Japanese American Held For Treason In U S
A young Japanese American, tapped by a former prisoner, is held without bail on treason charges. Tomoya Kawakita, 25, of Calexico, Calif, allegedly served as foreman at a Japanese POW camp on Honshu and faces testimony from nearly 100 former servicemen. The case centers on wartime cruelty and possible dual citizenship claims.
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Angeles
Honshu Island
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tomoya Kawakita
Calexico
Calif
U. S
David B. Head
Kawakita
I Grand Jury
James M. Car
Oeyama
Honshu
John Edward Kelly Funeral at Hartford
John Edward Kelly 75 former Hartford resident died yesterday at his Florida home. Services will be at 4 30 p m today at Holman Funeral Home with burial in Hartford cemetery and Masonic rites. Survived by widow a son Earl Kelly New York City a brother G B Kelly Florala a sister Mrs Nora Tiller Hartford ten grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
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Wartford
Joan Edward Kelly
Hartford
Gainesville
Fla
Holman
Earl Kelly
New York City
G. B. Kelly
Florala
Nora Tiller
Traffic Crash Near Ashford Causes $250 in Damage
A Wednesday night collision on U S highway 84 half a mile east of Ashford caused about 250 in damage. Tommy Watson of Ashford route one and Leander Orin Granger of Gordon zowe collided head on as Granger zigzagged the road while intoxicated. Both drivers escaped injury. Investigating troopers were L C Mooneybam and T L Brocka.
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U. S
L. C. Mooneybam
T. L. Brocka
Pippin, 76, Dies in Columbus Georgia
J W Pippin aged seventy six and formerly of Geneva County died at his Columbus Georgia home after a long illness Funeral services were held at Burns Church with Rev Elbert Jackson officiating Burial was in Burne cemetery Britton and Dobbs Columbus He was a native of Geneva County and had lived in Columbus ten years Surviving are four sons B H Mulls Joe Pippin of Columbus John Pippin of Fairix four daughters Hattie Gibbons Bessie Knowles Kellam Hurst Mittie Graves two sisters and several grandchildren
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J. W. Pippin
Geneva County
Columbus
Burns Church
Elbert Jackson
Stocomy
Burne Cemetery
Britton and Dobbs
Pippin
B. H., Mulls
Joe Pippin
John Pippin
Fairix
Hattie Gibbons
Bessie Knowles
Mra
Kellam Hurst
Mittie Graves
Phanix City
Berry Rogers Dies At Enterprise Home
Funeral services for Berry Rogers, who died at the home of his brother Jesse Rogers in Enterprise, were held yesterday at Union Grove Church with Rev. Clyde Helms officiating. Boyd and Company directed arrangements. Survived by widow, four daughters in Panama City, Bellwood, Kigard and Westville, a son Nome, and four brothers Jesse, Grover, Cleve and Jim Ringers.
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Enterprise
Berry Rogers
Jesse Rogers
Union Grove Church
Clyde Helms
Boyd and Company
Futur
Jennbrook
Panama City
Grace Peters
Bellwood
Ala
Edna Forehand
Kigard
Fla
Hnosetta Willams
Westville
Nome Rogers
Jesse
Grover
Cleve
Jim Ringers
State Legislature Battles Over Tax Bills And Budget
Educational, health and prison construction funding win approval while a referendum on revising the constitution is left to voters. The House blocked a tax measure amid bitter dispute. Sen Beacham urged action on bills to abolish the Everglades drainage district. Gov Caldwell warns of a $16 million school fund cut if tax bills fail. Legislature plans about $182 million in two years, with tax sources and rebates largely unchanged. The session features partisan sparring and cautious financial forecasts.
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House
Fd Stokes
Panama City
Stokes
Rates Committee
Jagat
Senate
John Fr. Beacham
Wet Palm Beach
Everglades
Millard Caldwell Khig
Teadtys
President urged broad controls and wage policy critique
The speaker accuses the President of seeking full regulatory power over prices and advocate general wage hikes. It argues price rises follow higher costs and government spending, including loans from international banks, boosting basic material costs and elevating living costs for all. It condemns efforts to curb labor power and increase taxes.
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QPA
Wuctrol
Comgres
United States
Congress
Case Labor Bie
International Bank
International Fund
Health and judiciary measures advance in state Senate
A health committee favors funds for the federal state hospital program with a $3,000,000 appropriation, lowers the initial $4,000,000 proposal, and supports a health officer court-injunction measure. Other items revise tubercular care funding, raise teacher salaries if tax revenue allows, and create new state circuit courts with additional judgeships.
