Atomic Control Plans Drafted
Lake Success N Y UP The first detailed American proposals for making world atomic control work were drafted for presentation to the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission. The American suggestions address international inspection management of facilities and engineering factors for channeling nuclear energy into beneficial uses. The commission convenes Wednesday for the first time since Dec 30 and moves to a decisive phase.
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Robert Manning Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Commission
Soviet
Russia
Bernard Mi
Baruch
Andrei Gromyko
Poland
Gromyko
Ussia
United States
Na- Sone
Security Council
Cottonwood Seniors Offer Play Tonight at School Auditorium
Cottonwood COTTONWOOD The Senior High Class presents its annual play Here Comes the Brides at the high school auditorium tonight at 7 30. Cast includes Ivan Smith Bruce Whitehead Theodore Meall Renee Adams Betty Powell Billy Wood Register Carrie Mae Dobbs Dorothy Mixon Lounette Harper Marion Burnham Blonette Smith with Mrs A B Windsor as sponsor.
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Cottonwood
Cottonwood High School
Anight
Ivan Smith
Bruce Whitehead
Theodore Meall
Renee Adams
Betty Powell
3Ily Wood Register
Carrie Maedobbs
Dorothy Mixon
Lounette Harper
Marion Burnham
Blontette Smith
A. B. Windsor
Three Illinois Women Injured In Highway Crash Near Midland City
Three women from LaUrange Illinois were injured yesterday in an automobile accident on U S Highway 31 near Midland City. Mrs C E Plass suffered a cut leg and bruised hip, Mrs E R Ellington a bruised leg, and Mrs Cathrine Breen a cut above the eye with bruises. They were treated at a Dothan hospital and released. The about one o clock yesterday afternoon the car driven by Mrs Plass ran into a hole, lost control, crossed the road and slammed into a brick building. Vehicle damage estimated at 250 dollars. No charges filed.
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Laurange
Midland City
U.S
Funeral for Obley McElroy at Cherry Street A M E Church
Funeral service for Obley McElroy will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m at Cherry Street A M E Church Interment will follow in Columbia Cemetery The text dismisses a belief that horns on a spectre Make are poisoned remains untrue and unrelated to the obituary
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Obley McElroy
Cherry St. A. M.E
Columbia Cemetery
Nassau Tourists Split Between Excursionists and Stopovers
The Nassau scene divides visitors into excursionists from New York who stay brief and sample the bars, and stopovers who linger a week or more. Nightlife is quiet, dressy, and outdoorsy, with outdoor romance and Bahamian musicians. Rumors linger about Sir Harry Oakes’s unsolved murder and who knows the truth.
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New York Steamera
Dirty Dick's
Nassau
Nansau
Palm Beach
Miami Beach
Coney Island
Sir Harry Oakes
Canada
Bahamas
Sir Harry
Truman Aide Hints Moscow Message Reception Could Shift Visit
An aide notes that once word returns from Moscow on how the President's message was received, the quiet trip's outlook could change. Ross said Mr. Truman was prepared to return to Washington in four hours.
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Marshall
Moscow
Ross
Truman
Washington
Program to raise old age grants to 45 per month
The plan increases old age assistance to an average of 45 dollars monthly. Of the extra funds, about 16.1 million dollars come from the federal government and nearly 17 million from state and local sources. The state share is 8.5 million, with cities and counties drawing matching funds largely provided by state taxation and legislature appropriations. The measure followed welfare and finance committee briefings. Also noted: about 14 million homes have central heating, while nearly 20 million lack central heating.
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Miss Dunn
Welfare Committee
Finance
Alabama Board Adopts Textbooks For Four Years
The Alabama State Board of Education approved new textbooks for the next four years. About 25 percent are new across all primary grades, estimated annual cost from $400,000 to $500,000. Gov Folsom renewed his plan to seek free books through ninth grade. A four year contract with W. J. Elmore and Co. of Birmingham was authorized with a 3 percent state rebate and annual renegotiation clause.
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Joe Starnes
Guntersville
W. J. Elmore and Company of
Birmingham
Negroes Denied Bond In Collins Slaying
Willie Bofvin and Currie Collins were denied bond after a habeas corpus hearing before Circuit Judge D C Halstead. They face first degree murder charges for the January 29 pastorale killing of Ruby Lee Colling in her Houston and Blackshear store. Buford Collins has bond set at 2500 dollars while T J Harris has not requested bond.
