Arrests Sting Local Mob Violence Case Wide
Fourteen men were charged after a mob incident in Adamsville and surrounding areas, with arrests listing names such as Khan and Breck, plus a deputy sheriff. Charges include assault and conspiracy, with penalties up to 31,000 and possible prison terms. A Brooksville police chief faced scrutiny for duties, while a Klansman identified as a suspect was reported.
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Foley
Prine
Adita
Edness
Rae
Atv
Ted Petia
Khan
Tye
Msekayay
Newand
Polerman AL
Seth Teae de Greey Darglary
Fee Goliniy
Mogny
Adamisville
AMA
Follie
Klan
Winn AL Randoet
Tnd
Byrd
Frotheronting
Mille Guyton
Brookstle
Eliver Brock
Bandit Search In Vicinity After Beach Heist
Reported by George Whittington describes a group of four bandits who held up a beach area, escaping after a pistol firing incident injuring a deputy. A vehicle linked to the crime was found in Geneva County, with authorities pursuing leads across multiple counties and awaiting further details.
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Bandis
Gory Bottie
Tieiaitte
Wiveunisy
George Whittington
Geneva County
Geneva
Laurel Escapes Assassins Shots Fired At Platform
In CEBU CPV Philippines a crowd of about 20 000 watched as shots were fired at a platform where Laurel spoke. Bullets struck near him but his bodyguards blocked the attack and he escaped unharmed. Officials mourn the attempted assassination amid a tense political climate as a successor to Elpidie Quiting is sought.
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Laurel
Cebu
Scurrvy Trick Science Upsets Hen House Sex Life
A veterinary report to the nation notes that certain sexual hormones alter young roosters by causing increased fattening deformations and loss of fighting instinct. Treatments begin about four months before breeding, with visible changes within weeks. Treated birds become docile and may be roped from normal yard clashes, requiring separation from other roosters.
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Detroit
Ups
F.C. Tovkor
Claypool
Tnd
Tucker
American Veterinary Medical Association
Otuuxhiter
Fugitive extradition dispute tied to Alabama case
A garbled report outlines a legal fight over extraditing a fugitive named Miller to or from Alabama. The text mentions a governor, a court session scheduled in fall, and questions of jurisdiction, with references to a nursing of the case and various locations including New York and Philadelphia.
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Alabama
Fletcher
Mayainanaing
Jintiesci
Guth
Albert B. Gerber
Fasimet
Teery
Mills
Chimes
Terr & Jynets
Dent
Phiadelphis
Federa Aniy Jis
Trenton Negro Fugitive Testifies in Federal Court
Julius Harper, a fifteen year old fugitive described as a Negro from Trenton, testified in a federal court about his 1943 robbery sentence and forced confession. He recounted being jailed in Mobile County and later escaping to join the Army before capture at a Middlesex County camp office.
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Trenton
Yestendar
Getrachion
Julius
Harper
Paifii Forman
Mobile
Aude Forman
Middlesex County General Office
State Hospital Finance Plan Explained by Chief
State Hospital Chief explains how a 4 mill property tax vote next Tuesday could fund one third of a county hospital's cost with Federal and State aid under the FRU-Burton Act. He notes constitutional and enabling steps, including a pending amendment to allow pledging tax revenue, and cites liquor tax provisions and Senate prospects as potential sources to meet the county's share.
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Caula
Clay Dean
Montgomery
State Board of Health
Bath
Mauston County
Dean
Lerishi- Tareid
Senate
Wiys
Houston
Vost
Hay Ba
Third ix
Duan
Britain expected to cut U.S. imports to save dollars
London reports Britain plans to curb imports of wheat, loanven, timber, canned fruit and other foods from the United States to reduce dollar outflows. Chancellor Sir Stafford Cripps likely to announce intended reductions at the Weir conference, urging the dollar crisis to be shared by the Commonwealth finance ministers. Britain, banking the sterling bloc, anticipates contributing to the bloc’s trade balance adjustments with debtier countries.
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Briain
United Suites
Satford Cripps
Britain
Weir
Ster’ling
Mua
Dattar
Alabama Counties Junk Gas Tax Demand
Montgomery Alabama ap heads of Alabama county governments abandoned demands for a one cent tax increase. The Association of County Commissioners and Probate Judges said action came as there was no hope of passage this session. Instead secretary treasurer John G White led backing for a 40 100 000 road bond issue to be paid from proceeds of the existing transportation tax. Companion bills were introduced in both the House and Senate. White is a 2 member of the House from Perry County.
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Montgomery
Alabara
Association of
County Commissioners and Probate Judges
John G. White
House
Senate
White
Perry Couns
Plane crash kills 13 Americans near Bombay airfield
Monsoon rain hinders rescue after an ALM Constellation crash in Bombay Island injures many and kills 33 elsewhere. Among the dead are Charles Gratke and two Pulitzer winners, with Dutch and other nationalities also listed among the victims.
