More Candidates For State Office
Seventeen candidates qualified for state and local offices in Alabama, with Democratic primaries set for May 7. The list includes State House races in Morgan and Barbour counties, several Florence and Birmingham districts, and Senate contenders in multiple districts led by RepKR Lowe and J Russell. Local judges and other officials such as Robert J. Wheel appear among the announced candidates.
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Montgomery
Alovaias
State House of Representatives
T. B. Brindley
Hettselie
Morgan County Place
Mu Feu
Potivapple Waliis
Sirn
Thomas Eufaula
Barbour
Wadiun A
Ul) Barnett
Florency Leaderdale
W. Amos Jones
Florence
Lauderdale Neo
Kol Pam
State Senate
Lower Homtsville
Mac
Nobile J Russell
Decatur
Morgan
Lawrence
W. B. Mixon
Huckiebur
Colbert
Fracklin
Marion
Robert J. Wheel
Fragmentary health notice from Burma church event
A damaged snippet mentions Soroline and Morobue with unclear health effects. It references minor bruises and possible injuries from a Burma context, but details are unreadable.
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Burma
Two Teenagers Die In Skylarking Ship Incident
Local reports confirm two teen seamen died in a skylarking accident aboard a ship. Investigations focus on the incident’s circumstances, with witnesses cited and authorities naming involved parties and next steps. The event prompts safety questions for youth sailors and maritime crews.
15 Killed In Blaze At Mental Hospital
Fifteen male patients died last night when fire swept the ward of a Kirg glon mental hospital. Thirty four women were in the ward when the blaze began. Other blazes occurred nearby in recreation rooms and a cricket pavilion. Attendants went on strike last week. British troops temporarily took over duties.
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Piaty
Anvard
Kirg Glon
Ape Imine Recreation
Rev Stack To Speak At Kiwanis Meeting
The Rev goon stack of Saint Columba's Catholic Church will speak before the Kiwanis Club meeting Tuesday during Brotherhood Week observances in Do than. Other speakers include Rev ET Carroll of the First Christian Church at the Rotary Club day Rev Laurence Baxter of the Episcopal Church of the Nativity at the Exchange Club Wednesday and Rev Charles Hildreth of Lafayette Street Methodist Church at the Lions meeting Thursday. Joan C. Morrow of Birmingham will attend for Places No 2 and 3, with incumbents Celent Selkester Jeff D Smith Huntsville 3rd Circuit and A L Sardegree Ashland 16th Circuit Incumbents. State Democratic Executive Committee Thomas W. Bradford Centre Fifth District.
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Goon Stack
Saint Columbia
Kiwanis Club
Brotherhood
ET Carroll
First Chistian
Rotary Club
Laurence Baxter
Episcopal Church of the Nativity
Exchange Club
Charles Hildreth
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Joan C. Morrow
Birmingham
Emperor Hirohito Eyes U S Recovery Pace Linked to Occupation
In a wide interview flow with American editors at Tokyo, Emperor Hirohito discussed Japan’s postwar recovery dependent on U S policy. He described calm reception, planned talks with Prime Minister Shidehara and Foreign Minister Yoshida, and his personal aims including biology study and possible return to Najyuma palace for seashell collection.
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Oserete
Jie
Mas
Joep Witz
Soi
Japan
Kaiyato Shidehara
Shigeru Yoshida
Korea
Hirotto
Army
Stars and Stripes
Akihitos
Hirohigo
Najyuma
Emperor
McLean
Security Council veto over Syria Lebanon troop withdrawal demand
At the Security Council closing session on Saturday night Russia used its veto to block a US proposal. The motion sought immediate withdrawal of French and British troops from Syria and Lebanon, following a demand by those states. The meeting names Arkady Sobolev Adrian Pelt and A Q Owen among senior officials present.
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Arkady A Sobolev
U.S S. R
Department of Security Council
Adrian Pelt
Netherlands
Conference
General Services
A Q. K Owen
Britain
Security Council
Russia
Syria
Lebanon
Navy discharges sailor after 24 months service
Hubert Holts, Ste of ASlecgrab route two, has been discharged from the Navy after 24 months of service. The public retiring office at US Naval Air Technical Training Center in Memphis Tennessee announced the departure. He completed 20 months of sea duty in the Pacific earning five battle stars for participation in five invasions.
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Navy Walliam
Hubert Holts
Ste
Aslecgrab
Navy
US Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Pacific
Referendum Outlook and Voter Roll Notes Amid Turbulence
Observers briefed on Liberal Party actions and expected referendums as Leopold’s fate hovers. About 2 million voters over 21 cast ballots under Rel an law. fines and restrictions hit those with collaboration ties. women barred from voting. John Alden Mowell, descendant of early American mystery figure, marked his birthday with reflections on temper and faith.