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Bond
Willie Bofvin
Currie Collins
Newroes
D C. Halstead
Ruby Lee Colling
Houston
Blackshear
Buford Collins
Woman Lived In Carlyle Hotel 90 Years At Flute Inn
Miss Clara Truesdail has inhabited the Flute Inn in Carlyle since 1857 when she was a child of ten. The hotel, built by her father, remains in the family into a third generation. A lobby glass cage holds an old guest register with names such as Horace Greeley and Stephen A. Douglas. Truesdail plans to celebrate her 100th birthday at the hotel.
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Carlyle
Chiara
Clara Truesdail
Truesdail
Tve
Truesdails
Horace Greeley
James Gordon Bennett
Stephen A. Douglas
Lyman Trumbull
Traveling needle in thigh shocks Brockville woman
Mrs Florence DePalma of Brockville suffered weeks of thigh pain with doctors unable to diagnose. While applying salve she felt a sharp prick in her hand and a physician removed a two and one eighth inch needle that had apparently traveled through the flesh of her leg in Albion New York.
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Albion
N. Y
Florence DePalma
Brockville
Lone Armed Bandit Robs Bank in Pembroke Cash Heist
A lone armed bandit robbed Scottish Bank employees in Pembroke, escaping with cash after forcing them toward a side room. The suspect, 5 feet 6 inches, wore tan work clothes and yellow sunglasses, and investigators tied the case to a similar December attempt in Laurinburg. The bank cashier noted the forged Pembroke Lumber Company check used in the robbery.
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Pembroke
N. C
J. H. Hood
Hood
Lois Beeson
Jim Chandler
Laurinburg
Livestock arrivals across several southern plants
AP dispatch reports cattle hog and calf totals from eight plants in Alabama Georgia and Florida with hogs at steady prices and mixed gains for salable cattle and calves. Prices for medium to choice hogs over 180 pounds quoted 23.50 to 24.00 at some plants. lighter weights and sows varied with market uneven yet generally firmer in Chicago and Montgomery summaries.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Dotaan
Ala
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Fla
Chicago
Montgomery
Winen Stack
Brief Report Request Brings 34 Volumes
Norman Oklahoma United Press report notes Gilbert Fite, history professor at the University of Oklahoma, finally received 34 volumes of the Pearl Harbor investigation brief after a three year delay. The item lists weight and price ranges for various beef cuts, reflecting assorted market figures.
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Norman
Okla
Gilbert C. Fite
University of Oklahoma
Pearl Harbor
Fite
Five Yeomen Sought For Navy Recruiting Duty
Navy recruiting officials seek five yeomen for recruiting duty in the Wiregrass area. Applicants must be inactive reserve Navy members and may reenlist at their former rank. Army Marine Corps and Coast Guard personnel may enlist in rank matching their other service, such as a former master sergeant becoming a chief petty officer.
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Navy Recruiting Office
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Slocomb Delegation For W O W Meeting
Slocomb residents W T Peel L H Hartley and F J Davis will be Woodmen of the World delegates to the Alabama head camp meeting in Birmingham on March 24 and 25. Over 400 delegates from Alabama camps will discuss past year activities and plan enhanced fraternal civic and patriotic programs. National directors John N Cochran A J Yasmitis and Henry E Klugh are among speakers. J Frank Davis Andalusia head consul will preside.
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W.T. Peel
L. H. Hartley
F. J. Davis
Slocomb
Alabama
Woodmen of the World
Birmingham
John N. Cochran
Montgomery
A. J
Yasmitis
Shelbyville
Henry E. Klugh
Harrisburg
Society
J. Frank Davis
Andalusia
Newlyweds Receive Surprise Painted Canvas Gift
ST LOUIS artists gift Willian A Neukum Jr and spouse a collaboratively painted canvas. The piece depicts a Forest Park scene and each member of the local American Art Alliance contributed half a dozen brush strokes from memory of the couple's honeymoon return.
