Georgia Negro Held In Atlanta Jail For Attack On Woman
In Marietta Georgia Captain E H Sanders says a 15 year old Negro, Charles Mosler, identified by a white woman as her attacker, was sent to Atlanta for safety after about 150 men aided police in a fruitless search. He was booked on suspicion of criminal assault.
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Marietta, Ga
E, BR. Sanders
Marietta
Atlanta
Sanders
H. P. Griggs
Charles Mosler
Nero
Fulton Tower
National Guard Topic Highlighted at Rotary Meeting
Capt. George Sharrah National Guard instructor spoke on the Guard and unit plans at the Rotary Club gathering yesterday. He was introduced by John Stow ere with Rev E Tipton Carroll presiding in President Wood Pearson's absence. Pearson and Rotarians Harry Hall H H McAliley attended officers' talks in Montgomery.
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George Sharrah
National Guard
Rotary Club
John Stowere
E. Tipton Carroll
Wood Pearson
Pearson
Harry Hall
H. H. McAliley
Rotary
Montgomery
Old Age Security Bureau proposed and pension aid debated
A proposed 16th committee would create a Bureau of Old Age Security to handle welfare claims and equalize aid statewide. Rep. Emmett Wood criticized a corrupt practice of selecting names to fit funds, while Rep. Norman Harris sought to repeal wartime registrars’ duties. The session faces poll tax, tax refunds, and a contentious tractor tax bill lingering for a final vote.
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Mittee
Bureau of Old Age Security
State Welfare Department
Howell
Emmett Wood
Washington
Wood
Norman Harris
Morgan
Harris
Senate
Farm Bureau
City Paving Project Abandoned Over Cost Objections
Protest groups argued bids favored one paving type and costs appeared excessive compared with nearby streets. City officials noted plans to delay the project, with the northwest area slated to cover ten streets at an estimated 165000 dollars before the move to postpone indefinitely.
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Ruth
Jl, Vanco
Lee
Horseback
Ayres
Vaughn
Uve
Stige
West Powell Street
West Powell
Softball All Stars Named for Wednesday Night Games
Warry Anderson and W C Lakey announced the Fast and Slow League All Star teams. Fast league stars include Bynum Carr Moore and Dodson with managers Johnny Rice and others. Slow league picks list Kennedy Forehand Spann Ussery Lee Olsen Chapman Greenberg Carson Kellernmann Vaughn and more, with Crawford Mosley as manager.
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Warry Anderson
W. C. Lakey, Jr
Joycee
Supreme
Kingan
Baker Lot
Supreme Dream
C.3
Bynum
Colonial
Carr
Moore
Amvets
Dodson
Belcher
L. Quattlebaum
Methodists
Smith
Standard
Palmer
H. Quattlebaum
Johnson
Baptists
Rhodes
la Carter
Nomberg
McNabb
Johnny Rice
Packers
Kennedy
Lions
Covington
M. Spann
Rotary
Ussery
Lee
Kiwanis
Olsen
Bailey
Chapman
Greenberg
Carson
Kellernmann
Vaughn
R. Spann
Jackson
Crawford Mosley
Stars
Air Scouts Schedule Meeting At City Hall
Air Scouts will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in room 302 City Hall Sonny Sellers Air Scout scribe said all Boy Scouts age 11 and over are eligible to become Air Scouts and urged attendance.
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Air Scouts
Sonny Sellers
Air Scout
Turbulent Asia notes strain Dutch rule in Indies
A wartime reflection outlines Indonesian resistance and Dutch military balance. It discusses Indonesia’s 200,000 strong army facing 120,000 Dutch troops with Japanese arms, the potential for broader conflict, concerns over cost, and questions about postwar independence for Java’s 41 million population and Indies resources.
Army construction program gains House approval
The House armed services committee approved a 225 million dollar Army construction program for the United States and abroad. It sent to the House a War Department bill for 100 million in this country and 125 million overseas, including 20 million for emergency projects. The measure caps Army officers quarters costs at 114,500 for majors and above and 12,500 for captains and lieutenants. Projects include Anniston Depot waste system and Fort Benning work. Alabama lawmakers urged continued flood control and harbors funding.
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United States
House
Armed Services Committee
War Department
Anniston Ordance Depot
Ala
Fort Benning
Craig Field
Huntsville Arsenal
Deaths ruled homicide amid conflicting child witness accounts
Coroner E C Reno maintains the deaths were homicide despite Roger’s latest confession and a suggested killer described as a 15 year old boy in a white doctors coat. Parents push for more time as investigations press on.
