Patrol Name Mixup Dominates Crash Report Confusion
An unsolved collision near Pinckard involved a military truck during wreck clearing. Patrolman Earl Smoth filed a report with names of the officer killed and the injured swapped. Inspector Elstio confirmed MPs identified the men correctly, but the patrolman misunderstood the accident map and misnamed the casualty.
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Wesbhrauan
Pinckard
Earl Smoth
Elstio
Smith
Sand Lustad
Three Birmingham Papers Suspend As Printers Strike
Birmingham's three daily papers halted publication as ITU AFL unions picketed offices. After an 8 to 3 vote against a contract not meeting ITU laws, printers left the composing rooms. Papers involved are Birmingham Post Berioot-Howard News and AgeHerald. Publishers cited pressure from national ITU officers over recognition of the 1945 ITU laws.
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Birmingham
Ala
International Typographical Union
AFL
Aigadag
ITU
Birmingham Post
Afternoon News
Birweloghens News Company
Fifteen Year Olds Fail Driver Tests In Alabama
In Montgomery AP report nearly half of 15 year olds who applied for drivers licenses failed the exam. Dept of Public Safety Director Van B Gilbert said 824 of 1856 tested were rejected. Capt J M Brawner cited inadequate preparation for the test. The 1965 legislature lowered legal driving age to 15. Gilbert announced safety films to be shown statewide next week in schools PTAs clubs to educate young motorists.
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Montgomery
Department of Public Safety
van B. Gilbert Sald
Capt. J
Brawner
Gaibert
Civic Clube
London Polish Commander Balks At Warsaw Regime
Lt Gen Wladyslaw Anders, named commander of Polish forces abroad, issued a protest against Allied recognition of the exile Warsaw regime. He denounced the temporary authority as an imposed fait accompli and said world powers trample Poland’s constitution.
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London
Wladyslaw Anders
Shu
Batie
Leoden
Tog
Simelar
Geo Klemens Rudnick
Germany
Wladyslaw Racklewice
Anders
Iely
Warsaw
Poland
County Welfare Report Released
The June report from the Houston County Department of Public Welfare shows $14,713.50 in financial aid dispersed to 811 families. It details applications received, eligibility outcomes, and breakdowns by old age, dependent children, boarding home care, handicapped, and blind categories with weekly disbursement notes.
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Houston County Department of Public Welfare
C. L Cullis
Alex Davis Funeral Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for Alex And rew Davis, eighty five, who died at his home on Ozark route one after a long illness, were held today at Union Church with Rev. R. L. Walnut officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Surviving are his wife, two sons Reed and Allen, five daughters Jozie Lillie Mary Ellen Verl Josie, three sisters Katherine Shermyan Mulle, and brother Don.
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Alex Andrew Davis
Ozark
Union Church
R. L. Walnut
Cwing
Bunal
Headland
Reed Davis
Allen Davis
Jozie Davis
Lillie Davis
Mary Ellen Sullian
Verl Halsey
Blountstown
Flo
Josie Davis
Midland City
Katherine Cox
Oine
Shermyan Cox
Autan
Mulle Avant
Newton
Don Davis
Talledegs
Mrs Johnson USO Mother Re elected for Six Months
Mrs Arthur Johnson was elected USO Mother for the coming six months by the war relief committee at the USO. She succeeds Mrs B F Sweet, retiring USO Mother, and becomes the second term holder of the post since the club opened. Mrs Walter Harris was elected chairman of the Java Hours, succeeding Mrs F A Sweet. other chairladies remained in place for the period.
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Arthur Johnson
Yeater- Gey
Charladies
USO Cit
Mildred Daniel
Guy
Johnson
Mra B F Swest
USO
Walter Harris
Wea
Java Hours
Mra
F. A. Sweet
Cuming Sik
Taft defends international cooperation yet rejects global economic fixes
Taft argued for political cooperation while denying that wars stem from economic causes. He questioned provident loans abroad and warned against permanent solutions to world economic issues. He reserved final judgment on a currency stabilization fund for a later week.
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Taft
Bank
Continued From Page ope Opponents on Today's List
The report lists opponents for today with John Foster Dulles slated to speak tomorrow. Dulles, advisor to Gov Dewey and a key figure for the American delegation at the San Francisco Conference, is expected as the committee nears possible conclusions. Norman Thomas, former Socialist candidate, is also scheduled to appear. A Charter vote is seen as likely for Saturday or Monday as Barkley signals his intention regarding the Bretton Woods agreement before the Senate next Monday.
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John Foster Dulles
Thomas E. Dewey
Foreign Affairs Advisrer
Dulles
Americago
San Francisco
Connally D-Text
Norman Thomas
Alan
Barkley
Senate
Trade Restraint Case Upheld Against Three Firms
NEW YORK AP Federal Judge Savi He Aittand upheld government charges against E. T Diya de Nemours and Ca, Inc National Lesd Company and Tita Company Inc for forming a cartel and conspiracy in restraint of trade in the titanium industry. The judge called it a combination and conspiracy harming competition and noted the need to destroy the power of prevention of such developments.
