Talmadge Shocked as Arnall Withdraws from Freight Case
In Atlanta, former Gov. Herman Talmadge said he was shocked that Gov. Ellis Arnall pulled Georgia from the all important Southern freight rate case now before the U.S. Supreme Court. He charged Arnall acted for personal glory and cited Alabama intervention as a factor while stating the move undermined Georgia’s effort for freight rate equality.
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Atlanta
Herman E. Talmadge
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
United States
Preme Court
GovtHier
Arnall
Norman
Norlyin
Congress
Pron
Fazene Spok
Lloyd K. Garrison
Talmadge
Yaimant
Eugene Talmadge
Leiders
Absence of advisers on Pacific affairs cited by delegation
The American delegation cites lack of advisers on Pacific matters as a problem for United Nations efforts. Marshall says consultation with Stalin and Molotov on issues beyond the peace settlement depends on circumstances. He notes he does not expect the Korea dispute to arise again.
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Pacific
Ame-ican
United Nations
Moscow
Marshall
Stalin
Molotov
Korea
Henderson Infant Dies Here Saturday
Henderson infant Dianne, daughter of Otis and Mrs. Henderson of Heaviind Route One, died here yesterday. Survived by parents, paternal grandfather J.E. Henderson, paternal grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Shartey. Funeral held at Mercer with Rev. Lee officiating. Burial in nearby cemetery.
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Henderson
Dianne Henderson
Otis Henderson
Heaviind Route One
JE. Henderson
Heuwedladd
Stewart Shartey
Pbradia
UU. T) Mercer
Rely 4
Lee
Unclear fragment hints at inflation cures and wartime government moves
Fragmentary text describes measures to curb inflation and government actions, mentioning offices, posts, and military affairs. It references events in Nanking and Shanghai with vague notes on leadership and economic controls during wartime.
Unclear Text About Hospitals and Health Efforts
Fragmented OCR passage mentions hospitals and health care in the United States. It references numbers like 12 GW and a peak, and phrases about Covid like coronas. Several garbled terms obscure clear events or dates and no definite actions or outcomes are stated.
Mrs Williams Dies At Caryville Home
Mrs Essie Williams 54 died at her Caryville Florida home after a lingering illness. Survived by four daughters Cathy Brigman Westville Cordelia Stevens Ponce De Leon Mya Mary Stewart Blountstown and Petty Williams Caryville four sons J C Williams Mobile Charlie Williams Caryville and Paul Williams Birmingham three sisters Cumi Williams Caryville C S Jomson Chipley Jimonia Whitehead Panama City and Mums Herman Brown Caryville three brothers A A Hodge Groceile BA Hode Cary vithy Hode Panama City Wo Hodge DeFuniwik Scrings Hodge Vernon and three grandchildren Funeral services tomorrow at three o'clock at Damascus Baptist Church Damascus with Rev J W White officiating. Burial in church cemetery Blackburn Funeral Home Bonifay in charge of arrangements.
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F. Fla
Essie Swilliams
Cathy Brigman
Westville
Cordelia Stevens
Ponce de Leon
Mya
Mary Stewart
Blountstown
Miss Petty Williams
Caryville
J. C. Willams
Mobile
Charlie Williams
Ruck
Paul Williams
Birmingham
Cumi Williams
C. S. Jomson
Chipley
Jimonia Whitehead
Panama
Damascus Bauta
Damascus
Bes J. W. White
Ng. Beal
Cometery
Blackburn Funeral Home
Bonifay
Artrangverents
Funeral services for Mrs. Vivian Tindell at Liv Creek Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Vivian Tindell forty five who died after a long illness will be held at 3 pm today at Liv Creek Church with Rev. M. S Paldwin and Rev. Jeter Palgn officiating. Interment in the church cemetery John son Wilkerson in charge. Surviving husband two sons a brother a sister two half-brothers three half sisters and one grandchild. Active pallbearers listed and Big Creek home demonstration club members named as honorary pallbearers.
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Vivian Tindell
Cottonwood
Liv Creak Church
M. S Paldwin
Jeter Palgn
Johnson Wilkerson
A. V. Tindell
Fred A. Tin
Tala Metcalf
Staston
Tex
Jim Newton
Fully Deal
David Clark
C. L. Te
Howell Branton
Martin
Big Creek Home
Attacks Shake Jerusalem and Tel Aviv Amid Deportation Protests
A wave of attacks disrupts Jerusalem and Tel Aviv as police hunt suspects. A British club in Jerusalem is hit by explosives after barbed wire defenses fail, killing and injuring several. Simultaneously a general strike called by Jewish groups protests deportations to Cyprus, raising fears of wider unrest across the country.
