Fragmentary report on nationalist ties and China events
A damaged OCR snippet suggests discussions of economic collaboration and a Nationalist backchannel with China. It mentions a report about Chiang Kai-shek returning to discuss enhancing a Sino relations move and hints at a conference where a nationalist government was tied to the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torial
Moral
Guiring
Banomatorias
Io Nationalat
China
Quiring
Ching
Chin
Weal
Philippines
Life in the Wiregrass highlights and community notices
Cross Sections reports on a heart attack victim admitted yesterday, a new caretaker watchman at Camp Rotary Wax, and a Boy Scout board of review set at city hall. Also noted are a Southeast Alabama Council meeting at Oxark Community Center with a Dutch dinner, a truck fire on West Main, and cemetery work days at Clayinn and Piney Grove church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soint
Robert McKight
Alabama
Seni Guineil
Percy Thomaa
Negra
Boy Scout Board of Review
City Hall
Whit King
Southeast Alabama Council
Boy Scouts
Ametica
Oxark
C.T. Hater
Clayinn Certaincy
Piney Grove
Letayetia Methodist High
C. H. Hildreth
J. A. Clymes
Charice
Harry Prim
J. B. Geiger
A. J D. Ussery
Board of
Stewards
W. T. Singletary
Lay Life
Eagle Steff
Week end arrests show drunkenness and disorder across city
A report outlines multiple weekend arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Deputies report highway sobriety failures and several individuals charged, including two named suspects, with details on hospitalizations and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siily
Werhand
Sy Toba McClendon
Hema
Hafield Ganiels
Pater
Toga and Others Compete Across Street A Event
A fragmented local notice lists participants including Ye Bevnon Merrowitz Robs Insem DG Laticas and Others at a street event. Names Toby Te Allman Jym Wadiingiin appear amid unclear affiliations. The readable fragment hints at a group gathering or race format with multiple individuals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toga
Th YE Bevnon
Lee Merrowitz
Jack
Chile
Insem
Laticas
Unsers
Toby Te
Me Allman
Jym Wadiingiin
Tito calls for Yugoslav Greek border seal and aid cuts
Yugoslavia plans to seal all borders with Greece to protect workers from the Greek Civil War and ease tensions. Tito warned of economic and political retaliation, urged a gradual border closure, and accused Western and Soviet actors of pressuring Trieste and regional conflicts while insisting copper transfers remain non political.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Singleton
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Greece
Pola
Italy
Apel
Trieste
Avatrian Carinthia
Wester Diplomata
Fragmented report outlines wartime harvest and costs
A garbled account covers explosion aftermath and harbor response, naming officials and victims in a smeared narrative. It references naval reserve figures, government crop estimates, and projected wartime production values, with scattered names such as Washington attorney Dud and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy
Joan Few
Prichard
Panter
Dudlex
Washington
Dudless
Payl
Butlin Pawarde
Vivanay
Tedlie Willian
Mogindri
Vie White
Ivnnyar
Vetvel Ag
Perk Soap Endorsement Promises Easy Laundry Boost
Miss Clara Schneider of 178 S Idlewilde Menyphig touts Perk Soap as a quick clean for clothing. She claims the soap leaves small garments brighter with a fresh perfume and minimal effort, encouraging readers to let Perk handle household work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Clara Schneider
S. Idlewilde
Menyphig
Schneider
Perk
Truman's midyear message outlines limited tax cuts and big public works
President Truman calls for a $9 million public works program over three years, a nationwide unemployment benefit of up to $30 weekly for 26 weeks, and broader social security and aid measures. He urges no broad tax changes that would raise net receipts, blames Congress for inflation risks, and argues for deficit financing as a temporary necessity while aiming to boost production and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damusry
Osher
Secreary
Chaves P. Brannan
Yimmar
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Newport
McEl
Congress
Council of
Catumte Advisers
Truman
Visitors Learn Foxes and Possums Identification
Weekend lesson at Trawick home on Newville route two covered identifying foxes and possums. Trawick submitted a specimen for rabies testing after two visitors mistook an animal for a possum and the creature bit a dog and tore clothing. A second positive head was brought by W. T. Underwood of Dothan route two for examination.
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T. J
Newville
Fie
Berg
Trawick
Snch
Ann Irwin Casper
Livestock Market Report From Union Stockyards
Local cattle and hog sales show varied prices with few strong buyer actions. Slaughter cattle mostly steady to higher with lightweights at 26.50 to 27.00 per cwt, calves weak to 50 lower, and hogs active with medium to good slaughter pigs 15.00 to 19.00 per cwt. buyers firm on several classes amid thin trading.
