Injunction Bars Mobile Milk Sale Ban Enforcement
A temporary injunction restrains the city of Mobile from enforcing a milk sale ban near Baldwin County Alabama and Biloxi Mississippi. Judge John McDuffie scheduled a hearing to decide if the injunction should become permanent. Local dairy groups protested as Baldwin producers, led by attorney John Johnston, argued the ordinance restrains trade and harms dairymen who ship 1500 gallons daily to Mobile.
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John McDuly
Maentioning
Monroeville
Uy “Haw
Bartywin
Dal Aishes
McDuffie
Mobile Meine Commission
Zin
Baldwin County
Ala
Biloxi
Miss
Mobile
Sem M. ‘Johnston
Baldwin
Moebie
Teltaiy Mashburn
Pemcerimao
Henry W. Sweet
Peru
Venezuela
Commendation Bar Awarded AF Sergeant Pulsifer
MOBILE AP Sgt William H Pulsifer Jackson Mrsg on duty at Mobie earned an Air Force commendation ribbon after he risked his life to rescue a trash victim in Pat Gul Beit. He aided in life raft recovery during a ditched vessel incident at Brooke ley base, but was found dead as heavy tides hampered rescue. The Air Force credited his voluntary acts and perilous conditions. Pulsifer, son of Mr and Mrs WH Pulsifer of Jackson, was assigned to the 120th Air Transport Squadron.
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Air Force
Pulsifer
WH. Pulsier
Jackson
120Th Air Transport Squadron
Ruling Could Boost City Elementary Enrollment
The decision would admit the first grade enrollees to the city elementary schools, likely adding one and possibly two first grade teachers. County schools are not expected to feel the impact as greatly. County Superintendent Solomon Baxter said extra first grade teachers are not contemplated, with need shown by increased elementary enrollment.
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Arve Mot
Solomon Baxter
New York Cotton Futures Edge Higher in Morning
New York cotton futures showed gains of 15 to 35 cents per bale as trading opened. May futures at 29.75, July at 20.10, with other nearbys at 2085 and 2088 and a 20 percent value noted.
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New York
New Leads Claimed In Cartwright Slaying Case
Authorities report new leads in the Cartwright slaying as Muscogee County Sheriff Howell cooperates with Jacksonville officers. J. Brian Cartwright, a visitor from Columbus, Ga, died after a beating at his sister in law’s home on the Fourth of July weekend. A cab driver saw swelling and bruising on Cartwright’s face in the hours before his death.
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Jacksonville
Fie
Polleaday
J. Brian Cartwright
Columbus, Ga
Georgia
Muscogen County
Ernest P. Howell
Cartwright
Howell
The
Florida Times-Uaion
Bing
Ben
Seminole 4-Her Aip For State Office
Milledgeville Georgia Up Politice dominated today's State 4 H event as 708 delegates heard nominations for state president. Candidates included Donald Branyoh of Clarke and Ferrell Hagin of Brantley with elections set for tomorrow. Public speaking champions were Sybil Compton of Marietta and Edward Johnson of Savannah.
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Milledgeville, Ge
Donald Branyoh
Clarke
Ferrell Hagin
Brantley
Sybil Compston
Marietta
Edward Johnson
Savannah
Workaby Inch
Viga
Marycolm Muller
Terrell County
Bobby Peel
Pike
Bobby Hornsby
Sorunole
Bruce Murphy
Thomas
June Greer
Newton
Faye Gibbs
Colquitt
Carolyn Adams
Hart
Phyl
Barrbara Young
Bichmond
Jean Peed
Taylor
Europe Council of Europe fosters union amid limited powers
The article outlines the Council of Europe as a parliamentary body of 13 nations including Britain France Italy Belgium and others. It notes its limited enforceable power only to make recommendations and describes its双two houses the ministerial committee and a consultative assembly with over 100 delegates. It mentions Winston Churchill's unity movement and possible Western European federation.
