Rites Set For Georgia Governor-Elect Eugene Talmadge
Funeral plans center on Oak Grove Cemetery in McRae with burial near ally Morris Cameron. Eugene Talmadge 62 died in Atlanta after a long political career, with his widow choosing final resting place and services at McRae Baptist Church as hundreds of state leaders prepare to attend.
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Talmadge
McRae Baptist Church
Georgia
Atlanta
Gene
Ted Golluses
McRae
Palmadge
Ol’ Gene
Telfair County
Sugar Creek
No Christmas Snow Expected This Year
The Chicago weather bureau reports no widespread snow for Christmas across most of the nation. Only scattered patches remain in North Dakota Montana parts of other states and inland New England. The forecast calls for no additional snowfall by Christmas morning and for snow in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia to largely melt by tomorrow morning.
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Associated Press
Chicago Weather Bureau
Santa Claus
Santa
North Dakota
Montana
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New England
Weather Bureau
Doctors Approve Plan for Regional Hospital in Dothan
Houston County Medical Society unanimously backs Hill Burton hospital construction for seven counties including Houston and Coffee. A January 24 meeting at the courthouse in Dothan will gather physicians, city officials, and civic groups to discuss funding and operation.
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Dothan
Houston County Medical Society
W. T. Burkett
The
Houston Medical Society
Hill-Burton
Applica
Geneva
Coffee
Covington
Burkett
Dethan
D. G. Andress
J. C. Bates
H. B. Burdeshew
J. A. Campbell
N. B. Cannady
GC. Chaenes
R. OD. Cravuford
Ats. Davie
A. T. Ellis
J. 4H. Flowers
Paul Flowers
EF. OG. Geanger
D. Co. Hirsten
PD. M. Hicks
L. Holson
J. A. Keston
S. G Latdlais
T. K. McFatter
A. Mazyck
E. F. Moody
W. J. Thacker
W. He Terner
S. W. Windham
T. B Woods
Four Of A Kind Means Full House Says Father Of Baltimore Quads
Baltimore AP Charles Henn Jr and his British wife Dorothy Geast welcomed quadruplets three boys and a girl at St Agnes Hospital in 535 minutes without anesthetic. The babies each weighed about four pounds and were placed in incubators while the couple, already parents to one son Johnny, plan names for all six children.
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Baltimore
Charles Henn, Jr
Thomas J. Bowyer
St. Agnes Hospital
Johnny
England
Momm
Davison
Henn
Dorothy Geast
ATS
William H. Sawyers
Walter Denavent
Uni
Back Pay Suits Seek Millions From Auto Firms
UAW and other unions filed federal back pay suits against Detroit firms including General Motors and Briggs Motor for workers at GM Flint Chevrolet plants and Briggs plants. The actions seek tens of millions in back wages with several settlements listed, while coalition totals and covered employee counts vary.
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Drtrotp
Gereal Motorg Corporation
CIO
Critet Steel
UAW
Uate Dn
Hayes
Briggs
Chevrolet
Flint
Mien
Briges
Bet Tae
USW
Jervis BR
Rteal Convevor and Wacher Corporation
Service Conveyor Company
Webb Negro Jailed For Shooting Another
A Webb man is jailed on a joint charge of assault and murder related to a shooting at a Webb residence. Prosecutors say the accused fired through a window, striking a man named Johnson, after an earlier home visit.
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Webb
Faenr Anderson
Newro
Andersen
Johnsons
Soviets Order U S Navy Craft From Darien Port
A U S Navy landing craft, LC-1090, left the Port of Darien after a verbal ultimatum from Soviet military leaders threatening unspecified consequences if the ship did not depart within 20 minutes. Darien has been under Soviet occupation since Japan's surrender, with American nationals barred from landing. The State Department had no comment and the vessel was en route to Tsingtao.
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Darien
William H. Newton
Combined World Press
Manchuria
United States Navy
U.S
Washington
State Department
Navy Department
Navy
U. S
TV. S
Tsingtao
China
Parimert
Portal to Portal Pay Debate Drives Chamber Referendum
The United States Chamber of Commerce plans a referendum among 2000 member groups to back a drive in Congress to relieve employers from portal to portal pay liabilities dating to 1938. The issue stems from overtime pay claims for non production time and follows a 1940s 42 hour week standard.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Plas
Congress
Chamber
Oir
City Receives Airport Property From WAA Amid Transfer Fallout
The War Assets Administration canceled growth government land interests at Napier Field transferring city control of a municipal airport site in Dec County. The action affected the control tower drainage and related facilities while the Napier property faced reallocation to the city and county governments.
