Fear Of Pressure From Russia Rack Of Greco-Turkish Hope
The Greek and Turkish reps urge immediate U S aid as Congress weighs Truman plans. Greek Premier Maximos warns of subversive armed forces backed abroad while Turkey stresses the need to deter Soviet moves into the Dardanelles and Mediterranean access. Turkey's army remains mobilized. possible expansion to 1,000,000 troops is noted.
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John A. Parris
Lake Success
N.Y
United States
Mediterranean
Truman
Maximos
Congress
Greece
Istanbul
Turkey
Trumen
Russia
Dardanelles
Britain
Middle East
Police Drag Creek For Banker's Body
Americus Georgia police and state patrol crews searched swamps around Little's Bridge for 61 year old banker Lee Hudson. Hudson's car was found parked on the bridge with a coat and glasses on the front seat. He left his home about two miles away in mid afternoon. Hudson had resigned as president of the Citizens Bank of Americas last October and had earlier been vice president at the Bank of Commerce. Crews dragged the creek near the bridge where the water runs about 20 feet deep.
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Americus
Luttle
Cities’ Bank
Tuedson
Bank of Commerce
Lot Water
Brdge
Plans for new playground include lighting and fence
The article describes construction steps for a new playground detailing a four inch concrete base, a six foot high fence around the area, and nighttime lighting with light poles planned at each end of the court to support evening activities.
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Sim
Georgia High Court Keeps Eye On Governor Dispute
The Georgia Supreme Court said it is giving continuous attention to the governor dispute between Herman Talmadge and M. E. Thompsonwig and will release a decision only when ready. Justices stressed no fixed release time and noted the court is focused on this case, with delays affecting reporters and officials awaiting ruling.
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Atlanta
Supreme Court of Georgia
Georgia
W. F. Jenkins
Henry Duckworth
Jenkins
Supreme Court
Herman Talmadge
M. FE. Thompsonwig
Munich
Tribunel
Truman Extends Florida Vacation Amid Fishing Trip Reports
Reported dispatches to the President from Marshall and coverage via Izvestia criticize his message. Truman splits staff between Dolphin and Sandy while fishing offshore. Hassett wins booby prize, De Theaby takes a 22 pound amberjack, and the party celebrates volume of catch. Ross cites no urgent Washington action.
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Truman
South
Florida
Mr. Tromian
Atlantic Ocean
Pas
Wiliam de Theahy
Vandins
William PD. Hassett
Clark B. Clifford
Charres G. Ross
Washington
Ross
Senator proposes rural liquor licenses to curb bootlegging
Mobile Senator Joseph N. Langan urged the State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board to grant licenses outside city limits as a temperance measure. He said licenses in police jurisdictions or county territory could curb bootlegging and require drinking only in licensed venues. Mobile officials had not decided on the proposal, and the ABC board would study it soon.
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Mobile
Ala
Joseph N. Langan
Senrate
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
State Board
Mobile City Commission
ABC Board
Lungan
Mobile City
Langan
Kirsten Flagstad Plans U S Citizenship Bid
Norwegian soprano Kirsten Flagstad said she will seek United States citizenship to be closer to her daughter and grandson in America. She will move to Bozeman Montana in coming days to live with her daughter Mrs Jelsa Dusenberg, and she denied any friendship with Germans during the war.
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New York
Kirsten Flagstad
United States
America
Bozeman
Mar
Jélsa Dusenberg
Miss Flagstad
Carmichael Reports City Liaison Group Formation
Carmichael said the majority desire city liaison access and that central and field committees were formed to coordinate contact efforts. A central-control group led by Clyde Levern Betts Slinglaff and Horace Hall was named to guide the project and complete contacting and distance-determining within two weeks barring unforeseen complications.
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Charue Fides
Gore Tered Baw
Quith
Carmichael
Clyde Levern
Betts Slinglaff
Horace Hall
Toth Estate
Allies discuss German postwar settlements and four power roles
Officials from Molotov and other ministers pushed that territorial changes align with Allied Control Council decisions. Debates covered decentralization per Potsdam, Soviet and Western asset handling, and inclusion of smaller powers in consultative panels. Disagreements over POWs, displaced persons, and future governance lingered as talks continued.
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Nat. Iiv
Molotov
Allied Control Council
Ilaosheviy
Adnorasivravon
Loterners
Obata
Atet
Speier
Folsom Plans Washington Party Amid Schedule Shifts
Alabama Governor James E. Folsom will attend a party in his honor in Washington DC next Friday night, per the Alabama society. After initial cancellation, he reaffirmed the trip with plans to depart Friday morning by plane, joined by Lt. Gov. J Clarence Inter, Speaker W M Beck, Rep. E L Roberts, and Sen. Broughton Lamberti.
