Folsom Chiefs Awaiting Word On Next Move
In Montgomery AP dispatch governor says reapportionment effort stalls as special session ends. Senate adjourns after swift votes on reapportionment and constitutional convention with minimal bills passed. Gordon Persons linked to adjournment moves. House speaker candidate flagges support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom Chiefs
Montgomery
James 1. Folsom
Folsom
Washington
Govarnnor
House
Senate
Fire House
Senate Remy
Gordon Persons
Persons
Roberts Brown
Lee Couns
Transit sale gets tentative Georgia approval in Atlanta
The Georgia Puppic Service Commission granted tentative approval for the Atlantis Transit System sale, signaling the final legal hurdle before resuming transportation. If July hearings fail, operations revert to Georgia Power Co, affecting contracts and arrangements with the new firm. Leland Anderson, head of the purchasing company, says no fare hike is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia, Puppic Service Commission
Atlantis
Fatundey
Gery
Matt L. McWhorter
Atlante
Georgia
Comervision
Tolecom Fran Co
It Sytem
Ayater
Georgia Power Co
Leland Anderson
Purehi Dig
Prezent Tere
Guard's Return To Plant Looms Amid Turmoil In Tennessee
Officials at American Finka Corporation plant in Morristown Tennessee weighed a possible National Guard return as a four gunfire incident injured several workers. About 190 inmates were held at Hamblen County Jail amid a broad strike involving AFL switchmen and related labor actions. The National Railway Mediation Board pressed for a settlement as guards were held on alert and unions like CIO criticized government actions as strikebreakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRESM
American Finka Corporation
Morristown
Tenn
National Guard
Tordand
Hamblen County
AFL
National (Railway
Inen
Contretors
Rafioy
East Tennessee
Cotton Growers Plan Parley In Memphis Two Day Meeting
The Mid-South Cotton Growers Association will hold a two day meeting in Memphis in cooperation with the Mid-South Supply Association. Speakers include M. G. Mann general manager of the Farmers Exchange and North Carolina Cotton Growers Association at Raleigh Roger H. Bray professor of soil fertility at the University of Mengiss and Oh Clay Cyle dent is the School of Science at Misgia Apps State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Mid- South Cotton Growers Asociation
Mid-South Supply Association
M. G. Mann
Farmers Exchange
North Carolina Coton Growers Association
Raeigh
Roger H. Bray
Sol Fertility
University of Mengiss
Clay Cyle
Dent
Misgia
Apps State College
Tot's Death Feared After Dog Strays
Kansas City area report on a one year old named Kate Voegele missing after a family dog wandered away. Parents Edward and Mrs Yorgelenald Voegele seek help as the dog may have returned toward St Lawrence in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tot
Kansar Culy
Kate Voegele
Collie
Maren
Edward Voegele
Rualy
Noble
Yorgelenald
Minion
Han
Mhiouri River
Kansan
St Lawrence
Kan
Karen
Vonpete Aaid
Six Giant Bombers Non-Stop Flight Toward Far East
Honolulu reports six giant B-29 bombers beginning a nonstop 10,000 mile flight from Fairchild-Suison Air Base to Wake Island then toward the Far East. The armada, led by Brig Gen C. S Irvine, aims to test endurance at altitudes above 45,000 feet with speeds near 4395 miles per hour, carrying heavy bomb loads as they cross the Pacific. Political and military officials including Defense Secretary Louis Johnson and Gen MacArthur's aides accompany the mission to discuss security and peace treaty issues during the training flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Ove
Wake Island
New York
Moscow
Air Force
Honoluty
Br. Dening
Honolua
Tokyo
Defense
Louis Johnson
Carat &. Bradtex
Daint Chiefs of
Stat
Don Foster Dui
Ne Patment
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
S Irevine
Pacusen
Mynotnia
Carpo
Domber
Redistricting Move Dies in State Committee Review
County district two battle returns to the State Democratic Executive Committee as lawmakers study an appeal over the Board of Revenue race won by Ralph G. Cameron. Incumbent Robert Meadows contests the ballot, with State Senator Lins Cater to chair a subcommittee. Hardwick proposed redrawing Beat 101 into a five district map, prompting new elections in Beats Fourteen and Seven. An Eagle poll found broad support for redistricting though many view separate Beat 10 districts as unfair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whittington
Democratic Executive Committee
Qesener 'T. McCorvey
Board of Revenue
Ralph G. Cameron
Robert £. Meadows
Lins D. Cater
Montgomery
Guy Hardwick
Hardwick
Ashford
Beat
Cottonwood
Cameron Renide
Seven
Meadows
the Eagle
McCorvey
Houston County
British Push A Power Plans at Harwell Lab Visit
British atom researchers at Harwell unveiled their 10 inch cyclotron and a still secret pile in a press tour. John Cockcroft predicted atomic power plants and ships within a decade while outlining cheaper uranium extraction and ongoing work on materials for atomic propulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwell Laboratory
Sturweil
Cockroft
Briteain
Harwell
Allbour
London Daily Worker
Jackson Census Tally Shows 241 Increase
The 1990 population for Jackson County was 14 660, up 241 from the Knox County total. The preliminary Pensacola report covers ten counties west of the Apalachicola River, with Bay and Okaloosa more than doubling their numbers while Washington Holmes and Columbia show declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Marianna
Maze
Pensacola
Apalachicola River
Marianas
Dackera
Florida
Bay
Penema Cy
Okalouse
Crestview
Washington
Holmes
Colnous
Laborites Face Test Of Power In House Vote
The British and French governments face decisive votes as the six nation Schuman Plan conference in Paris weighs a steel pool. British opposition to full commitments looms while Premier Bidault battles domestic finance strains and a confidence vote. Soviet Tavestia denounces the plan as doomed, Canada tightens espionage laws, and Tokyo judges a Communist letter case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Schuman
