Lewis Ordered to Cancel Plan For Coal Strike
The Supreme Court orders John L. Lewis to withdraw a notice ending the coal miners working contract within five days after the mandate issue. If not, the United Mine Workers face a 2.8 million dollar fine. The decision also upholds a 10 thousand dollar fine against Lewis and limits risk of a new walkout by March 31. The court also upholds civil service firing of a government employee for communist ties amid a separate appeal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
United Fine Workers
UMW
High Court
Efect
Civil Service Commission
Morton Friedman
War Nonpower Commission
Orfer
Friedman
Hich
Cumberland Indians capture Southern Junior College title in narrow win
MILLEDGEVILLE Ga AP Cumberland Indians of Wilamaburg Ky won the Southastern Junior College basketball championship 53 52 over St Bernard Alabama here. Alabama squandered a late opportunity by missing a free throw in the final 40 seconds. In the consolation game Mars Hill North Carolina beat Spartanburg South Carolina 44 38 after erasing a 23 18 deficit.
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Milledgeville
Cumberland Indians
Wilamaburg
Indians
St. Bernard
Alabama
Alabamans
Mars Ti
N. C
Spartanburg
Funeral Service Held for Mrs Shipman in Choctaw Springs
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Shipman seventy three of Choctaw Springs were held Wednesday at River Church. The Rev S B Taunton and Rev Conor McKnight officiated with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by four daughters Mrs B O Dick Brondidge Mrs H West Waynesbury Miss Mrs Rora Faulk Pensacola and Mrs P J Pilcher Newton and two sons L F Shipman Nashville and B H Shipman Pensacola plus grandchildren.
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Mary Shipman
Chond Blue Springs
Ea River
Ev. S. B. Taunton
Conor McKnight
B. O
Dick, Brondidge
H. West
Waynesburyv
Rora Faulk
Pensacola
P. J. Pilcher
Newton
L. F. Shipman
Nashville
Medical Delegates Named For Meeting of Alabama Society
Dr. R. D. Crawford and Dr. W. Turner were elected delegates to the annual meeting of the Alabama Medical Society to be held in Birmingham on April 14 15 and 16 Serving as alternates will be Dr. S. G. Lattais and Dr. J. Campbell The election of the delegates and alternates was completed at the monthly meeting of the Houston County Medical Society last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Crawford
W. Turner
Alabama Medical Society
Birmingham
5. G. Latdais
J. Campbell
Houston Crunty Medical Society
16 Cases Set Today a Circuit Court
Circuit Court convened at the courthouse with 16 cases set for today and 38 scheduled for the four day session. Forgery grand larceny assault and battery assault with intent to murder embezzlement passing bad checks and bastardy appear among charges. four murder suspects in the Ruby Lee Collins case are not listed for this term.
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Circuit Court
Ruby Lee Collins
Weekend City Arrests Rise Amid Broad Sweep
Police records show 45 persons arrested over the weekend in the city with most charges nonviolent such as gaming and vagrancy. One arrest involved concealed weapons and several others included unrelated breaches.
Mrs W T Cannon Dies On Lena Street
Houston County resident Mrs. W. T. Cannon died at her home on N Lena Street after a long illness. A Smyrna community resident for 50 years she moved to Dothan two years ago. Funeral services were held at Smyrna Church with Dr Henry A Parker officiating and burial in Smyrna cemetery. Ward-Wilson Funeral Home in charge. Survived by two sons John M. Cannon and Lee Cannon. three sisters Fannie Miller Beatrice Ivey Lolly North Headland. and many grandchildren. Grandsons served as pallbearers.
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W. T. Cannon
Houston County
N. Lena Su
Lane
Cannon
Smyrna
Dothan
Smyrna Church
Henry A. Parker
Ward-Wilson
Annie Millner
Kate McElhenney
Ada Eubanks
Binkley
Mrye
Ophia
John M. Cannon
Lee Canngn
Styrpa
Fannie Miller
Ashford
Beatrice Ivey
Carrolito
Walter A Webb 61 Dies At Phenix City
Walter A Webb sixty one died at his home in Phenix City Sunday afternoon Funeral services set for Tuesday at 3 pm at Madison Church with Rev Charlie Kennedy officiating Interment in church cemetery Holman Funeral Home in charge Surviving are his widow a daughter Mrs E E C Shepherd Jr and a son Jack Webb both of Columbus Ga two sisters Mrs Arvie Dykes Westville Fla and Mrs Lazzie McDonald Bunifay Fla two brothers Zane Webb Coffee Springs and Dive Webb Chancellor
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Ozark
Walter A. Webb
Phenix City
Madison Church
Charlie Kennedy
Church
Holman Funeral Homse
EE C. Shepherd, Jr
Jack Webb
Columbus
Mire Arvie Dykes
Westville
Fla
Lazzie McDonald
Bunifay
Zan Bs Webb
Coffee Springs
Dive Webb
Chancellor
D Robert Woodard Dies in Newton Route One Community
D Robert Woodard of Newton Route One died at home after a long illness. He lived in the tar community for years and was a member of the Vicksburg Methodist Church. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at Mt Hebron Church with burial in the church cemetery. Ward Wilson Funeral Home directing. Survived by a brother Mize Woodard two sisters Len nie and Termople Woodard and two nieces Mrs HA Miasalde and Mrs Apme Woodard. Pallbearers listed with honorary pallbearers named.
