Chile Plans to Maintain Public Services in General Strike
In Santiago the government vowed to keep utilities and transport operating during a broad labor stoppage. Admiral Merino announced supply lanes would stay open and the army could run trains and essential services. Federations say up to 50 000 miners and rail workers halted work, with casualties claimed in clashes during police action against a labor meeting.
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Santiago
Chile
APL
Yuo Gul
We Chilean Workers
Poderarion
Mondas
Cloetly
Abur
Vicente Merino Byelich
Inienmor Miraeter
Amy
Federation Jeaders
Ders
Nese Fuller
Truman outlines 50 year continuation and IMF waiver rule
President Truman said the continuation will extend over 50 years and that the terms are neither unusual nor difficult to understand. He described it as a new concept: the recognition that temporary conditions may justify waiving interest on a large amount, subject to an IMF certification that such action is desirable.
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Truman
Gove
International Monetary Fund
Controved From Page One Details of Cash Offer
A finance item notes terms at five thousand dollars in cash and the balance in yearly payments of five hundred. The Harden offer states the firm intends to set up several ventures and outlines payment structure and anticipated rollout.
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Harden
Peel Qualifies For Geneva County Commissioner From first district
W T Bill Peel owner of Peels Grocery and Market in Slocoing today announced he qualified for County Commissioner from the 1st district subject to Democratic primaries May 7 and June 4 1946 He is the first to qualify for the 1st district He has lived in the district all his life and is familiar with its heats 3 4 and 5 He says his grocery business experience will aid a businesslike administration and asks voters support Paid political advertisement by W T Peel
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W. T
Bill) Peel
Peel
Slocoing
Geneva County
Houston County
Red Cross Speaker Helen Turner to Address Moratas County Meeting
Miss Helen Turner will be the guest speaker at the Moratas County American Red Cross meeting at Blaxwell Field. The session will cover Red Cross activities and a brief executive meeting will elect officers. The event starts at 1 am with the executive board meeting following.
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Helen Turner
Blaxwell Field
Ena
Te Moratas
Cooper
American Red Cross
Fridex
Mites Turoer
Youths Absolved In Degnan Case
The Degnan kidnapping case moves forward as two Chicago youths, Theodore Campbell 18 and Vincent Costello 18, are absolved of involvement. Campbell is released. Costello remains held for parole board review. Detectives report the youths telephoned the Degnan home the morning Suzanne Degnan vanished, with no linkage to the crime. Authorities also trace a mailed human ear to the Degnan home, believed to be from an adult man.
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Chicago
William J. Tuohy
Degnan
Tuohy
Theodore Campbell
Vincent Costello
Costelo
Walter Storms
Suzanne Degnan
Storms
Clare Boothe Luce Won't Seek Reelection
Washington reports Representative Clare Boothe Luce of Connecticut announced she will not run for reelection to the House next fall. Despite speculation she might seek the U.S. Senate this year, she offered only that her reasons will become clear in time, and she did not reveal future plans.
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Washington
Clare Boothe Luce
R. Conn
House
Connecticut
U. S. Senate
Manufacturing units plan discussed at board meeting
Small manufacturing units on the property employ at least 150 workers with potential for 500. Present at the board meeting this morning were Chairman Wallace Malone, J A Streyer, and M L Hanathan Jr.
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Wallace Malone
J. A. Streyer
M. L. Hanathan,Jr
Dont's for Pimples and Petersons Ointment Ad
A vintage advertisement urges avoidance of scratching pimples and squeezing eruptions to prevent infection. It promotes Peterson's Ointment as quick relief for itching, eczema, red blotches, and skin irritations, claiming it improves appearance and feel. The product is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee after one application.
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Peterson
Bradley Warns Hospitalization Needs Of Vets
Washington officials warn veterans hospital needs will rise as World War II and earlier vets accumulate nonservice connected disabilities. VA data project around 250000 veterans in hospitals by 1973, with policy debates over first claims and potential liberalization drawing support from veteran groups.
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Bradley
Robert F Geiger
Washington
Idte
Lear
Truman Co
Dorius
Austea
Hospital
Pete Seesire
Cate i WA
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Another Cold Wave Forecast For The South
A new invasion of cold Canadian air pushes south and east after temperatures plummet in North Dakota and eastern Montana. The forecast calls for the mercury to tumble in the East and Southeast tonight and tomorrow as precipitation moves ahead of the cold air mass.
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Associated Press
North Dakota
Montana
New England
New York
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Michigan
Great Lakes
Florida
Newborn Porcupine Bigger Than Newborn Black Bear Cuc
A newborn porcupine is larger than a newborn black bear cuc in measured size. The observation notes the contrasting early growth of the two species, highlighting the porcupine’s relatively greater mass at birth.
Dodo Bird Revisited as Scientists Reconstruct Its Past
Washington AP reports scientists debate the dodo’s extinction story and how remains and old descriptions shape the tale. Dr H Friedmann of the institute notes public fascination with tech details while noting over 80 bird species have vanished in modern times. The piece closes by questioning why phrases persist about a bird long dead.
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Washington
Wepmitheenias
Smithseniax
Warty Eaplortra
Ds. H. Friedmase
Instituew
Bird Division
Tedhy
Amerie
Friedmann
Fall In Spanish War Vets Get $75 Lodging Pay
Veterans who enlisted in 1698 for Spain’s duration and discharged in the Philippine Islands may claim $75 lodging and subsistence in Manila while awaiting transport home under Public Law No. 247 of the 7th Congress. The War Department notes the program aims to ease demobilization delays.
