Fat Stock Show Two-Day Event in Dothan
Approximately 426 calves will be exhibited at the Tri-States Fat Stock Show and Sale in Dothan April 9 and 10, with Southeast Alabama counties represented. Future Farmers of America members gather for the two day event as Geneve Coffee Daie Hous Barbour counties participate. The show is sponsored by the Ethan Chamber of Commerce Alabama Extension Service and the State Department of Agriculture.
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Tri-States
Dothan
Farmers America Club
Alabama
Neat
Ethan Chamber of Commerce
Alabama Extension Service
State Department of Agriculture
Amsey and Son Stock Yard
Richard Ramsey
C. M. Lieg
Harvey Stephenon
Meli Morrett
William Woack
D. C. Haisten
Faut
Joustin County
Soviet Five Year Program for Atomic Research
MOSCOW AP Russia reveals a five year plan to develop atomic energy in Izvestia Sergei Vavilov president of the Soviet Academy of Sciences says physicists engineers and others will work on atomic questions and related problems to advance science and match progress abroad under Stalin era directives.
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Moscow
Fussia
Sergei Vavilev
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Izvestia
Vavilov
Avilov
Generalis Stalin
Puppet Philippine leader indicted in treason case
Manila AP reports Joseph Laurel, head of the puppet government, and five cabinet members allied with Japan face treason charges. Commonwealth prosecutors rush to file over 4,000 cases before a looming deadline. Also named: Jorge B. Vargas, former Quezon secretary and Japanese-controlled executive commissioner, later ambassador to Japan.
Goering Reveals Farther Aim To Bomb American Factories
Herman Goering testified at Nuremberg that he urged long range German bombers capable of striking American factories well before the war. He said a bomber could fly to the United States and back to target armaments in case the U S entered war. He defended the fuehrer principle and claimed Russia’s war success rested on it.
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Goering
Russia
Reichsmarshal
Adolf Hitler
Ernst Boehm
Boehm
Hitler
Lady Astor Critique Triggers Georgia Washup Order
Governor Ellis Arnall responds to Lady Astor's remark by calling a statewide "face washing" of Georgia cities. He urges cleaning up appearances to attract visitors, citing wartime neglect over three and a half years. The governor says many Georgia towns have suffered in appearance and pledges action.
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Atlanta
Lady Astor
Savannah
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Arnall
News Censorship Clamped On Hungary
In Budapest Soviet Lt. Gen V P Sviridov said AP dispatches were withheld and parts deleted last month as untrue or contrary to Russian American friendship He stated censorship would continue and that scrutiny over outgoing dispatches existed but he framed it as censorship and the American press was told to expect further deletions during future briefings.
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Jack Quinn
Budapest
Fapi
V. P. Sviridov
Associated Press
Svitolov
Hungary
Sviridov
Lawrence Tern
Body Of Cardinal Gleason Arrives In New York
The body of John Cardinal Gleason arrived at LaGuardia from Ireland at 803 a m aboard a TWA Skymaster. The body is to be taken to St Louis Missouri for burial.
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New York
John Cardinal Gleason
LaGuardia Field
Ireland
TWA
St- Louis
Officials Confident Labor Peace Near
Associated Press reports the nation nears labor peace as two major strikes end. About 275000 GM and GE workers poised to return, halting idle totals from 1.5 million to roughly 475000. CIO steel, electrical, and farm machinery workers remain idle in various plants, while officials hail resumed production and a path to reconversion.
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Associated Press
Nation’s Labor Front
Cloudré
Mantas
Wes
Amutomoative
Electricea
CIO
Westinghouse Co
AFL
San Francisco
General Motors
United Auto Workers Union
Detroit
Coalmen Scored In Mine Deaths
John L. Lewis denounces bituminous coal industry at a UMW meeting, accusing management and stockholders of causing tens of thousands of deaths and injuries over 14 years. He calls for improved conditions and criticizes extortion from workers’ pay envelopes.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Lewis
Turkey First Neutral Seeks World Bank Fund Entry
Savannh Ga AP reports Turkey became the first wartime neutral to seek admission to the World Bank and IMF. The move followed Nicaragua El Salvador and Panama joining the global agencies. U S officials welcomed Turkey amid tense ties with Russia as Moscow remains undecided on membership. The boards extended the December 31 1946 deadline for Bretton Woods signatories.
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Savannah
World Bank and Monetary Fund
Brettan Woods
International Monetary Conference
Nicaragus
el Salvador
Panama
Fred M. Vinson
United States
United Sates
Turkey
Wiliam L. Clayton
U. S
Russia
Moscow
Bretton Woods
Bank
Fund
Fedor P. Bystrov
Tis
Beyound
World Bank and Fund
Churchill To Make Speech Friday Night
NEW YORK Winston Churchill will speak at the city dinner tonight in the Waldorf Astoria grand ballroom from 10 30 to 11 00 p m The event is broadcast nationwide and features 690 honored guests 42 diplomatic emissaries and about 2900 attendees with a record 10690 ticket requests for the $5 banquet
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New York
Winston Courchill
Armored Force Reported Moving Toward Its Country
A dispatch from Tehran cites Russian forces retreating from Tabriz and advancing toward the Saver border. The column turned northwest toward Marand and Yovaven, then west near Khot above Lake Urmia, with reports of another group moving southeast of Minech.