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Ousit Congress
Council of Europe
Council
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Ireland
Iceland
Luxeme
Bourg
Greece
Turkey
Parliament of Nations
Europe
European Unity Movement
Winston Churchill
Hie
Ut Bop
United States
United Nations
Congress
Senate
Jahunty
Graceville Merchant Dies Near Geneva
Graceville merchant Hargrave, 40, died near Geneva last night after a heart attack while en route to visit relatives in Kinston. He operated a lounistion in Graceville. Funeral services will be held at his Graceville residence with arrangements by Fittman of Geneva. Relatives arriving include his son Micheal of Graceville and his parents Mr. and Mrs Waller Hargrave of Pine Castle Florida, plus siblings in California, Georgia, Pensacola, and Orlando.
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Geneva
Speelald
Walter Jr
Hargrave
Graceville
Kinston
Neral
Tle
Fittman
Geneva Will Bay
Evi
Uts
Jeanette
Micheal
Waller Hargrave
Pine Castle
Fin
Broee Fata
San Francisco
Cal
C. Bleckahaa
James
Cuilstee
Mra
Tobison
Pensacola
Mire
Orditger
Orlando
Pla
Miami Price War Enters Round Three
Miami road price war escalates with ads offering 1 pound of potatoes for 25 cents and sugar for one penny with $19 purchase, while margarine drops to 27 cents per pound and tomato and avocado specials appear.
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Miami
Premeditation verdict in hammer murder case
Jury returns to seek lost testimony as Beck and her Spanish lover face first degree murder charges for killing Mrs Fay in a New York area home. Prosecution cites hammer blows and a fake romance. Defendants challenge confessions from Michigan and await outcome ruling on death penalty or mercy.
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Fay
Jorge Porera
Fernandez
Jate
Beck
Hong Taland
Romeo
New York
Michigan
Polio Ward Limits at Dothan Hospitals
Dothan hospital authorities say Alabama has no claton wards in smaller towns and only general isolation rooms in larger-city hospitals. An acute polio case needs an isolation ward to protect other patients, but one Dothan hospital has only a single room for infectious cases, while another has a separate building with an isolation ward.
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Dothan
Alabama
Scule Pallu Aia
Malianna
Finnish Communist Party Faces Leadership Change Rumors
Rumors claim Mrs Hetta Kutsinen Leino, top Communist in Finland, may be replaced as TK has suffered four years of steady losses. No official statement has been issued. The Communists allied with the left wing Sootatiats are a strong third in Finland. The Democratic Union, dominated by Communists, held five seats in the 1948 DM-seat parliament, three more than Social Democrats and Agruziana.
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Communist Party
Prst
Mra
Hetta Kutsinen-Leino
Finland
Sootatiats
Democratic Union
Social Democrats
Agruziana
unclear wording reflects a disrupted report
A fragmentary report notes three individuals under guard with later details about one walking to camp uninjured and placed under guard. The text also mentions variations of names and unclear addresses, with one person reportedly not released.
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Mercus Berane
Hughe
Clice Murrero
Famed Circus Clown Coco Dies in Jacksonville
Coco, renowned Boraum and Bayley circus clown famed in 40 countries, died yesterday in a Jacksonville hospital. The performer known as "The one and only Coco" was 70 or 71. A native of Celesta, India, he joined circus life and later moved to Florida, where he worked in health education for schools before his death.
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Tacksonville
Pia
Coco
Boraum and Bayley
Wings
Yea
Hig Reabife
George Hubert Herbert Ke
Celesta
India
Circus Life
Herbert
Florida
Aumot
Florida Girl Named Chicago Student Aide
Adaleen Hurnette of Tamga is named among 20 students selected as student aides for 1849 60 at the University of Chicago Chancellor Robert M Hutching announced Burnette who earned a bachelor’s degree with general honors in June will begin graduate study in psychology at Chicago Tall Tobe war a student side in the highest honor the University centers Burnette has served on the campus magazine and newspaper staffs and was elected founder of the Women’s Athletic Association next year
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Chicago
Adaleen Hurnette
Tamga
Fin
University of Chicago
Robert M. Hutching
Toanyies Burnette
Misa Burnette
Magazime
Women's Athletic Association
Tar Nex
Venr
Housing bill clash delays appropriations in federal plan
Conferees approved 17500 for Woods agency, while Senate seeks reconsideration of the conference bill. The long range public housing program aims to build 34,634,600 houses in four cities over two years under the Public Housing Administration, with Chicago Los Angeles and Norfolk Galveston among cities authorized for thousands of dwellings each.
