Ozark Lake reopening clash tied to Camp Rucker policy
Ozark residents dispute lake access as Army restrictions on Camp Rucker property linger after World War II. General Eisenhower reportedly considering action to reopen fishing while local officials seek July 1 guidance. A separate 1894 murder case in Dale County is noted with old court records and the McSween family.
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D. Elsewhezer
Giese
Ozark
Io Ozark
Lake Tholocco
George Andrews
Washington
Charlie Eg
Eisenhower
Camp Bucker
Edward H. Brooks
Thiray
Genere
Stokes
Rep. Andrews
Third Army
Alabama
Dan
Teely
Ses
Grindfather
Angus McSween
Mary McSween
Mcswan
McSwain
Dale County
Rokery
Angus
Clerk McSween
McSween
Freer Dale County
Newton
U. S. Army Eneineers
Napier Field
Ozark City Plots Expansion and Council Action
Ozark plans to expand beyond current town limits by two miles with a public health purpose. City Clerk Snellgrove notes population growth and long service, while officials push a local bill to extend boundaries and fund city improvements.
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Dale Sy
Jesse Adama
L. W. Snellive
Ozark
McSween Starts Dale County Clerk Duties
John Morris McSween assumed the duties of Dale County circuit court clerk last January. While browsing through the records he sought ways to manage the office and stay organized during spare moments.
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John Morris McSween
Dale County Civy
Manchuria Emerges as Sensitive East Asian Center
The article notes rising tension in Manchuria as the Truman Doctrine costs in China loom. Russian moves suggest possible shifts in control of Dairen and Port Arthur, with a Chinese delegation allowed to negotiate.
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Manchuria
Asia
China
East Asia
Dairen
Port Arthur
Deadline set for settlement amid China port tensions
A one week deadline for a settlement signals urgency and hints at two possibilities: either the ports will not be returned to Nationalist hands now or garrisons fear crossfire in the Chinese civil war. The Civil War shifts as Communists push toward Mukden while Nationalists retreat near Dairen, risking a broader international clash. If Russian withdrawal follows, Port Arthur remains a Russian base, risking U.S. involvement under the Truman Doctrine.
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Mukden
Dairen
Port Arthur
China
United States
Russia
America
Nationalist Chinese Seek U S Aid to Fight Communists
Cheng Tien-Fang, a Koumintang central committee member in the United States, says force is needed to resolve the Chinese Communist question. He advocates nonmilitary but economic aid to bolster China’s economy, currency, and industry so it can pay soldiers and build railways. He cites Moscow orders guiding Communist China and warns democracy, American security, and world peace hinge on aid. He avoids guessing the cost, noting a $500,000,000 fund earmarked.
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San Francisco
Cheng Tien-Fang
Koumintasg Central Political Committee
Cheng
Vinced
China
Moscow
Asia
Armerican
America
China Aid Fund Sees Limits as Currency Slips
Cheng warned that aid from the Import-Export Bank arranged for China expires June 30 and that U S lawmakers may push for an American aid decision to China. He said even that funding would not stabilize the declining currency.
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China
Cheng
Washington
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