Cotton Needs Help To Be Position, NCC Speaker Says
Robert Amis addressed Houston County farm leaders asserting cotton can survive only with full industry support of the 15,000 Americans who work in its production and processing. He cited the Cotton Council’s efforts to expand markets, improve quality, and lower costs through mechanization and research, urging farmers to donate ten cents per bale ginned and merchants and mills to match contributions.
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Robert Amis
Houston County
Amis
National Cotton Council
Council
Contomers
Fiper
Aris
Esuneil
Livestock market gains across Southern packers in Ga and Ala
Livestock totals reach 45 cattle 200 calves and 41108 hogs across Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville and Tifton Georgia Dothan Jacksonville and Tale Nhaskace markets hog prices steady to 2 dollars higher than last week with varied weight offerings at multiple plants Union Block Yards Montgomery notes mixed cattle week receipts 1950 with steady Friday market and higher slaughter for week ending. Culver reports 450 receipts and steady Friday with higher calves and vealers 200-450 pounds. hogs 600 weekly tally with steady to higher prices and porker varieties sold.
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Thomasville, Gr
AP Sda
Albany
Calumbus
Moultrie
Thomasville
Tifton
Dothan
Jacksonville
Slant
Gills
Bo UD
Montgomery
Mkt
Union Block Yards
Culver
Summer Band Classes Start Monday at High School
High School Director Ho bart Hall announced summer band instruction will begin Monday and run for the coming weeks. Students will be divided into three groups with classes 8 am to noon at Young Hunter High School, Monday through Friday. Prospective new members should contact Hall early next week.
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Hobart Hall
Sald
Young Huntor High School
Ahy
Hall
Campaign to Ban Children From Bars After Tragic Death
In Louisville a three year old girl, Joyce Joan Shouse, disappeared from a tavern where her mother drank with a male companion. The body was found near a dock, as authorities search for James Ervin Robinson. A. J. Bartholomew pledged to revoke licenses of venues housing children and questionable characters. Police learned J E Herrington, suspected in the disappearance, was being held in Oklahoma City after leaving Louisville.
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Louisville
Joyce Joan Shouse
Florine Shouse
James Ervin Robinson
Doyce
Saint 2
Robinson
A. J. Bartholomew
City Alcohol Beverage Control
William T. Kammere
J. E. Herrington
Oklahoma City
U S To Protect Wildlife Ousted By River Program
The government undertakes a Missouri River reclamation plan with 106 dams and reservoirs to store water, generate power, and control floods. The Fish and Wildlife Service relocates wildlife at four sites, replanting trees and brush to create nesting grounds for pheasants and small animals, including Fort Randall, Angostura, Enders, and Medicine Creek projects in the Dakotas and Nebraska.
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William G. Haru Washington
Missouri River
Bagin
Dakotas
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Nate
AL Angosturs
South Dakota
Urwcks
Fort Randall
South Dakots
FWS
Sinatra Sings To Princess At London Garden Party
Princess Margaret attended a London garden party at Lady Olwe Baillie's mansion where Frank Sinatra performed two songs among about 100 guests. Sinatra, a favored entertainer, refused to discuss the event. The gathering featured other aristocrats and guests, with mentions of future appearance fees and remarks on the singer's shift from New York to the British resort circuit.
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Sinatra
Princess
Robert Mpses
London
Princre
Margaret
Frank Sinatra
Olwe Baillie
Dock Whines
Raid
Regu Sinatra
Page
London Pilstadium
New York
Niatbareukh
Carnacve
Sunthy Atrresn
Aga Khan
SiMauea
Dalkeith
Buccleuch
Military Leaders End Talk With MacArthur
Top American military commanders wrapped up talks with General Douglas MacArthur in Tokyo and left by plane for their Washington headquarters. Chief of Staff General J. Lawton Collins and Air Chief of Staff General Hoyt Vandenberg departed, while Admiral Arleigh Burke returned to Pearl Harbor. Vandenberg planned a side trip to visit a U.S. base in Korea before resuming duties.
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Tokyo
Douglad MacArthur
J. Fawton Caliins
Army
Hloyt Vaneenberg
Air
Loute
Washington
Adm
Artful Radford
Feet
Pearl Harbor
Vandenburg
Amerik
First Division replaced by Sixth in North Korea drive near Taejon
Allied reports describe heavy fighting as MacArthur era forces contend with Red divisions near Ken- Ev and the Kum region. U N bombardment and air strikes hit Wonsan and Truk targets while the North Korean capital Taejon faces pressure from advancing forces.
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Suatier
MacArdiuy Cumimanighe
Tofaniry
Ken- Ev
Aviberg
Te Kany
Wis
Ameren Vmener
Ruiteddenerd
Red Guns
Tiv
Wallon
Walker
Sid Cammannd
Korea
Wukyu
Kum
MacArthur
North Korea
Fineal
Th & Atuyng
Taejon
Pudan
Gust Port
Haitchang
Ardong
Taegu
Hamehang
Kur Jehon
Far East
Air Force Lommunique
U.S
Wonsan
38Th Parallel
Pyongsyang
Hayt $. Vandenberg
Air Force
U. S
Hena
Prichard Soldier Sentenced for Theft and Discharge
In Kobe Japan AP report two U S Army sergeants Caldwell Ravkity of Prichard Alabama and George B Jackson of Washington D C were sentenced by a military court to prison and dishonorable discharge for the theft and sale of nearly fifty three thousand dollars in U S government property. Ravkity drew a one year term while Jackson received a four year sentence with Japanese imprisonment for shorter terms mentioned.
