Wallace Complains U.S. Russia Delayed U.N. Work
Wallace argues both the United States and Russia delayed United Nations progress and criticizes press coverage of the Hungarian crisis. He warns against a new mood that could push the U.S. toward communism or fascism and urges against war with Russia while highlighting Southern labor issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Duffee
Raleigh
N. C
Henry A. Wallace
Spruille Braden
Russia
Braden
Wallace
Truman
South
North Carolina
Jesse Jones
United States
United Nations
Josephus Daniels
Mexico
Alabama House approves tax exemptions and fund rules
The House business and labor committee approved exemptions for the Stone of Mobile retirement funds from state income tax, and a plan to require the State Commerce Department to turn over excess funds to the State Treasury once they reach $20,000. A separate measure to regulate small loan company advertising was approved, and debates continued on a sales tax expansion and constitutional reapportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone of
Mobile
House Business and Labor Committee
Stone
H. B. Larking
Coffee County
State Commerce Department
State Treasury
Larkins
Lawrence Dumas
Jefferson
Dumas
Askeo
House
Ways and Means Committee
Philip J. Hiramm
Senate
House Judiciary Group
Wiss McIlwain
Bullock County
Baa
Alabama
House Constitutions and Elections Committee
Constitution Group
Pelham Merrill
Cleburne
Republican Party
Wien
Tin Cree
Fettilzec
Congress weighs veto override and army unification plan
A veto override vote remains very close as some Democrats may switch to support the President. The Army Navy unification bill is debated as a merger, with Robertson saying it effectively merges services. Hearings on universal military training are urged by Bridges and Robertson, and Truman seeks early action. A State Department information program faces House pushback. A Senate steel inquiry considers widening its scope and questions Jones and Laughlin Steel about market exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fia
House
Senate
Robertson
R-Wye
Simned Services Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Bridges
R-Nif
Armed Services Committee
Truman
Congress
State Department
Marshall
Jones and Laughtin Steel Company of
Pittsburgh
Deep oil drilling bets and land prospects across states
A historic oil boom tone notes 7 billion producers tied to one, Alaska reserves valued higher than California output since 1848, Oklahoma acreage with 37 million potential oil lands but only 800k to 900k proven. One company drilled 17 711 feet in Caddo County without payoff. Plans to reach 20 000 feet cost 6 million dollars. Wildcatters race capital with risky bets and pieball machines amid a rough gamble.
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Alaska
California
Oklahoma
Caddo County
Star reporter disclosure on inquiry scope and errors
Clark said the Star employee has interrogated 1,327 people and only 10 votes in the entire primary were found erroneously counted. He claimed no substantial restrictions on the inquiry. The department never investigated more than six to eight men in a preliminary probe. The FBI did not contact 30 other Star personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Star
Department
FBI
Credible threats cited in Hungary during expansion era
Szegedy Mirczak and supporters warned that long apparent aims of agents in Hungary sought to destroy democratic forces. Ferenc Nass, an 83 year old attache, alleged Russian drive to install communism. Hungarian minister backed the claim calling it conspiracy. The commentary notes pre and postwar pressures and purge actions against anti communist figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cific
Szegedy Mirczak
Bus
Geat
Seyret
Hungary
Ferenc Nass
Ith Hungars
Sevres
Hungarien
Motor Carrier Act Violation Charged in County Court
White of 235 Kornegely Street Dothan is named in a complaint by Dawson P Gough official of the Alabama Public Service Commission charging violation of the Motor Carrier Act for operating a truck line on routes not approved. White posted $100 bond. Dodthy Curtis, Dothan Negro, filed against J C Caldwell alleging disposal of taped property for fraud. Caldwell posted $500 bond for a $700 automobile disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploc. White
Kornegely Street
Dothan
Dawson P.gough
Alabama Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission
Dodthy Curtis
J.C. Caldwell
Mary Jones
Caldwell
Brock Faces Charge of Automobile Theft in Dothan
Claude Brock of Dothan was returned from Marianna Florida to face a charge of larceny in connection with the theft of an automobile from the Anderson Motor Co. Sheriff Walt Cameron said Brock had been serving a sentence in Marianna for driving while intoxicated. Officers report the stolen car, an Austin Bantam, was taken May 24 and Brock was driving it when arrested. Bond set at $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Brock
