Truman Softens Fair Deal Again to Preserve Unity
Washington AP dispatch notes President Truman, in his State of the Union, soft-pedals civil rights aims to keep Congress united. He urges support for remaining Fair Deal elements, avoids bold rights measures, and warns that energy and defense needs dominate this year as Congress, split by Taft Hartley, contends with foreign policy.
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HADACOL claims marked as life changer amid political notes
A newspaper page blends a testimonial about HADACOL from Mrs. Lacy Braswell on Route 2 Stone Mountain Georgia with political commentary on President Truman's policy agenda. The health ad extols improvements after a few weeks of use while the national section discusses labor laws Social Security and education funding, noting deferral of some plans and focus on military and atomic priorities. The piece links personal health claims to broader policy shifts.
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UN Hesitates to Condemn Red China in Korea Conflict
The United Nations debates sanctions and response to Chinese aggression in Korea. Western powers push for labeling Peiping as aggressor, while Japan and non Communist members resist, fearing broader war as Truman frames Korea as a fight for freedom and justice.
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Britain and France reject Soviet protest over Germany rearmament
London reports Britain and France lodged replies to a Soviet protest of December 15 accusing them of threatening peace and violating alliance pacts by German rearmament. Britain and France argue Soviet forces remain large while the Western Allies demobilized and accuse the Soviet bloc of arming in response. The notes were delivered to Soviet authorities late last week.
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GOP Names Critics Of Asian Policies To Party Council
Washington AP Republicans named four outspoken critics of the administration's Far Eastern policy to the important policy making body. Senators Knowland California Smith New Jersey Ferguson Michigan Brewster Maine Thye Minnesota and Martin Pennsylvania join the Republican policy group. The delegates argued Democrats have liberal leanings impacting the party's direction as Congress opens.
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Jaycees To Seal Officers Tomorrow
Dr C R Woods will be installed as president of the Dothan Junick Chamber of Commerce tomorrow night during an installation banquet at the Hoagts Hp. He and other officers will serve one year. In the panel officers and directors served for the months Charles Cherry and Raul Skipper will be seated as vice president and secretary respectively. Wilbur Nolan Montgomery state president of Jaycees will be in charge of installation. The banquet is set for 8 p.m.
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Five major universities in Argentina noted
Five prominent Argentine universities are highlighted, outlining their status and roles in higher education. The article details each institution's historical background, current influence, and regional significance within Argentina's academic landscape.
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War Work Cuts in on Auto Industry Says NADA Delegates
Delegates at the National Automobile Dealers Association convention warn that mobilization will shrink autos and parts availability. They report the average vehicle age at 15 years, with 42 percent over 10 years, and call for expanded service departments and defense subcontracting. They stress highway safety and tire supplies as mobilization proceeds.
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Jolson Stepmother Claimed By Death
Washington AP describes the death of Ida Jolson Yoelson the stepmother of Al Jolson who died at home. George Jolson half brother notes she asked if Al Jolson’s letters were arriving and that she took a devout interest in his career.
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Driver fined in record court for intoxicated driving
In Recorder's Court Negro driver was fined 112 dollars for driving while intoxicated and driving without a license. Earl Yarbrough and Joe Gorien pleaded guilty to reckless driving and were fined 52 dollars each. Floyd Henderson received 27 dollars for reckless driving. Cash bonds forfeited by others who failed to appear totaled more than 460 dollars.
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Florida Cuts $123 Million From State Budget
TALLAHASSEE UP cabinet, led by Gov Fuller Warren, slashed 123 million from agency requests for the coming two years, amid economy pleas. The move trims educational and health budgets and maintains a 100 thousand dollar request for Florida A&M. Officials warn more revenue may be needed, while Warren opposes higher taxes.
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Mystery of Tibet Inspires English Explorer's Revival
Thirty nine years ago Edwin J. Dingle suffered tropical fevers and near death but found health wealth and fame after a guide to Tibet unlocked knowledge power. He credits mystic wisdom learned near East, claims he rose to global recognition as a geographer and offers free books to readers on request, limited print run.
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