Explosions Kill 19 as British Club in Jerusalem Is Wrecked
A Jewish extremist attack on a British officers club in central Jerusalem killed at least 16 and wounded many as militants used submachine guns and incendiaries. Across Palestine, attacks targeted British forces with jeeps blown on roads near Haifa and at Nathanya, while martial law loomed.
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Rural Life Meeting Set at Samson in March
An Anoday Rural Life conference organized by the Alabama Conference Commission on Town and Country Rural Life will be held at Samson March 5 and 6. Rev James A Zeliner announced the event to discuss rural church life and farming relations with Bishop Harrell presiding and A B Carlton delivering the opening devotion.
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Zellner
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A. B Carlton
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Cameron Denies Coe Election Charge Foundation
Sheriff J Walt Cameron denied claims by City Commissioner Clyde J Coe that State Senator Won Hardwick Ned agreed to raise salaries of Cameron and deputies in exchange for support of John Turner McAlister in the March Democratic primary. He stated there was no foundation for the rumors and made no promises.
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Clyde J. Coe
W Guy Harawith
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Sherif Cameron
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Men's Camellia Club To Meet Tomorrow
The Mens Camellia Club of Dothan will meet at the Wagon Wheel at 7 o'clock tomorrow. Guest speaker Glenn Stanley of Greenville will show technicolor movies of camellias azaleas and other flowers.
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Palm Beach Glamour Shifts as Society Evolves
Hal Boyles Palm Beach column notes changing social tides as old money and new titles mingle. He describes a season of shifting fashions with aspe cts from White Russian princes to Austrian and English aristocrats.
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Tam
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Ashford Experiment Station Meet Discusses New Station
A meeting in Ashford will discuss establishing a vegetable experiment station. Dean M J Funchess, director of Alabama meat stations, will meet growers and others to study demand and research types. The request follows county board resolutions urging study and possible legislation.
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Dead voter report shocks 1946 Georgia race
The Atlanta Journal reports dead nonresidents and non existent persons voted in Eugene Talmadge’s 1946 gubernatorial race. Investigators cite 34 alphabetically listed names appearing at Helena polling places as part of a broader ballot irregularity tied to the late governor’s faction.
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National Guard unit recruits to form new company
Report from the Army recruiting office states a new National Guard unit will begin with a sufficient number of volunteers. The process includes officer and enlisted selections and lays out plans for training at quarters in a northern city with headquarters in Overk.
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Witde Boy Runs Away and Endures Cold Night
Seven year old William Preno fled his home on Friday night after a threat of punishment for hockey. He spent a freezing hour in a neighbor’s unheated porch laundry bag, naked and bundled in his birthday clothes. He was found by dawn and returned to his mother wrapped in a fur coat, unharmed, with a physician deeming him safe.
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Marshall Ready To Go To Russia
An aide describes upcoming talks linked to postwar settlements and the Potsdam framework. The article notes U S aims on war reparations, demilitarization, and Russian participation in enforcing peace terms.
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Chiang Assumes Power In China
The article reports Chiang Kai-shek taking command as premier in China, signaling a shift to consolidate power and address the Communist question. It notes immediate economic policy emphasis and the challenge of governing amid internal and external pressures.
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County Court Session To Be Held Monday
A county court session is scheduled for Monday according to the notice. Details are limited in the readable text and no further specifics on location or agenda are provided.
Session Called To OK Appointments and Constitution
Montgomery AP Gov James Folsom Jr calls a special session of the Vietnam Legislature to consider a constitutional convention and to continue executive appointments to the Auburn trustees. The session aims to make income tax funds available for schools, with controversy over three appointments to the Vabotur board and other contested posts.
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U S Plans Aid to Britain in Greece Amid War Ties
Washington reported the United States will assist Britain in Greece as a diplomatic move amid mounting European tensions. President Truman’s administration discussed the aid package with Congress, aiming to bolster the Allies and deter Soviet pressure while signaling a coordinated Western response.
Absentee Ballots Issued Before March Winds In Commissioner Race
The piece notes that 265 absentee ballots had been issued as March winds begin, with focus on the upcoming commissioner's race. It references widespread U S conditions and a looming election among various states and regions, highlighting nationwide turnout dynamics and early ballot activity.
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Red Cross Fund Drive Opens Monday in Dothan
William J. Davis notes the Red Cross fund drive begins Monday with campaign chair Jock Ussery urging a swift finish. Houston County’s quota is 12 006, lower than prior years, as volunteers stress support for armed forces morale, veteran care, and hospital services.
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