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Montgomery
Wwe
Union Stockyards
Culver
Congress stalls on arms pact renewal hints large costs
The speaker notes delays in renewing an arms treaty and potential approval issues in Congress. He warns that without renewal funds for Europe arms may face funding challenges and that heavy economic reading lies ahead as policy actions loom. The discussion reflects uncertainty about future defense spending and reciprocal trade renewal.
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Congress
Jta
Jane
Senate
Staate
Aranche
Arma
Europe
Governor Foster Found Dead on Pullman Car Ride
Number 16 Was dead. He called police. The Pullman car had been completely emptied. Gov. Foster, former secretary of the National Conference of Governors, died during a secret mission with a bodyguard on a Pullman journey. Jester, his political rival, had previously served as lieutenant governor and helped shape Texas university building programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byer
Nationaty Conference of Governors
Texas
Tester
Nizhway
Glen Rose
Highway Patrol
Aislin
Sauke Mae
Putlman
Jme
Fantary
George T. Jester
Iba
Jester
Curstontin
Tanaiteys
Frances Gordon Desir
E. Desler
Bunie Nepenan
Corsionha
Hy Texas
Emmenie
Thy University of Texas Trans
Brairman
Aner Wag
Ramey J
Funeral rites for Mrs Litha Riley Ozark and William Snell
Funeral services were held for Mrs Litha Riley, 78, at the Att. Carmel Church near Echo with burial in the church cemetery. Survivors include her son E Hy Riley and three daughters Eve Bess Edith Kirkland and Eula Woodham. Separate services for William Pyror Snell of Newville route two were conducted at Center Church with burial in the church cemetery. He left a wife Mayme Snell and several children and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytha Riley
Ozark
Litha Riley
Hes Home
Echo
Att. Carmel
Baldwin
Church
Holman Funeral Home
Wte
E. Hy Riley
Ozarks
Eva Bess
Midland City
Edith Kirkland
Eula Woodham
Headland
Gus Smith
Columbus, Ga
W. P. Snell
William Pyror Snell
Newville
Center Church
Mr. Snell
M.S. Baldwin
Thomas Roscoe
Montgomery
Billy Brannon
U.S
Turbulent Senate Debates Heat Up Over Pact and Employment
The article outlines Senate and committee discussions on the North Atlantic Pact with Senator Taft wavering between support and opposition. It notes unemployment concerns raised by Chairman O’Mar Hokey and investigations into anti trust and energy issues, while leaders anticipate ratification of the pact and debate continues on related programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. O'Mar Hokey
D-Wro
Hose Senate Economig
O'Mahoney Gray
Robert A. Taft Robio
Chemitton
Famerlaw
Sen Bowrke
Bears
Inwa
Riquity Wah
Board Says Utilities Becoming Expensive and Will Talk
The Houston County Board of Revenues said utility charges for relocating poles by Algbaroa Power, Rural Electrification Administration, and United Telephone and Telegraph are too high. The board plans to confer with the companies on the bills as delegates from Kinsey, Alabama seek paving aid for a four mile strip on Kinsey Road toward Dothan, but weather and ongoing agricultural projects delay road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County Board of Revenues
Algbaroa Power Company
Rural Electrification Admiiistration
United Telephone and Telegraph Company
Vihe
Kinsey
Newton
Cami Signera
Dothan
Rave Street
Hughes Crossing
Fat Hog show entries and county officials named amid union concerns
Participants must be members of their local FPA club and submit to official checks, with Richardt Ramsey and others serving on the show committee. Last year Doyle Fulcott won with Dove Barnes in the exhibit. Education debate follows, Rep. Steed accuses leadership of stalling federal aid measure, House committee eyed demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antitt
East “Ao
Forrester
Cormittice
Richardt Ramsey
Coh Ling
Dove Barnes
Clark
Joseph CocMtay Honey
D-Wyer
Tain Steed
Oki
Mack
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Y Body Wuilder Fon
Houston County Milling Co
South Gates
Lior West
Lawton Bye Ynard
West Main
Aga
Yerbanain
Reibeh
Dandi
Candiessenayny
Alby
Ger
Bir
Matthey
Dunermey Alor Tien
Southern Airmotive Inc
Namer Field
Conmnform
Ammunist International Integrenuinn
Tita
Gomun Farm
Beyeath
Learloya
Communiah Paice
Basten
Harape
Sapitalen
Anatol
Yo Vishsky
Yagualitvin
Suverniment
OlGerule
Rovermnet
Toney
Ola Eee
Jock St Joseph
Chadren
Atlanta
Greyhound Bus Depot
Foster St
Greyhound
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