Supreme Court Asked To Rule On Rent Control Bill
MONTGOMERY AP The State Supreme Court was asked to decide if a bill to abolish rent control becomes law without the governor's signature. Rep Norman Harris of Morgan County introduced the measure with House sponsors backing it. The governor's adviser said he would act by Tuesday night. The House adjourned after debate on the measure and related amendments.
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Teal
George Hawkins
Folsor
Teun
Motiha Aga
Arcontrel Ao
Hotine
Harvin’ di ix
Abendracht Rolal
Ptt Dati
Job Snodgram
Dackxon
Pecan Referendum Proposal Outlined by Extension Agent
Extension agent Jones explains a proposed pecan referendum to raise prices. The plan would grade and restrict shipments, create a committee to oversee the program, and require approval by pecan producers and distributors in several southern states.
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Jones
Houston
Alabua
Georgik
Hierchy
Mississipyi
Rome
Wallon
Pinkston
Smakeshorn Pecan Growers Association
Dothan Man Awaits Extradition Hearing
Dothan man J. MM Woodall, once linked to Houston County false pretense charges, waits extradition from a Mississippi jail to Alabama. Authorities report a governor’s warrant and a Lakehurst, Mississippi arrest. hearing date set for early August.
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J. MM
Woodall
Dothan Opbeinn
Mississippi
Houston County
Walt Cameron
Cameron
B.C
Maragon Listed As '5-Per Center'
The 5 per centers debate centers on Maragon a Grec k American figure linked to White House access and Senate investigations. The ongoing inquiry explores influence and loyalties as hearings edge toward public session dates while allies and opponents maneuver for position.
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Maragon
Warnes Wufpe
Wasusgtan Icp
Dagner Johnny — Fatneen
White House
Tony and
Key Finim Hn
Senate
Washington
Ie Marimnboru Greck
Fle
Clyde Rees
Minvasan
Beitsha
Huey
Maradona
Kansas City
Xubconmbine
Taniox
Mara San
Cau
Heflin City Hires New Police Force After Resignations
Heflin city council searches for a replacement police force after abrupt resignations by three officers. The three officials Owen, Gletin Sawyer, and John Notretl left the force, effective midnight July 21, with successors to be named at a later meeting.
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Anid
Cifloars
Owen
Gletin Sawyer
John Notretl
Coffee Farm Bureau Rally Draws 2000 in Elba
About 2000 Cattee County farm families returned from Ella area events to Elba High School gymnasium for the annual Farm Bureau Rally. New officers were elected with Fred L. Donaldson and Mrs. Bill Edwards kept in office. H B Larkin was named vice president. County board directors added several new members. The two hour program featured State Farm Bureau secretary Wy Mitchell and Alabama Polytechnic Institute Extension Service specialist A W Jonas. Musicians from Etow provide interludes as Mrs Edwards delivered the annual financial report and a resolution.
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EV Driggers
Fred L. Donaldson
Bill Edwards
H. B. Larkin
Elba High School
Nasium Rt
WY. Mitchell
State Farm Bureau
Congress
A. W. Jonas
Alabama Polytechnic Institute Extension Service
J. R. Speed
Eton
Kemmie
Weevil Fight Intensified as Rains Quit in Wiregrass
Weevil battle intensifies in Wiregrass Alabama with three dry days, as farmers dust and spray fields by air and ground. About 1,000 acres dusted by six airplanes. 6,000 more acres slated for treatment. County agent J J Wendham notes possible 4 to 50 percent drop in cotton, with corn harmed by too much rain. peanut crop concerns loom.
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Alabama
Dothan
Ashford
J. J. Wendham
Woodham
Fulton
Geneva
Houston
Coffee
Henry
Barry County
Holmes County
Four Negroes Arrested In Birmingham Shooting Incident
In Birmingham AP report four Negroes were charged with assault with intent to murder after a fight and shooting at a home. Detective T. E. Joe Lindsay suffered head injuries. Walter and John Dandridge James and Joby Dandridge and Susie Dandridge were among the injured. Detectives Lindsay and Davis entered with a search warrant. Lindsay was struck with a poker, a scuffle and shooting ensued.
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Airmingham
T. E.joe Lindsay
Weir Nather
Walter Dandridge
John Dandridge
James Daveidge
Susie Dandridge
James
Joby Densbridge
Lindsay
J. R. Davis
Lindsey
James Dandridge
Mrs B F Austin Drowns Near Palm Beach Pool
Mrs Bayton F Austin wife of Palm Beach County health officer was found dead face down near a pond at her Florida home authorities called the death accidental. She and her husband had recently moved from Atlanta and Montgomery where he led state health duties.
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West Palm
Bayton FP
Austin
Palm Beach County
Offaers
Atlanta
Red’ Cross
Montgomery
Ala
Conscience Fund Donations Trickle To Treasury History
The Conscience Fund at the Treasury traces back to 1811, with the first gifts recorded under Madison. An unsigned letter describes returning a nickel dropped overboard at sea and notes many agencies receive such funds. The total for the year reached 280 dollars, with donors signing or remaining anonymous. Some say religion spurs the conscience, while others joke or misinterpret the act.
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Harman W. Lichols
Washington
UPI
White House
Atlantic
Conscience Fund
Freesury
Bureau of Accounts
Joseph A. Woodson
Chick
Madison
Bilton Dover
Miner charged with desertion and child sale plan
Unemployed miner Leamon Alvin Edwards, 26, held on desertion and non-support charges after allegedly agreeing with cafe operator W H Sessions to place his daughter for adoption for 500 dollars. Bond set at 500. Probation revoked from October conviction. Edwards transferred to county jail. Nearby associate Vince Edwards, 24, charged with arranging the adoption for 708 dollars.
