Army Navy funds 35 to 40 ballots now appear safe
A bipartisan bloc in Congress seemed ready to resist any cut to Army and Navy funding, with estimates around 11 million dollars for the year. The pending House action could shape the final spending, as absentee ballots and potential parity come into play.
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Two Opp Residents Killed In Auto Crash
CHIPLEY Fla Two men died in an auto crash about 915 pm Friday four miles south of the Alabama line near Laurel Hall Glenn Franklin 82 of 211 Barrs St Opp and Charles W Hurries 27 Dorsey St Opp were killed instant. Franklin driving apparently lost control striking an overpass as vehicle veered to the east side. The car was going northbound. Franklin was taken to Floral Hospital. Two other men in the car were uninjured. Investigating officer Patrolman RE Rebston of DeFuniak Springs filed the report.
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Tankin
Beer Curfew Exempts Dealers Say Little Change
Retailers canvassed say the new beer curfew from 6 am to midnight Monday through Sunday had little effect on business. They report customers stocking up before closures and no sharp rise in whiskey sales as closures for Mardi Gras and Washington’s Birthday limited liquor hours. Dealers note patrons anticipated closing dates and prepared accordingly.
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Mardi Gray
Red Cross Campaign Names March Committee Chairs
Houston County chapter announces campaign leadership for the upcoming Red Cross drive led by general chairman Jack Ussery. Co chairs include Herlong, Rev E Tipton Carroll, Beaty Whiddon, and others across divisions such as Industrial, Residential, County, Downtown, Outlying, Publicity, and Colored committees.
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Othey
Eney
Molotov Rejects Marshall Reply To Soviet Note
Achaesons Talk touches on tensions as Molotov rejects Marshall's reply to a Soviet note about United States policy. The Farm Federation warns against meddling, claiming interference in the internal affairs of the Farm Bureau amid ongoing disputes.
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Interim Committee On Agriculture To Tour Wiregrass Area
The Interim Committee on Agriculture plans a Wednesday tour of the Wiregrass region to inspect a sweet potato operation and speak with farmers about local practices. The visit includes an on site review of curing houses and reporting on farm procedures in the area.
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Caiotes
Avuin
Taut
Sertan
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Public Favorable To City Extension
Public reaction toward the proposed city extension runs positive with broad support. Arthur Carmichael, chairman of the Charter of Commerce committee, says maps drawn by city engineers will be ready tomorrow for review and planning of new boundaries. He notes rapid development areas will be included to expand city services.
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Charter of Commerce
Carmichael
Woman Found Dead in River Near Carvyille Rinxe
The body of Myx Talmaage Madison Adams of Midland City Wad was recovered by searchers in the vicinity of Carvyille Rinxe. Adams, married to Pat nridhe Adainy, was last seen February 1 and found May 6, with the coroner noting accidental death. Authorities continued investigation as details emerged about the circumstances surrounding her disappearance.
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Senators Fall Flat At Coining Words
Washington AP report recounts a Senate hearing where Connally and Meine Latemente attempt to coin a new word. Kenneth Aini ron and others respond with skepticism as witnesses struggle to support the term.
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Iowa
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Hickensonpe
House Expediter Sees Lower Cost Building In 1947
An official report by Sterling F Green discusses predicted cost reductions in home building for 1947 under the Housing Expediter program. The piece notes expected savings, labor Creeds and material improvements, and outlines anticipated output and the impact on housing supply. It mentions agencies like OPA and cites projected figures and timelines for completion and construction activity.
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Washington
Creedon
Cesson Wilson
Schonle
Cope
38 Criminal Cases Set For Trial In Circuit Court Here
Dozens of criminal matters were docketed for trial in circuit court. The list includes cases involving theft, burglary, assault, and other offenses with dates set for trial in the coming weeks. Local authorities and the court prepare for a busy session as defendants await proceedings and potential pleas.
Tigers Can Say Mama If Handled By Trainer Proske
North Miami Florida AP report profiles Capt Roman Proske the renowned wild animal trainer who calms tigers by gripping their jaws with bare hands to coax a vocalized mama. He has spent 34 years in the business teaching big cats, often handling hazardous props and guarding against bites.
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Cuba Holds Luciano As U S Halts Dope
Cuban authorities detain Luciano amid a U S halt on drug shipments, with Havana signaling ongoing investigations. The article traces spins of arrests, international pressure, and developments in anti narcotics operations.
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Luciano
U.S
Islanders Trusteeship Plan Not Pressed Immediately
A fragmented report notes no rush to push a trusteeship plan for an island. Key figures referenced include Goad, Avery, and others with unclear roles. details remain obscured by OCR garble and missing context.
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U. 5
Thaw Near Death After Heart Attack at 76
Harry K Thaw aged 76 was reported near death following a heart attack. The incident brought renewed attention to Thaw and the sensational events surrounding his life as coverage notes his earlier escape and hospital vigil.
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Wener
Mort
Moaiaon Squire
Faust
Canada
County Receives Three State Checks in Tax and Fees
Probate Judge Albert Logue reported yesterday three checks arrived from State departments. One check for 9,656.63 was listed as the state beer tax share for a county road project. A separate amount of 246.75 represented the state share of another levy.
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Elias
Russians Remain Unimpressed By Foreign Policy Statement
London reports Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov rejected the note from U.S. officials as unsatisfactory. Secretary of State Mare, acting on a Russian response, warned Moscow that the talks and broader future power conference remain key. The dialogue focused on German reparations and the aim to shape a postwar order amid Allied deliberations.
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UPS
Soviet Forselgre Minster
Molotov
George
Paiehlen
Germany
Mhaley
Man Who Spoke After 1943 Leaves Voice Tube Behind
Hubert Murray, a 27 year old from Kansas City, spoke for the first time since a 1943 training camp accident damaged his trachea. Doctors had warned he might never speak again. He called his parents, his mother crying with joy as doctors removed the silver breathing tube that had carried his voice for years.
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