Impeachment Threat Raised Against Truman As Special Congress Wrangles
Western Berlin faces intensified fuel cuts as American British and French commanders reduce gas and electricity rations to 2.4 million people amid the Soviet blockade. Power for cooking to be halved and gas shut from 9 pm to 5 am daily as shortages deepen. ration cards and payrolls loom uncertain. Western firms to receive 100 westmarks per employee to cover overdue salaries funded by new westmark shipments.
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Truman
Congress
Walter Rundle
Berlin
Germany
McCorvey Chosen President by Alabama Bar Association
Gessner T. McCorvey of Mobile was elected president of the Alabama Bar Association. The meeting endorsed a States Rights stance limiting federal government powers and allowing states to set voter qualifications segregation and employment rules. The selection followed a noted division over civil rights views.
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Montgomery
Ala- Wima Bar Association
States Fagh
Gessner T. McCorvey
Mobile
Alabama
Association
United States
McCorvey
Democratic Executive Committee
Georgia Supreme Court
Lee B. Wyatt
Nuernberg
Germany
Downtown parking meters ease with few fines reported
Police Chief Id Kelley said meter enforcement dropped from Friday to yesterday as drivers mostly paid or avoided violations. The new system pushed private driveway parking into areas near 200 block of West Main street, prompting complaints from residents who found their driveways blocked. The chief warned against blocking driveways and cited an ordinance against it.
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Iddie D. Kelley
Kelley
Parker
Columbia City Hall to Be Dedicated in Wednesday Rites
Columbia City Hall, a $92,000 showplace, will be formally opened Wednesday afternoon with an address by Birmingham Mayor Green. The ceremony at 2:30 pm will feature music by the Columbia Yale School Band, with luncheon at noon hosted by county officials. The building houses the fire department and jail, and rain plans shift events to the high school.
Dothan Democrats Back Dixiecrat Pelicans Thurmond Wright Ticket
Dothan's City Democratic Executive Committee resolved in favor of the States Rights slate, urging Democrats to vote for Thurmond for president and Wright for vice president. The action praised party loyalty and urged turnout in the forthcoming election.
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Dothan
Democratic Executive Committee
States’ Rights
Thurmond
Wright
Lace Party
Alabama
Norices
Tate Party
Or x
Tofewe
Dene City
Démocraire
Comaninies
Meat Boycott Plan Spreads By Phone Across Big U S Cities
Meager notes say housewives in Dallas sparked a meat boycott spread to Atlanta Louisville Salt Lake City Kansas City San Francisco Indianapolis and more as the Agriculture Department warns of rising meat prices. An Indianapolis Kingan and Co official predicts cheaper beef and pork this fall while Chicago packers say rising supplies will ease prices later this season. Ten thousand Dallas women pledge support after Mrs R D Vaughn of the Dallas Women’s Chamber of Commerce mobilized via telephone.
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Chicago
API
Dallas
Atlants
Louisville
Salt Lake Cry
Kamas City
San Francissca
Incanapolis
Texas
Wisconsin
Housewives’ Crusade
Agriculture Department
Lwestock
Indianapolis
Kingan & Co
R D Vaughn
Chan Oir ‘of Commerce
Jena
Unclear OCR Snap Describes Local Pepper Game Incident
A Philadelphia area resident reports a street pepper game disturbance involving youths and a polite bystander. The fragmented text mentions Rob, Biche, and Bruker of a Shein league amid garbled phrases and names.
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Philadelphia
Nurbertn
Beswhali
Iday
Robe Teth
Pia Bruker
County Leaders Set Birmingham Meeting
County leaders announce a Birmingham meeting set to discuss regional issues and cooperative actions. Officials from various towns will convene to review plans and coordinate policies.
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Birmingham
Soviet Consul Claims Teacher Kidnapping Amid Moscow Split
New York report states Soviet Consul General Jacob Lomatin and a White Russian leader accused each other of kidnapping Russian schoolteacher Kosenkina Oksana Stepanovna from a farm near Valley Cottage New York. The Countess Alexandra Telster, heiress to Count Leo Tolstoy, counters that Stepanovna was abducted from the Telster Foundation property. Local and federal authorities were alerted as the case sparked a political dispute amid wartime tensions and probe into possible communist influence.
