Air Crashes Inquests Report On Royal Dutch Flight Disaster
In Bombay and Los Angeles reports detail inquests into a Royal Dutch Airliner crash with 44 aboard including 13 crew. Investigators question if battle in fog over Santa Susana mountains contributed to the tragedy, while survivors are cited. Captain Le BR Powall of Standard Air Lines says wartime battle caused the crash. Pilot Roy Cr. White lauded as skilled. airline president Stanley Weiss cautions about contributing factors.
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Drought Forces Welsh To Drink Soda With Whiskey
Drought drives unusual drink guidance in Wales as heat waves grip the region. An AP report notes locals switching to lighter beverages due to scorching conditions, reflecting the strain on daily routines and the impact on drinking habits amid extreme weather.
Farm Exports Clause Blasted By ECA Boss
Washington UPI A secret clause in the Senate budget bill would curb ECA financing of U S farm purchases to keep exports at a high level. Paul G Moffman warned cutbacks could sharply reduce cotton tobacco grains fats and other commodities, while critics accused figures of pressuring lawmakers.
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Arnold to Address Farm and HD Clubs at Rally Tomorrow
More than 1500 Houston County Farm Bureau and Home Demonstration clubs members are expected to attend a rally at Wiregrass Memorial. Arnold, director of organization for the Southern district, will address attendees. The bureau plans to elect officers and feature a county dress revue, with county winners set to appear in the state pageant.
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Georgia High Court to Hear Challenge to Re registration Law
The Georgia Supreme Court will hear two cases challenging the 2040 re registration act. Richmond County’s David Franklin argues the law conflicts with state and federal constitutions. Walker County officials refuse to pay re registration costs as the cases proceed.
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Bill For Hospital Loan Clears Senate
A bill by Senator Rankin Fite of Marion authorizing county hospital associations to pledge revenue for loans cleared the Senate after House approval. Governor Folson’s desk awaited signature, though festival duties delayed final action. measure would resolve a barrier from a Supreme Court ruling on 4 mile hospital taxes. Houston County voters decide Tuesday on a 4 mile hospital tax.
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Annexation talk by legislature draws mob at Capitol
Montgomery AP. Jefferson County citizens swarm the State Capitol in a crowded demonstration opposing the Birmingham annexation bill. A 100 person delegation with placards marched behind a high school band as lawmakers debated boundary change, with Dumas leading opposed voices and Drennen outlining the Greater Birmingham Citizens Committee stance. The hearing also touched on a proposed expansion of the State Board of Education and the State School Superintendent appointment.
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Two Dollar Days coming to Dothan stores this week
Wiregrass merchants gear for two dollar days in downtown Dothan with hundreds of bargain items. Retail Merchants division of the Chamber of Commerce bills the event as historic and aims to surpass prior years with double participation from shops. Stores open Friday at 8:30 am to 5:30 pm and Saturday 8:30 am to 12 noon for shoppers.
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Parched States Refreshed With Slow Easy Rains
Rains in a slow easy fall refreshed the parched Northeastern states today in some sections ending a dry spell. Forecasters promised more relief with showers tonight and possibly tomorrow. Officials urged caution as rainfall came too late to curb farm losses.
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Secretary Opposes Cut in Foreign Aid Funds
Secretary of State Acheson opposed a cut in the 1.45 billion dollar Foreign Arms Aid program. He argued the figure is the minimum needed for Western Europe and other areas and spoke at a news conference amid opposition urging quick Senate action on the North Atlantic Treaty. He noted the Big Four talks discussed whether Americans should be kept alarmed, and that rejection of that idea was agreed. The Senate may be kept in session to vote on the 12 nation alliance to bolster defenses, with a two thirds vote required for ratification.
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Klan Leader Remains in Jefferson Jail
In Birmingham, AP reports William Hugh Mortis, director of Federated Ku Klux Klans, Inc., sits in jail after refusing to reveal Klan records to a grand jury. Mortis was brought from his cell to testify before two grand juries investigating a wave of masked violence in Jefferson and Shelby counties. He has been held nearly a week for contempt of court after refusing to reveal records to earlier juries.
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Factory Employment Declines In South
ATLANTA, UP The 19 southern states cut 24,300 manufacturing jobs from April to May 1949. The drop was 7.4 percent, less than the national 4.5 percent decline. Brunswick A Bagdoz, regional director, said 1,954,900 workers were employed in May, down from 2,410,800 a year earlier. States include Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana North Carolina Tennessee Oklahoma Texas Virginia.
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Truman to report on economic status in fireside chat
President Truman plans a nationwide radio and television address from the White House to reassure Americans amid a moderate economic decline. He will defend his fiscal policy, respond to critics in Congress, and outline measures from the midyear economic report to Congress aimed at expanding production, employment, and purchasing power. The 8:00 p.m. chat follows the plan to curb fears and avoid sharp cuts to essential programs.
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Vets oppose city county plan for inoculating dogs
Opposition from local veterinarians grows against a proposed city county rabies inoculation program. City officials voted to borrow 25000 and set 22000 for two adie tubes as the plan faces scrutiny. Veterinarian Poitevint argues last summer’s approach, with impounding and euthanasia, was too harsh.
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Money Announces Plans To Run For Governor In 1950
Birmingham businessman Joe Money, 38, said he definitely plans to run for governor in 1950. He reported strong support in all 67 counties and noted he is a native of Jackson County.
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Rabbi Accuses Robeson of Red Conspiracy in Hearing
Washington APT A Tevy ish leader accuses Paul Robeson of a deliberate conspiracy to inflame racial feelings against the United States in testimony to the House Un-American Activities Committee. The committee delayed a key Negro witness, Tackie Robinson, for a later appearance due to a business matter, as Robeson’s remarks about Negro loyalty drew media attention.
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Steelworkers Accept Truman's 60 Day Plea in Steel Row
Pittsburgh AP Philip Murray of the United Steelworkers announces the union accepts President Truman's proposal for a 60 day delay in the steel strike. The executive board will notify the wage policy committee and the union may issue a statement on U S Steel's stance. Only Jones and Laughlin has so far accepted the White House plan among the six steel firms.
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Two Giants Brace For Struggle On Nation’s Balance
James Marlow recalls the January 7 1948 start of the postwar steel strike in Pittsburgh. Picket lines form around steel rails as the nation watches a pivotal conflict between workers and industry, threatening jobs and broader economic recovery.
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