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Auightine
Roper
Switter
McLaughlin
Roger
E. C. Reno
Bankruptcy Petition Filed In U S Court In Dothan
James Douglas Johnston of 309 East Lafayette Street Dothan filed a petition of bankruptcy in the United States District Court. Johnston lists trucking as his occupation. Commissioner J W Daughtry referred the petition to bankruptcy referee Joe Middleton in Montgomery.
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James Douglas Johnston
East
Lafayette Street
Dothan
United States District Court
Johnston
U. S
J. W. Daughtry
Joe Middleton
Montgomery
Burmese ministers slain spur plot on free Burma
Number 13 plus Freedom League the dominant political faction to which the slain ministers belonged. This conspirators believed would enable them to seize power during the ensuing chaos. A tribunal would be established to inquire into assassinations and would examine all arrest including U San and other rival political leaders. Aung San had taken a steady part in preparations for independence and was expected to be first premier. The government fixed July 27 as national day of mourning for Aung San and six ministers murdered by machine gun fire. An allegation the murder was imperialist inspired and instigated by bureaucrats was raised at a mass meeting with thousands of students.
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Freedom League
Thankin Ng
U San
New Times of Burma
Aung San
Burma
Hus
Soviet Spy Accused Reveals Key Assignments and Control
Kravchenko testimony describes secret document collection as a 14 special assignment. He asserts Soviet agents in the United States use aliases to avoid scrutiny, with Sedov wielding power over the pur chasing mission. He notes strict labor camp labor and tight control of unions, claiming 17 to 20 million detainees and harsher police oversight than the czar era.
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United States
Krayzhenko
Sedov
Xkravchenko
Kravechenko
Kravcchenko
Livestock market report from Montgomery Union Stock Yards
Livestock receipts total about 900 cattle 400 calves and 150 horses with slow to uneven trade. Cattle show weaker dairy and butcher prices with few good beef cows and common ranges. calves steady to 50 cents lower. hogs and lighter stockers mixed. Prices for steers heifers bulls and calves listed with multiple weight brackets and regional terms.
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Montgomery
Union Stock Yards
Estmateq
Guilty Plea Denied in Automobile Theft Case
Claude Brock charged with fraud larceny in connection with the theft of an automobile from the Anderson Motor Co was denied a plea of guilty today in Houston Circuit Court Counsel for the defendant requested the plea be denied as the defendant had not been indicted for the charges
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Claude Brock
Anderson Motor Co
Houston
Florida's first trial centers on Papy case
In a historic Florida proceeding, the real estate broker Bernice Papy faced trial on two charges in a single proceeding. Odham testified of threats and pressure within the House as the courtroom opened, with 35 jurors questioned from 93 available. six jurors were seated, including one farmer and five merchants.
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Bernie
Odham
Papy
Odie
Bernice Papy
Florida
Walker
Dutch begin inland drive toward Bali amid local calm
A Dutch army communique reports rapid early progress with four objectives reached in 24 hours as troops advance inland toward Bali. The population remains quiet and local demolitions are rare. A Batavia Republican informant says Dutch resist strongly from Soerabaja to Buitenzorg while a high official hints at halting the action after objective seizure in three to four days if achieved, noting Jogjakarta unlikely to be occupied.
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Probolinggo
Banjoswangi
Bali
Saat
Batavia
Soerabaja
Buitenzorg
Jogjakarta
Capitin
Indonesian Republic
Nine Boy Scouts Lead Alabama Contingent to Philmont
Nine Southeast Alabama Boy Scouts depart tomorrow for Philmont Scout Ranch New Mexico for ten days of pioneer exploration. Local leaders from Enterprise Headland and Montgomery join Troops 16 45 9 and 2 under Eagle Scout James Day Louisville and J W Cole. The Expedition 35 group will tour Philmont between August 7 and return home mail addressed to Expedition Philmont Ranch New Mexico.
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Alabama
Mont Scout Ranch
New
Pioneer
J. W
Selma
Pailmont
Philmont
Gcoy
Philmont Ranch
New Mexic
National Guard Drill Call At Armory For Company
National Guard forces scheduled at the armory Wednesday from 7 30 to 9 30 o clock in the evening for infantry regiment drill. Herbert H Kitzman, commanding, reports openings for commissioned and non commissioned officers aged 17 and older. All qualified individuals urged to attend the drill with no obligation to participate or join the unit.
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Als National Guard
Herbert H. Kitzman
Commg
Kitzman
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