House Committee Cuts Atom Body's Fund in Millions
The appropriations panel cut the Atomic Energy Commission's budget to 501.85 million for 32 months from July 1, directing most reductions to nonweapon areas while preserving funds to expand research contracts worth 40 million. Atomic Manager Carroll L. Wilson described a five year expansion to boost fissionable materials and bomb output, as other agencies face cuts across a broad fiscal pullback.
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Grant Dillmanstonmeg
Appropriations Committee
Hehe ‘Morte Energy Commiss
Commission
David E. Liljenthsl
Comvisson
Carrol L. Wilson
Veteran Administration
Maritime Commission
Office of Defense Transportation
War Assets Administration
ODT
Interstate Commerce Commission
Truman
Vettans Administration
Vets Trans
Senate Group UKs One Year Extension of Trade Agreement
The Senate finance committee approved a one year extension of the foreign trade agreements act with a 7 to 6 vote after adopting a compromise amendment from Republicans Vandenberg and Millikin. It requires the President to notify Congress within 30 days of ignoring Tariff Commission recommendations.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Vandenberg Qich
Millikin
Cole
Congress
Tarif Commission
Jim
Beate Committee
Beer Tax Collected by Distributors Under City Contract
The City of Dothan reaches an agreement with five local beer distributors to collect the city tax from retailers. Distributors will receive two percent of collected tax, handling records and remittances through June 29, with retailers maintaining records until then. The contract, approved at a city commission meeting, names CC Marsh Distributing, City Beverage, B C McCrea Distributing, Debay Ditton, and TriState Du as signatories.
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Dothan
Jim Brennan
Tofy
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Focal
Brennan
Widninat
Dune T
Midnicht
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Cc, Rarsh Distributing Company
City Beverage Company
B.C. McCrea Distribut
Debay Dittonpany
TriState du Tho
City Commission
Czechs Choose New Leader Next Monday
Prague AP report says the Communist led Parliament will elect a new president to replace Eduard Benes who resigned. Klement Gottwald is the leading candidate with Antonin Zapotacky also in the running as successor. Benes quit after serving nine years in the presidency as the regime strengthened after last February events.
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Tee
Columbia
Dwight D. Bisonhower
Low Memorial Library
New York
Columbia University
English Channel
France
Laft
Prague
Crechostovitkia
Eduard Benes
Klement Gottwald
Antonin Zapotacky
Gett
Aldax Promict
Benes
Caechostovas
Sich
Special Delivery Delays The Mail
A garbled report notes delays in a special delivery train incident near a northern region. The item references a rail disruption, a child, and emergency actions, though many details are unintelligible.
Taft Appeals to Midwest Delegates at GOP Convention
Washington report outlines Taft seeking Midwestern support for the 1952 Republican nomination as his camp mulls delegate strategies. Talks center on aligning with Stassen backers and Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, and other Midwestern players to influence Philadelphia balloting and boost Taft’s chances.
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Washington
Mary Peppy
Rodentia
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Mie
Senate
Cary
Stassen Wirtung
Actan
Town
Kehemeter
Vandentorgeif
Page
Walkout Chairman Sought For Alabama Delegation
Fragmented text describes plans to select a walkout chairman for the Alabama delegation to the Democratic National Convention. It mentions delegates Circuit Clerk John Mante and Attorney John More, a $4 pledge, a caucus before the convention, and state party figures like Gessner T. McCarvey rallying support. Public figures and dates are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Nine Police Cars Robbed at Station
A garbled OCR item reports theft at a police station involving nine patrol cars. Details are unreadable but indicate a security breach or vandalism at the station. No further identifiable names, places, dates, or outcomes are clear from the fragment.
Slocomb Fire Damages District Businesses
A major blaze swept Slocomb's business district destroying the Cash Drug Store and the Friendly Theater. The Sorrells Grocery and Market and the Slocomb National Bank also suffered heavy damage with walls collapsing. Firefighters and volunteers contained the flames after a long effort as stock and property losses reached thousands.
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Marke
Slocomib National
Anver
Fire Department
Slocamb
Fier
Mayer
Ted Dalton
Grady Marmot
AML Tie Waldiuis
Anuraies
Dana
Pre
French Cabinet Approves Pact With West Germany
Paris reports the French cabinet approved a four percent lower pact with West Germany. The agreement goes to the national assembly Friday for confirmation. Foreign Minister Gronites Be rdautt spearheaded the push amid caution that the treaty includes safeguards against a military threat from Germany.
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Teresa Innit
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Het
Dies Of Accident Injuries Leonard Etheridae Headland
Leonard Etheridae of Headland dies from accident injuries. He is survived by sisters Mrs Jack Maris of Headland and Mrs Handy Cowan of Henin, brothers Card Kihendre and others. The funeral is set for Wednesday at Un Church with local clergy officiating. burial at Headland Cemetery follows.
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Card Kihendre
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Wort
Arty Sant
Rolinen
Handy Cowan
Henin
Meadtorid
Ua Megaland
Reid
Ridob
Egyptian Forces Trapped In Coastal Fighting
Fragmented report describes intensified clashes along northern Daler line as Arab and Jewish forces clash near coastal areas. Details mention ships landing, battles near Tel Aviv, and movements of forces toward strategic positions with conflicting claims of gains and setbacks.
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Cairo
Kaypuai
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Sailors wounded in brawl aboard ship near Honolulu
Reported incident aboard the Liberty ship off Honolulu leaves two sailors injured. Witnesses say a fight broke out during dockside harbor activities. medical aid was rendered and the crew’s aboard authorities began an inquiry into the disturbance and the conditions aboard.
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Honolulu
MacArthur Approves Japan Cotton Loon
General MacArthur approves a Japan cotton loan as part of postwar aid. The program aims to bolster textile production and stabilize trade by providing funds for cotton imports and local mills. Officials expect steady supplies for industry and markets to recover.
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MacArthur
Japan
Coal Operators Seek Postponement in Lewis Demands
Reported negotiation unfolds as coal operators request more time to reply to demands from Lewis, with references to wage terms and post May 2 deadlines. Details mention contracts, penalties, and potential payment terms tied to later settlement, amid ongoing labor discussion.
Senators Press For Final Vote On Bill Tonight
Senators push for a final vote on a military service bill amid debate over eligibility and postponements. The measure would affect draftees and citizens after five years of service, with amendments proposed by the Senate and House supporters arguing for broader access to service.
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Gorvieg
India
Chauhan Gurney
Nrmed
Selecta Keechee Purapitaiela
de Sam
Senate
Maui
Grady Carroll Dies At Ozark Home
Grady Carroll aged 52 dies at his Ozark residence after an illness. He operated a hardware store with a partner and was a member of the Onack Methods church. Survived by a daughter, a mother, and other relatives. funeral arrangements pending with D. L. Sleup.
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Ozark
DLAI
Gridy
Fitey Howell
Ozark Founes
Carol
Onack Methods
Stegatte
Stern Anit
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Carrel
Ofte
Moe Tile
Yaoey
Rofl
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Mey Varker
Fey Paerce
Cerrall D. L. Sleuphbwall
Supreme Court Divorces Ruling Annotated for Alabama
The article references a U S Supreme Court decision related to divorces and notes possible effects on Alabama. It mentions legal context and potential practical implications for state family law. The text includes garbled OCR fragments and stray characters.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Alabama
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