Veteran Army fugitive Soles charged in Florida crime
Jorida Fonifive a veteran of the Army, arrested in Mobile Alabama, is tied to a Florida murder and robbery case. Court records show Soles and Pittman were sentenced for the slaying of Tramsme? Steape. Pittman is in a Florida prison. Soles, using the alias James A Rogerd, claims innocence and cites a prison escape.
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Mobile
Ala
John Calio Sales
Te Aveny
Florida
Sales
Cdvirway
Okalowsa
Fie
Soles
Rrtven Pittman
Pittman
Crestview
Fla
Cressview
James A. Rogerd
Normandy
Yathers
France
Germany
Hichess
D. J. Scott
Thermal
Nald
Puerta
Photostat Machine Parts Arrive for Courthouse Work
Probate Judge Albert Logue reported today four drinking captains are being confined in the courthouse and one in the annex and will be in operation in a few days. Work also continues on repairs and improvements to the courthouse roof.
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Albert Logue
Navy recruits from Napier Field and Slocomb enlist locally
Two Navy volunteers, William Franklin Grimmer of Napier Field and Cecil Cement Ward of Slocomb, joined the Naval Reserve here yesterday. Local recruiting officials reported the enlistments as part of ongoing reserve force buildup. Parsnips are noted as a source of fire bone-building minerals, calcium, and phosphorus, and provide vitamins B and C.
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Enliet
Bebearvye
Wiliam Franklin Grimmer
Napier Field
Cecil Cement Ward
Slocomb
Navy
Naval Reserve
Graceville Seaman Aboard USS Dayton
Graceville native Joh F. Melaler served aboard the cruiser USS Dayton as a fireman on duty. The ship, commissioned January 7, 186, joined Task Force MW in July 1945, participating in surface bombardments and acting as a support vessel for attack groups during World War II.
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Joh F. Melaler
Dasa
Ava Hoelaler
Graceville
Dayton
Navy Public Relalons
Bas Ton
Taskore MW
Georgia Legislature Judicial Decision Sparks Political Reactions
Reported remarks by Lieut. Gov. Thompson defend judges Hendrix and Porter as honorable. The upcoming State Supreme Court test on the issue prompts calls for an early final decision. Gov. Talmadge expresses confidence, while plans for a speedy bill of exceptions and appeal are noted amid a larger health statistic on infantile paralysis mortality.
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Courta
Thompson
Hn Vauid
Hendrix
Porter
State Supreme Court
Talmadge
Atlanta
Georgia
Flo
Tures
Garry
Air transport group backs safety while Congress cuts navy aid
Milton W Arnold of the Air Transport Association told House commerce committees congestion at major airports is not a major factor in disasters, as the Bowe group studies air safety. A Senate budget subcommittee approved a move to cut Truman aid from 37.89 to 31.5 billion, with defense funding debated by Gurney, Andrews and Bridges amid labor and coal interests and NLRB disputes affecting Weirton and CIO organizers. The session touched on royalty issues, potential strikes, and labor reforms as Eisenhower urged action on the Army Navy budget and labor relations act.
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Milton W. Arnold
Air Transport Association
House Commerce
Bowe
House Senate
Truman
Ludner
Gurney
BSD
Senate Armed Services
Army
Navy
Andrews
R-Ny
House Armed Services
Fort F. Reed
Welrion Swel
National Labor Relations Board
Cing
West Virginia
Reed
Senate Labor Committee
Forney Johnston
National Coal Association
John Y. Lew
Union Health and Welfare Fund
Johnston
Congress
NLRB
Weirton Independent
Ils von
Hg Cio
Heldquitars
CIO
CLO
Urah
Warwr
Heain
Wongih
McKellar
Senate
Louvid
Lillenthal
Atami
Linsrge
Res
IWA
Weherry
Taty
Ohlo
Panial Lilienthal
Hyiur Gop
Vandenberg
Piinés Bf Iuers
Phrade Xeltoess
Lincolnian Refrains on Labor and Government Principles
Fragmentary historic depiction discusses labor, governance, and the role of government. It recalls Lincoln like phrasing on the fruits of labor and the rights of people to pursue their own business, suggesting a call for reexamining labor and policy in a republic.
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Lingoln
Lincoln
Non-Support Charged To Negro Held Here
J. C. Calwell a Black man faced a recorder court charge of nonsupport of his wife. The complaint, filed by Dorothy Curtis, sister of the plaintiff, was reported as having been filed yesterday in connection with the charge and posted pending further action.
