemy lines near Cainty and Magan.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
South Korea
South Coat
Chinju
Naktong River
Nea Cainty
Battle ends in Dale County civil suit over damaged beverages
In Dothan Circuit Court Judge D C Halstead granted Pepsi Cola Bottling Company 1500 in damages against Dr Pepper Bottling Company tying to a 1950s bottling shortage. The suit involves Schell Napier Field warehouse seizures and 934,000 in additional damages claimed by Pepsi Cola tied to Bourbon County and Midland City contexts.
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Dothan
Ges
Dale County
D. C. Halstead
Pepsi- Cola
Dr. Pepper
Halstead
Pepsitole Company
C. S. Bogwess
T. R. Selwile
W. McTughlin
Ated
Aodxe Halatend
Coxta
Schell
Napier Field
Pepa-Cols
Burgess
Dale
Midland City
Schelte
McLaughlin
Ozark
Bogdets
Seneile
Jonses
Anid
Newton Crash Fatal To William L. Snell
William Lawrence Snell a 40 year old Newton resident died en route to Dothan hospital after his car veered from the road and fell into an embankment within Newton city limits. Hewas a World War II veteran formerly with the Veterans Administration in Quark and a member of Quark Post 82 Americas Legion and the Newton Methodist Church. Funeral services are set for Friday at Newton Methodist Church. Burial in Newton Cemetery.
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William Lawrence Sell
Newton
Rhet
Dothsa Hospital
Highway Patrol
Snell
Snel
Dothan
Valerans Administration
Quark
Quark Post 82
Americas Legion
Ogark
Methodist Church
Jean Benton Snell
W. J. Snell
Colm Snell
Luther Poihan
Cheries
Newton Methodist Church
Gerald King
Harvey Matthews
Newton Cemetery
Ozark Chamber Set Annual Meeting With Dinner Event
Ozark Chamber prepares for its annual meeting next Monday at Cowikee Mills Park. Avondale Mills director Donald Peesgoingham will be principal speaker, with C. H. Adkinson announcing the plans. Hubert Law to be installed as Chamber president after the dinner.
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Orark
Donald Pees Goingham
Avondale Mills
Ozark Chamber of Crammerce
Chamber
C. H. Adkinson
Cowikee
Hubert Law
Ee Chamber
States Righters Appeal To Bar Contest Injunction
States' Righters filed a new appeal to block an injunction in a dispute over four Loyalists named to the State Democratic Executive Committee for Alabama's Third Congressional District. The Alabama Supreme Court indicated the case could be considered only on whether the contests were properly filed and bonds posted, amid earlier court rejections and ongoing partisan challenges.
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Alabama
Agile
Bowen Simmone
National Party
Russell
Lee
Coffer
S the Age
Weir
Shramons
eOnte
Acme
25 Persons Arrested By Dothan Police
Police in Dothan booked 25 individuals in a busy shift. Teenagers faced public drunkenness charges. George Coleman, a Black man, faced arrest for alleged resisting, disorderly conduct, and public drunkenness after a scuffle with Officer Sam Rice. Two people charged with driving while intoxicated. Names listed include Jessie Owens Jr and M D Curley, with Curley also charged for collision following an accident. Additional counts include assault and battery, reckless driving, and multiple drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges.
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Dothan
George Coleman
Sam Rice
Ay Jessie Owens, Jr
M.D. Curley
Store挑 West Main Enters Court Over Proposed Grocery
In Dothan the Salita brothers push a mandamus against City Engineer Ford to issue or show cause why a West Main and Cherokee Street store permit cannot be granted. The case comes as the City Planning Board recommended classifying the area as strictly residential despite a 4 to 2 vote favoring construction. Seven property owners objected, urging residential zoning.
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West Main
Cherokee Street
H. D
J. D. Salita
Dothan Brothers
Moe
D.C Halstead
Kid, Ford
Fordeas
Randomus
Planning Board
Oar
Sabbax
Maronga
City Board of Zoning_and Adjustment
City Commission
Thee
Flowers
Comintamon
Norm Adkins
Jimmy Thrower
Salibas
Ford
Caretully
Save & Life
State Newspapermen Gather At Resort
Biloxi AP reports Alabama press men gather at a seaside resort for the Alabama Press Association summer meeting. The tone is playful with an all play and no work session, though one major business deal could be transacted during the gathering.
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Biloxi
Alabama
Sumter
Alabama Press Association
1 000 Cops Battle Peace Marchers In New York
About 1 000 police clashed with 1 000 left wing peace marchers in Union Square New York City as a planned rally was banned. Fist fights injuries and window smashing were reported during the hour long crackdown. Police dispersed demonstrators who then regrouped at nearby streets. The New York Labor Conference for Peace organized the event seeking mediation in Korea.
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New York
Union Square
Union
Times Square
Hook and Ladder Company
Litc Street
2Nd Street
Madison Square Park
New ‘York Labor Conference For Peace
Paul Robeson
W. E. DuBois
Peace Information Center
Korea
State Supreme Court
Eugene L. Brisach
Sho Ull Oav
Alabama Legislature Eyes Fifth Solo Session Amid Deadlock
Gov. James E. Folsom signaled a possible fifth special session as House and Senate aimed to end the current session. A Friday adjournment stalled reapportionment bills amid a lockout, while the Alabama Supreme Court commanded Senate and House consent before any nine day adjournment. The Senate, ready to leave from day one, awaits House action to close the session and shape any future special sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Alberson Reprieve Granted By Folsom
63 year old Henry Alberson of Enterprise receives an indefinite stay of execution less than 12 hours before the scheduled electric chair death. Governor James E. Folsom halts the sentence for psychiatric examination after defense argues insanity. A prior medic board found him sane, with further evaluation ordered at the State Hospital for the...
