Parson and Lawyer to Debate Bible Morality in Denver
A Texas cowboy preacher and Denver lawyer plan two radio debates on the Bible’s morality. Rev Conrad B Jones argues the Bible is the greatest book and supreme moral guide. Samuel D Menin contends the Bible contains filthy words and is not fit for children. Debates will be half an hour each with contracts signed and the first set for Tuesday.
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Committee weighs candidate lists for manager selection
Hall says the committee will consider each candidate's submitted list but managers are not required to be named from the lists. We are not obliged to select from line lists, though we consider them as courtesy for the candidates. Only one candidate had submitted a list so far.
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1947 Forecasted Building Materials Shortages Teased
Creedon predicts a tight balance of supply and demand in 1947 with slick lumber concrete blocks inks cement asphalt roofing and related items. Some areas face scarcity while others were ample last year nails glass building board toilet bowls and tanks may be plentiful. major shortages expected in millwork flooring iron soil pipe and many plumbing fixtures.
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Constellations Lend In Snowbound New York Airport
Seventy four airline passengers stranded by snow at New York’s airport were flown to Chicago after weather halted arrivals from Paris and Athens. The three planes, from Paris, Athens and another origin, landed within minutes of each other. Passengers stayed at a Chicago hotel as guests of the airline and later continued to New York.
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Longest Non-Stop Flight Postponed
HONOLULU UP The expected takeoff of the twin‑mustang P42 for a non stop flight from Hawaii to New York City was postponed after a ruptured fuel tank. Mechanics found collapsed tanks in the section connecting the twin fuselages during preflight checks and the Betty Jo was towed back to Hickam Field. Experts worked to repair the aircraft with a potential takeoff later tomorrow.
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Tragic river search ends with infant death known
Officers and others hunted the river in motorboats under State Game Warden Yo Griffin. A fur collar from Adams coat was the only trace of the woman and child found until yesterday. The infant’s body was found by Ralph Stevens and Albert Willigims. Funeral services for the child will be held at Midland City Methodist Church at 3 PM with burial in Midland City cemetery beside Adams. Adams survived by two children and many relatives.
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Senate Promises Full RFC Probe By Senate Committee
Washington report says the Senate Banking Committee will conduct a complete inquiry into the Reconstruction Finance Corporation before renewing its lending authority set to expire June 30. Chairman Tobey voices intent to examine past actions and future plans, with Jesse Jones possibly called to testify.
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Auburn trustees push to curb extension agency activities
Number 20 on the Auburn board of trustees presses for tighter control over the Extension Service and Agricultural Experiment Station, drafting a resolution to hold them accountable to President U N Duncan. The meeting features calls for a recount of stewardship and accusations of noncooperation with agricultural and educational units, political activity, and blocked developments.
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Nine Millions To Be Sought To Improve State's Park System
Alabama seeks a $9,000,000 park development package for 1947 to add three new parks at Guntersville Florence and Tuskegee and upgrade existing sites. Major items include Guntersville 3.5 million and Gulf States Beach development at 2 million, with Governor Folsom backing statewide beach acquisition and recreation plans.
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Motorcycle Derby at Daytona Sets 200 Mile Title Record
The Kentucky Derby of motor cycles will run today at Ocean Beach track Daytona Beach Florida at 2:80 before an expected 15000 crowd. A record 168 riders will contest the national expert 200 mile championship on a 3.2 mile beach course amid British American rivalries. Ed Kretz of Monterey Park California will ride a British Norton. Newcomers Buck Brigance of Charlotte NC and Woody Simmons of Williamstown SC join the field.
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Annexation and Trieste Governor Choices Stir UN Council
The United States would gain rights to fortify, ban foreign planes, and close islands for security seasons under outright annexation. The council tackles a Trieste governor choice with Pablo de Azcarate y Flores, a Spanish Republican and former League of Nations official, as debates on Albania mine incident loom.
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Intimate Supper Planned For Truman In Mexico City
President Miguel Aleman plans an intimate supper for President Truman during the March visit to Mexico City. Diplomatic circles say no definite steps toward solving joint U.S.-Mexico issues are expected, as the trip is framed as friendship and goodwill. The final evening may allow a private chat amid a packed schedule of banquets receptions and sightseeing.
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Senate stored number 9 prompts defense budget compromise
The Senate retains Number 9 as a factor in the final appropriations, signaling a possible large reduction in the defense total. Lawmakers expect cuts ranging from 500 million to 1 billion, with potential drastic reductions to National Guard and reserve components. Army officials convene Monday to review reserve and National Guard concerns under Secretary Patterson. Patterson had warned of an enormous military cut in New York.
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Budget Proposal Cuts Guard and Reserve Program
A proposed budget calls for a 50 percent cut to the guard and reserve program, outlining reduced funding and staffing impacts. The measure targets cost savings while maintaining core capabilities, though details on specific units or timelines are sparse.
Albert Cook Held On Liquor Charge Near Taylor
County officers arrested Albert Cook around 5 30 p m yesterday near Taylor on a charge of possessing non tax paid liquor. About a half gallon of whiskey was confiscated. Cook was released under bond.
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Hodges moves to quarterback in Alabama spring practice
In Tuscaloosa, Norwood Hodges, Alabama’s longtime fullback, works at quarterback during spring drills replacing Hal Self who has graduated. Coach Harold Red Drew announced the shift after a recent practice session.
Lowell Tey Moves to Fullback for Right Halfback Role
Hodges is cited as one of the conference's best linebackers while Weighby weighs only 165 pounds. The note indicates Lowell Tey shifts from right halfback to fullback in the lineup.
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