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RegateHouse
House
Senate
Ventuator
Douglas
D-Ith
Conference Committee
Woods’ Agency
Lerigs
Publi Housing Administration
Chicago Labs
Los Angeles
Norfolk
Galveston
Tex
Mississippi Party Meets on Jackson to Discuss Nominees
The Mississippi Republican Party holds a Jackson meeting to decide whether to back or block national Democratic nominees, with J Knox Hult and J B Snider among leaders. Earl Long’s Louisiana influence looms as W H Talbot pledges attendance to contest the chair. Pro Truman representatives to attend despite no flight access. party aims to replace chair McGrath.
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Alabama
Cane
Mustesipp Party Committee
Jackson
J. Knox Hult
J. B. Snider
Beta
Hermes Gautiep
Washingeton
Truman
Washington
Snider
Rearing
Chaiman McGrath
Louisiana
Earl Long
W. H. Talbot
Fortis
Louisana Federation of Labor
Yugoslav War Aid Plan Backed by Acheson and Johnson
The administration argued for a war aid plan to Yugoslavia to prevent its economic collapse and Soviet expansion. Acheson supported the plan citing strategic risk and Tito's possible reconciliation, while Johnson claimed the project would boost Yugoslavia's war strength despite uncertainties.
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Yugoslavia
Acheson
Marschal Tilo
Yusavas
Tito
Johnson
Bia Department
Obituaries From Enterprise Region Honor Local Residents
Obituaries list Jesse L Rogers and Rhoda Miller with survivors including spouses, children, and extended kin. Also notes funeral services for Samuel Harrison, detailing services, burial, church affiliations, and family survivors. Local funeral homes managed arrangements for each case.
Livestock Market Report From Thomasville and Montgomery
The market covers cattle, calves, hogs across nine packing plants in Albany Columbus Mont ime Thomasville Titton Dothan and Tallahassee with hog prices steady to weak. Montgomery figures show cattle receipts 350 and varied prices for slaughter steers cows and calves, plus hogs with mixed weight ranges andprices, reflecting active but unsettled trade across the region.
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Thomasville
Cap
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Monime
Titton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Fin
Montgomery
APY
Mkt
FreeUnion
Georgia Florida flue cured tobacco season near end
The Valdosta region markets of Metter Statesboro and Vidalia closed as the Georgia Florida flue cured season nears finish. Prices fell with most markets open and the day seeing roughly 4.5 million pounds sold. Metter to finalize sales tomorrow with others scheduled. Alabama?
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Georgia
Florida
Valdosta
Metter
Statesboro
Vidata
Department of Agriculve
Dradea
Arta
Veasey Charged In Liquor Violation Raid
Federal agents cracked down on moonshine near Brantley in Crenshaw County uncovering a 60 gallon distillery setup. T. Veasey was arrested at his home on charges of operating a distillery and non tax paid whiskey in Coffee County, with bonds set as the case proceeds before U. S. Commissioners Doughtry and Hughes.
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Brantley
U. 5
J. W. Doughnty
T. Veaney
Dig Mery
Veasey
Charles R. Hughes
U. S
Montgomery
McOughtey
Featerday
Daughtry
Coffee County
Brantfox
Crenshaw County
Keyserling Warns on Postwar Production and Employment
Leon Keyserling of President Truman's Council told war veterans at a luncheon that the country must restore and exceed 1048 production levels to be prosperous. He said no. 1 problem is to get consumption to match capacity and warned that without growth the nation will face ongoing unemployment and underutilized resources, with potential 700,000 annual losses in effort if not.