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Reuben
Spain
Congress
War Department
Ne Dothan
Truman
Philippine Islands
Manila
United States
San Francisco
Frank C Bartlett Funeral Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Frank C Bartlett seventy were held yesterday afternoon at Ward Wilson chapel. Burial was in City cemetery. Bartlett, longtime Dothan resident and former city police officer, died Saturday at his home after a long illness. Surviving is one sister Mrs C Hughes of Orcilla GA. Active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed among local names.
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Frank C. ‘Bartlett
Crawford Street
Ward-Wilson Chapel
Dumiee
Ward-Wilson
Bartlett
Dothan
C. Hughes
Orcilla
N. Pate
Cliff Gibson
Jess Holly
H. L. O'Neal
Jasper Barnes
Tom Ward
Honary
H. B. Burdeshaw
N. T. Strickland
R. Q. Vaughn
D. D. Vaughn
W. EF. Strickland
Ally Williams
Y H. Dupree
C. H. Napier
Average American Invested In Series E Bonds
The average American put $293.12 in Series E Defense and War Bonds from May 1, 1941, to the start of this year. A total of $39,576,950,000 was invested by about 136 million people, with redemptions near 23 percent leaving over $30 billion still invested. An estimated 81 percent of the world’s people earn less than $10 per breadwinner weekly.
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Washington
Hess Denied Self Defense Bid in Nuremberg Trial
In Nuremberg Germany Rudolf Hess was refused permission to act as his own attorney. A court appointed Dr Otto Stehmer to defend Hess after Hess requested to represent himself. The trial heard details on wartime directives and Nazi policies, with prosecutors referencing Hitler’s aims to intimidate occupied nations.
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Hess
Mernberg
Germany
API
Rudolph Hess
International Military Fabrie
Gunther von Hohrecheidt
Foehrer
Otto Stehmer
Hermang "Geerig
Roehreheidt
Dubost
Adolf Hiler
Some FEC Members Urge Long Occupation
TOKYO AP Allied occupation of Japan should continue for 10 to 20 years to ensure full democratization and a peaceful future for Nippon. Col L M Cosgrave Canada chief delegate urged a 20 year occupation, warning against pulling out too soon. Tomas Confessor Philippines delegate urged 10 years of military occupation followed by a civilian phase led by the Far Eastern Commission.
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Tokyo
Japan
Nippon
Far Eastern Commissions
Col. L. M. Cosgrave
Canada
Mt. McKinley
Balkans
Far Eastern Commission
Unwitting Donor To Clothing Drive Seeks Garb Return
A Dothan clothing campaign near catastrophe involved a missing donation. A Negro woman left a wash on a porch for her employer. Boy Scouts later loaded the bundle into a truck, thinking it a campaign contribution. City Commissioner Clyde Coe said efforts were underway to recover the clothing.
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Dothan
Clyde Coe
Malone Attacks Russia Policy and Budget Spending
The speaker denounces Russia as aggressive and undeserving of a UN jury seat, urges drawing a hard line to curb Soviet expansion, mocks the wartime budget as excessive, criticizes Truman for labor ties and union pressures, and calls for immigration cuts except for England and Northern Europe. He concludes with a call to moral action and prayer to guide postwar policy.
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Malone
Russia
UNO
Germany
United States
Truman
England
Europe
Kitling
Onal
Godo
Gale swept Britain with 82 mph wind across the country
A gale of 82 miles an hour struck Britain today, causing two deaths and injuring two as strong winds felled trees and damaged buildings. Channel ships sought shelter as the Air Ministry noted it as the strongest storm in a year. An oak tree toppled onto an army hut, killing two soldiers and injuring two others.
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London
Gap
Britain
Air Ministry
Radio Programs Schedule Fragment
Radio listings for a Wednesday night feature varied shows from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm including music hours, AP News segments, dramas, and band concerts. Notable items include Paul Baron's Orchestra, Church of Christ program, Victory Band Concert, and Andrews Sisters performances with multiple local host segments and news briefs.
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AP News
Shady Valley
Curt Massey
Palmer House
Oreh
Church of Christ
Erakine Jobaton
Johnson Femly
Mutusi
Melody Hour
Paul Baron
Orch
Cantain Mednighi
Thomas Peluso
AP Lewe
Howe
Rainbow
Abe-Baale
Ebs
Abe
Rbe
Jack Smith
Cbe and
Gram Linz
Carolyn Gilbert
Abe Filery Queen
Chabdasig
Tone Rencer
Wear
Abe Gids—Kaltenborr
Abe Sack Carson
Cha Tam
Abper
Eloey Davia
Hildewarde
Abe Jean Hersbolt
de. Christiah
Eba
Inutea
Che Antor
Abe Atra
Disty
Dioner
Frisco
Ann Sothern
Cha
Ibe
Kay Kyser
Nbe
Andrews Sisters
Marty Dale
Chi-Abe
Farmers oppose food strike amid wartime policy talk
Congressional action to shield the public is discussed by Fred Bailes and officials from the Agriculture Department. They argue a farm strike is impractical due to the perishability of milk and produce and would waste crops, while steel production notes Japan’s ranking among top steelmakers prior to the war.
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Congress
Fred Bailes
National Grange
O'Neal
Bailey
Agriculture Department
Dothan Woman Credits Inner Aid For Relief
A Dothan resident claims her stomach eased after taking INNER-AID. She says meals no longer cause gas or bloating, headaches and constipation improved, and she feels overall relief. The ad promotes INNER-AID as cleansing bowels and aiding liver and kidneys with 12 advertised ingredients, selling through local drug stores.
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Dothan
Adv
Grass fires tamed by Dothan firefighters yesterday
Dothan firemen fought two small grass fires on Guard Street and Jett Street. The first blaze on Guard Street was extinguished around 10 oclock, then a second fire in a vacant plot on Jett Street was tackled after the truck returned to service.
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Dothan
Guard Street
Jett Street
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