Observers Foresee Folsom Race For 54 As Meeting Called
An audience of Ex Gov James E Folsoms supporters will meet in Birmingham on Thursday to plan counter moves against foes who attacked him after leaving office. The statement came from the current governor and suggests a renewed political push for the 1954 race.
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Czech Envoy to India Escapes to England for Refuge
Czech envoy Bohuslav Kratochvil, once ambassador to London, slipped from New Delhi to Britain aboard a ship due March 23 to seek asylum as a political refugee. His wife and infant son accompanied him. Prague had recalled him amid purge accusations.
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Lutheran services slated Wednesday at Houston library
Lutheran services will be held at the Houston Memorial Library Wednesday night at 7:30 led by Pastor Vernon Borlack of Auburn. The sermon is titled Would You Deny Jesus and Holy Communion will be observed. After worship, a discussion on Christian fundamentals and church membership will follow. Regular Sunday services are at 10 a.m. at the Dothan Recreation Center.
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Sylvan Grove Church Dedication By Bishop Purcell
Sylvan Grove Methodist, among Wiregrass’s oldest congregations, was dedicated yesterday by Bishop Clare Purcell of Birmingham who also preached at Headland and Columbia churches. The ceremony marked the fourth Sylvan Grove building and Purcell’s 290th dedication. Rev. Comer Woodall led the service with notes on debt free success and a past Easter 1949 pledge that funded the project. Local music featured youth choir under Mrs. J D Green.
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17 Called To Trial On Violence Charges
The state brings 17 defendants to trial on violence charges tied to a 1949 outbreak. Jefferson County grand jury issued 49 indictments against 18 people. Four acquittals, one mistrial, one guilty verdict with appeal pending. list includes Richard Lollar Coleman Lollar Albert Swindle Carradine Roy Landrum Moody Nations R C Lyons Beit Bynsheld Cliff Dozier Henry Nelson James Shafer Bernice Black Walter Moore Bill Byrd Mel Fields W G McCluskey Elmer Brock. Brock, ex Brookside police chief, faces witness intimidation and neglect charges.
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Communists purge threats warn against dissent in power
In an AP report from Washington James Marlow discusses dangers for dissenters under Communist rule. He cites cases in Czechoslovakia where Vlado Clementis and others faced charges and purges, warning that party loyalty becomes deadly once power is seized.
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Piedmont Hints at Keeping Controversial Gift
Demorest Georgia trustees of Piedmont College face a recall bid over a $1500 donation linked to white supremacy. President Walter says no strings tied to the grant. Faculty and student resolutions urge returning the gift, but the board plans to keep the funds citing lack of provisos.
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College Receives Installments Amid Grant Arrangements
The college arranged forty $500 monthly grants and had already begun receiving fee installments.
Sweet Potato Planting Times Warned by Extension Expert
Auburn report notes sweet potato plants often set too early for harvest in August. J Bagby of the API Extension Service warns warm early March weather tempts early planting. If temperatures do not reach 70 degrees day and night, yields suffer. leaf eating insects add risk. The recommended planting date is April 20, one month after the last killing frost. Brown University, Providence, R. I., is cited as the seventh of nine American colleges.
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