Sixty Die In French Plane Crashes Near Bahrain Gulf
PARIA UP sixty persons were killed and many believed dead today in two French plane crashes. One plane went down in the Persian Gulf near Bahrain and a military transport went missing in the Meaming Jungle. Helicopters and ships search for survivors while officials said all aboard were French except one placed person.
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Paria
Mad
ystoUr Parsons
Air France
Persian Gulf
Bubrein
Etiil Walssip
Or Madexance
Attlehope
Patis
Nene Weal
French National Air Line
Olog
Babrein
Gulf
Boule Tr
I Air France
Egypt
Cairo
Bahtrein
Bahrein
Arvoan
Willy Ying
Factories And Stores Join For Industry Days In Dothan
Industry Days open Thursday with twenty merchants and manufacturers displaying a wide range of consumer products in downtown storefront windows. State Vocational Trade School staff assist displays. event aims to show the public what local industries produce and how they are made.
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Duthak
Furres
Charman Kb
Tiener
Alabama
Turner
Hedatrom Union
J.C Pennay Company
Wiham-Wong Kaimber Compa
Sanitary Dairy Wi van Mitch
Dethan Oil Mal Company
Cash Drug
Dethan Coffee Mill
Newton Grocery Company
Newberry
Baxter's
Sears, Roebuck
Vi Chemical Company
Siete
Huntlegburg
Furniure Company
Rimson's
Nurre Mirror Company
Cace Cole Boating Company
Wilson's
Dothan Teel
H. Kress
Bor
Kraseisky's
Colonial Furniture Company
Dave Jey Furniture
Smart
Sterling Show
DPR
Carrelult Bayer
States' Righters Plan County Organizations
In Alabama seven counties will form permanent arms of the States' Rights party as part of a program aligned with a national States' Rights meeting held last month in Jackson Mississippi. Tom Abernathy of Talladega is the state chairman and invites citizens unsettled by recent Supreme Court decisions to attend. Sam M. Johnston of Mobile will be the keynote speaker.
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Talladega
Ala
Alabama
Montgomery
Ling
Dackson
Mise
Tom “Abersethy
States
Mobile
Court Takes Up Third District Committee Contest
Four National Democrats contesting the Thirdd Congressional District's State Democratic Executive Committee seat argue the case in circuit court. Judge Bowen Simmons ordered the subcommittee to appear and show cause why the election contest should proceed, while parties argued jurisdiction and potential Supreme Court review.
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George Whittington
Eagle
Elba
Democratic Executive Committee
Thirdd
Supreme Court
Bowen Simmons
22Nd Judicial Circuit
Simmons
James KE. Polsons
Dunge Charles C. Brannen
Opp
Gallag
Aunutter
Sarher
Willow
Slornexe
Col
Willi S. Batchard
Dudge
Abercrome
Freak Meell
Muntzoums
Hhey
Sealyas Nong
Col. Prichard
Nue
Montgomery
Keely Elgg
Rives
Abercrombie
Prichard
Minell
New York World Struck By 40-Worker Wage Dispute
The New York World Telegram and Sun, a major New York evening paper with about 900,000 readers, halted publication as CIO American Newspaper Guild members walked out for wage demands. About 400 editorial and office staff joined the strike at 6:00 am, blocking production and forming a ticket line while workers pressed for a 10 percent raise.
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Preaha Airike
New York World
Telearbi
Sunbarde
Milk Airiken
Washington, D
Pittsburgh
Atate
Neven
Fynnsylvania
Morristand
Tenn
Prate
Enka Corp
CIO
Helke
New York
CIO American Newspaper Guild
AFL
World - Telegram
Sun
Progresa
Vetller
Tennessee Safety
Sam KK. Neal
ARL
Inrgeia
Disease Among Doves Investigated By U S
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service investigates a mourning dove disease outbreak in Alabama. The illness identified as Entamoeba gallmatis has caused significant losses in Autauga County and may spread through contaminated food. effets are limited to mourning doves and canker like growths may appear in severe cases.