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Bessemerapy
Leamon Alvin Edwards
Uuiguvenil
Marilou Baker
Edwards
Yeas
Hawards
Senate approves Clark McGrath for top U S legal posts
WASHINGTON AP Senator Clark 49 a Texas lawyer would fill Supreme Court vacancy caused by Justice Murphy and J Seward McGrath 45 Democratic National Committee chair former Solicitor General and ex Rhode Island governor would become Attorney General. Officials say formal acceptance next week is likely with McGrath resigning as party chair to be replaced by William Bola.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Truman
Tom Clerk
Supreme Court
J. Seward McGrath
Clarke
McGrath
Clark
Texas
Tustine Frank Murphy
Democratic National Committee
Rhode Island
Senate
Cnbinet
Friend
Willian M. Bola
Iite
Kansas City
John D. Pastore
Mayo
Dennis J. Roberty
Providence
Page
Johnson warns arms aid necessary to defend Europe
Defense Secretary Louis Johnson urged immediate American arms aid to Western Europe saying delay could force the United States to take action to liberate territories conquered by an aggressor. He backed Truman’s $1.45 billion program as the minimum needed and warned the nation cannot wait years for Europe’s armament recovery. The testimony came before the House Foreign Affairs committee as debate on the aid bill continued.
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Frank Eleazer
Washington
Defense
Louis Obmnson
Courtess
Western
Europe
Johnson
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Truman
United States
Jowdown Place
Youths Fined In Theft Of Rucker Property
Three Geneva youths faced charges in a Camp Rucker theft case. Two received six month jail terms suspended on $200 fines plus five year probation. the third was fined $100 under juvenile delinquency act. Property valued at $600, most recovered, FBI-led investigation with Camp Rucker officials.
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Montgomery
Geneva
U. S
Diskley Court
Camp Rucker
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Henry B. Gantt
Possonier
French Upper House Ratifies Atlantic Pact
The French upper house approved the Atlantic Pact today, urging U S support with arms. The treaty now awaits President Vincent Auric’s signature after prior approval by the lower chamber, and Dutch ratification is needed to become legally effective within about two weeks. Meanwhile Communist forces moved toward Changteh in Hunan, China, threatening Changsha as fighting intensifies near the rice bowl.
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Associated Press
North Atlantic
United States
Vincent Auric
Humnan
Chang-teh
Changteh
Chang-Sha
Hunan
Rweigang
Gunton
Hedstrom Plant to Begin Construction in Dothan
George Whittington reports that work on the Hedstrom Union plant in South Dothan is set to start immediately. Oscar Hadstrom signed the contract with Chapman Construction for a low bid, with financing via Doohan Tada County bonds at 3 percent interest.
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George Whittington
Hedstrom Union
South Dothan
Chamber of Commerce
Selden Bailey
Harry Hall
Oscar @. Hadstrom
Hall
Dothan Industrial Corporation
Chapman Construction Company
Dothan
Bailey
Hedstrang
Massachusetts
Alton Lee
Charles Chapman
Chamber
Morldage
Doohan Tada Trial Corporation
Thi
Hearing Set On Alabama Prison System Criticism
An additional hearing on Alabama’s prison system was scheduled for next Thursday after a legislative committee heard sharp criticism of Director Frank Boswell. MacCormick of Osburn Association of New York testified that Boswell would be indicted if investigated impartially, and Gov Folsom’s praise was mocked as ridiculous. Boswell admitted lapses including letting convicts leave and neglecting gambling and religious services. A former personnel director urged a board run the department.
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Boswell
L. J. Browder
Birmingham
Brovidey Algo
Stanley Frazer
Robin Swift
Hiscambia
Frazier
New Jersey Boosts Love and Matrimony Efforts
In Trenton, the New Jersey Division of Employment Security announced two workers who marry and are fired may still be eligible for unemployment compensation if they gave advance notice of their marriage plans. The agency emphasized that marriage after proper notice is not misconduct.
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Trenton
New Jersey
State Division of Employment Security
Heatwave grips vast region as relief promised from north
Scorching temperatures hit the East and Midwest with 100s in Charleston and Boston nearing records. Cooler air from Canada was expected to reach Chicago and the Great Lakes by the weekend, offering relief for weekend outings. Severe storms caused damage in spots, with lightning striking Detroit and other locales.
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Boston
Washingen
Chicago
Atlanta
Mercury
Oakland
Cal
Los Angeles
New York
Bis
Marck
N. du
Great Lakes
Sunrday
Detroit
Ughtolng
Tum
German Girl Offers Eyes for Passage to U.S. Visit Dying Fiancé
Ly Elyse Broeckmann of Oberradstadt, Germany, seeks passage to California to visit her dying GI fiancé Charles Eller. She offers either of her brown eyes or a year of work as a dentist in exchange, saying she will sacrifice for their reunion before his pneumonia worsens. Eller's mother says he is sinking fast and Ly recalls meeting him years ago when he came to her clinic.
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Oberradistadt
Germany
California
Ly Elyse Broeckmann
Charles Eller
Fresno
Tetiacle
Rechercus Jos Ewer
Win
Eilers
U. S. Ly
Eller
U.S
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Eness
Lane Elie
Pam
Reo
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