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J. C. Calwell
Recorder
Dorothy Curtis
the Plain
Aft
Oliitera
Calwell
Apartment House Permit Issued For 75000 Project
A building permit for a $75,000 twelve unit apartment house was issued by the fire department to Chapman Construction Co. The project will be at 1700 West Main Street Ray Henderson also received a permit to build a residence on Virginia Ave for 34,000.
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Fire Department
Chapman Construction Co
West Main Street
Ray Henderson
Virginia Ave
Board fears hall used for political meetings
Veterans group pressure led the board to declare the hall off limits for political gatherings. Flurry noted the Amvets asked the veterans center to review materials and reminded employees they must avoid politics at work, though individuals may vote as they wish.
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Board of Education
Veterans Center
Teacaere
U S Russia clash over arms commission remit
The United States insists the proposed United Nations arms reduction body cover only conventional weapons and not infringe on the Atomic Energy Commission. Russia opposes narrowing the remit, while Gromyko signals a possible move in the Security Council to outlaw atomic weapons. Austin defends sharp jurisdiction delineation, urging clear limits for both commissions.
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United States
Arms Reduction Commission
Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Arms Commission
Council
Gromyko
Eport
Austin
Jorney
United Nations
Soviet Union
U.S. Austin
Budget Talks Hint at Alabama Education Funding Push
Alabama education leaders pressed for big budget increases to expand building programs and raise teacher salaries toward $1,800 yearly average. State officials debated $57 million in new revenue, with proposals to curb federal tax deductions, raise sales and franchise taxes, and adjust income tax exemptions while planning for a potential primary date shift.
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Business Tateager
Alabama College
Mortevalle
Fowler
Clarence M. Dannelly
Montgomery
Education Interim Committee
Dannelly
Donnelly
Folsom
Alabama
Jake Dordahh
Folkam
Tate
Ui Corporation
Revere
Philip J. Hamm
Vot
Ad Valorem Taxinee
Serve One Day and 12 Months Education for Veterans
Lt. Krause of the local recruiting station explains that any soldier who enlists now and serves before the official end of the war is entitled to 12 months of education after honorable discharge. Benefits accrue for each month served before Congress declares the war ended, with education at the rate of one month per month served.
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Congress
Krause
VFW Post Meeting Scheduled For Tomorrow Night
The Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Dothan will hold a regular meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Recreation Center. Commander James Thornton said officers club building at Napier Field will be a chief topic of discussion and urged all members to attend, noting a program of entertainment.
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Veterans At Foreign Wars Post of
Dothan
James “‘Hhornton
Cone Mander
Ie Post
Thornton
Officer's Club
Napier Field
Scout Council Meet Set At Enterprise
A charter review meeting will be held in Enterprise at the Rawls Hotel Thursday at 4 p m All council officers are to be present to discuss the year’s work and plan for the new year Roy Crow council president will be in charge and the chairman of each operating committee will report Charlie Aiken regional executive will meet with the group and stay in the Southeast Alabama Council until Friday.
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Enterprise
Rawls Hotel
J. ¥. Cooke
Stout
Council
Roy Crow
Troy
Councils
Activitie
Charli¢e Aiken
Region Five
Memphis
Dothan
Southeast Alabama Council
Pridey
Poisoned Rats and Refugees Stir Palestine Debate
Report notes 14 rats injured while private sources say a ship carrying hundreds of Jewish refugees approaches to challenge the immigration blockade. In London officials suggest Britain may refer the Palestine problem to the United Nations after Arab and Jewish leaders reject the Holy Law proposal. Jewish Agency leader Moshe Sheriok cites a plan to break up acquisitions.
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London
Palestine
Britain
Moshe Sheriok
Jewish Agency
Livestock Market Report From Montgomery and vicinity
Feeder cattle, calves and hogs traded active with strong to higher prices. Slaughter steers and heifers posted gains, beef cows and cutters steady to lower, vealers and hides showing variable values. Receipts included about 12,000 cattle and 200 hogs with buyers firm on medium and better classes.
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Montgomery
Fed-etate Mkt News
Union
Noemalct New York Drug Store Signages
A short AP item notes candy counters in Times Square displaying prices like nickel candy now 5 cents. It also advises discarding worn bath mats or doormats and placing under scatter rugs to prevent slips and falls.
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New York
Times Square
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