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Washington
Alabama
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Autauga County
South
Ninth Man Illegal Balloter Listed in May Indictments
Sediy added to list in Howaton County during last month's Democratic primaries. Strickland of Beat Seven jailed on $0 bond. nine indicted by Houston County Grand Jury including Sam McCall Robert P. Hill Imatud Mauldin Helph Eb bie Neal Frank Jordan W Ward Hutto Odet Hughes and C A Buddy McWalter. Mauldin charged with grand larceny for theft of two wrist watches and $15 in cash. All except Mauldin have posted bond. Peters cited in warrant.
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Howaton County
Strickland
Hay
Aaiew Cours Chew
Royal Humber
Houston County Grand Jury
Suveati
Wisn
Sam McCall
Robert PF. Hill
Imatud Mauldin
Helph EB
Bie Neal
Frank Jordan
E. F. Jorden
W. W. tWard
Hutto
Odet Hughes
C. A
Buddy
WeAlater
Mauldin
Sis
Peters
Farm program touted as remedy for U S deficit
Washington lawmaker Lovre proposed a self financing farm program with production quotas based on normal domestic use. Farmers would receive quotas for full parity and could sell excess to the government, funding surplus disposal and possible world trade relief.
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Washington
Lovre
R-Sd
Dey
Moprice
House
Treasury
Commodity Credit Corporation
Eee
Lave
Williamson Named County Engineer for Rest of Term
Williamson chosen Hartford area as part time county engineer through January 20, 1951. Milton Lurie will supervise local projects while Williamson handles state and federal aided works, contingent on State Highway Department approval. The board reviewed road department payroll after flagging mispayments by Foy White and others, noting the payroll is the largest in history.
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Otnerals
Khelt Williamson
Hartford
Sir Houston
Willan
Bee Henk
Hose the
Geneva County
Albert Logue
Walliamson
State Highway Department
General County
Board of Revenue
Road Department
W. Perry
Atin
Foy White
Pyass
Pelenias Jutbert Bynes
Judge Togue
Young Pypes
Logue
J Logue
Road Department Payro
The
Eagle
Marine parachute mishap ends with safe water landing
Cherry Point North Carolina reports Master Sat A G of Albany North Carolina dropped yesterday after his parachute strap caught in the canopy of a Marine fighter. He freed himself in time and landed in the Meuse River while Langley assisted by riding the chute free. The Corsair later damaged a fire track on entry to the airfield.
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Cherry Point
N.C
Albany
N. C
Marine Fighter Place
Langley
Meuse River
Unimart Langiere
Corsair
Amwau
Sectrola
Social Security Hike Is Urged By George
Washington AP report says inflation fears prompt proposals to speed budget balancing. Senator Douglas argues inflation restraint by reducing expenditures and trimming the cash budget, while Senator Taft warns against delaying and pushing separate appropriation bills as deficits rise. Taft cites creeping inflation from gasoline price hikes as a concern.
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Jack Bell Washington
Douglas
D-I
Truman
Tahet
Ohio
GOP
Senate
Douging
Fedewal Reserve Board
Ogie
Wight
Sarhet
Treasury
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ferguson
R-Mich
Taft
Tuvae
Winnis
Byrd
Ds Var Cnanpere
Hause
Senate Appropriations Committee
Patt Anid
Czech Former UN Envoy Granted Stay in U S
Vladimir Houdek, former Czech representative to the United Nations, is permitted to remain in the United States. The decision cites grounds that he could not be forced to return to a Communist-ruled Czechoslovakia after resigning from the Czech government. Immigration officials withheld deportation consent and allowed him to stay.
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Washington
United States
Vladimir Tloudek
United Nations
Hhis
Houdek
Acheson
Prite
REA Approves Rural Electrification Loans Totals 4.31 Million
The Xurel Electrification Administration approved seven loans totaling 4,310,008 dollars for expansion of rural electric facilities. The funding supports Black Warrior Electric Membership Camp and other cooperatives in Demopolis and Als, among others.