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H. B. Larkins
Ley Hornsby
Elmore
Bunyan Broadwater
Paul Coburn
Culbert
Senate Finance and Taxation
Stite
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rasian Bate
Marion
Crete
Med Atate
Winston
Blount
St. Clair
Russell
Walker
Etowah
Game Committee
Torth
Livestock arrivals at southern plants steady hog market
Livestock arrivals at eight major packing plants in Alabama and Georgia and Florida totaled 400 cattle 100 calves and 1300 hogs. The hog market was mostly steady with a practical top up to 23.50 while prices for various hog weights ranged from 16.50 to 23.50 per hundredweight and over 180 pound hogs sold around 22.50 to 23.00 at several plants.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Als
Jacksonville
Tallahasse
Fla
Montgomery Market Review Cattle Hogs Prices Mixed
Week's salable cattle receipts 1475 with Friday trading generally steady. Prices compared to prior week mostly 50 cents higher on higher grades, lower on low-grade cows. Calves and hogs show steady to higher trends with specific weight bands listed and frayed by category.
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Montgomery Market
Montgomery
tFed
Mkt. News Service
Union
Spectator Horses Enter Dothan Show Amid Big Entry Day
Twenty entrants are expected tomorrow boosting the list well above last year for a spectacular Dothan show. C F Suptrine’s four horses from Memphis and T F Taylor of Moultrie Ga plan several entries including Taylor’s Star Song in two runs and Bourbon Star King in two classes with others. Floyd C Farish of Selma targets Stallworth Stinger’s Peacock and J G Donald’s Merry Girl in multiple events. Stalls are ready at the stadium and a buffet at Dothan Country Club will aid the Light Conservation Fund of Houston County benefiting the blind. }
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C. F. Suptrine
Memphis, Tenn
Dothan
T. F. Taylor
Moultrie
Taylor
Star Song
Tommie Taylor
Johnnie Walker
Richard
Floyd C. Farish
Selma
Stallworth
Stinger
Pig
Dothan Country Club
Dothan Lions Club
Plantation Saddle Horse Association of America
Light Conservation Fund
Houston County
Veterans Of Navy Sought For Active Reserve Enlistments
Officials from the local Navy recruiting office urged ex sailors with Radionian Second Class or Electronics Mate Second Class ratings to contact for Active Reserve enlistment. Openings are available for one year or longer, requiring current membership in the reserve to qualify.
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Navy
Navy Recritting
Active Reserve
Imaciuse Reserve
Bulgarian plots tied to Petkov era in Hungary
Bulgarian sources in London link two plots to Petkov, claim junior officers engineered them. Gen. Ivan Popov allegedly confessed and had death sentence cut to 15 years. Moscow says U S and Britain financed the Hungarian conspiracy, pressuring Hungary with sanctions and stoking an international furore.
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London
Petkov
Ivan Popov
Bela Kovacs
Nagy
Moscow
United States
Britain
Miegedivy
Hungary
Notice to Contractors for City Power Plant Coating
Sealed bids are invited by the City of Dothan Alabama for applying a high type surface coating to the circular cover at the Power Plant. The coating must carry a ten year guarantee and cover eighty five squares. Bids must be delivered to the City Clerk by 9:60 A.M. June 16, 1847 and will be publicly opened then. Specifications available from City Clerk J J Vauwnh. City Engineer June 32.
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Dothan
Ala
Raid City
J. J. Vauwhn
H. My Rameeur
Senate and House clash over curbing union practices
Senate 68 to 24 votes on its bill prompt optimistic predictions against a presidential veto. Senate subcommittee hears Reeves say FBI materials were not fully shown. Justice Department denies white washing. Kansas City primary fraud allegations lead to indictments. House passes War Department budget trim despite restored airplane funds. Politicians trade barbs as Truman, Taft, Pepper, Wallace debate party liberalism and economic policy.
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Senate
House
Taft
Ohio
Senate Judiciary
Justice Department
Kansas City
Albert L. Reeves
FBI
Reeves
U. S
Sam Wear
Clark
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Roger Slaughter
Truman
Enos Axtell
Axtell
Albert J. Reeves, Jr
Truman - Taft
Pepper
Henry A. Wallace
Democratic Party
Wallace
Raleigh
N. C
Senate debates Bulwinkle rail bill and steel inquiry ends phase
A revived Bulwinkle railroading bill faces Senate action with potential opposition from Tobey who argues it would wreck anti trust laws by exempting rate agreements approved by the ICC. In a separate move a Senate subcommittee ends one phase of the steel market inquiry and plans a broader look at future needs and expansion viability.
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Evei
Bulwinkle
Senate Acon
ICC
Tobey
R-Nh
Senate
Shortage in Ignition Sparks Auto Fire on North Oates Street
Fire alarm sounded this morning due to an ignition wiring shortage in a vehicle owned by B. R. Alexander in the 200 block of North Oates street. Fire Chief Posey said damage was minimal to the car.
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B. R. Alexander
Posey
North Oates Street
Largest Oil Refinery in Curacao Employs 10000 Workers
The largest refinery in existence is located in Curacao in the Dutch West Indies. It employs about 10,000 workers and has a daily capacity exceeding 205000 barrels.
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Curacao
Dutch West Indies
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