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John Alden Mowell
Joan Alden
Dio Stonewall Jackson
Veterans Renew Service Insurance With Minor Hurdles
Discharged veterans may renew service insurance with little trouble. J. W. Thoritao, contact representative of the Washington Veterans Administration, warns those separated that new or additional National Service Life Insurance cannot be applied for. Lapsed insurance can be reinstated and converted to permanent plans. full information available at the Dothan Veterans Administration office in the Mez Tall Building.
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J. W. ‘Thoritao
Contact
Representatae
Waothan
Agraoctra
Onae
wInormally Canes
Thurston Saad
Ius Amarante
Thurston
Dothan Veterans Administration Office
Mezj
Alabama Building Commission Adopts Statewide Code Plan
The State Building Commission directed staff to draft a statewide building code and approved using 3,330,977 dollars of school funds for capital outlay or debt service. A subcommittee report on a uniform code for Alabama was adopted, with Birmingham and other cities cited as study patterns. Senator W W Garrett urged rapid progress on a proposed 1.75 million dollar livestock exhibition center, nicknamed the cow coliseum. Plans for the remaining education funds over 10 million dollars were previously favored.
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Montgomery
Ala
API
State Building Commission
Alabama
Birmingham
W W. Garrett
Monroe County
Garrett
Second Paying Petition Filed For Street Paving
City Commissioners recorded a second petition for residential street paving calling for concrete curbs gutters and blacktop on Kornegay street between South St Andrews and Irwong street. A signer asked extending paving to Cottonwood Road. Other petitions were circulating and would likely be filed later this week.
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Kornegay Street
South St Andrews
Irwong Street
Cottonwood Road
Two Enterprise Men Hurt In Accident
State Highway Patrolman Morris reported two Enterprise men, John Shelby Williams and Millard L. Williams, were injured in an automobile crash yesterday two miles west of Samson on the Samson Opp highway. Williams was said to be in serious condition at Enterprise hospital. The driver apparently lost control and the car overturned twice.
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John Shelby Wiliams
Millard
L. Williams
Enterprise Route One
Enterprise
Samson
T Morris
John Shelby Williams
Samson-Opp
Morrie
Bond Set For Mrs Stewart In Murder Case
Circuit court records show bond for Mrs Leo D Stewart on a first degree murder charge fixed at 7500. She has been jailed since February 5 after arrest at her parents home in Ensley Alabama following a grand jury indictment for the death of her husband Leo D Stewart last October. Stewart, a Nebraska native and waiter, was found dead with a 38 caliber bullet wound on an Alice street bathroom floor. Mrs Stewart had not posted bond by noon today.
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Leo D. Stewart
Houston County
Stewart
World Daily News on Russia China Sino Soviet Pact
The World Daily News states the fiend ship of Russia remains untamed after China agrees to Mongolian independence in a Sino Soviet treaty. The Manchurian situation is described as the most urgent problem for Chung King’s readers.
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World Daily News
Russia
China
Quter Mongolia
Navy discharge for James M Jones Jr after 32 months service
James M Jones Jr of Alabama is discharged from the Navy after 32 months of service. The public information office at the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Memphis Tennessee reports the event.
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James M Jones, Jr
J M. Jones
Navy
Public Information Office
Naval Airc Technical Trading Cone
Ior
Memphis
Tenn
Bandits Loot Miami Beach Hotel Safety Boxes
Bandits wearing masks robbed safety deposit boxes at a Miami Beach hotel, forcing guests and staff into an elevator cage. During a 25 minute hold up at The Boulevards lobby they netted about 15 800 in cash and valuables before fleeing as guests watched. Marty Gardner and his wife witnessed the scene after entering the lobby during the robbery.
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Bandits
Miami Beach
Fle
Winter Stason
Bendis Medangs
Joeabe
Marty Gardner
Gardner
Labor unrest ripples across industries as strikes widen
Mass walkout disrupts Conestoga Transport and city services affecting 60 000 residents while GM and UAW resume talks. National Federation of Telephone Workers weighs backup wage demands. Hollywood production union stop deferred under promise negotiations continue. District 5 United Mine Workers pursues pay for a 30 hour week. Coke and steel operations inch toward reopening, with negotiations in GM stalling over seniority security as UAW pushes for 19 2 cents per hour wage increase and a line to hold.
