Recess Talks On Money Bills In Alabama Legislature
Montgomery AD reports lawmakers debate recess to finish appropriation bills as Senate and House struggle with calendar. Senate leaders say a recess could allow time without harming legislative progress, while governors proposals for a 40 million dollar bond issue loom. Benford and Martin proposals navigate Ways and Means before filing later.
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Bruce Tenderson
Wilcox County
House Ways and
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Maan
Buckner
Tana County
Somie
James PB
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Benford
Marshall County
Atul Wol
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Martin Af Greene
Funeral Rites Set For Samson Victims of Car Train Crash
Funeral services are planned in Samson for victims of a car train collision on the Atlantic Coal Line branch between Belle Glade and Lakeland. Relatives said the wreck injured Mrs Ivey and Wilson and may involve a funeral for Me Wilson and a relative. Highway Patrolman C C Reynolds provided the accident details.
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We Wilsen
Gaile
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Rontte
Beith Ochi
Wilson
Ovdurn
C. C. Reyno Olds
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Lakes Ind Municipal Hospital
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J C G. Newsom
Lake
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Wilcons
Dagburtie
Avon Park
South's Solons Lose Anti-Poll Tax Round
A Senate tally shows strong opposition to a poll tax ban and voting fee requirements. Southern lawmakers argued Congress lacks authority to dictate state voter qualifications while proponents pressed a late roll call amid parliamentary maneuvers. The measure faced heavy opposition and potential delays as a floor vote loomed.
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Congress
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Cifth House
Tinuse
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Crusideny
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Mwembera
Ho Tegal
Tna
Chinese Communists Advance Threaten Hunan Nationalists
The Associated Press reports Chinese Communist forces sweep toward Hunan from the northeast capital region, threatening Nationalist defenses. A top secret plan imagines a broader invasion, while allied papers dispute rumors of Allied support and the impact on Sino American relations. A Pacific typhoon disrupts Okinawa, causing casualties and damage.
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Krnkfurt
Bonn
Lady Luck Rides With Car Driver Into Old Man River
A sedan plunged into the Mississippi River near a boat, throwing a woman overboard. The driver Kate was injured, and the car sank with her near the rear. Rescue boats searched the area as bystanders watched.
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Atlantic Pact Hit By Gen Wainwright
General George C. Wainwright sharply attacked the Atlantic Pact during remarks in Cleveland. He warned that America would not provide full aid to member nations and urged rebuilding defenses, signaling possible reliance on Britain for support. He questioned the pact’s value and warned of potential consequences if defenses remain weak.
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America
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Possablite
England
Tito defies Kremlin control as Yugoslavia holds firm
Belgrade dispatch reports Marshal Tito resisting Cominform pressure and maintaining independence. Yugoslavia tightens border with Greece rebels, eyes Western economic aid to ease trade squeeze, while state media project Yugoslav sovereignty and confidence amid covert harassment.
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Tito
Belgrade
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Truman signs Atlantic Pact and seeks $1.45B arms aid
President Truman signed the North Atlantic Treaty and urged Congress to approve a $1.45 billion foreign arms program. He said Western European members and other allies can help build defenses against Soviet aggression. The plan, outlined by the State Department, totals $2.825 billion in military aid with about $440 million in field material and $75 million for mobilization costs. Turn to No. 19 on Page.
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America
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Farmer Quits Solicitior Post. Son Named Successor
A Louisiana farmer resigns as county solicitor amid pressure from other business. His son, L A Jv Farmer, is named to serve the remainder of the term ending August. The elder man cites workload. the younger, a high school graduate and lawyer, had military service before completing law studies. The appointment becomes effective upon the elder’s resignation date.
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Alice January
Londay
Wil Bo
L.A. Ubud Baines Jr
Cirevi
Solielwn Keenor Baxley
Farmer
L. A. Jv
Bat
University of Alabama
Mrs Earhart Believes Amelia Died In Japan
Mrs Amy Otis Earhart, mother of Amelia Earhart, asserts the aviatrix died on a secret U.S. mission in Japan and landed on a tiny atoll before being picked up by a Japanese fishing boat and taken to the Marshall Islands. She says Amelia hinted at government involvement and denied a sea landing. Earhart disappeared July 3, 1937 during a flight from Lae New Guinea to Howland Island.
