Wallace roughed by crowd in Charlotte during campaign
Henry A. Wallace faced a hostile 2006 crowd in Charlotte North Carolina as eggs and ripe tomatoes flew at him when he exited his car. He spoke briefly near a monument after police cleared a path but jeers drowned out his remarks during a South tour stop.
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Wallace
Henry Wallace
Greensboro
N. C
Charlotte
Henry A. Wallace
Mecklenburg County
North Carolina
Mecklenberg County
England
Mild Protests Against Dothan Paving Project Reported
Scattered objections at City Hall met the plan for a new street paving program in Dothan. One block on Pontiac Street between Newton and North faced possible removal after investigation. Protestors included Arlington residents Mrs King H Richards Oliver Sempler Hartredge Hall and Mrs S H Moody along with neighbors on Collins Edgewood Girard Roberta and East Selma streets.
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City of
Arlington
Collin
Edgewood
Girard
Jeff
Pontiac
Roberta
East Selma
King H. Richards
Oliver Sempler
Hartredge Hall
S. H. Moody
Collins
C. C. Rodgers
Rudolph Hand
Mary Stewart
Sam Katsonis
Lamar Peterman
Albert West
Draft deadline for 1923 men ends tomorrow
Reminder notes the second and final day for men born in 1923 to register with the draft board. It asks readers born in 1923 if they have completed registration.
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Draft Board
Nearby Towns Urged To Attend Banquet
Alto Lee, chairman of the Pea nut Festival executive committee, urged all towns in the section to reserve representatives for the Friday night goodwill banquet. Reservations have come from over 20 towns and cities. The banquet at the Houston hotel starts at 6:30 p.m. with a pre dinner cocktail parity by the peanut industry.
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Alto Lee
Lee
Peanut Industry
Houston Hotel
24 Year Olds Rise To Fill U S Draft Roll
The 24 year olds begin registering for the Peacetime draft with 15 question questionnaires as the Army plans an initial 10 000 inductees in November and another 10 000 in December. Officials expect most draftees from the 22 and 23 year old groups later this week as the draft pace increases to about 6 000 per month.
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Associated Press
Ings
Selective Service
Army
Secretary of Defense
Forrestal
Serterdar
Peters Charged With Calling For U S Destruction
New York AP report says J Peters head of the Communist underground in America proclaimed the United States must be destroyed. Whittaker Chambers named Peters as the top underground leader before the House un American activities subcommittee. Peters faced contempt threats for refusing to answer questions on his affiliations and on Communist party activities. Deportation charges remain with immigration service. George Hewitt testified that Peters ordered destruction of the United States and its institutions.
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New York
J. Peters
America
United States
Tony
Whittaker Chambers
Peters
House on-American Activities Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Communist Party
Immigration and Naturalization Service
George Hewitt
Communist Party National Comittee
Hewitt
House On
U. S
Stephen Birminghamer
House un-American Activities Committee
Georgia Bequeaths 240000 Fund To Alabama University
Edward T. Comer estate from Bibb Manufacturing Georgia provides the University of Alabama a 4,592 share stock fund valued at about 240000. Income supports a loan fund for deserv ing students who repay once self supporting, prioritizing rural applicants. Comer was brother of former governor B J Comer and uncle of Hugh Comer of Avondale Mills.
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Tuscaloosa
Edward T. Comer
Bibb Manufacturing Company
Georgia
John M. Gallalee
University of Alabama
Georgia Shackleford Comer
Bible Manufacturing Company
Comer
Gov
B. J. Comer Aral
Hugh Comer
The
University of Alabama Alumni Association
Avondale Mills
Whitney sues Cox for libel in federal suit
A. F. Whitney president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen files a libel suit in federal court against Rep. Fouges Cox of Georgia's second district alleging Cox labeled him a Communist and a dangerous subversive during campaign remarks. Proceedings hinge on defaming Whitney and party connections.
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Albany, Ga
Rep
Fouges
Cox
Georgia
Alexander F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Baroad
Whitney
Bay
Ohio
Repoges
U S Sues Sessions Company Over Peanut Butter Subsidy
The United States seeks more than $10,000 from Sessions Company Inc claiming overpayment under the 1943 peanut butter subsidy program. Federal records show $10,367.55 was paid in excess after deductions missed, with December 1943 filings covering 1,482,877 pounds and a $66,723.97 payment.
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United States
Serks
Sessions Company, Inc
Commodity Credit Corporation
E. Burns Parker
U. S
Navy hurricane hunter probes new disturbance near Martinique
A U S Navy aircraft left Puerto Rico to investigate reports of a new tropical disturbance about 300 miles east of Martinique in the Atlantic. The Moonweather bureau said no tropical depression or storm formation was yet confirmed as of yesterday.