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Kobe
Japan
Sgi
Caldwell Ravkity
Prichard
Alia
George B. Jackson
Washington, D. C
Hearing Set Today For Dozier and Hill
Paul Dozier and Bobby Hill, two men charged with assaults and robbery at Bailey's Panama City home last week, were scheduled for a preliminary hearing in Bay County. Bailey and Joseph Bailey surrendered after warrants were sworn, pending court action.
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Paul Dozier
Bobby Hill
Taedhan
Billy Bailey
Duban
Bailey
Panama Ci
Bay County
Joseph Bailey
Panna City
Vozler
Hill
Panama Chy
Council Of Churches backs UN action in Korea
The World Council of Churches central committee, representing about 160 million adherents in 44 countries, approved United Nations military action in Korea while condemning atomic and biological weapons. It urged a just settlement by negotiation and condemned modern warfare, calling for a universal ban and international efforts toward peace.
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Cuarles Jircar
Toronto
We Werth
United Nations
Korea
Mie
World Council of Chin
Alka
BO »Aginder Committee
Aaven
Uuorles FP
Taft
Cincinnati
Nebieh Obrasedi
Biscopay Chin'en
Central Committee
Two Senator Row Shapes in Georgia
Atlanta dispatch reports a Georgia Senate race shaping like the earlier two governor contest. Bacon County Democratic Committee plans to certify Bruswell Dean as nominee while Andrew Tuten is untitled by the State Democratic Executive Committee after leading a three way June 28 primary. A runoff was ordered in the county committee's view.
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Atlanta
Bacon County
County
Democratic Committee
Bruswell Dean
Senate
Andrew Tuten
Democratic Executive Committee
Tuten
Buttle J County
North Georgia live poultry market firm amid Friday demand
The North Georgia live poultry market is firm with very good demand for Friday. Many dressing plants are operating part time or closed due to supply shortages. Prices paid FOB twin range from 29 to 90 cents, with morning quotations varying by shipper and time.
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Atlanta
USDA
North Georgia
Cothran Marianna Deaths in Wiregrass Area
Plumer Cothran of Belton died Wednesday night after reaching Jackson Hospital for a sudden illness. Retired attorney, he leaves widow Mary Liniey Cothran and daughter Cecil Anita of Meridian, two sons Plumer of Fort Worth and Rolfe Austin of Ox Port Georgia, sister Makt Boyce of Betion, and brothers Chancy B and Hor of Greenville.
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Cothran
Marianna
Plumer
Belton
Jacksom Hospital
Cothran Seaves
Mary Liniey Cothran
Cecil Anita
Merianna
Irs
Fi Worth
Rolfe Austin Cothran
Ox Port
Fox
Mak Te Boyce
Betion
Throw Brothers
Chancy
Cothrat
Greenville
Lottery Case Faced By Ex Detective And Partner
Former Birmingham detective and a companion faced lottery charges after arrest in Montgomery. Each posted 900 bond. hearing set in City Court. A third man, Johny Vester, charged with carrying a concealed weapon, not linked to lottery. Officers found lottery equipment in hotel room and music hall.
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Montgomery
Birmingham City
Hare
Muir
Eiland
Birmingham
Wis
Civ ‘Commission
Birminghal
Fx Archedaed
Wall Tere
Jeffersson Cymaty
Red Cross Directors Sent To Korean Area
Tokyo dispatch reports six American Red Cross field directors deployed to Korea to aid frontline service. Far East operations director H. L. Janeway announced additional directors would join as needed. Currently named: Jobs Duttey Chicago, Alexander R. Borden New York City, Jerry Canton, Ralph B. Montague Birmingham, and F. Vicery, Birmingham.
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Tokyo
Amertesi Red Cross
Korea
Far East
H.L._ Janeway
Janeway
Red Cross
Jobs Duttey
Chicago
Alexander R. Borden
New York City
Jerry
Canton
Colorado Springs
Robber confronts grocer over missing fifty dollars
A Minneapolis grocer reported a robber confronted him with a pistol demanding cash. The assailant claimed a different amount was stolen the previous night, insisting the grocer kept more than he admitted. Police investigation continues.
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NCC
New Orleans
ROSS
National Geographic Society
Colton
Eek
Seles & ES Service Standard ‘Heating & Ventilating Co
Gates
Peurifoy
Greece
Jona E. Peurifoy Jabovel
South Catolna
Touman
United States
AP Wi
Beday
Nick
Frank Wener
Albams Bashing Company
Fecter It
Ovine
Fairview
Okiva
Wayne Patrick
Patrick
Olivers
AP Wirszhotar
Prin
Clinton
Belcher
Grove Newport Jr
U. 8
Canada
Fureich
Koata
Walton H. Walker
Texas
Kowa
South Korea
Dozier, Hill
Council of Churches
Georgia
Minneapolis
Minn
Cecil Fiegal
Grocer
Srn
Raymond E. Spann Insurance Slee Ae Me
Reigeldale
Lustrious Benjamin
Wey Acres
Dothan, Alabama
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