World Today notes Red moves in Asia and Bangkok legation
The piece reports increased Soviet activity in the Far East with agents in Burma Indonesia and Siam and notes Bangkok hosting more than forty Russians forming a legation. A Moscow strategy to expand influence in Southeast Asia is cited alongside a forecast of a Cominform branch in Bangkok. Edwin F. Stanton the American ambassador to Siam is quoted on the broader Moscow game.
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America
Britain
France
Culbreth Conducts Revival At Center
The Rev. R. Bill Culbreth of Clermont Kentucky leads revival services at Center Baptist church near Webb. A Houston County high school graduate, he earned degrees at Howard College and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and is pastor of Vine Hill Baptist in Clermont. Services run daily 10:30 am and 7:30 pm through Friday led by Pastor Clyde Peterson of Dothan.
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Houston County
Columbia
Howard College
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
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Clermont
Center Church
Clyde Peterson
Dothan
Congress Gives Aid To Two Basque Sheep Herders
Washington reports that Congress passed a private bill aiding Pedro Bastida and Fidel Acordarrementeria, Basque sheepherders from Spain, after immigration issues delayed their entry. Bastida, 42, arrived in 1940 then traveled to San Francisco and Nevada. Acordarrementras, also 42, went ashore in Galveston before heading toward Nevada. Senator Alex Wiley received the note from acting Attorney General Doug W. McGreggor outlining the case.
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Washington
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White House
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Fidel Acordarrementeria
Spain
San Francisco
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Nevada
Attorney General
Fidel Acordarrementras
Galveston
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Fidel
Alex Wiley
Deportation Bill Makes Spanish Sheepherders New Immigrants
The Senate passed S. 203 to adjust quotas for Spanish aliens, lowering the immigration quota by two as Pedro and Fidel, Basque sheepherders deported to Battle Mountain Nevada, await the outcome. Doug wrote to Alex that Congress must decide. President Truman signed the bill into law, benefitting Pedro and Fidel while Spain may object.
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Community Concert Dates Announced for Dothan Season
Tentative concert dates announced by the Dothan Community Concert Association list Elwood Gary as the opening artist on October 1. Teltschick Bredito pianists perform January 12, Svetlova and ballet troupe close the series on March 4. Membership cards for 1948 49 will be mailed before the first concert.
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Dothan Community Concert Association
Clifford Schwalb
Coresponding
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Teltschick Bre - Dito
Svetlova
Troup
A. A. Winter
Funeral plans for Capt Edward W Melchen head of Miami Detective Bureau
Funeral arrangements were being made for Capt Edward W Melchen of the Miami Detective Bureau who died of a heart attack Monday. Melchen led the investigation into Marty Oakes in Nassauand was involved in the case that led to Count Alfred de Marigny and Sir Henry facing murder charges. he was called into the case by the Duke of Windsor.
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Alfred de Marigny
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