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Washington
Xurel Electrification Administration
Ncluding
Black Warrior Electric
Demopalis
Als
Increase In Number To Be Covered Urged
Senator George of Georgia urged a broader Social Security program to cover about 8.3 million more people and raise benefits. The measure would expand eligibility, boost monthly payments, and keep a high employer and employee tax rate until 1958 before gradual rises. The bill seeks to shift some public assistance burden to the social insurance system while excluding farmers and certain professionals.
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Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
George
Bil
Lucas
Fiat
Myers
D-Pa
Butler
Cain
Newsman Denies Link In Crime Scandal Probe
William Mulasky, Pioneer News Service founder, denies any gangland or criminal link to Pioneer News. Senate investigators focus on ownership by Mulasky and his wife in Western Telegraph, with executives considering executive actions to access tax and government data. Mulasky admits 3 percent Pioneer stock while Brow and Agnes Brown own the rest. testimony amid push for a presidential executive order.
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Washington
APS
William Mulasky
Pins Nee News Service
Bens
Raem
Louis
Mulasky
Special Senate Cringe Investigat
Pincer News
Pioneer News
Horse Iice
St. Lows
Missouri
J. E. Taylor
Ac Pioneer
Syndigate
Motacky
Molasky
Truman
Planter News
Malasky
Western Colon Telegraph Company
Western Union
Malesky
Anita
Molanky
William Brow
William
Agnes Brown
St. Louis
Nationalized Setup Urged In Coal Pool
In London the Labour Party executive committee stated Britain opposes France’s plan to pool Western Europe’s coal and steel industries unless all governments are Socialist-controlled. Prime Minister Attlee was to expand on this before Parliament. The plan’s success hinges on nationalization to prevent private European industrialists from dominating a central super national authority.
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London
Britain
Western Europe
Labor Party
Execuive
Tdudater
Clement Attics
Natorg Hrat
Normal-Looking Dog Talks on Radio Delighting Audience
A smoky, normal looking dog named Smoky spoke via radio from ALEM WC, calmly guiding listeners as coast to coast broadcasts teased job offers from radio stations and circuits. The incident attracted Seay, Bower, and eight firms, boosting Baicire plane interests.
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Alem
Smoky
Don
Eircuses
Seay
Bower
Baicire
Eight Years Meted In Thefts Of Autos
A San Antonio man, Arthur Milton McMillen, 42, admitted stealing an automobile and was sentenced by U S District Judge Craner to eight years in Federal Prison. He received three years for one theft and five for another after a Houston area arrest following a Pride night incident where a vehicle was driven away without paying for gas.
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Montgomery
San Antonio
U.S
Cramer
Arthur Milton McMillen
Ater McMillian Seld
Houstes
McMillan
Valuable Gorilla Improves in Captivity
Ailing years old gorilla at Lincoln officials Nope lay Aaard Soe tr in Chicago AP reports the animal suffered a bout of fatigue last Thursday but has rallied. The piece notes the gorilla’s advanced age and ongoing medical concerns while under care at the facility.
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Chicago
Lincoln
Contempt action against Jaffe investigated by Senate panel
Senate investigator considered contempt proceedings against Philip Jaffe for refusing to answer questions in the Amerasia magazine case. Jaffe, editor of Amerasia, had offices raided by federal agents who found government documents. Citations against two other witnesses, Earl Browder and Frederick Vanderbilt Field, were recommended but no action taken.
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Olfer W. DE Wor
Washington
Senate
Philip Jaffe
Ameraala
Yatte
Senate Foreign Re
Earl Browder
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
McCarthy
R-Wis
Field
Subcommittee
Edward P. Morgen
Morgen
Jeff
Jaffe
John Rogge
Morgan
U. S Circuit Court of Appeals
Congressional
Congress
Amerasia
Gree D-Rd
Jatte
Ameraatn
Green
Souther Opposed On Purchase Of Line By Central of Georgia
The Southerly opposition to the proposed purchase of the Sevennah and Atlantic Railway by the Central of Georgia Railway was raised at hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Central of Georgia argued it would maintain routes and make changes alongside the Southerners in establishing the new arrangement.
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Sevennah & Atlante
Central of Georgia Railway
Central of Georgia
Interstate Commerce Commission
EEK
Statance Empire Landweek
the Today
of Georgia
Jeu
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