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ST. Louis
Cup
Willian A. Neukum, Jr
Forest Park
American Art Alliance
Rebels massing in Paraguay amid shifting reports
Posadas reports claim 30,000 rebels at Concepcion while a rebel radio broadcast hints at plans to overthrow the Meringo regime. Galeano emerges as a new figure, Colantonio Guggiari reportedly ended the Chaco garrison but not in Posadas notes. Posadas also says many exiled soldiers freed from Pena Hermosa Island have joined the rebels.
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Mander
Revolutionary Movement
Posadas
Concepcion
Galeano
Paraguay
Colantonio Guggiari
Chaco
Comrade Juniper in Milwaukee labor strife noted
The CIO United Auto Workers at Allis-Chalmers Milwaukee West Allis plant faces a nearly 11 month strike led by Christoffel and Buse. Budenz identifies Comrade Juniper as a key figure in labor strategy and confirms two officials as former communists under oath. Additional hearings reveal draft continuation debates and postmaster nomination wrangling. Garter snakes reach Yukon.
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Cio-United Auto Workers Union
Milwaukee
Allis-Chalmers Company
Hartley
RNJ
Christoffel and Buse
West Allis. Wis
Comrade Juniper
Washington
Juniper
Louis Budenz
House Labor Committee
Budenz
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert Buse
Harold Christoffel
UAW
CIO Union
Allis-Chalmers
Congress
Gurney
R-Sd
Senate Armed Services Committee
W. S. Paul
Army
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Senate
Democrats
House Appropriation Committee
Edgar L. Warren
Labor Department Conciliation Service
Post Office Department
Territories
Lawbreakers Indoors By Men In Weather
Police and sheriff records show lawbreakers and honest citizens forced indoors by yesterday weather. City and county officers made only two arrests, both for public drunkenness.
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Bea
Girl Scout Secretary Leaves For Training
Mrs Martha Speight secretary of the Dothan Girl Scout Council will leave Monday for Panama City to attend a training session for Girl Scouts. During her absence the office will be closed and information on Girl Scout activities may be obtained from Mrs Charles Harmon telephone 1992 R.
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Martha Speight
The
Dothan Girl Scout Council
Panama City
Charles Harmon
Marshall outlines five principles for Germany democratization
The article surveys General Marshall’s outline for democratic reforms in postwar Germany across all zones. It lists five core principles: civil rights guarantees, free party participation, free trade union rights, press and radio freedom, and freedom of movement, tying democracy to liberty in information and expression.
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Marshall
Germany
United States
Soviet Union
Izvestia
Tru‘nan
Greece
Turkey
Birmingham payroll reveal ties to Montgomery figures
Birmingham Post reports Montgomery sourced payroll data for February showing James EZ Folsom and various relatives drawing salaries from state agencies. Notable amounts include Governor James EZ Folsom at 800 a month, 96,000 a year, Edward E. Purvis at 900 monthly, and multiple Carnley and Bissitt family members in departments such as industrial relations and capital services.
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Birmingham
Birmingham Post Today
Montgomery
James EE
Folsom
Enene
Post
James EZ
Felsom
Cecil Folsom
Seach
Edward E. Purvis
Alcoholic Beverage Ceart Board
Charles G. Ellis
Fleetwood Carnley
Sara L. Carnley
Bessie E. Bissitt
George Bissitt
Capitol - Service
Congressional debate on Truman plan and anti communism vote
Senate moves to keep draft records local until June amid foreign policy debate on Truman program. Taft schedules daily sessions to push action by March 31. Possible bill to dispatch American military missions may be rushed through. Lawmakers warn relief aid could entangle U S with communism.
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Taft
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Truman
cP.ibate
Congress
John David Lodge
F. Conn
House
U. S
Clare Hoffman
R-Mich
Greece
Turkey
Alabama lawmakers debate President's foreign policy message
Senator Sparkman and representatives across Alabama laud the Presidents speech on isolationism versus internationalism. They urge supporting the recommendations as a decisive step to stop communism and hinge on strong action if Russia overruns Europe. Local quotes praise clarity and courage while urging public opinion back home.
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Sparkman
Russia
Europe
Asia
Rep. Hobbs
Rep. Manasco
Congress
Rep. Jones
Rep. Jarman
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Treham
Rep
Grant
Boykin
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