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Conestoga Transportation
General Motors
CIO United Auto Workers
Sone
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Memp
Hollywood
Herbert Sorrell
AFL Conference of Stude Unions
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh
James F Dewey
Dewey
UAW
Welter Reuther
Energy project pact eyed to boost Atlantic seaway power
Duluth to Atlantic power plan aims 2 200 000 horsepower with Canada receiving half. Acheson says $200 million federal cost offset by benefits, New York State to run facilities as public project, rail and coal interests claim revenue loss. War ministers Forrestal and Patterson endorse partnering to provide secure power and ocean shipping relief in wartime context.
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Duluth
Minn
Ohe
Atlantic
Canada
Acheson
New York State
Commerce Department
Robert P. Patterson
Secretary of the Navy
James Forrestal
James F Brynes
Forrestal
Patterson
Senate
Out of Army T Set Edward D Barnes Discharged
Edward D Barnes, son of Mr and Mrs F D Barnes of Hartford, has been discharged from the Army after 45 months of service. He was on duty in Tokyo, Japan for eight months.
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Edward D Barnes
F D. Barnes
Hartford
Tokyo
Japan
Auto Damaged On Florida Highway
An automobile owned by Hubert A Sellers of Ozark was badly damaged four miles south of a location described as Do than on to Fiands degoway early morning. A truck collision occurred with a car driven by Living Long and a truck driver Irma Dunlap listed. Details were not provided in the report.
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Hubert A Sellers
Ozark
Dothan
Sellers
Ain Ph
West Powell Street
Irma Dunlap
Jail Books Sixty Six Guests Over Weekend
Jurors at the Houston County jail logged sixty six docketed cases over the weekend. Offenses ranged from public drunkenness to grand larceny, mostly charged by city police. Two youths from Calers Alabama were charged with grand larceny after stealing a automobile. they were nabbed at a local filling station when the attendant grew suspicious and held them until officers arrived. Other arrests included drunkenness breaches of peace a driving while intoxicated charge and reckless driving.
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Houston County
City Polie
Wilharm Sannens
Turteen
Sod
Alton Camp
Giteen
Calers
Ala
Five Minute Continued Parish Rite Precedes Cabrini Beatification
The article notes a rapid sequence of conclaves and ceremonies surrounding the first United States saint, Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini. Cardinals will receive congratulations, birettas and rings precede a public consistory for red hats, with the final secret consistory slated for Friday. Cabrini, founder of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart, died in Chicago in 1917.
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United States
Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini
Cabrini
Missionary Sisters of the Leakeg Heart
Chicago
Children Suffer Broken Legs When Struck By Auto
Five year old Benny Galloway and three year old Bulry Galloway of Hanford were injured when an auto struck them near their home on State Highway Patrolman Morris reported. They were treated for leg fractures with non serious injuries. Driver Charles Merritt of Hartford was detained for investigation.
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Benny Jane Galloway
Bulry Galloway
Hanford
Peer Ther
T. Morris
Charles Merritt
Hartford
Geneve
Gal
Morris
Rozd-Ade
New York Cottox Ace Bish Low Last March
A compact summary notes Bish Low’s performance across months from March through December, reflecting a sequence of scores and dates with multiple entries including 2627 and 2627 recurring, alongside other figures such as 2625 2626 2805 and 2302. The fragmentary data suggests a record of consistent competition attendance and results across a calendar sequence in 2423 to 2628 ranges.
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Ace Bish Low
VFW Mee Set Tuesday Night At Wiregrass Post Hall
Post Adjutant 2 W Thornter urges AU members and veterans eligible for membership to attend Tuesday night meeting in the Way hall on E Main street.
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Wiregrass Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Way Hall
E. Main Street
Post
W. Thornter
Stabilization policy outlined by Bowles and allies
Bowles describes a front to hold the country on an even keel with team work. He outlines food rents apparel labor and farm impacts under the current stabilization program. Food prices remain about current levels if subsidies continue while rents and apparel faces limited changes. Labor would see 16 20 percent wage raises under the policy and American industry stays largely profitable as peacetime shifts proceed. Farmers dislike subsidies but fear inflation, with price rises matching past wartime levels while costs rise less.
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Bowles
Truman
Congress
Governor Williams On State Support And Control
Gov Ransome Williams responded at a news conference explaining State support and State control and joked that man controls everything he supports except his wife, highlighting political expectations and personal relations.
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Columbia
S. C
Ransome Williams
Lady Chokes On Gas Relief After Night Bed Trial
A woman fretted about stomach gas rising when lying down and nearly choking. After using INNER-AID a blend of herbs, she reports the gas gone, bowels regular, and sleeping again. The ad touts cleansing herbs for liver and kidneys and urges purchase locally.
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Jin Dothan
Ady
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