Pepper Would Broaden Marshall Plan To Include Help To Russia
Sen Pepper Flare urged broadening the Marshall plan to aid all nations in need, including Russia. He said aid should not be limited by political lines and criticized conditions on American assistance. He backed the plan's overall goal of European rebuilding and warned against engaging in war rhetoric.
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Russia
Washington
Pepper
Marshall Plan For
Ferope
Tog Narra
Truman
Congress
Tru- Mans
Greece
Turkey
Tas
Florida
Marhhall
Tin “Ong
3St
Balkans
Middle Furst
Asia
Marshall
U.S
Hee
Europe
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Mrs Glover 89 Dies at Abbeville
Mrs Eliza beth Sanders Glover, eighty nine, died at her daughter’s home in Abbeville after a long illness. Funeral services at Mt Enon Baptist Church with Rev P W Lett officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Surviving: three daughters Mrs Singletary Abbeville Mrs Mary Bell Dothan Mrs Hattie Lehner Savannah Ga. two sons Dr A M Glover Daleville S W Glover Shorterville. fourteen grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Grandsons to serve as pallbearers.
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Elizabeth Sanders Glover
J. A. Singletary
Abbeville
Mt. Enon
P. W. Lett
Midland City
Ward-Wilson
Glover
Baptist Church
Henry
Houston
Singletary
Sirs
Mary Bell
Dothan
Hattie Lehner
Savannah
A. M. Glover
Daleville
S. W. Glover
Shorterville
Georgia Governor Campaign Enlivened
In Elberton TD Talmadge Bowers announced intent to run for governor possibly requiring Supreme Court action to place name on ballot. In Brunswick Glynn County Commissioner Sam Levine, a 50 year old merchant, entered Democratic primary opposing white primary and calling for clean government. Main race remains between Gov M E Thompson and Merman Talmdge though no formal announcements yet.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Elberton
Talmadge Bowers
Aif Ite
Supreme Court
Brunswick
Glynn
Sam Levine
M. E. Thompson
Merman Talmadge
Sonny the neighborhood fixture and drifted figure
An elderly, frail man nicknamed Sonny lived a hard life in the neighborhood. He slept in a drug store basement and in the hospital, worked odd jobs at times, and rode buses to drink. He spoke of homelessness, war-time displacement, and lingering shame from past injuries.
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City Hill
Billy
Sonny
Bellevue Hospis
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Senco
Intertor
Saliba’s Appliance
E. Main St
EAGLE
Kraselsky
Knartloky
Clement R. Ritter
Cynethia
Inornipe Hermen
First Presbyterian Church
Evergreen Mission
Ritter
Presbyterian Church
Cynthia
J. Norton Dendy
The
Alibi Club
Bill Farmer & Orchestra
Wipkow
Morris
Danley - Johnson
N. Oates
Phon
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