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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1951

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Armistice Proposal From Russia For Korea Talks

The State Department said Russia proposed armistice talks among United Nations North Korea and Chinese forces. Gromyko told Ambassador Kirk that talks should cover strictly military questions with cease-fire terms and arrangements to prevent renewed hostilities. Malik earlier urged a cease-fire, and the department said broader settlement was not yet addressed.

Washington State Department Russia United Nations Soviet Union Alan G. Kirk Gromyko Moscow Unified Korean Republic Malik Jacob Malik Kirk Acheson Gromyko Yecterally Geak Mali Partica Korea Department of States John D. Hicketsen Hickerson Turkey New Zealand South Africa Thisland Colombia N. Y IAPS Trygve Lie Came

Allied Artillery Blasts Attacks Of Communists

Allied artillery pounded across the central front as UN forces repelled Red attacks near Kumbwa and Kursong. Lt Gen James Van Fleet warned of potential new Korean offensives while reporting high morale on three corps fronts. Washington and Soviet cease fire talks remained unsettled.

Olen Clemente TOKYO James A. van Fleet Korea United Nathoms Fors Fiom UN Jrines van Fleet Mathew B. Ridgeway Hata Nes Kumbwa Alled J Kursong Washington Montgomery Ronerts Ace Senate Judiciary Committee Albama Teacete PTA Cape Fol En Senate Education Group

Sentiment Gains Against Report In Far East Row

MARVIN I. ARROWSMITH reports Washington AP that Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees approved a statement backing U S unity in resisting Communist aggression. The unsigned text warns against judging MacArthur’s ousting as US division. Russell noted broad GOP and Democratic support and said the panel will reconvene to decide on further witnesses or a formal report.

Marvin I. Arrowsmith Washington Senate Douglas MacArthur Rumnell Ike Georgia Mattlement MacArthur America Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations I 252 Russell Hag Fassia U. S Ac-T Russell

Signaling To Jury Hearing Larkins Case Ends In Mistrial

In Blowntstown Florida Circuit Judge E Clay Lewis Jr declared a mistrial in Broward Larkins case over Christmas Eve signaling to Game Warden Jenner Fields. The jury had been deliberating as witnesses Musgrove and Neckley were questioned about alleged signals amid suspicious circumstances and disputed testimony.

Blowntstown Fla Crreuit E. Ciay Lewis, Jr Broward Rudolph Neckley Rothart Musgrove Molstire Ils Acedereas Hammary Capovine de Franceribe Riba Saueberuies

Sam C Stephens to lead Houston Red Cross group

Sam C Stephens, 1961 Dothan Kiwanis Club president, was elected chair of the Houston County American Red Cross chapter succeeding P B McLauchlin. The selection came at the chapter’s annual meeting at the Charjeval Steak House with about 25 board directors present. The new executive committee includes McLauchlin as past chairman and other members who will lead the county fund drive, which surpassed its $17, aggregate target with total collections of $19,789.

Sam C. Stephins Dothan Kiwanis Club Alice Suday Houston County American Red Cross P.B. McLanghlin Dothan Stephens Char- Jeval MecLauchlin Retiies Welden McRight Bishop Hott Camp Rucker Malone George Bet Pyyner EL Ain Eran Te Xo

Warren Attacks Kefauver in Mississippi State Talk

Governor Warren renewed sharp attacks on Senate Crime Committee members, calling their reports about him false gossip. He accused Kefauver of exploiting the committee to aid his presidential bid and challenged Kefauver and O Conor to debates, which O Conor declined.

Herbert O'Conor DeMd Kefauver Senate United States Judas Iscariot Christ Miso Warren O'Conor

House Group Favors Controls Extension

The House Banking Committee voted 21 to 3 for a day extension of the present price control act to buy time for a revised law. Senate opposition looms and a stopgap extension may prove ineffective without Senate agreement. The panel also backed a 600 month extension of rent controls and authority to curb fat imports.

Washington House Banking Committee Congressi Anu Senate House Sen Maybank DSC Insis

Lions International Elects New Officers

Atlantic City NJ Lions International members voted for officers today with results to be announced tonight. Unopposed candidates include President Harold T. Nutter of Camden New Jersey and vice presidents Edgar M. Ebert Maywood Illinois Dodge Detroit and Monroe Ly Nute Kennett Square Pennsylvania. Ten nominees contested director posts for the United States and territories.

Atlantic City Lions International Corian Harold T. Nutter Camden Edgar M. Ebert Maywood

HST Requests Senate Increase to Tax Bill

Secretary of the Treasury urged the Senate Finance Committee to raise about $10 billion in extra taxes, arguing the House $2.2 billion plan falls short and could leave the government in the red. He backed higher individual income and excise taxes, notably a 12 1 2 percent rise in income tax and steeper rates on liquor and tobacco.

Washington Truman Senate House Secretary of the Treasury Inydex Senate Finance Congress Snyder

Wiregrass farmers eye record corn hog year in 1951

Alabama Wiregrass farmers in Henry, Dale, Coffee, Houston and Geneva counties expect a record corn hog year as hogging corn spreads. Agents report 1951 could surpass prior years with strong prices and a mature market for hog-finished corn. Houston and nearby counties show rising hog numbers and projected sales exceeding previous totals.

ED Driggers Eagle Alabama Farmore Henry, Dale, Cotte Houston Generac Seth

Iran expresses confidence U S will aid on oil row

Tehran notes Premier Mossadegh says United States would support Iran's nationalization program. The letter to President Truman hints no compromise and shows Washington’s stand on halting oil flow to the west. Britain Iraq tensions and Abadan refinery threats dominate recent exchanges.

Robert B. Bewett Tehran Iran Mohammed Mossadeghina Truman Ic Tied Nan Mossadegh Mad Santa Iraq Mauritius Traqi Hiver Abadan Tran Mossadeghi Expr U. S State Acheson Mossadegh Tram Alec Dogte

Archbishop Gets 15 Year Penalty in Reds Charge

In Budapest Archbishop Joszef Groesz was sentenced to fifteen years after a trial that tied him to a network with the United States legation. Several co-defendants received 14 to 19 year terms for crimes including black market activity and murder. The case also involved Robert A. Voegler, an American businessman, who drew an eleven year sentence for charges linked to a child shelter scandal.

Raymond Rosario Etc Eugene Tramaglino New York Rosario Tramaglino Rovarin Endre Marton Budapest Hungary Joszef Groesz Wansen Groese Zardiner Mindszenty Hiven Om Iesson United States Legation Gyula Alapi Valmos Git Robert A. Voegler Cit U. S. State Department Amen 9 Gary Voegler Ferenc Vecer Iwan Oti Alsjos. Pongracz U. S. Legation Buntapest Military Court

Rural Carriers State Convention Heads to Dothan

The Alabama Rural Letter Carriers Association gathers in Dothan at the Houston Hotel for a two day state convention next Friday and Saturday. E. Brown of Montgomery will preside and reports from ten committees will be heard. Mrs. C. B. Jackson of Athens and Mrs. A. L. Gardner of Salty S. C. will address sessions.

Dothan Alabama Rural Letter Carters Association Houston E. Brown Montgomery State Association C. B. Jackson Athens A. L. Gardner 5. C Nsociation

Plan To Supply Oil to Europe Drafted

Washington AP report notes American oil firms drafting plans to ship oil to Western Europe as Iran’s refineries and fields face shutdowns amid ongoing price wars and softening living costs. Survey shows a 0.4 percent rise in the cost of living between mid April and mid May.

Europe Chicago Bureau of Labor Statustics United Press New York Ibig Ada U Washington Emergn Iran

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