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Josep
Daonwin Teuran
Lefe Tata
Amibaian
Tontas
Thanaki Tunner
Than Bagasene
Dabfier
Tabiz
Bagramian
Baltic
Germany
Tabriz
Saver
Marand
Yovaven
Khot
Lake
Urea
Aies
SM Les
Mis Ndadb
Mt. Arar
Kats
Ardahen
Russia
Hassia
Minech
Lake Urmia
Iran Accused Of Land Grabs
Moscow reports accuse Iran of land grabs across Soviet territories in the early years of the USSR. The allegations recount planners aiming to extend influence, with claimed conquests covering vast areas including Yerevan and surrounding regions totaling about 730,060 square kilometers.
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Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Ran
Vareslan
Save
Aerburgatl
Odely
Seviel Agneni
Qty
Yerevan
Herant Cautdeus
Hosiery Plant Manager Sees Future for Dothan
W K Holt Jr, new Dothan Hosiery Plant manager, foresees strong Southern industrial growth. He plans to move from Burlington, NY with wife and child, after earlier work with a textile concern and education at the University of North Carolina. Holt expects to lead local textile firms, praising postwar opportunities and a robust Southern economy.
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Jack Parsons
Dothan
W. K. Dott, Jr
Hoh P
al Sin
K Molt
Burlington
Holt
University 4
North Carolina
Tanager
PK Holt
Vbu
pXeare
Congress Presses Probe Of Pro Reds In State Department
Congress pressed a probe into alleged pro Russian influence within the State Department amid charges that Soviet-aligned individuals held sensitive posts. Hearings noted that some appointees reportedly had strong Soviet leanings and requested the secretary of state to release names.
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Congress
State Department
HY Sandor
Kleen Washington
Tadas
Latin America
Charman Andrew Wo May
James FL Byrne
Adie
Annoy Gabelss
Ernath
Central Africa
Amenta
Sonstentine Ournanky
Maesien
Randalph
Amenca
Secrecy Cloaks Java Status Plan Secrecy Cloaks Java Status Plan
A garbled report mentions Dutch propisals, British officials, and a mediator Sir Arenbeld Chork Kerr amid tension over Dutch East Indies currency and proposals. It notes Sjahrir seeking British submission in London and counter propositions from the dineerogmaved Tidancaran Kovernment.
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Batavia
Alnospaors
Arenbeld Chork Kerr
Anan Syatir
Dineerogmaved Tidancaran Kovernment
Van
Red Troops Move From Manchuria
A fragmented report describes Soviet discussions on economic depression in Manchuria and a withdrawal toward Siberia. It notes shifts in leadership and mentions plans to redirect cash flows, with references to industrial equipment and war booty as the Red Army redeploys from Manchuria toward broader fronts.
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Spencer Moosa
Kurta National Party
Radsee Teeopa
Siberia
Chang Kavagau
Manetutuia
Chang Karvahetk
Sanene Industral
Fieshoi
Rey
Mulkden
Thaigchun
Chineae
Mugidtva Areison
Ton Page
Longest Range Bomber Could Carry Atomic Bomb
Washington AP reports the United States is developing a bomber that dwarfs the B 29 in range to drop the atomic bomb. Maj. Gen. Leslie Groves and other officials discussed the weapon's potential amid the Tokyo to Washington reach claims. Groves avoided details but confirmed tests and the plane under construction would be capable of delivering the weapon.
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Washington
Iutea
Leslie
Wireaves
Bor Groves
Carey
Rize Groves
Wook Kepner
Aviation
United States
Japan
Groves
Moscow Stand Seen As Threat To World Peace
Washington AP reports that diplomats fear Moscow’s stance threatens global peace as talks on postwar treaties stall. The Anglo American Soviet alliance friction colors drafts for security pacts affecting Europe, Trieste, and the Balkans. Deep mistrust grows as Russian troop withdrawals miss deadlines and reports indicate Red Army movements in Iran.
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Moscow
John M Hightower
Washington
Taras
Ates
Russia
Folan
Europe
Farmiabiss Wethy
Iran
Red Army
Bevin Claims Stalin Pledged Iranian Integrity
London reports Foreign Secretary Bevin told the House of Commons that Stalin and the Soviet government assured Iran’s integrity would be respected. He said Britain would not redeploy troops in Tran while Soviet forces remain and noted no negotiations with Iran for evacuation or a treaty change.
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London
Ernest Besin
Tehran
Bevin
House of Com- Tons
Tran
Drag
Minnster
Navy Sub-Chief Post Sparks Washington Speculation
Speculation runs on who will fill the Undersecretary of the Navy post as Edwin W. Pauts faces uphill fight. Rumors tie in names like Ti Struve, Joan Sullivan, Joseph Kennedy, Colgate W. Warden and others with a possible White House decision soon.
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Washington
Aps
Capiet Hl
UNRRA delegates to hold fourth council meeting
Washington AP reports UNRRA delegates from 47 nations gather in Atlantic City for the fourth council meeting to address food and funds shortages and aid millions impoverished by war, amid diplomatic differences.
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Washington
Atlantic City
UNRRA
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