Dothan
Marianna
Fla
Anderson Motor Co
Walt Cameron
Brock
Biortag
Motor Company
Social Security Executive Visits City Office
Jamey W. Overstreet of the Atlanta SSA office visited the local office today. Harry N. Scott, manager, announced the routine inspection visit by Overstreet, assistant regional manager representing the Southeastern area. He will be there today and tomorrow for the inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamey W. Overstreet
Atlanta
Social Security Administration
Harry N. Scott
Overstreet
Two Arabs Killed In Holy Land Blast
In Jerusalem two Arabs were killed in a blast blamed on Jewish extremists. The attack damaged the Athlit Haifa railway station and oil pipelines near Haifa. Bodies were found behind a motion picture theater in Rehobot near Tel Aviv. An underground group claimed responsibility in a message to Tel Aviv newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Jiaiay Svar Lenmi
Tel Aviv
Dews
Cub Pack Meeting Delayed By Rain at Church
Rain forced postponement of Cub Pack 22 meeting set for Laissette Street Methodist Church. The new date is Friday night at the same church. Parents are invited, and boys are asked to bring in their collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laissette St Methodist Church
Friaeiwear
Poau. Oat Church
New Tractor Damaged By Fire Near Wieksburg
A tractor owned by J. B. Wells near Wieksburg suffered heavy damage in a Saturday morning blaze. Wells, a veteran, had recently purchased the unit on a loan and was returning to his firm when the fire started. The loss is partially covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wells
Wieksburg
Wieckburg
Wells
Jantey Wathoard
Dr Keyton To Talk To Medical Society
The Houston County Medical Society monthly meeting will feature Dr AL Keyton speaking on The Etiology of the Common Cold. The event takes place at the Public Health Auditorium at 8 p.m. Friday, with Dr Thomas B. Woods, president, in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County Medical Society
AL Keyton
Public Health Auditoriau At & P.m
Thomas B. Woods
Charg
Livestock prices reported across eight southern plants
AP dispatch notes arrivals at eight plants in Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and nearby states totaling 400 cattle, 50 calves, and 1,200 hogs. Hog prices steady with 180 lb plus barrows at 22.50 to 22.75 per cwt, up to 23 in some plants, as other weights bring 16 to 23 per cwt. Montgomery market shows cattle and hogs varied by weight, with calves, sows, and stockers priced across multiple ranges. steady to slightly higher tone on some hogs with 240 to 500 lb cuts at 22 to 23.50 per cwt.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Mouttrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Fla
Montgomery
Fed
Mkt. News, Soc
Union Stock Yards
Sylacauga Glee Club Appears Here Sunday
Four Dothan Exchange Club delegates attend the State Convention in Birmingham June 22. The Sylacauga Glee Club performs Sunday at 4 pm at Dothan Recreation Center with no admission. A beauty contest will be held in Dothan later, the winner advancing to Panama City on July 4 and then to Atlantic City for the national contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan Exchange Club
Birmingham
Erdas
Clab
Ers
Dan Merten
Ray McGill Watte
Morris
Becbert Meri
Sylacauga Miph Scheel Glee Club
Dothan Recreation Center
Dothan
Panama City
Fla
Athintic City
Recreation Center Script Dance At Dothan Friday Night
The Dothan Recreation Center sponsors a script dance Friday night from 9 to 12. Admission is one dollar per couple or seventy five cents for a single. Music will be provided by the Wale Ne Coleman's orchestra and all young people in Dothan are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan Recreation Center
Counfor Mosiey
Directos
Wapupeed
Wale Ne Coleman
Dothan
Demonstrations On Food For FO Borrower Wives
Two food demonstrations were held this week for wives of FO borrowers. Mrs. Bernice A. Pittman led sessions at the homes of Mrs. Williams on Newton route two and Mrs. Dillard on Newton route one. Attendees included Newton route two and one residents, with talks on canning squash, baked squadlones, selection, preparation, processing and storage of canned goods, plus tips to make canned foods more attractive in meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice A. Pittman
FHA
Wilrron C. Wiliams
Newton
QO. C. Strengia
C. I. Reaves
Mira. A. H. Gilley
Rudolph Teters
Two Recruits and Two Veterans Enlist in Army Hero