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Leon Keysuriing
Truman
Broadmue Advisers
Keyserling
War Veterans
Governor hints at veto of absentee voting bill in heated session
Fal praised a bed bill to end absentee ballot stuffing but warned he may veto the measure that would require some voters to cast ballots in person. Lawmakers eyed amendments to the general appropriations bill as sessions promised fireworks. A journal reading looms as a potential flashpoint while questions linger on funding if the legislature adjourns.
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Falsom
House
Fanna
Senate
Brocghton Lamverta
Tallapoosa County
Bolsony
Lambert
Folsom
Supreme-Packer Game 1 Opens Playoff Race
Supreme's softball team, holder of the league's second most titles, opens a two out of three playoff series tomorrow night against the Wilson Packers for the Fast League title. The winner advances to face Tele phone for the City championship, with the idle Linched slow league champion awaiting the outcome. A practice game with Methodists is set for Baker lot at 7.
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Supreme
Wilson Packers
Serten
Supreme Wisson Ut
Lacy Pave
Methodists
Baker Lot Ia
Congressional hearing cites Lewis and UMW in coal shift
Senator Thurmond pressed Lewis and the United Mine Workers before the Senate Banking Committee, accusing them of long efforts to monopolize coal and condemning a three day work week as a major Gaton era flaw. Representative Velde warned of perjury charges against an unnamed Scientist X tied to atomic secrets allegedly shared with a Communist.
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Daendistin
Congress
Jon L. Lewis
Thurmond
Lewis United
Ming
Lewis
Nississippi
Senate Banking Committee
UMW
Harold A. Velde
R-Il
House Apy Butters
Scientist X
Truman cites Vaughan testimony leaks in Senate hearings
President Truman said most favorable Vaughan testimony was not leaked from closed sessions as public committee hearings revealed pressure on Housing Expediter Hughes Woods to aid Tanforan race track and on a sugar official to drop a complaint against Allied Molasses. He noted a memo from Maj Gen Watt about officers for a job and seven freezers paid by Albert Verley Co. in the Vaughan matter.
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Vauenen
Truman
Gen
Vaughan
Subcommittee
Onen
Hughe K. Woods
Tanforan Racetrack
San Bruno
Cal
Allied Molasses Co
Perth
Arahoy
W. J
Alden H.watt
Army Chemical Corps
Walft
Albert Verley Co
Chicago
Johm Maragoth Vaughan
Whitt Howee
Cotton futures steady in New Orleans trading
In New Orleans, AP reports cotton futures were quiet Friday with most prices up about 15 to 20 cents from earlier. The day opened with narrow trading ranges as traders watched market cues and weather signals impact the sector.
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New Orleans
Private car crash tragedy shapes Mitchell funeral
Mourning for Miss Mitchell unfolds at Berkley Chapel with engrave d invitations and organ music as officials note the author’s life with a mix of memorials. Gravitt faces charges tied to her death while a crowd gathers outside under overcast skies and rain.
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Mitchellihe Alent
Marsii
Mitchell
Megro
Berian
Miss Mitchell
Rasid
Ip ‘Mitchell
Daltchell
Itis
Dean Devies
Lord Path
Mise Miteller
Mias Mitchella
Gravity
Gravitt
Mitchell Walle
William 5
Hartsfield
Jtamity
Atalanta
Peggy
Pilotstrurken
Two Alabama Men Held On Murder Charges
Jefferson County Judge G C Boney bound Hert Brock and Ghurtes Banks over to the grand jury after they waived preliminary hearing on charges of aiding in the death of Henry Moors 48 and Perry Moore 43 both of Trustville Alabama The men were released on $2 000 bonds following the preliminary action in Birmingham AP reports on the case tied to a barbecue event on a rural road date not provided.
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Birmingham
Adenville
Alvelly
Jefferson County
G. C. Boney
Hert Brock
Ghurtes
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