Looking Ahead By the Weird Seatt Of The Associated Press
Berlin blockade discussion arises in Washington as State Department planners consider arming food convoys as a last resort. A French mission in Casablanca moves to develop a heat to power plant on the Ivar Coast with a 0.000,000 kilowatt annual output. Exiled European peasant leaders in Washington forecast Tito losing his struggle with Moscow due to internal Politburo power shifts. Five makers of all steel prefab houses expected to win approval.
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Berlin
Washington
State Department
Tito
Moscow
Europe
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Politburo
Veterans warn syphilis toll could rise to billion
The VA fears about 500,000 veterans contracted syphilis before and during the war may burden the nation with over 1 billion dollars in care within 25 years unless treated. Officials say current risk is low but untreated cases could swell costs dramatically.
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Washington
Truman Eyes Labor Secretary Picks After Convention
Washington reports say President Truman will speed up appointments for a new Secretary of Labor and three assistant secretaries after the Democratic convention. Rumors mention H. F. Shelley of San Francisco or A. F. Whitney for top roles and a possible woman appointee. Other notes list upcoming primaries and conventions in Montana Iowa Texas and Philadelphia with races for senator governor and representatives.
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Washington
Truman
John W. Gibson
CIO
H. F. Shelley
San Francisco
AFL
Montana
U. S
Philadelphia
Iowa
Texas
Birmingham
Fielding L. Wright
Mississippi
States Rights Democratic
Hanay Ellis
Righ
Alabama
E. C
Bud" Boswell
Geneva
Ala
Camp honors listed for 4H youths with late incident
Curtis Walden named best archer at the camp for archery skill. Fred Wise best boy camper, Marquise Bess best girl camper, Travis Bowers and Dorothy De vine best sports, Mac Moore ug hest boy, Betty Joyce Boland prettiest girl. Camp ended with fun stunts, one minor mishap as a girl swallowed her 4H ID. Sneed took her to a hospital in Enterprise where doctors said she was likely fine.
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Aing
Curtis Walden
Fred Wise
Marquise Bess
Travis Bowers
Dorothy Devine
Mac Moore
Betty Joyce Boland
Sneed
Enterprise
43-Pound Wardrobe Makes World Tour
SAN FRANCISCO UP Hony Hansen of Seattle returns from a three month world flight with her entire wardrobe in one 43 pound suitcase. The capsule collection weighs well under the 88 pound limit and centers on a single brown basic color. It includes a beige dress suit silk print dress and various dresses slacks and accessories plus two nylon skirts for future trips.
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San Francisco
Hony Hansen
Seattle
Scotland
Pacific
Miss Wansen
Cook-Clements Post To Install Officers
Cook-Clements Post American Legion plans August installation of new officers led by Louie Edwards with Edgar Maddox and Clayton Metcalf as vice commanders. Fred Watson, Obie Ellis, Clennie Baker and Dr. Albert Lee fill key posts as officers. Local delegates and national official George Cleere will attend. The post has sponsored a junior baseball team, school awards medals, Boys State delegate, highway safety program, and flag education including white crosses marking traffic deaths near Enterprise.
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Enterprise
Louie Edwards
Cook- Clements
American Legion
Edwards
Edgar Maddox
Clayton Metcalf
Fred Watson
Obie Elis
Clennie Baker
Albert Lee
Department
Montgomery
Joe Yar-brough
Shelley Walls
George Cleere
National Executive Committee
The
American Legion From
Alabama
Legion Post
Spath
Fresh fish consumption surpasses three billion pounds
The United States is set to consume more than 3,007,000,000 pounds of fresh fish this year as domestic production and supply chains adjust to growing demand across markets.
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United States
Willamette University Facts Rooted in Oregon History
Established at Salem Oregon in 1842 Willamette University is the oldest institution of higher learning west of Missouri It was founded by pioneer missionary Jason Lee marking early education in the region.
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Salem
Ore
Willamette University
Jason Lee
Missouri
Pershing Lays In State At Capitol En Route To Arlington
Mourners from Walter Reed and nearby civilians file past the bier of Gen. John J. Pershing, burial planned with military honors in Arlington Cemetery. Pershing, 87, led American forces in World War I and never wore more than four stars.
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Washington
John J
Black Jack
Pershing
Capitol
Arlington Cemetery
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Laclede
West Point
America
Warren
Miss May Pershing
Walter Reed
Army Hospital
Funeral Dirge Planned as Nation Mourns Four Mile March
Military planes hover above as two bands provide the funeral dirge for the four mile march. The procession will take about an hour to pass Constitution Avenue with President Truman and former President Hoover present at the graveside alongside George C. Marshall and General Eisenhower among other dignitaries and citizens.
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Constitution Avenue
President Truman
Herbert Hoover
George C. Marshall
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mr. Hoover
World War II Phrase Echoes in Soldier's Remembrances
Fragmentary note mentions Porsaing commander and Vark, with a line about a soldier forgetting the world war II era. The text is incomplete but implies reflections on veterans and wartime memory.
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Fant Domemes
Hemesery Oady
To Porsaing
Vark
Shoes Wet Footwear Report From Park Incident
After a long day a man stretched on a public park lawn and removed his shoes. He awoke to soggy footwear and partial personal items then alerted authorities about the incident.
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8 Rep Park
Bullet and glass shield comparison for steel plate
A bullet capable of puncturing a three-eighth inch steel plate is halted by four square inches of twelve inch multiplate bullet resisting glass. The contrast highlights protection levels of different armor materials.
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Associated Press
Casablanca
French Morocco
Tropic Seas
Ivar
Steel Prefars
the Book & Art Shop
WDIG
Dothan, Alabama
Enterprise Highway
Oppunerta
Korea
Czechoslovakia
Japan
Congress
London
Cripps
Labor Department
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Hator Peen
Dnes Ad
Cook-Clements
Emory Cunningham
Matal A Specialis
Wu Sheet Metal Company
Tor
Young
Young Drug CO
E. Main ST
Rexall
Chevrolet
Fisher
Fisher Unisteel
Solomon Motor Company, Inc
N. ST. Andrews Street
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