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Miami. Fla
Puerto Rico
Atlante
Martinique
Moonweather Bureau
Paper At Marianna Sold To New Owner
Local newspaper notes a change in ownership for a Marianna paper with details unreadable in the OCR fragment. It mentions names and a date line but legibility is poor. The item indicates a transfer of ownership and a new operator beginning duties.
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Marianna
Beach killer search intensifies as officers converge
Authorities from two states tail Clarence Alburty in Jacksonville to tie him to the Aug 14 moonlit double murder at Ormond Beach. Alburty, a 38 year old escaped convict, says he witnessed the killings and named a suspect he claims is the killer. Efforts focus on clothing linked to the suspect and securing the identity while Allen Freeman and Sheriff Littlefield travel for coordinating investigations.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Jacksonville
Clarence Alburty
Nepro
Gregory Blount
Mary Hucks
Ormond
Alburty
W.M. Harris
Caml
WH Freeman
Volusia County Sheriff Office
Camualla
Negro
Florida
Freeman
Alex Littlefield
Harris
Jackkerville
Litteneld
Mourder
Warrants Issued for Violators of City Traffic Law
Warrants for the arrest of seven percent of Houston Countians accused of violating parking regulations were issued after they failed to comply with ticket instructions. Police Chief Eddie J Kelles announced the move as authorities warned of arrest if warrants were not honored.
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Houston
Dothan
Yesterdas
Pathe
Eddie J Kelles
Todas
Reverder
Uriggere
Twickete
Kedhey
Tekris
Alecen
Hurricane May Miss Atlantic Coast Entirely
Hurricane activity may avoid landfall on the Atlantic coast if the present path continues. The U S Weather Bureau warned of strong winds along the coast tonight with gale to near hurricane force on Cape Hatteras and outer banks as seas rise and the storm moves slowly northeast toward the open sea.
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Hatteras N. C
Atlantic
U. S
Cape Hatteras
Anpparem
Bureau
Coast Guard
North Carolina
Delegates To Meet In Western Germany On New Government
Western Germany delegates head to Bonn to form aWest German government amid opposition. A parliamentary council will draft a constitution for allied zones and decide on industrial socialization and religious education. Talks may last two weeks to two months with Western powers observing.
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Western
Germany
Bonn
Rhine
Miliary
Fomnana
Britain
France
Tooll Geetwan
Bectin
Louisiana Democrats Pick Senator Today
Louisiana Democratic primary voters choose a Senate candidate as party ballots open across counties. Early voting reports show party divisions ahead of a planned August convention and potential endorsements shaping the nomination.
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Louisiana
Four Allied Generals Meet in Berlin for Currency Plan
The Big Four military governors meet in Berlin to discuss a single Berlin currency and possible lifting of the Soviet blockade. The one hour session in the Allied Control Council chamber included talks on exchange rates and future meetings, with Moscow talks cited as guiding the plan.
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Big Four
Berlin
Walter Rundle
Germany
Allied Control Council
Aula
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
Dothan
Berliin
Washington
State Department
Russia
Alelied Control Council
Varsily Sokolovsky
Juerre Koong
George PL Mays
Sakolovsky
Sir Bryan Robertson
Luewy D Choy
Newark surgeon aids boy awaiting artificial arm
In Newark a young boy born with a missing arm awaits a possible artificial limb. Dr Henry Ho Kessler, chief surgeon at the hospital for crippled children, hopes to fit a prosthesis to let him play football again while relatives and foster parents discuss the boy's future and care.
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Newark
Carmelo Bova
Daly
Henry Ho Kessler
Carmela
Palau
Naples
Bey
de Kewter
Dee Keesler
Ain
Schuman Seeks Confidence Vote To Rebuild France
Paris AP Robert Schuman will ask the national assembly to reinstate him as premier and form a new cabinet. He hopes to win 311 votes from 820 deputies as France faces a fresh political crisis and ongoing strikes. He plans to include center parties and exclude Communists and de Gaulle supporters.
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Paris
Robert Schuman
National Assembly
Preimier
France
Schuman
Assembly
Elysee Palace
Inforim
Vincent Auriol
Crieis
Andr Marie
Schomaan
Marie
Poplar Republican
Paul Reynaud
Maine
Charles DeCuanille
Fhime
Deputy Injured by Accidental Gun Discharge in Geneva
In Geneva Deputy Sheriff Zack Morris was hurt when a 38 caliber pistol discharged while sheriff's staff examined it. The bullet struck his foot and he was taken to Dothan hospital for observation. the weapon had a loaded chamber and magazine removed, but the bullet remained in the barrel.
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Geneva
Zack Morris
Warren Register
Lhe
Morris
Dothan
Farm Girl 13 Admits Starting Fires At Charley Willeys Home
A 13 year old girl confessed to starting multiple fires at Charley Willeys farm home and other locations. The admissions followed police inquiry after investigators linked the blazes to arson attempts and noted prior family disputes. Authorities say investigation continues with no charges announced.
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Charley Willey
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