Motion To End Special Session Loses In House
In Montgomery AP report, Rep Ervonment toreus blocked a sine die adjournment 36 38 in the House. The adjournment motion had cleared the Senate, but the House Rules Committee received it after a failed immediate vote. The House recessed to 2 39 pm as members debated, with no consensus to end the session.
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House Rules Committee
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Moryan County
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Marion County
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Yugoslavia Accuses Bulgaria of Moving Troops to Border
Yugoslavia charges Bulgaria with massing troops on the frontier amid regional tensions. Romania and Hungary reportedly deploy emergency measures near borders as Yugoslavs claim Cominform pressure and border curfews. Official reports mention travel bans, border zone restrictions, and forced relocations affecting thousands.
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State's Draft Quota Announced As 422
Fragmentary text describes a draft quota figure of 422 and references state naming, Septenber Brest Howell, and a Vermont or regional context. Lacks clear events, dates, or complete names to form a solid summary.
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Ale Dana
Ottin
Brest
Howell
Sevien Dipetry
Anauch Hess
Guided Missile Test Readied In Florida
In Florida, two Navy destroyers carry electronic gear as a Bumper guided missile launch is prepared from the Cape Canaveral area next Wednesday. Sarsfield and Fuss will track the zero stage rocket and record data at speeds beyond sound, keeping other ships clear of the firing area. The test marks a realisation of the German V2 concept and involves a smaller missile launched from a larger one.
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Banana River
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Sarsfield
Port Of Jacksonville Sets Customs Record
Port of Jacksonville reports a new customs record with higher trade figures and logistical milestones. Officials cite expanded operations, increased cargo throughput, and stronger coordination with federal agencies to meet rising demand. The milestone reflects growing regional commerce and job impact.
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Harvest of Sarga ins Dothan Welcomes Wiregrass Shoppers
DothanReaders prepare for a large Trade Day as merchants sponsor a citywide bargain event in Wiregrass. Bailey of the Chamber of Commerce says many shops will display banners and offer deep discounts on clothing, underwear, and housewares. The promotion aims to attract regional shoppers and bolster Dothan as a trade center with rock bottom prices.
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Selden X. Baile
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Tristates
Dendy Resigns As Draft Head
A county draft board meeting followed a resignation letter from Dendy the draft head. Mrs. Hyngun, board clerk, planned to review records and registration statuses for men aged 18 to 26, including those registered prior to 1948, as the board shifted focus to cards and possible late changes in family status and exemptions.
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Ghorge Whithngson
Newond
Tm Tun County Draft Board
J. Norton Erdy
Jonpue Slipper
Henry Willis
Weady
Bondy
Ralu J.” Hyngun
Blule
Ernest Taiwell
Ty Dendy
Mre. Hynson
Igi
Feidus
UN Appeal Seeks End to Korean Atrocities
The UN appeals for an end to wartime atrocities in Korea, urging adherence to the Geneva Conventions. Reports note several American soldiers captured and harmed, with the UN and Red Cross seeking international cooperation and Russia’s consent to press a ceasefire and humanitarian access.
Two Major Unions Delay Rail Strike
In Chicago two large unions postponed a threatened nationwide railroad strike amid ongoing protests by the Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors and the Railway Labor Committee. Officials cited negotiations and work actions as remaining unsettled, with both sides seeking a settlement and potential resumption of talks soon.
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Chicago
Galtier
Adler
Raihaw
Fang
Byrnes Wins South Carolina Governor Nomination in Primary
In South Carolina the nomination equals election as James F. Byrnes secures the governorship with about 206,418 votes against three opponents, while Sen. Okay Johnston defeats Thurmond ally to win the U S Senate berth. Results from most precincts show Byrnes winning decisively and Johnston overcoming Thurmond in a charged party showdown.
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South Carolina
Okay D. Johnston
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J. Strom Thurmond
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Thurmond County
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Joseph Ry Burhun
James B
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Action on FEPC halted in present congressional term
Washington AP report notes FEPC action died after 43 38 Senate vote failing to cloture debate. Petition signed by 40 both parties spurred the move. The bill would set a federal commission to enforce or prohibit employment discrimination based on race. House debates continue amid broader fiscal and aid measures.
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Temblors Reported After Colombia Quake Spreads Fear
Reports describe multiple temblors felt across Colombia today as residents recount tremors near Baxiota and other towns. Authorities urge calm while geologic teams assess aftershocks and potential damage.
Parleys On UN War Aid Stir Korea Talks
Washington AP bids report ongoing conferences among the State Department UN and Allied chiefs on possible UN troop offers for Korea. Acheson urged unity and warned against Soviet peace rhetoric while noting British lines remain in touch.
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Unification Called Socialistic Move By NATO
Rear Adm. John G. Crommelin, independent candidate against Sen. Lister Hill, warned at a Dothan meeting that unification of the armed services signals a move toward socialism and a dictatorship by the military. He alleged the Pentagon dominates news in Washington and accused officials of press suppression and collusion with the media.
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Ater
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Ozark Listing By PHA For Leon At $20,000
Fragmented OCR text mentions Ozark listing by PHA for Leon at twenty thousand dollars. Also references Wee Mebane Towne and a nursing authority with unclear context. Contains garbled names and phrases.
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Draftees to Receive 14 Weeks Training and US Posts
The Army announced draftees will undergo 14 weeks of training before first duties at posts within the United States with some later heading overseas. Selective Service says mid September induction centers will process draftees for training at Fort Dix, Fort Knox, Fort Riley, and Fort Ord, with state quotas guiding first calls.
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Unionized Mobile policemen face ultimatum to quit or be fired
About 100 of Mobile's 136 police officers, newly forming AFL Union members, were ordered by the city commission to withdraw from the union by Monday or lose their jobs. The commission adopted an ordinance barring police and firemen from joining unions. The move follows the AFL United Federation of State and County employees setback and signals a tense stand in municipal labor relations.
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AFL American Federation of Slate
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North Koreans Push Americans South Of River
North Korean forces pressure south of the Yalu River advancing on American units near Choehiyan and Hwachon. Reports say air strikes disrupted supply lines while Pyongyang claimed heavy U S casualties and multiple tanks captured. Tale of a retreat into a new defense line unfolds amid growing Red strength south of the front.
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South Konan
Gloom Over Korea War Worries Pentagon Officials
Washington dispatch reports deep foreboding at high levels over expansion of the Korean war. Specters of volunteers from Russia and China loom as Pentagon quarters weigh possible delays and difficult supply lines while North Korean defenses and past battlefield ferocity are cited as factors in a prolonged conflict.
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