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New York
Savi He Aittand
E. T Diya de Nemours and Ca, Inc
Lesd Company
Tita Company, Inc
Gnants Trust
Kitkind
Tian
National Land
Riflund
Negro Registrants Take Army Exams
Officials of Houston County Selective Service Board announce a group of Negro registrants who have gone to Fort Benning Georgia for pre induction physical examination. The list includes A G Robertson Mosey Holoway Sherman McSwain Jackson TB Wbun Oscar James Jones Willis Streeter Terry Neal Clyde Shipman Henry Knight Eunice Lee Guilford Bosse Charles O Bryant Andrew Neckinley Moses Clark Allen Mitchell Tullis and Mate Thompson transferred from Bainbridge board.
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Houston County Selective Service Board One
Ft Henning
A. G C. Robertson
Mosey Holoway
Sherman McSwain Jackson
TB Wh Bun
Oscar James Jones
Streeter
Terry Neal
Clyde Shipman
Henry Knight
Eunice Lee Guilford
Bosse Charles O’bryant
Andrew Neckinley
Woman Slayer Of Sailor Free On $15,000 Bond
In Bridgeport, Mrs. Imogene Stevens, wife of Major G Ralery Stevens, posted a $15,000 bond and was freed from Fairfield County jail where she had been held since June 4 on a charge of manslaughter in the death of a 19 year old submarine veteran. The bond was lowered from $50,000 at a recent Superior Court hearing where Stevens showed distress and required support. she is represented by David Goldstajn.
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Bridgeport. Com
Imogene Stevens
Texas
Perstragper
Ralery Stevens
Fairfield County
Abe
New Cannes
New Copaan
Albert Kovacs
Norwelk
Fairfeld County
Mra
Steven
Theodore A Steiber
Superior Court
William Comley
Mra. Stevens
David Goldstaln
Postwar policy debates for Germany and Europe
The text outlines Allied plans and questions for a settlement with Germany after World War II. It covers disarmament, territorial disposition, and economic policies, noting potential commissions, the San Francisco and Berlin conferences, and the Big Three’s roles in shaping future Europe. It also discusses Italy’s status, Spain under Franco, Turkey, Tangier, and joint actions versus unilateral moves.
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Reich
Yalta
Germany
Europe
San Francisco
Berlin
Europa
Italy
United Nationa
Spain
Moscow
Rush
Turkey
Dardanelles
Tangier
London
Stalin
Franco
Span
Churchill
Mr. Truman
Bradley Approved Nomination Of Omard Sradley For VA Chief
Senate Finance Committee unanimously approves General Omard Sradley nomination to head Veterans Affairs. New Orleans Cotton and New York Cotton market quotes appear in article snippet alongside the political update.
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Bradley
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Omard Sradley
Veterans Affairs
Worhan Jailed on Forgery Count
Worhan charged with forgery after an out of town woman identified by police forged a department store check and bought two dresses with it. The suspects were placed in county jail custody after being released by the sheriff yesterday. authorities recovered the dresses from a boat.
Bombing raids deepen attack on Tokyo area airfields
Guam reports say bombers and rockets hit southern approaches Tuesday in retaliation for major carrier and land based air strikes on Honshu. Nimitz reports Corsair and Avenger raids on Kyushu and Ryukyus while Tokyo airfield destruction mounts. preliminary tally notes hundreds of planes knocked out across 70 Tokyo area airfields.
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Guam
Air Assisis
Honshu
Tokyo
Sebang Island
Sumeira
Singapore
2St
Akagi
Maruzen Gil
Osaka
Akashi
Kobe
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Kyushu
Ryukyus
Miyazaki
Inuja
Tanega Island
Amani Group
Ryukyu
John
McCain
American TH met Gay perifo ace mate eo
The fragmentary text reports a meeting involving American TH and Gay. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the items reference a perifo ace and a notable figure in a numeric context exceeding 1,000. Further readable data is insufficient to determine dates places or outcomes.
Black man sentenced in first degree murder case
A Black defendant, Osrst Perry Negry, was indicted for first degree murder in the hazing death of Pew Jatkea. In January, the case progressed to first degree manslaughter with associated penalties, as recorded in the southeastern district court.
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Mourder
Pew Jatkea
Negro
Equity
C—O
Fragmentary Civil War Era Incident Note
An OCR fragment notes a late Civil War era event with names obscured. Wording references injuries and a death following an earlier skirmish on a road near a property, mentioning a person named Jacks and others. The text is heavily garbled, offering limited factual detail beyond a fatal injury in a roadside incident.
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