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J. Clarence Inter
Gadsden
W. M. Beck
Ft. Payne
Rep
E. L. Roberts
Sen
Broughton Lamberti
Alexander City
County typhus drop linked to rat control drive
Dr Burkett details a county wide rat control program with a goal of two treatments per house by November 1. Last year the county covered all areas with two trucks and saw typhus cases fall from 184 to 32. The plan includes surveys, rodent bait, DDT dust, cyanide gas, and arsenic water instructions, plus rat proofing and waste control.
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Fieer
Dr. Burkett
Burkett
Peemut
Ledded
Woman wins 17590 in radio contest in Hollywood
Mrs William H McCormick of Lockhaven Pennsylvania, a housewife and mother of three, won 17590 in a Truth of Consequences radio contest after identifying actress Clara Bow as "Mrs Hush." Contestants earned the chance by a written essay supporting the March of Dimes.
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Hollywood
Calif
Wiliam H. McCormick
Lockhaven
Hush
Clara Bow
Slacks Ban Sparks Forest Park School Girl Rights Fight
In Forest Park Georgia a 17 year old student sues after being barred from classes for wearing slacks. Principal T M Brady banned slacks saying they distracted boys from arithmetic. Jeanette Matheson defies the rule for three days and stays home asserting constitutional rights.
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Atlanta
Forest Park
Lizzy
T. M. Brady
Forest Park High
Jeanette Matheson
Jeanette
Montgomery Fat Stock Show Dates Set for Silver Anniversary
Montgomery AP reports the annual fat stock show and sale marks its silver anniversary April 1 to 3 with a parade before judges. Chairman Boyd H Leyburn says a record entry of 600+ animals is expected, offering about 1400 dollars in prize money and top auction prices as Southeast buyers attend.
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Montgomery
Boyd H. Leyburn
Chamber of Commerce
Agriculture and Livestock Committee
Southeast
Civil service system debated for Tuscaloosa city and county
City and county leaders in Tuscaloosa discuss adopting a civil service merit system. Commissioners favor including a Hatch Act-like political ban and a retirement plan. Some urge joint city county coverage, while debates focus on where to start and which offices fall under the system.
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Tuscaloosa
Ceyo
Ayres
Nardwick
Ile
Rep. Malone
Molle
W. Perry Calhoun
Touston County
Calhoun
TL. O
Dodd Boswell
Dathan
Hs Cpe Partmental
Sheriffs Department
Chiang Announces Intention To Smash China Communists
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek accused the Chinese communists of armed rebellion and vowed to quell it by force. Speaking at Sun Yat sen's tomb to the Kuomintang executive committee, he warned that political settlement is impossible and urged strong measures as fighting continues in Manchuria Shantung and Shansi. Troops move into Formosa to quell unrest there.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Sun Yatsen
Kuomintang
Government Party
Manchuria
Shantung
Shansi
Formosa
Roman withdrawal from England in 408 ends campaign
The text notes the final withdrawal of Roman forces from England in 408 to defend Rome against Alaric. It also mentions traces of ventriloquism in Egyptian and Hebrew archaeology and among ancient Greeks, and states alcohol is produced by a double fermentation using malt and yeast on starch and maltose.
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England
Rome
Alaric
Civil service board selection and funding debated
Revenue and civil service reform faces detailed study to determine the complexion of the board that would administer the program. Members would likely serve without pay, but selecting impartial appointees remains a key question. Officials stress joint study and public input before legislation and a consensus are achieved.
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Civil Service Board
Wall Street Strike Threatens by USIA
United Financial Employees warned of a 0-day strike on Wall Street with potential paralysis of New York Stock Exchange and Cotton Exchange trading. M David Keefe, UFEs president, said the movement aims to pressure A M Kidder and Company as union leaders discuss terms with NYSE officials. Economic disruption looms if negotiations fail.
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New York
United Financial
M. David Keefe
Union
Emil Sehs
New York Exchange
Keefe
Te Union
Wall Street
A. M. Kidder and Company
Schram
Kuder Company
Do not reuse plants to halt the invasive bugworm spread
Caretaker notes the bugworm prefers low cedars and plants, seizes a shrub, and drains moisture until the host dies. Previous infestations near Do than were fought with lime sulphur sprays and burning, but over-strong spray damages plants. The only reliable control is to dig up and burn infested shrubs with worms.
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Grandview
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