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India
Bombay Island
Indonesia
KLM
Royal Dutch Airling
Europe
Bari
Italy
Charles Gratke
The
Christian Science Monitor
Bodies Found in Wreck of Air Force C-54
Two U S Air Force crewmen were found dead beside a crashed C 54 in the Russian sector of Germany while airlifting supplies to Berlin. A third crew member was believed dead in the still smoldering wreckage, potentially raising the airlift death toll to 54 since June 1948.
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Frankevet
Germany
U. 3 Air Force
Berlin
Airforce
Sair
Senate Rules Change Sought to Halt Filibuster Move
Senate committees push to curb filibuster stalling with a rules change to block delays. The Rules Committee advanced a package including a special order to fast track the explosive gas bill and cap spending, while administration allies urged swift action.
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Senate
Jester Lies In State Beneath Texas Flag
Governor Beiiard H. Jester lies in state beneath the Texas Lone Star flag after death from a heart ailment. Flown from Houston, his body rests in the executive mansion before state senate rites, then to Corsicana for burial. President Aleman expresses condolences, lauding his devotion during a lengthy legislative session.
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Tex
Beajiard H. Jester
Lone Star
Texas
Houston
Betto
Executive
Renate
Chambers
Jester
Corsicana
Miguel Aleman
Mexico
Unemployment Shows Buyer's Market Back
New York AP reports unemployment figures reflect a buyer s market while rising but still normal. About 3.8 million seeking work, with projections of 3.0 to 3.5 million as a baseline under full employment, per Twentieth Century Fund study and federal economists. President Truman says forewarning unemployment is unhealthy. The piece notes danger lines vary and personal impact differs, citing historical data on job seekers and labor force dynamics.
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Winget New York
Inez Wuindred Yaars
Twentieth Century Fund
Truman
Congress
Dock Strikers Rise Over London Tie-Up
Dock strikers escalate action as 2700 more workers join protests and 15 more ships are tied up in London. Government power looms as emergency measures aim to direct loading and unloading of all ships.
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London
George VI
National Dock Labor Board
Arkansas polio cases rise to 240 this year
Arkansas reports 240 poliomyelitis cases since January 1 with 33 deaths. The 13th victim was 28 year old William L. Tenny of Arkadelphia, a Marine foreman, who died in spring. The National Foundation for Infant Paralysis classifies Arkansas among states in a serious epidemic.
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Little Book
Ark
Arkansas
Vicim
Mat Springs
Wileiam L. Tenny
Forever Marine
Arkadelphia
Tenny
National Foundation For Infantie
Dividends Expected From Veterans Life Insurance in 1950
Veterans Administration says dividend checks from Veterans Service Life Insurance will begin at about 200000 daily next January. Administrator Carl R. Gray Jr states about 2000000000 dollars in open dividends will be paid on roughly 16 million World War II veterans' and servicemen's policies, with individual payments varying by policy type and duration.
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Washington
Wativens Service Life Insurance
Veterana Administration
Carl R. Gray, Jr
Veterans
Gray
Veterans Administration
California Crash Kills 14 Persons Injures 30
A Standard Airlines plane crashed near Sanita Susana pass killing 14 and injuring 30 of 48 aboard. Pilot reported a violet fight among passengers before diverting toward Burbank. Co pilot Harald Ticker survived. injured were taken to Birmingham Veterans Hospital.
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Standard Airlines
Sanita Susana Pass
New York
Far Long Beach
Calif
Buon Bt Burbank
Roy White
Oh Stp
Riverside
Burbank
Long Beach
Stanley Weiss
Birmingham Veterans Hospital
van Nuys
Harald ‘Ticker
May Ann Rose
Charlotte Grenadier
House Armed Forces Committee Delays Unification Action
The House Armed Services Committee, by one vote, delayed a bill tightening the military unification law to allow an investigation into the B-1 bomber. Rep. Short of Missouri led the hold, with three Democrats and ten Republicans voting to postpone. Senate had approved changes.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Rep. Short
Missouri
Congress
Senate
Leroy Jennsin
California
Louis Johnson
Armed Services
Rep
van Zandt
R-Pa
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Sey
Smantha
Over & Committee
Economy In Slump Yet High Speed Says James Marlow
The Nation Today reviews that the US economy remains fast but sliding downhill with unemployment near 4 million higher than last year and production about 12 percent lower. Economists differ on whether conditions will worsen or improve, citing reports by Truman’s economic advisers and Robert Nathan. They conclude remedies may lift the economy if followed, though prose from officials is lengthy and dense.
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James Marlow Washington
Truman
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