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Montgomery
Henry Alberson
Enterprise
James E. Folsom
Alberson
Dhe
Alverson
Anther
Folsom
State Hospital
Thane
Albertson
State Supreme Court
Sanity Commission
Strong measures group approves bills in alien crackdown
The Senate Judiciary Committee backed three anti subversion bills. They would allow six month deportation of aliens, permit suspending immigration quotas of nations that refuse to take back deportees, and create a new State Department visa division tied to the CIA. The move follows FBI and Immigration Service rounds up of Communist aliens and leaders.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
United State
State Department
Central Intelligence
The
Fat
FBI and
Immigration Service
Zit Island
Purts
House Body Okays Exemptions For Press And Radio
The House tentatively exempted press and radio from standby price control powers in the administration’s mobilization bill. The Buchanan amendment preserves exemptions for information sources similar to World War II, excluding newsprint. The measure also sets May 31 as the base period for farm price controls, aligning with prior dates.
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Washington
House
Buchanan
D-Pa
Brown
Ivested
Rep
Pace
Black man charged in Miller slaying in Hartford
Police said a 2 year old Atlanta Black man, John Smith, employed by Dorris Vernon Miller, killed Miller and an unidentified woman after a wage dispute. Bodies found under a truck near Atlanta. Smith allegedly admitted to the slayings. Miller’s body returned to Hartford for burial at Pleasant Hill Church. He is survived by his father, four sisters and two brothers.
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Atlanta
Dorris Vernon Millar
Hartford
Miller
Fulton County
W. L. Duncan
John Smith
H.‘L. Hatcher
Huartford
Duncan
Hatcher
Columbus
Smith
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hartfied
Pleasant Wit Church
Lincomb
Church
Angus Miller
Bellwood
George W. Strickland
Wille \Carter
Dothan
Aaron Carter
Raymond Roughton
Columbu
Brille Dean Biller
Hobby Miller
Dixie Flag Stolen Sparks Garden City Theft Case
Edmund T. Duval, longtime local, reports a Confederate flag theft from his property, valued at 480, triggering a police inquiry. The incident underscores tensions in the community and highlights a hate crime concern raised by the victim.
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Garden City
Edmund T. Duval
Ted
Duval
Peicelese
USSR Move To Seat Red China In UN Blocked By Allies
AP dispatch reports seven nations united against seating Red China on the UN Security Council as part of Korea peace talks. Britain France Ecuador Cuba Norway and Nationalist China joined the United States in insisting Korea questions be discussed before any seating. American delegate Wareren R. Austin led the push against deals tying Korea to China. India was watched for a pivotal stance as delegates debated agenda and procedures. Malik outlined two points on seating China and peaceful settlement in Korea. The United States pressed for consideration of Korea localization ahead of any seating decision.
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U. S
Council
India
Benegal N. Raw
Jakob A. Mali
Malik
North Korea
UNESCO Support Of Fight Seen
Washington officials expect UNESCO to hold an emergency session in Paris to bolster public understanding of United Nations action in the Korean crisis. State Department leaders deem UNESCO’s role crucial as it brings educators and thought leaders from 50 member countries to explain the UN military campaign against Communism in Korea. Secretary Acheson says UNESCO should broaden awareness of UN action and its objectives.
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John M. Fightover
Washington
State Department
Unesco
Paris
United Nations
Korea
Rupaia' Bropagente Vine
United Bauer Security Counci
South Korea
Kuala
Kremlin
Acheson
United — Nations
U.S. National Commission For Unesco
Scout Officials Plan To Mail Timber Sale Data
Scout officials will mail land descriptions and bid packets to timbermen in the Wiregrass area after Aug 7 for the sale of timber on the Clintonville Scout Reservation in Coffee County. Bids addressed to Robert McRight, Scout Executive, Southeast Alabama Council, Dothan, should be marked "s o mind bid on Amber." Bids open Sept 5 with advance notice to interested parties. The 520 acre site will finance a lake and dam, with funds aiding camp development. James J. Kelley, camping and activities chair, said two bids per timberman are requested, one for all marketable timber 12 inches diameter and up, and one for timber 16 inches and up.
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Fous, Ltd
Clintonville
Council Scout
Robert McRight
Southeast Alabama Council
Dothan
Coffee County
Gormillee
James. J. Kelley
FBI Probe Looms In Draft Testing Scandal
In Virginia the FBI prepared to join the probe into suspected draft dodgers who allegedly faked mental tests. Federal District Chief George Hamrickhouse urged that Selective Service officials be investigated. He warned that draft violators face jail and stiff penalties as reports claim deliberate dunking and other irregularities in mental testing.
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Richmond
FBI
Virginia
George R. Hamrickhouse
San Jose
Selective Service
Faimrickhouse
Taime
Tental Seite
Hermes
Scare Buying Drops as Pork Prices Decline and Eggs Rise
Retail pork prices fell by two to ten cents per pound in many areas while eggs moved up. Other goods including poultry and dairy showed varying changes amid reports of stabilizing food demand. Fresh produce saw price shifts due to garden supply. lettuce peppers and cantaloupes rose, tomatoes and grapes varied. A food trade group noted war scare buying faded nationwide, with grocers near-unanimous in Thanksgiving season survey responses.
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Chicago
BR. M. Kalter
Rasceiaten Retail Grocers
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Morea
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Pusan
U.S
Magan
Pm't City
Doh Whitehead
Associated Preas
Houston
Ri— San A
William L. Snell
Ozark Chamber Group
Dothan Police
Truman
D. C. Muller
Ussr
China
Jacksonville
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