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Napier
WAA
Waehiceton
Dothies
Houston
Am Bare
Isaaattan
Bardd Poope
Napier Field
Iuaihay
Oueraggien
Goa
Dee County
Trent
Ren Gunn
Wishitton
Eleder
Boves
All She Wanted Was Bingo And She Nearly Won Big
HAL BOYLE DESCRIBES A RIVER TOWN GAMBLING NIGHT BY A WIDOW AT A CAF TABLE. THE PANEL OF PARROTS AND CARDS INSPIRES HER TO TRY FOR NEARLY $300 AS JOYOUS DINER JOKES FLICKER UNDER A NATIVE CROWDED AUDIENCE. ORG AND STATES MINGLE IN THE NOSTALGIC SCENE AS THE PLAYFUL SCENE ENDS WITHOUT THE BIG PAYOFF.
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Cincinnati
CAF
Altace
Norhern
Uae
Pepe
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Linge Cather
Ain Tetia
Cmcego
Kansas
Erie
Sony
Comediat
Supreme Court to rule on Lewis injunction legality
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if federal judge Alon Goldigheruuch erred in issuing a preliminary injunction against Jon a Lew and the Paeted Myne Workers during the coal strike. Arguments set for January with the UMW urging review and related motions noted.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Lewis
Washington
Lewitt
Tipo
Tlastas
UMW
Carter
Atkins & Co
Herrec
Havik
Auto Victim's Child Regains His Speech
A boy, son of a murder victim, regains speech after traumatic loss and months of recovery. Doctors note progress as the child smiles and speaks briefly, marking initial improvements in communication despite the father’s death and family hardship.
Burglary at Columbia Post Office Leaves Little Taken
Burglar entered the Columbia post office over the weekend but took few items. Postmaster and county officers report limited property loss beyond a missing handful of packages and rifled mail, with no significant damage beyond attempted thefts. The investigation continues as officers review security and tally recovered items.
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Columbia
Columbta
Ion County
Bard Acords
Croburrdaita
Auto Of Dothan Man Kills 5-Year Old Boy At Montgomery
A Dothan driver struck a 5-year-old boy in Montgomery causing the child’s death. The defendant contends he attempted to brake and swer to avoid the child but could not prevent the fatal collision. The court heard the plea and is awaiting further trial details.
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Montgomery
Massive Japan quake leaves half a million homeless
Reports from Tokyo say up to 500000 homeless after the earthquake and tsunami while rescue efforts struggle. U S Army officials report the situation under control as survivors bury dead and begin clearing ruins amid disrupted communications and wide death toll estimates.
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Miles W. Vaughn
Tokyo
U. S. Army
Okyama
Arca
Shikuku
Honshu
United Press
Ryodo
Othe
Kyode
Kyodo
Arma’ Rs
Father And Son Held In Death Of Boy
In Tuscaloosa County a 15 year old boy was killed at the home of Gee Cannon near the Warrior River, three miles north of Northport. Deputies say the uncle and his son are accused of firing the fatal shot after an argument with the Cannons. Witnesses report aNor light between the adults and the Cannons as the visitors left. The two men are being held for questioning.
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Hatviesborg
Uh. Towon
Joha
Kaneda
Judi Bere
Tuscaloosa
Alan
Bosco Sunpeon
Gee Cacoon
Wryght
Northport
Warrior River
Tuscavona
Tampa Gives GI Family New Home After Fire
Tampa residents swiftly organized a charity effort to build a five room cottage for a wounded veteran and his family whose home burned. Community groups led by WLOR and local business figures collected household items and funds. work progressed with painting and plumbing remaining, with completion promised by Wednesday morning.
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Chiistrean
Vasa
Wlor
Daniel
Tarapa
Krauhis
Pathias
Tarapa Daber Urio
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Polo
Jefferson Cook
von W Main
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