Chiang Kai-Shek blocks Red China trade shifts mode of war
James D White and Fee DeWhit Mackensie analyze Chiang Kai-Shek's sea and air blockade of Red China. They argue the Chinese Civil War remains unresolved as Shanghai declines, production stalls, and foreign trade shrinks. The article notes Red China leans toward Soviet supply, Manchuria trade with Russia, and growing pro Soviet sentiment behind Chiang's blockade.
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James D. White
Reds
China
Soviet
Russia
Shanghai
Rads
Tientsin
Ching
Soviet Russia
Manchuria
Peiping
Red China
Trie
Mamenirt
Chiang Kai-Shek
Anniston Gun Battle Loser Baptized At Kilby Prison
An AP story from Anniston reports Elon Dabney, once involved in a downtown gun battle with police, has been baptized at Kilby Prison after reform talks. He sent a letter to Warden Millican and shared a self-composed song. Guards note his change may or may not last, but hope for genuine reform persists.
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AnnIston
Kilby
Dewitt Carmichael
Associated Press
Virginian
Kjby
Lette
Ed Milucan
County
Elon Dabney
Annistich
Hs Guiter
Dabney
St Clarence Pate
Pete
State Penitentiary
Life In the Penitantrary
Millican
National Cotton Unit Drives Lint and Seed Markets
The National Cotton Council leads a campaign to boost U S cotton lint and seed use both domestically and abroad. Houston county agent C M Ling says the council unites farmers ginners warehousemen merchants spinners and cottonseed processors to expand consumption through four programs with funding by per bale and ton contributions from each sector.
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National Cotton Council
C. M. Ling
Houston
Cotton Council
United States
Ling
Conrail
Alabama
Alabama Farm Bureau
Eleven Alabama Counties Lead Moonshine Production
AP reports that eleven of Alabama's 67 counties account for the majority of the state's moonshine. Alcohol sales are legal in only two counties among this group, Colbert and Jefferson, while James T. Rogers of the Alcohol Tax Unit notes that 71 percent of state moonshine mash production occurred in these counties.
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Alabama
Birmingham
James T.rogers
Rogers
Jefferson
Tuscaloosa
Cleburne
Winston
Lauderdale
Colbert
Lawrence
Shelby
Limestone
Jackson
Marshall
Two Wiregrass Soldiers’ Remains Return Home
The remains of two Wiregrass soldiers who died in World War I were returned to the United States. Private Sobnia Walter, listed next of kin as Mrs. James H. Riley of Newville, arrived aboard the U S Army transport Carroll Victory. Corporal Janie Miller, with kin listed as year, was picked up in regional counties.
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United States
Army
Hawan
Pte
Sobnia i Walter
Jan Cue
James H. Riley
Newville
Europe
Carroll Victory
Janie Miller
Irene Knight and Joe Hastings Mentioned in Transit Note
A garbled report references Irene Knight and Joe R Hastings in connection with a U S transport purse case. The fragment suggests a bright red item and a zipper pocket, noting changes and potential confusion over missing funds or coins.
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Irene Knight
U.S
Peerate
Joe R. Hastings
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Bobbie
NYS
Wangie
Chua
North
Formosa
Buick
Dothan Buick Company
Dothan, Ala
En Otter
National Cotton
Wiregrass
Fla
Kes
Foster
Coats
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