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Betty Jerusalem
Haifa
Tel Avy
Seige
Maia
Hhido
Terry
Ann Peaboetti
Elib
Guntof
Army recruits call for officers and enlisted personnel
The report notes limited vacancies for officers and enlisted personnel in three units. Capt A Bastien of the Dothan unit can be reached at the Armory Friday nights. Recruiting at the Army recruiting office continues next Saturday for men ages 19 to 45, with eligibility for grade advancement and post discharge commissions for most veterans.
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Ozark
Torna
Guard
Five Louisiana Men Freed In Beating Of Negroes
A U S District Court jury acquitted five Webster Parish men including two sheriff's deputies in a civil rights case arising from the August 8 beating of two Black men near Minden Louisiana. The incident left one man dead and the jury deliberated about two hours before delivering its verdict in a courtroom packed with spectators.
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Louisiana
Shreveport
U. S. District Court
Gaston L. Porterie
Webster Parish
Minden
Rural Church Conference Speakers Schedule Events
The program features Bishop Harrell at Hwooselock addressing Soil Conservation In Religion and Stewardship of Rural Resources. Sessions cover local church programs urban rural relations and education with a barbecue supper at Kinston Consolidated School and a dedication of the Kinston Methodist church. Thursday offers talks on urban church needs and state extension service with final committee reports and conclusions.
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Harrell
Hwooselock
Oud Rural Resources
Tae Rural Church
Rera
Kinston Consolidated School
Kinston Methodist Church
A. S. Turnipseed
Dexter Avenue Methodist
Montgomery
P. C. Davis
Alabama
Auburn
Harrel
Uner
Truman to reveal Greece aid plan in near speech
A plan to back Greece and possibly Turkey with loans and arms faces details and legislation. President Truman is set to outline the program in a public address near Weimar Texas en route home from Mexico, seen as a measured step in Cold War policy.
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Ween
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Mexico
Greece
Britain
Europe
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White House
Turkey
India
Demsioan
Taleer
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Colony
Freep Oh Mich
Ehairman
Mia Poms Fiens
Taber Cr-Nyw
Hoc Deredt
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Russia
Mediterranean
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Fagel
Alabama calls extraordinary session on March 3 1947
Governor Folsom issues a proclamation summoning the Alabama Legislature for a special session to consider constitutional amendments and education related matters. The move aims to address education funding, income tax questions, and potential revisions to the state constitution, with the regular 1947 session set to begin May 6.
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Hie
A. R. Meadows
Frank Dixon
Chauncey Snarks
Kenneth Griffith
Alabama
James E. Felsom
State of
Alabamia
Montgomery
Senate
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Board of Trustees
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Alafous Institute For the Deaf
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Department of Inst
It Board of Education
Pirdons and Parcies
Bhadhes
Garis
Iowth
Ala‘atte Bulthmie Trostitute
Elas d Culese
Bute Booking Board
You State Boat of Agriculture
Cavernor
Alauutia
Cation Jeadera
Fort
Jers
Bring Your Own Bottle Policy Fails at Longchamps NY Bar
In New York, Longchamps restaurants lost liquor licenses after owners were convicted of income tax evasion. The BYOB policy drew few patrons as staff shrank. one manager noted only about ten lunch guests all day. A lone bartender watched the empty bar as customers stayed away.
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New York
Longchamps Restraurants
Longchamps Place
42Nd and
Madison Ave
Longchamps
James Aa. Christie
Emil Bertoldi
Special session eyed to approve tax change for schools
Legislators discuss a special session to push a constitutional amendment on school funding before August, with regular session delays risking October elections. Farm bloc leaders urge keeping a 13 million dollar income tax surplus for ad valorem tax cuts, while strong opposition may come from the agricultural lobby led by Walter Rendulph amid service disputes at Auburn.
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Chauncey Sparns
Farm Bureau
Walter Rendulph
Auburn
Webster Bill fears new predicament on Those Websters
George Webster Bill lands in another unpredictable predicament as listeners are urged to stay tuned for this week’s Those Websters broadcast. The Quaker Oats ring in the family weekly from Hollywood promising a funny frantic show and a shout to tune in.
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George Webster
Bill
Hallywood
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