Capone Still Controls Chicago Underworld, Victim Says
Wounded gang victim James Ragen contends Al Capone’s mob still dominates Chicago gambling and racketeering. He cites a 3 page statement alleging Capone’s syndicate influenced political figures and race data services, with affidavits to be released if Ragen dies.
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Restraining Order Against Peanut Company Dissolved
A restraining order against Sensions, Inc. of Enterprise, tied to peanut butter production, was dissolved by Judge C. B. Kennamer. The Montgomery court decision vacated the restraining order and related actions in the Middle District of Alabama. The filing dates indicate the order was issued June 21 and received by Commissioner J. W. Maughby.
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Steelman Becomes Reconversion Chief
John R. Aisenaen was sworn in as reconversion chief in a White House ceremony in the Rose Garden with President Truman. The 916 pound native of Arkansas, Steelman, took the oath from Justice Harold J. Burton. He will remain as presidential adviser on labor matters, previously leading the Labor Department's rehabilitation service.
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Train Hits Truck Killing Eight and Injuring Fifteen
A Missouri Pacific train struck a truck near a rural Texan area, killing eight people and injuring fifteen as the locomotive and car were derailed. Patrol reports indicate a sudden collision occurred along the siding, with witnesses noting the truck blocked by the engine and two women among the dead.
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Film Cowboy Rites Scheduled Today
Funeral rites for veteran film cowboy William S. Wart are set for 2:30 pm at Potters Memorial Park and Cemetery. The service follows his long career in silent Westerns and features observers recalling his impact on early Hollywood.
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Urgent UN relief grant debated by U S Congress
A proposed 465 million allocation for UNRRA faces sharp House debate as Congress weighs whether to approve funds for United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration operations amid partisan wrangling and questions on use and scope.
Nightmares and legal woes amid a tense investigation
Fragmented text mentions a chief of detectives Walter Storm and a war of words over a thorough investigation with miscrepancies cited as potential motives. References to a rape charge in Arizona and a custody dispute hint at a broader legal saga, then shifts to a grass fire near Wiregrass Memorial City with firefighters reporting no damage and only one call in 24 hours.
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Recreation Center To Open Tomorrow
The city recreation center at 310 N. Moster Street will officially open tomorrow morning at 9:30. A. C. Mosley, director of recreation, invites the public to an open house and a tea dance from 3 PM with music by the Southern Aires. The center will then be open daily except Sundays from 9 AM to 9 PM, with Mrs. Stella McGee assisting as social director and managing the snack bar.
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Jailed Here As Peeping Tom
A man described as a peeping Tom, Roosevelt Wharmas Negro, was captured by neighbors near 600 block of Andrews Street after being discovered in J. J. Walker’s yard at Suwanee and Foster. Police and civilians pursued him. he was handed to police and placed in county jail.
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Three Wiregrass Men Join Navy Enlistment
Three Wiregrass men from Dothan area join the U S Navy at the Dothan Naval Recruiting Station. Carl Denton Willamy Curver route one Martin Wade Martin Graveville route one Wilhand Fisnhlia Wd Name Graveville route one were accepted as seamen apprentices to reporting Bainbridge Maryland for boot training.
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Kiwanis Delegates Report On Atlanta Convention
Theodore Jackson and Frannk Piyduen Dothwa gave reports on the Kiwanis International Convention held in Atlanta City New Jersey during yesterday's Kiwanis Club meeting chaired by Harry K. Mertin. New member Lainey Hellung was introduced and guests Walter E Sanders Liberty Mo dnck Batley and diwani C Museley, formerly of Auniiaian, attended.
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Balkcom Rites Held Today at Newton Church
Funeral services for B B Balkcom were held today at Newton Methodist Church. Survivors include daughter Mia Balkcom and siblings A T Hendley Colinburg Ga and Miss Burke of Plant City Florida with relatives Dr J W Balkcom and Sam Balkcom of Newton.
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Siam King Ananda Manda’s Death Rumors Alarm Siam
A Bangkok dispatch reports medical evidence reviewed by an 18 member board raising theories on the 2 year old King Ananda Manda’s death on June 9. It cites possibilities including suicide, assassination by royalists, or accident during youth studies, with political motives speculated.
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Report On Wild Hog Hunt In St Marys Swamp
Private Judge Saxon Poyn er said a report on the planned wild hog hunt in Bla Creek swamp Beat Bix is promised by Edward Beat Six farmer who led permission to clear out hogs that infest Dig Creek area. Buchanan and a group plan to use dogs to track down a herd of 25 to 30 hogs led by a large boar destroying crops. No one claims ownership of the hogs.
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Law Enforcement Officers Meet May Draw 75 Partcipant
About 73 law enforcement officers from 10 southeast Alabama counties are to attend a meeting at 7 30 pm in the Houston County courthouse court room FBI agents will run a day of crime detection training Officers will learn latest techniques and see reenactments of cases Demonstrations involve FBI agents Don Donahoe C P Unmitley Peyton Notville and R P Wontach The event is open to sheriff elects and others connected with law enforcement or prosecution
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Chamber Commerce Meet Postponed due to Illness
The monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Dothau mber of Commerce was postponed. President Clyde Lovetn cited the illness of Chamber Secretary Arthur Johnson who is recuperating after surgery at Monay Jucal hospital and is expected to return within two weeks.
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Legion Post Meeting Cancelled For Tonight
The Legion Post meeting scheduled for tonight has been cancelled. Instead the post will convene on the second Thursday in July when new officers will be installed. The cancellation was caused by the absence of Post Commander Maston O Neat.
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City debates surplus buildings cost and transfer terms
Commissioner Coe said the City would not pay 25 000 or 40 000 for surplus buildings and would seek to take them at no cost. Rep Andrews mailed a letter from Was a neg tly to the Atlanta office and expected a reply within days. The City plans to press for an agreement with the Army, arguing restoration costs would favor giving the buildings to the City and county.
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Campaign notes and candidacy updates from the state race
Fragmentary report from page one outlines candidates for statewide offices. Tol Leen announced, Simpson plans campaigning with an address in Stotisboro Mungay, Dr. A OR Meadows named interim state superintendent of education. Dr. Ha Pannell died. only one candidate has declared for a senatorial primary.
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House Committee Rejects Tombighee Lock Dam Proposal
Washington(AP) The House Appropriations Committee rejected a 1,000,000 request for Tombighee river lock and dam near Demopolis Alabama. Proponents led by Rep Jarman and Rep Boykin argued the project would save time and bolster navigation, but the panel cited regulatory and funding concerns and deferred approval.
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Second 4 H Outing at Fairyland Report
The second of four sammar recreational gatherings for H boys and girls was held at Porter's Fairyland. About 150 were expected today from the larger territory, with Clark Rudder, assistant county agent, noting Tuesday's turnout of about 40. The events begin at 3 40 a.m. and run until 3 p.m. Participants bring hanker jonehés and will swim and play games.
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Two Building Permits Issued By City Department
The city yesterday issued permits for two structures. C B Myers received a permit for a $2000 residence at 1309 South St Andrews Street. Avon Wilbern was approved to add a $700 extension to a dwelling at 1220 North Apple Street.
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Police Capture King Escapee After Short Reprieve
Police recaptured Charles Junior King, an escaped inmate from the City Jail, after he had reportedly left town. Another escapee who fled with King was caught within a few hours, with King saying he had just returned.
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Five More Complaints On Snakes In City Spread
City officials including the auditor and a judge heard five more complaints about snakes this week. Residents report snakes in untidy vacant lots sliding onto residential property, expanding beyond the initial northwestern area.
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Speuker
Raw Court
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