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New York
Nlgal
Jacob Lomatin
Dienates
Kosenkina Oksana Stepanovna
Massa
New York State
Kiyestigagan
Paler
Las
Barre
Washington
Karl EF Mundt
Mundt
Kesenkina Oksana Stepanovna
Soyer
Hearnan
Len Tolstoy
June Still Popular With Alabama Brides
Montgomery AP reports June remains favored for weddings in Alabama as health officials note ongoing seasonal activity and trends. The piece references marriage patterns, state departments, and public health data in a brief, fragmented regional summary.
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Alabama
Western Envoys Plan To Resume Deadlock Talks
Western envoys expect a resumption of talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov to break the East West deadlock over Germany and Europe. Negotiations in London and Moscow have included blunt exchanges on Berlin and a possible four power framework, with further meetings likely before leaders return to Stal in.
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Eddy Gilmore Moscov
Aly — Enveya
V. M Molotov
Germany
Europe
Stalin
Matotov
Dhiplomaire von Roe
London
Russia
Molotov
Stal
Herlin
Counterfeit US Money Mainly Forged in Europe Says Secret Service
The Secret Service reports that over two thirds of the year’s counterfeit currency, about $2.6 million, originated in Europe with most seizures occurring in Mare Sil, France. The agency notes thefts from government checks, tax refunds, and bonds as major enforcement challenges and cites a large plant in Marseille as a key seizure.
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U.S
Europe
Wasitiington
Maloney
United States
Marsoles
COS Staret
Telat
Bucredt
Crump Blames Labor Sales Tax For Loss
Crump attributes a defeat to a labor sales tax in a local election coverage. The fragmentary text references political blame and economic impact, with unclear local names and places. Information is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
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Crump
Ferguson Stern On Impeachment
Senator Ferguson urged rapid impeachment action amid a Senate hearing and President Truman’s conduct. He argued Congress must act if the executive abuses power and refused to comply with law, insisting impeachment is the constitutional check.
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Walsington
Fergison
Truman
Towerue
Dunstean
Senate
Ferguson
Congress
Willie
Remington
Mild GOP Bills Approved in 13 Day Session
The Republican led 13 day special session adjourned amid a bid for impeachment of President Truman. Senate and House passed mild anti inflation and housing measures while rejecting wage price controls. Ferguson charged Truman with seeking police state powers as Democrats criticized GOP tactics.
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Kenneth David Ton
Con- A
Truman
Homer Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate
Iruman
One President Was Almost Impeached
A garbled historical note recalls the impeachment process attempts against President Andrew Johnson. Edwin Stanton, secretary of war, was fired amid conflict with Congress, triggering battles over tenure and cabinet removals that shaped early impeachment battles.
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Waliington
Les Congress
Andrew Johnson
Edwin Stanton
Ceunet Rotinson
Chantranl
Mohsen
Pneatten
Slaton
Senate
Hess
Kring
Kone
Mystery Witness Named In Hedapy Network Probe
Washington AP story reports Alexander Koral identified as a mystery witness in a probe into Hedapy nets. The inquiry, led by committee chairman Mundt, may wrap next week amid discussions of wartime materials and the Abomb project.
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Douglan B. Cornelia
Washington
APY
Mourne
Alexander Koral
New York
Koval
Jn Washington
Ratkir
DeMbsa
Mutter
Poena
Wallace
Jastie R. Groves
Abum
Wark
Dak Deawder
Paty
Victor Perlo
Beng Inder
Wuttther Chamberd
Ae Wns
Courier
Tobin Nominated as Labor Secretary by Truman
President Truman nominated Maurice J. Tobin of Boston for secretary of labor in a Senate bid backed by labor leaders and lawmakers. Tobin, a former Massachusetts official and Boston police commissioner, would succeed Louis B. Schwellenbach after nearly two years of debate and delay.
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Washington
Truman
Maurite J Tobin
Boston
Bull
Massachusetts
Fabio Wbusr
Lewh
Rehwell
Thase
Doi Shelley
New Callfart
Ts Federation of Labor
James M. Mead
Nre
This Case Shows A Bridegroom’s Escape Affects A Wedding
A garbled OCR slice hints at a wedding case where the groom’s freeing action ties to marriage. References include phrases about a date, serenade, and a possible location or people, but the exact details remain unclear. Further readable names or events are not present.
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Michigan
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Jhia Chatsen
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Mr .Truman
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Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
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Koral
House Committee Group
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Labor
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