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Aviatrix
Amelia. Earhart
Danan
U.S
Amy Otis Earhart
Liny Atoll
Marshall Islands
Amelia
Petogenarian
Lae
New Guinea
Howland Island
Marahali Islands
Tape
Earhart Believer
Sawyer Starts Nationwide Unemployment Survey
Secretary Charley Sawyer opens a nationwide unemployment survey in New England to study how federal policy can boost jobs. He plans talks with businessmen and governors to address a 12 percent manufacturing job drop in the region and consider more government contracts and public works.
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Sawyer
New England
Truman
Callon
Rayon
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Routh
Osher
New England Ace
Megian
Page
Landlord kills tenant and wife then shoots self in OPA dispute
Atlanta police report a landlord, J P Bailey, 38, fatally shot tenant Willan J Hays and Hays's wife, then killed himself. A note blamed the OPA and quoted Joe Stalin, claiming the couple hindered his move. Bailey's tenants said he sought their eviction over noise. Mrs Hays, pregnant, survived with injuries.
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OPA
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Agrisenant
Willan J. Hays
Briley
Joe Stalin
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Bailey
Hays
Woman Hospitalized After death by own action Try
A nine year old mother, Mrs. Haze Tomi Graham, is hospitalized in Marianna after a shotgun injury to the abdomen. Sheriff Barnett said the injuries appear self-inflicted from a single blast fired around 8:30 p.m. last night. The infant daughter was present in the apartment when neighbors heard the shot. No other witnesses. The motive remains undetermined as investigators probe the tragedy.
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Marine Dog Reunited With Owner After 2900 Mile Journey
SEATTLE Wash A seven year old Marine Corps war dog named Sholtz was reunited with his master today after trekking 2900 miles from Wakarusa Incl Marine Pfe Richard B Anthony stationed at Bangor Washington shipped the dog to his mother in Wakatuéa last month. Last week the dog was moved wandering near here and identified by his tag. He was placed in humane society kennel until Anthony was located.
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Education Act Advances Group Seeks School Aid Changes
Washington AP reports a House Commerce subcommittee approved a bill to authorize 35.9 million dollars in federal health funds for private and public schools. The measure mirrors a Senate version but with amendments. Critics cite ongoing disputes over funding for parochial schools and comments by Eleanor Roosevelt and Cardinal Spellman echo religious controversy tied to related bills. The full committee may take up the bill later this week.
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Senate
Labor and Educaton Committee
Commerce Subcommittee
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Barden
Eleanor Roosevelt
John K. Cartwright
St. Matthew's Cathedral
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Cartwright
Committee OKs Parker for Alabama U.S. Attorney post
The Senate Judiciary Committee today approved Edward Burns Parker for the U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Alabama. Parker, nominated by the president, advances to the full Senate for confirmation.
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Senate
Edward Burns Parker
U. 5
Middle District
Alabama
Poor Man's Baedeker for New York City on a Budget
Hal Boyle urges budget travelers to see New York through its window displays museums streets and views rather than pricey nightlife. He notes millions visit for culture and character, with crowds and iconic sites offering rich experiences even with limited funds.
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New York
Tanvar
Coney Island
Vandenberg Interim Aid Backed by Tatt and Congress
Washington reports the administration seeks a 1.48 billion dollar interim military aid package. Senator Vandenberg proposes a limited quickie bill pending a self defense program under the Atlantic Pact. Representative Richards urges coordination with Atlantic Pact nations before aid. Senator George calls for economy and a streamlined approach this session.
Chicago Judge Rules Federal Rent Law Is Unconstitutional
Federal District Judge Elwyn R. Shawood held the 1949 rent control act unconstitutional by striking the local option clause as an unlawful delegation of Congress powers. The ruling does not end all rent controls, and an immediate appeal to the Supreme Court is planned. The action arose from a challenge by Tighe E. Woods housing expeditor seeking to restrain eviction actions by Shoreline Cooperative, Inc. of Chicago.
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Chicago
Shaw
Tighe E. Woods
Shoreline Co- Operative, Inc
Mrs Roosevelt denies anti Catholic record claim
New York reports that Eleanor Roosevelt rejects Cardinal Spellman’s charges of anti Catholicism. She defends her World Telegram column My Day and says she supports religious freedom and opposes bigotry against the Roman Catholic church.
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Roosevelt
Francis Cardinal Spellman
World Telegram
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Cardinal Spellman
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