Hasing
House of Commons
Sehuman Plat
Robert Schuman
Georges Pidault
Bidault
Odda
Assembly
Socialist Party
Bi Jdan
Jean Monnet
Soviet Union
Tavestia
Marshall Plas
Britain
Army Court
Tokyo
Jetter
Macarthur
Canada
Bodies Of 2 Marines Die In Carolina Plane Crash
Two Marines died when a Grumman fighter crashed near Hampstead North Carolina. Pilot John L Sidwa 29 of Newark New Jersey survived Pearl Harbor attack. passenger Corp Thomas E Sims Jr 3 of Trussville Alabama killed. Wreckage found after a search party cut a path through swamp land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Point N.C
APY
Pearl Harbor
Hampstead
N. C
Tech
John L. Sidwa
Newark
Wax Corp
Thomas E. Sims, Jr
RFC 2
Trussville
Ala
Marne
Sidwa
PIF Grumman
Merce
Maxwell Field
Mariny
Hampstend
Sidna
Congress Extends Draft As Aid Drive Pushes On
Washington AP News outlines Congress extending the peacetime draft by 15 days and then voting for a three year extension. Disputes with the House over authority to induct, and limits on presidential power, dominate debate. The President would order inductions only under national emergency or necessity while Congress negotiates final terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin BR. Harrinson Washington
APY
Congress
Jast
Truman
Senate
House
Uung
Armed Services
Seffale Armed Services Committee
Taft
Ohio
Wherry
Nebraska
Saltonstall
R-Mass
GOP Flotor
Armed Services Committee
Tydings Ad-Md
Kennie-Mo
Gorge
D-Ga
Go Dickinson Behind Barnes in Tourney
In the Southern Amateur Golf Tournament semifinals after 18 holes, Yommy Barnes of Atlanta edged Gardner Dickinson Jr of Dothan Alabama one up. Dale Morey of Dallas Texwan led Monty Will Jr of Davidson College Greensboro NC by the same margin, both securing four over par 159 for the 18 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Yommy Barnes
Atlanta
Gardner Dickinson, Jr
Dothan
Alabama
Louislane State University
Dale Morey
Dalian
Texwan
Monty Will, Jr
Davidson
Greensboro
N.C
Morey
Hill
Barnes
Dickinngs
Senate weighs approval of Western Europe atomic shield plan
Administration pressed for Senate consent to a multi year arms package worth about 1.22 billion dollars to arm Western Europe with modern weapons. Senator Connally defended the plan amid Republican objections and amendments proposing credit sales and allocating Marshall Plan funds for military use. Committees argued new weapons could deter invasion and that current law blocks arming Europeans with atomic arms while other arms may be supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Whitehead
Washington
Senate
America
Europe
Connally
Texas
Woaner
Truman
United States
U. S
Senator Lodge
R-Mass
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Western
Snd
Soviet Union
Republicans Back McCarthy Goals as Campaign Opens
Atlantic City AP dispatch reports Republican National Chairman Guy Gabrielson launching a two day push to mobilize voters for the fall, asserting Americans broadly support Senator Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin and his objectives amid party plans to gain at least 30 House seats. He criticized State Department disloyalty charges and said McCarthy has strong national backing. He noted public opinion trends favoring GOP aims as the conference convened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Guy Gabrielson
America
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Gabrielson
Maine
Florida
McCarthy
State Department
Newamen
Turvey
Gabrieleon
Notron
GOP
Ebase
Uncle Sam Eyes Tax Reductions On Everyday Costs
Raton reports Congress plans to trim federal excise taxes on consumer items such as movie tickets, bus fares, and tires. Aimed at saving about $8.50 per year for a typical family of four, the proposal would reduce revenue by roughly 1.01 billion dollars annually and requires House approval. Democrats back the cuts. Republicans want limited changes and oppose corporate tax increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raton
Rene
Congress
Sam
Genem Ways and
Mesna
House of Representatives
Democrats
Public Quizzing Of Service Due In Senate Probe
Diplomat John S. Service faced a public quizzing by Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee on alleged secret military data allegedly shared with Philip Jaffe of Amerasia. Senator McCarthy alleged FBI testimony suggested concealed material. Service denied knowingly passing any wartime secrets and said he trusted Jaffe with broad China context but had no secret disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
Arrowsmit IV
Washington
Toreer
John S. Service
FAI
Amerssta
Senate
Vierane
Service
State Department
Far Eastern
McCainhain
Bond Sale Probe Ordered In State
A state inquiry orders a probe into a bond sale affair amid confusion over mispriced securities. Reportedly the com and company sold bonds at prices significantly below appraised value with funds to be reinvested in U.S. Treasury issues for higher returns, according to the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com and Company
Ipains
Treasury
Dilapidated Auto Reaches Road's End
In Seattle a damaged police report notes a deteriorating vehicle ending its journey. The piece hints at an officer involved scene and hints at further investigation to follow.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill
Georgearies
Dalae
Hit
Gan
Ding
Senate Rules Committee
Commission
Harry Hamilton Alefta
PBI
First Citizens Bank
Angiey
Poller
Wade Adama
Henry Strickland
Jri
Angier
Strickland
Wemillin
Jwil
Menryste
AP Pinntons
Guard
Chicago
Denver
Rio Grande Westen
Rock Island
Great Northerns
Pitsburgh
Cede Kaleaimen
Warweli
Eng
Ty John Cockroft
Riant Naw
A'om
Ravrty
Carolina
Dickinson
Uncle Sam
Amerasia Inquiry
Seattle
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!