Officials at the Jocsl Army recruiting station announced enlistments of two recruits and two veterans. Veterans Roscoe R. Lindsey of Enterprise and Kenneth B. Teal of Ozark reenlisted, Lindsey as corporal and an aircraft mechanic, Teal as a truck driver with the RAF. Recruits Robert Parrish, Enterprise High School graduate, and Boyd Turner, Ozark High School 1947 graduate, plan college study under the GI Bill after a three-year hitch. The Yoest station leads Montgomery district in May quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocsl
Army
Roscoe RK. Lindsey
Enterprise
Kenneth B. Teal
Ozark
Lindsey
Teal
RAF
Robert Parrish
Enterprise High
Boyd Turner
Tide record setter Byrd posts errorless 131 chances
Jayv Byrd, Brewton Alabama, sophomore first baseman for the University of Alabama, set a fielding mark this season by handling 131 chances without an error in the Crimson Tide’s first 12 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Jennings
Jayv'’’ Byrd
Brewton
Ala
University of Alabama
Crimson Tide
Carr Appointed Notary Public in Newry County
J. A. Carr of Clapton in Newry County has been appointed notary public effective June 3. A certificate of appointment has been forwarded to Carr by Miss Sibyl Pool, secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Carr
Clapton
Newry County
Carr
Sibyl Pool
May Renew Demands For Hungary Probe
An American source said Washington and London would press for a three power inquiry into Hungary. They may ask a UN inquiry into Nagy’s resignation and the communist seizure of power. Soviet commandant Sviridov has twice rejected such requests. Communists seek to consolidate control by quashing criticism and tightening border patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
United Nations
Ferenc Nagy
Military Government Opens Up New Career
Berlin reports a new career path for young American graduates in the Office of Military Government for Germany. The War Department offers military government training to 100 qualified men, preferably World War II veterans, with 24 already starting their internship and 76 more expected. Col. James T. Duke notes a strong applicant response and that two hundred applications came from one university, with only two accepted. Training starts in Berlin, then moves to the zone, and returns to Berlin for advanced study before permanent assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
War Department
James T. Duke
Pater Catches Up With The Pate Boys
In Winnsboro South Carolina Gene Pate and Joel Pate both 15 are Eagle Scouts as is their father Dudley Pate a section man at Winnsboro Mills. Grandmother Pate and Mrs. Pate participate actively in Scout activities and the family leadership helped Troop 27 during wartime absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnsboro
S.C
Gene Pate
Joel
Dudley Pate
Winnsboro Mills
Pate
Papa Pate
Scout Mittess Mrs Patel Spinner in Mil
Scout Mittess reports Mrs Patel operates as a spinner in mil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Mittess
President notes gradual price adjustments amid reports of moderation
The President says efforts to curb inflation are bearing fruit with peaceful adjustments in major sectors. He points to a trend of price declines in recent times, while acknowledging not all areas have yet seen the desired effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priee
Vances
Building Permit Granted for Storage Tank at Yoy Ace Company
W. A. Smith issued a building permit yesterday to construct a storage tank for Yoy Ace Company at an undisclosed cost. The notice confirms permit approval and project details remain limited in the public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Smith
Yoyace Company
Poznan Court Convicts Students in Anti-State Case
A Poznan district court in Poland has sentenced two students from the University of Poznan to prison terms ranging from two to ten years for anti state propaganda and possession of arms. The case highlights stricter actions against political dissent in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Studer
Poznan
Senten
Aix
University
Boost Blood Strength With SSS Tonic Claims
Medical authorities cite blood analysis showing S388 formula as eight potent ingredients boosting non organic anemia. Ad claims energy, appetite, digestion improve, claims tonic energizes body for better sleep, skin color, and strength with millions of bottles sold nationwide.
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U.N
Cartens
Tee
Public Cigar & Cigarette Service, Inc
Passaic, NS. J
P. O
Optometrist
C. E. Blakey
Tippet
N. Foster
Kresky
J. L. Harris
E. Troy
Eaia
Tion Cares
Eee Tay Southside Granite Co
Applichee
Cey L. Brunson
Jack Kingey
Alcatraz Prison
San Francisco Bay
Cub
Dr. Keyton
Medical Society
Sylacauga Glee Club
Wonevin
Tropics
Galtanafos Islands
New York
New Orleans
NEW Tide
Britain
Jack Guevin
Pater
Pate Boys
THE
Baylin
DR. Sinquefieli
Crawford St
Rainer
Ellys Prig
MT Ee
Pris Ry
King Ares
Consolidated Produce Co
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