Truman Proposes Two US Education Aid Plans
President Truman outlined two federal education aid options. Plan one would grant about 3300,000,000 yearly to states to hire teachers and build schools, while Plan two would fund scholarships for capable students who cannot afford college, costing about 100,000,000 annually and aiding roughly 179,000 students.
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Truman
Jakes Marlow Washington
Congress
Senate
Tn College
Wr. Fruman
U. S
Karl J. McGrath
Irawan
Camellia Exhibit Set By Birmingham Club
Birmingham hosts a camellia display this weekend by the Birmingham Men’s Camellia Society. Dr. J. V. Magruder says exhibitors from any grower may enter, with plants arriving from Mobile and other Southern cities. Proceeds support a camellia section at Vulcan Park. the show runs Saturday and Sunday in the Tulwilee Hotel Terrace room.
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Birmingham
Birmingham Men's Camellia Society
J. V. Magruder
Mobile
Magruder
Vulcan Park
Red Mountains
Terrace
Tulwilee Hotel
Introducing Good Food American Chop Suey Recipe
Mrs. Jack Perry of 319 Hast Woodland Derive Dethan offers an American chop suey recipe from Columbus Ohio via her mother in law. The dish feeds many and uses ground beef onions green pepper mushrooms celery tomatoes rice and garlic. She advises browning beef first then simmer thirty to forty five minutes watching the rice to avoid burning. Serve with salad bread and drink.
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Jack Percy
Woodland Drive
Persy
Eagle Statt Piiotor
Jack Perry
Mira
Percy
Dothan
Columbus
Ohio
Two Women Educators Vie For Aea Presidency In Alabama
In Birmingham AP reports two women, Miss Zora Elis and Miss Mildred LeMei Smith, along with James P. Floyd, vie for the Alabama Education Association presidency. The ballot also lists district trustees and a single state vice president nominee, with various district contests and nominations across the state.
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Birmingham
Alabama Education Association
Zora Elis
Taliaedega
James P. Floyd
Cleburne County
Mildred LeMei Smith
Vigor High
Mobile
ABA
Garrett
Montgomery County
Association
J. M. Laird
O. B. Garter
Eufaula Sur Perintendent
Br. A. R. Bertuin
Troy Teachers College
Histoy
Mist
Bess .C. Bonner
Northport
H. L. Gibbs
Gordo
Bessie M. ‘Asbury
Holt
D. Naylor
R. BH
Vickers
Medlusa Emory
Elmore County
Virgi A. Haggard
Lee County
Martha Kirk
Gadsden
William J. Kennady
Alexis l
Centre
Britain Faces Momentous Socialist Election Test
The British general election on February 3 pits the Conservative party under Winston Churchill against a long-standing socialist regime. Voters weigh security for families against risks of nationalization, with memories of the 1926 general strike and coal nationalization shaping views. The outcome will likely determine whether socialism endures or gives way to capitalism.
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England
Rank Sud
Basia
Dional Crisiz
London
Eber
Scclalict
Tug Attempts Freeing Grounded Sheila Queen Vessel
A Miami tug Saivor plans to tow the 50 foot British motor vessel Sheila Queen from a grounding near Cape Florida. A Coast Guard rescue ship spotted the Sheila Queen yesterday with five men aboard since Monday. The ship, en route from the Bahamas to Miami, remains grounded at the spot. Ukeleles Return to Tampa as Gospel Music Gains Popularity. Music merchants report strong demand and note gospel ensembles now feature ukuleles, with the Little Chapel Church forming a ukulele band.
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Miami
Fla
Saivor
Cape Florida
Coast Guard
the Bahama
Tampa
Frs
Little Chapel
Smathers to Run for Senate Against Pepper in Florida
Rep. George Smathers of Mims announces candidacy for the U. S. Senate seat held by Claude Pepper. The 36-year-old congressman will address supporters in Orlando and broadcast across Florida as he targets Pepper’s record on deficit spending Taft-Hartley Civil Rights. Pepper campaigns on 14 years in the Senate while Smathers builds a Jacksonville headquarters and gears up for a vigorous statewide race.
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George Smathers
Mismitewight
U. S. Senate
Claude Pepper
Smather
Orlando
Coliseum
Florida
Pepper
Messares
Sruman
Smathers
Stathers
Senate
Jacksonville
Pepper Seen As Clear Favorite In Florida Senate Race
The article notes Pepper’s strong standing with Gov Fuller Warren and allies as Smathers and other candidates enter the Florida Senate contest. Pepper, a longtime Democratic figure, has defeated opponents since 1936, winning a large margin in 1948 and building a steady base through terms in Congress and the Senate.
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Abe
Fuller Warren
Labor
Otber
Walle
Smathers
Bis
Tunlor
Feo
Pepper
Kim
Self
Ina
Congress
Pat Cannon
Duncan U. Fieteher Wio
Guyave Scholtz
Isé
J. Orie Edmunds
Versut
Stetsom Umlity
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