Balkans Echo of a Balkan Crisis and Communist Connivance
Widespread speculation in the Balkans points to a possible Bulgarian attack on Greek and Yugoslav Macedonia as tension rises. Observers link troop movements near Hungary and Greece to Cominform plans, warning of a European crisis while Western powers are tied to Asia.
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Europa
Marshal Tito
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Romania
Hungary
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Soviet Union
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Switzerland
R Lot
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Cominteria
Asia
Berlin
Ray
Hadacol praised by patient for relief from digestive distress
Mrs Alma Kincaid of St Louis credits Hadacol with restoring appetite and normal eating after a year of deficiencies. The testimonial claims improved digestion and energy, urging others to try Hadacol with a money back guarantee, noting a trial size price and hospital size offerings.
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Alma Kincaid
East
Adelaide
St. Louis
Missouri
Clarke
Yile
Mrs. Kincaid
Madacol
Onis
Laiene
Friendly submarine sinks tug and barge near shipyard
Navy reports a submarine named Medregal lightly damaged an anchor cable used by a pipeline dredge near Charleston naval shipyard. No torpedoes were fired. The tug Baltimore and a steel barge moored beside the dredge sank after the collision. An inquiry is expected.
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Naval Shipyard
Charleston
Navy
Charleston Naval Shipyard
U. S
Midregal
Baltimore
Norfolk Dredging Co
Allantic Fleet
Force
Washington
Mine Force
Aderhold Named University of Georgia President
Dr. Omer Clyde Aderhold, 50, named to lead the University of Georgia as it enters its sesquicentennial era. He pledges to expand the university as a great cultural and service institution for Georgia while working with Dr. C. C. Murray on agriculture and extension services. He succeeds Dr. Jonathan C. Rogers, who retires in September.
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University of Georgia
Georgia
Omer Clyde Aderhold
C. C. Murray
College of Agriculture
Harry L. Brown
Aderhold Caps
Jefferson
Jonathan C. Rogers
Caldwell
Board of Regents
Murray
Rogers
Brown
Regents
Hughes Spalding
Aderhold
North Georgia
Cotlere
Dahlonega
Harmon W Caldwell
Universiy
Adelhold
Tavonia
Hse
Elizabeth
Omer Clyde, Jr
First Baptist Church
jGeuraia
State Agricultural and Industrial Development Board
US Told To Slow Down Help For Home Buyers
President Truman orders three federal agencies to tighten home buying aid to conserve materials for war effort and military production. HHFA VA and FNMACut back on loan guarantees and direct loans while reducing mortgage purchases to ease housing prices and free funds for government needs.
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James Marlow Washington
Puntry
Homer
Truman
Congress
Housing and Home Finance Agency
HHFA
Veterans Administration
VAL
Federal National Mortgage Association
FNMA
Fanale Moe
Hap Org
HHPA
Veterana Administration
Joana
Bi Mortgages
Fannie Mae
Southern Wins Plea To Abolish 2 Runs
A three judge federal court approved Southern Railway’s plea to discontinue two daily passenger trains between Chattanooga and Tuscaloosa Alabama. The Alabama Public Service Commission opposed the move, arguing the railroad could absorb losses and improve service. The ruling will be appealed to the U S Supreme Court. Judges Leon McCora J Kennemer Seybourn Lynne heard the case in Montgomery and Birmingham.
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Aiiroad
Southern
U.S
Leon McCora
Kennemer
Montgomery
Seybourn Lynne
Birmingham
AEC Denies Payment For Cheaper A Bomb Claims
Alabama veteran Frederick P. Fulmer sought a patent compensation from the AEC Patent Compensation Board for a method to produce a more powerful and cheaper atomic bomb. The board ruled his disclosures were non operative and lacking practical utility and denied compensation. The Alabama counties Wiregrass region were noted in Fulmer’s filing as areas affected by potential weapon development.
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Harley A. Smith
Ala- Washington
Bama VA
Metropolitan Atomic Energy Commission
Yast!l
Alabama
Coffee
Dale
Geneva
Henry
Houston
AEC Patent Compensation Board
Frederick P. Fulmer
Farmingham
Fulmer
Assia
Hie Clam
Five Area Counties Listed For Loans
Five Wiregrass counties were named by the federal government as eligible for rural housing loans totaling 3,996,000 dollars. The listing covers the state of Alabama and specifies the counties where the funds are available for home programs and related rural development.
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Alabama
Elephant blocks bridge traffic on Khor Ong road
In Upper Nile Province guards halted traffic on the Khor Ong bridge after a wild elephant blocked the road. No injuries were reported as authorities managed the scene and redirected vehicles.
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Khartoum
Upper Nile
Khor Ong
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