Peanut Growers Plan Seed Research Program
A Georgia Florida Alabama gathering at the Houston Hotel outlined a six point plan to improve peanut seed quality. Key actions include testing new varieties, breeding programs, fertilizer research, isolating pure wet strains, disease and insect control, and enhancements in harvesting engineering. The plan assigns duties to three state experiment stations and aims to coordinate efforts across regions.
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Houston Hotel
Agricultural Experiment Stafon
Jame Lawson
Alabama Extension Service
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W. K. Bailey
Eorgia Station
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Rear Dothan
Unh Inglas
Crop Improver Association of Georgia
Igie Farm Bureau
Recreation Center Serves as Teen Gathering Place in Dothan
The Dothan Recreation Center opened last week to provide supervised teen activities. High school students visiting since Friday found the hub lively with a juke box, ping pong, and jitterbugging. Mrs. Ann Carol Whalen leads the center, tasked with overseeing youth programs after the serviceman's club was temporarily reopened.
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Earl Tatum
Virginia Boyd
Roy Morris Driggers
Sally Ann
N. Foster Street
Ann Carol Whalen
Serviceman's Club
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Dain
Whaten
Goering Testifies At Nuremberg On Pledge To Hitler
Reichsmarshal Hermann Goering recounts meeting Adolf Hitler in the 1920s and pledging to follow the Fuehrer's bidding as he testifies at the Nuremberg war crimes tribunal. He describes his rise with Hitler against Versailles and his readiness to serve Hitler. The testimony unfolds under harsh lights as Goering refers to notes and memories to refresh his account.
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Beds Nearly Out Of Mukden As Soviets Withdraw
Soviet evacuation of Mukden nears completion and Nationalist forces tighten control of the city while outside Communist units threaten. Maj. Gen. Andre Koviour-Stannevitch is set to leave Friday, with no general Manchuria withdrawal indicated. Reports say French and Chinese deals shift Indo China duties and that Nationalist reinforcements, including American-equipped troops, arrive in Mukden amid skirmishes near Fushan.
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Mukden
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Manchuria
Shanghai
France
Indo China
Fushan
Gen Chun Teh
Fushay
Yarbin
Li Chan Lin
Sino-Soviet Friendship Association
Truman Withdraws Pauley Nomination Upon Request
President Truman pulled Edwin W. Pauley’s nomination for secretary of the Navy at Pauley’s request. In a letter, Truman praised Pauley’s conduct and career while noting continued misrepresentation. Senate Naval Affairs Committee Chair Walsh announced the withdrawal after a 30 minute closed session.
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Truman
Edwin W. Pauley
California
Andes
Pauley
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GM Auto Strike Settled As Union Demands Met
Union demands were met ending the GM auto strike as negotiators announced settlement terms. Details describe concessions and the agreement reaching a resolution for workers at General Motors facilities. The deal ends work stoppages and returns production to normal flow across impacted plants.
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Coal Miners Push for Higher Pay and Shorter Hours
Washington AP John Lewis Jett reports the United Mine Workers seek a new nationwide contract with nine general demands. Key asks include wage increases, shorter daily and weekly hours, a health fund, and wage class changes. Negotiations begin next week with industry replies expected later in the week.
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John Lewis Jett
Finn
Lewis Caligtt
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Lewis
United Mine Workers
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Supreme Court
Know Your Neighbors Profile Series Begins in Eagle
The Eagle launches a weekly Know Your Neighbors series from tomorrow featuring profiles of Ta than's newcomers. Each Thursday will run a photo and a narrative about the subject's Dothan job, residence, activities, and family, with biographical details to connect residents.
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Tathan
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Wallace Opposes Postwar Military Atomic Control Plan
Washington AP report says Wallace opposes giving the armed forces postwar control of atomic energy, calling it a shift into military hands. Senator Vandenberg and others argue civilian control is needed to prevent military misuse and protect national security. The Senate Atomic Committee proposed delaying final action while civilian oversight is debated.
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Tesie Nfe
Atume Energy
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Vandenbess
Hidernet
Senate
Malion
Injured Youth Improves but Remains in Danger
A young patient named Denali Hawkins showed improvement but remains in danger after a collision involving a vehicle near South Park Avenue SEAMAN INSURED Seamad first class Aubrey F Parker of Dothan serving aboard the USS Midway was injured when he stepped off the wing of an autopline on the forward night deck of the carrier off Labrador coast.
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Alfudies
Nice
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South Park Avenue
Aubrey F Parker
Dothan
Preaz Dispatch
Midway
Labrador
Local Internal Revenue Offices See No Late Rush
Inland revenue offices report no rush as tax filers submit early. Five staffers in the Dothan office said most taxpayers filed on time and expect the processing to continue through Friday. Offices stay open late in the evening for late filers while a steady stream continues after midday.
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Jantar
Military needs drive call for re survey and draft extension
Washington appears to press for stronger military preparations as the House Committee questions universal service and draft extension. Secretary Byrnes Patterson and General Joseph T. are front and center as lawmakers seek clearer aims and potential stockpiling for Army and Navy personnel amid the global tug of war.
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Fasenawés
Accord Ends 113 Day Wage Dispute at GM
Detroit AP reports an agreement ending a prolonged wage dispute with General Motors after 113 days. The settlement includes increased wages and an equalized fund, with production workers returning to work nationwide as plants resume operations. UAW officials hailed the terms as surpassing Truman era recommendations.
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Soviet Press Names Churchill Major Enemy of Russians
In Moscow reports the Soviet press denounces Winston Churchill as a principal enemy of the Russian people. The articles tie American troops in the Middle East to a joint imperialist policy against Egypt and praise Moscow authored commentary. The pieces claim Western powers will be forced to keep forces in Egypt amid anti American sentiment.
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Benet
Government Readies Ordered Cross Drive To Curb Cotton Speculation
Government officials announce an ordered cross drive to curb cotton speculation with price support measures and compulsory actions under an Office of Economic Stabilization plan. They discuss margins, voluntary participation, and potential price impacts on textiles and clothing. Red Cross fund drive totals and corporate participation are also reported as drive organizers push to finish by Saturday.
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Office of Economic Stutphization
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Elmer Thomas ¢Dokla
Senate Agriculture Committee
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