Ambulance and Truck Crash Injures Man on Oates Street
A North Oates Street collision between an ambulance and a truck left the truck driver J De Rier of Dothan in fair condition and an auto lightly damaged. A knife wound to Artrey Jones was treated and released. Grace Burch Johnson was arrested on affray charges as the investigation continues.
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Liquor Charges Made Against Two Men
Horace B. Gilford aged 31 and Chit ford C. Johnson aged 81 were arrested by U S Marabal Benton Q Foy yesterday on charges of violating the internal revenue law by possessing untaxed liquor.
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Storm Kills Three in Greenville and Surrounding Areas
An overnight storm struck Greenville and nearby Mt. Olive causing three confirmed deaths and multiple injuries. AP verified three fatalities at the scene, with responders detailing the damage in the affected towns. National weather service guidance issued for the region as emergency crews assess the aftermath.
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UN Flag Flown Over Tokyo Army Hospital
The United Nations flag now flies over Tokyo army hospital where wounded soldiers from many nations are treated for Korean War injuries. A special ceremony in the hospital auditorium featured diplomatic representatives and officers from American, Australian, British, Canadian, Philippine, and South African forces under the Unified Command.
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Death notices from Wiregrass area funeral services
Funeral services for Luther Linton thirty two who died in a Mobile hospital were held at Lipford Cemetery in Jackson County Interment by Carl Neal Funeral Home of Mia former Malor resident Linton lived Mobile last three years Survivors include widow Paula two sons Dav ial and s Litton multiple brothers and sisters Funeral services for Mrs EL Hall who died at her Panama City home were held in Greenwood Cemetery Mant several survivors listed followed by notes on remaining program for the Napier Field Clubhouse Jaycee Jamboree plans and related dignitaries Invitations extended to Jaycee clubs from several cities Kemler a Milltown Iowa attorney and WWII navigator featured in a lengthy biography portion mentioning his past Jaycee roles and current Tulsa base planning a 130 attendee celebration and national president activities
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Center Opens Doors To Rucker Troops
The Divhen Recreation Center welcomed Camp Rucker personnel with weekend social and recreational activities. ASAF chair Drury Flowers greeted attendees as hostesses from local clubs organized dancing, ping pong, and social gatherings. The center will operate Saturdays 2 to 10 pm and Sundays 10 am to 8 pm, with city support for services and expenses.
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Republicans push hard across South to build its organization
Winston Salem AP report says the Republican National Committee plans the hardest hitting southern campaign yet to recruit Southern Democrats. Albert Hermann cites recent elections where Democrats swept key posts and notes first Republican governors in Arizona and New Mexico in 22 years, a Republican in Texas legislature, and a Republican elected in Pinellas County Florida.
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First Marines and Korean units in Korea drive toward Songchon
The report details First Marines Seventh Infantry and South Korean units advancing toward Songchon, 27 miles northeast of Pyongyang, aiming to cut off Allied overland escape. It notes air evacuation from Bagarul, weather and supply problems delaying plans to move some units to the western front, and heavy Chinese artillery near the 25th and First divisions.
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U N Loans Back Thailand Port Rail Plans
The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development loans Thailand $25.4 million for railway rehabilitation, Bangkok port expansion, and irrigation drainage. The projects aim to boost Thailand’s postwar reconstruction, agriculture, and economy. The Bangkok channel will allow 10,000-ton ships to enter.
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Two Escapees Captured in Detroit After Jail Break
AP reports two Huntsville County Jail escapees, William Ferrill, 20, and Willis Tay Nor, 23, were arrested in Detroit by EBI agents. The men were among nine who overpowered a guard and fled the cell block during the jailbreak last week.
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China Girds For Total War Against Atom Threat
Peiping broadcast the Peiping People's Daily News praising the Korean War as a life and death struggle and calling for nationwide youth military training. It warned UN forces to expect further setbacks and urged Chinese and Korean solidarity to strike against aggressors.
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Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Parnell Lewis dies
Private services were conducted yesterday for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Parnell Lewis of Dothan. The baby died last Friday morning. The Rev B A Megginnings rector of the Episcopal Church of the Nativity officiated.
Chinese commanders press southward as UN forces face manpower limits
Maj. Gen. Willoughby notes Chinese tactics rely on massed numbers and expendable personnel. Frontline units include many former Nationalist-era soldiers skilled from prior conflicts. High command seeks rapid, decisive action before peace or war clarifies the situation, with Formosa forces possibly aimed at the mainland and the U S Seventh Fleet patrolling near Formosa.
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Hybrid Rice Project Begun By FAO In Asia
A hybridization project sponsored by the FAO and carried out with interested nations aims to improve Southeast Asia rice crops. Initiated nine years ago under the International Rice Commission, it crosses Indica and Japonica varieties to blend best qualities and boost yields.
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Heavy Damage at Residential Fire on Adams Street
A Negro residence at 1106 E Adams Street suffered heavy interior fire damage last night. Owner listed as Monroe Page. Cause undetermined. Earlier, Houstoni Hotel kitchen gas line burst with no damage. Fire crews also responded to four grass fires and note fourteen Japanese factories producing over 300 sewing machine units monthly.
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Road Contracts Let For Area Projects
State Highway Department let contracts on 17 highway and bridge jobs in the Wiregrass and two Geneva County projects. Bids were opened for nine more proposed projects but unopened due to a court injunction. Key bids include Joe F. Walters of Troy for 10.74 miles on U S 64 near Gordon and Vandigrift Construction Co. for 6.029 miles of county road grading and bituminous work, with Roadway- Biot Brothers and Montgomery Construction Co. handling Geneva Bellwood Road elements.
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Impeach Truman Cry Of McCarthy Speech Urges Congress Action
Senator McCarthy called for immediate impeachment of the Truman administration citing alleged communist forces and moral outrage. He spoke to reporters in New Mexico's Santa Fe urging Congress to act now and defend America against perceived allied and domestic failures.
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