Polish Airmen Rescued After Desperate Sea Rescue
In a sea rescue off Cape Finisterre, Polish airmen Kas and Cabalas, shot down and forced to parachute, were plucked by the German steamer Samos after circling the ocean for hours. They reached Porto and were hospitalized. one suffered a forearm injury. The crumpled plane broke apart on impact.
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Georgia Chairman Seeks County Views on Nominee
Rome Ga Aug 6 Georgia Democratic leader G Ed Maddox, chairman of the state committee, has written to county chairmen asking for estimates of the November presidential outcome. He notes agitation against the nominee but believes many dissenters may become reconciled.
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Budget Director Lorod Seeks 1990 Budget Totals
Brigadier Gen H M Lorod director of the budget arrived in Superior Wisconsin to present to the president budget estimates for 1990 near 3.7 billion dollars with notable increases planned for several departments The current year ended at about 3.3 billion dollars
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Hartford to vote Democratic, predicts Lex Corbitt
Hartford druggist Lex Corbitt predicts the city will again vote Democratic this year despite some voters planning to oppose Al Smith. He cites enough real Democrats on record to prevent a Republican victory and foresees bolters moving to the Democratic side as the season develops.
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al Smith
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Boy Dies in Stepfather Murder Near Louisville
A county jail inmate Will Gachet, a Black man from Route Four Clayton, is charged with murder of his seven year old stepson George Robinson. The body was found in St Luke cemetery near Louisville after an investigation by Sheriff O H Teal Solicitor T M Paterson and Justice J B Dykes. Gachet claimed mule trampling caused death but autopsy indicated strangulation. The mother Ella Gachet told the sheriff the boy was beaten by his stepfather on Thursday and died about an hour later.
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Tire Theft Arrest Near Houston Hotel Sparks Race Labelling
Coleman Sappo, a Black man, was arrested by a deputy sheriff last night for removing a tire from a car parked in front of a new Houston hotel. The vehicle belonged to Charlie Cellins of Columbia, according to Sherith Rollins.
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Train Wreck Near Mounds Kills Nine Injures Dozens
A southbound passenger train side wip es a parallel northbound train near Mounds Illinois. Nine killed and about twelve seriously injured per a Chicago statement from Central Headquarters. Between 50 and 60 were taken to Cairo area hospitals, many in critical condition. A sewer pipe reportedly caused the wreck and led to a second derailment and fire.
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Acorn Store Burglar Caught Returning With Loot
Bartie Guilford, 18, an African American man, burglarized the Acorn Store by bending window bars with a buggy axle. He was caught by a policeman as he climbed out with clothes, shoes, a hat, socks, and shirt. He is jailed on burglary charges after recent Houston county hard road sentence. Store manager J D James alerted police after noticing window pried slightly open around 11 p.m. Sunday.
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Bishop Mouzon on The Roman Catholic Question
Methodist bishop Mouzon argues on the Roman Catholic question amid European and American tensions. He reflects on religious inheritance, cites Hebrews about fathers and successors, and recalls his Mexico church work triggering a broader view of Church and democracy, endorsing Dr. Winten’s Mexico book and noting Catholic hierarchy’s impact on self government.
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Released prisoner claims city police withheld his property
Raymond Derby says Dothan police refused to return a .48 Smith and Wesson revolver and other items stolen from his car after his release from jail. He alleges officers offered no means to recover his belongings and that a handkerchief and a fountain pen were missing. Police deny knowledge of the listed items and contend the seized goods belong to another man, Givhan.
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Extradition Request Seeks Return of Henry Blackmer
Paris Aug 6 Formal demand for the extradition of Henry AT Blackmer, connected to the Teapot Dome trial, was made ten days ago by the American embassy on State Department instructions. A warrant for his arrest was issued in Denver for perjury and authorities expected a swift precision in the matter while Blackmer remains under surveillance.
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Henry AT. Blackmer
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Weather outlook for Alabama and Atlantic states
Fair tonight and tomorrow with gentle east winds. The weekly outlook covers the South Atlantic and East Gulf states with generally fair weather, varying only by local afternoon thunder showers in the east Gulf and interior South Atlantic regions. Temperatures expected to be moderately warm throughout the week.
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Worker leaps from burning Chrysler after car catches fire
William Bryant of Leakeil Sign Works escaped serious burns by jumping from a running car that caught fire. The vehicle, a Chrysler, sped up the road before crashing into a ditch and bursting into flames, destroying it.
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Power Company Connects to Dothan Utilities
Alabama Power connected transmission lines to the local switchboard and the municipal plant boilers are cool for the first time in eight years. Current is being transmitted via Union Springs lines. Mayor likely to support a franchise ordinance at tonight’s council meeting allowing transmission lines on certain streets. If granted, the city would receive $65,000 for the Kalberg Bluff transmission line.
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R. J. Goodwin
Union Springs
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Kalberg Bluff
Willie C Bell jailed for theft at Baker home Saturday
Willie C Bell was jailed for stealing merchandise from Walter Baker’s home on Saturday night. He allegedly broke in and entered the residence late Saturday.
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Sheriff Finds Gallon of Liquor Near Snellgrove Home
Deputy sheriffs found a ration of liquor in a field near Charlie Snellgrove’s home on Sunday. Snellgrove was arrested on charges of violating the prohibition law.
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Shall Religious Prejudice Poison American Politics
An editorial critiques religious prejudice in politics, arguing that anti Catholic and sectarian bias risks undermining national unity. It discusses how fear and stereotype shape public discourse and threaten equal access to office. Page Seven continuation hints at broader political implications.
Shooting Near Whiskey Deal Ends in Death Threat
Harvey Covington was shot by Frank Taylor a Black man Sunday at noon over a disputed $1.50 for whiskey. Covington likely fatally wounded with four shots fired. a bullet grazed Covington’s five year old son. Taylor is jailed on a blanket charge, with conflicting accounts from both sides.
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Escaped Convict Caught By Rollins Force Sunday
Orin Franks, an escapee from Wax, was seized by Sheriff Rollins Sunday after release from confinement in Teale County. Franks, serving six months on the hard roads of Houston County, made his break but will now face his original sentence plus additional terms for the escape.
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Rollins
Teale County
Franks
Houston County
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