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Robert Woodard
Newton
Vicksburg
Mt Hebron
Coureh
Ward - Wilson
Mize Woodard
Lennie
Termople Woodard
HA. Miasaldes
Mirs Apme Woodard
Arthur Siigh
Judward
Pred Jones
Mader
Bab Stembride
Farl Beasley
Hen Smith
Wirt Lewix
Henry Jones
Piller Stokes
J. ¢. Deese
Hungary Seeks UN Help Over Alleged Border Violations
Officials report Hungary will refer border violations to the United Nations. The Soviet response alleges a conspiracy by Bela Kovacs and claims U.S. interference. The State Department received a second Soviet note via the Marshall dispatch last Thursday.
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Magit
Greece
Russia
Tew State Department
Bela Kovacs
Kovacs
United States
Hungary
State Department
V. S
Marshall
Navy Recruits 29 Men at Local Station for Reserve and Regulars
Navy officials report 29 men enlisted at the local recruiting station last week for reserve and regular service. Names include Davis and Greene among a long list of veterans, with one recruit noted as a new entrant. The ceremony referenced a Panamanian City posting and noted the station operates in the post office area.
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Naval
Heevive
Todinw
Wocal Davis
Buutada
Thonas i Crewford
Jothan
Withhaye A Greene
Dole
Papi Ro
Madore
Pao
Marion Abbie
Hartford Ueyur Mo Hoberts
Tionalon
Willy Hoster Ho Shoemaker
Filake Vo Heater
Ponetier
Marion Tiactteam
Chait Clifford D. Webb
Tonal
Horace Bo Newberry
Cuouk
Celunihag
Woelikart
So Carreli
St Andrews
Joe
Marta
Mariani Charest Trite
Panama City
Colin F
Karkitd
Chipley
iHdgar
Matehel Whipley
Gabter
McCev
Storennip
Altyiee Plav
Davis
Miareel Rene Goth
Parama Civ
Carsten Toit
Blountstown
Willing
Hoda
Malvern
Mateoln
To Ryser
Coffer So
Ladd Dawkins
Drehan
Mas MM Word
Sfawornt
Qecar
Chogrets
Hartford
Dartford
Greene Aload
Poasong City
Peernet Orntine
Planes Search Seas for 12 Missing Midway Men
Honolulu APs Nine aircraft prepared to launch from Midway to search for twelve men missing in a lifeboat amid rough seas. Fort Dearborn crew of 22 rode out the storm between Midway and Pearl Harbor as Navy ships braved high winds and shifting calm to reach survivors. Navy officials reported hopes for rescue fading as weather worsened and the stern of the ship showed further separation, delaying aid.
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Honolulu
Midway
Dearborn
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Durade
Pt Dorady
Fort Dearborn
Tuen
Tadkeb
San Francisco
Pertakn
Auburn Trustees Favor Football With University
Auburn trustees favor continuing football with the university. The board directed the athletic director to negotiate reestablishing athlete relations and explore possible dates, with a committee to review terms and campus impact. The action aims to restore athletics program engagement and funding negotiations.
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Auburn
Mrs. G. E. Wright Dies At Atlanta
Mrs. G E Wright, fifty, native of Columbia, died in Atlanta. Funeral services will be held at the decade time to the an tuethood haters od ones AL Park erated cue Pay MM Pp avmhow. Survived by Nien tose sens, Raeford Wioont, GE Wirt, dr., Wilbern Wirt, and Pasroond Wrignt, all of Dothan.
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Aun Soda Dvoster
Watt
Columbia
Cedar Springs
Dobisison
Nien Tose Sens
Raeford Wioont
GE Wirt
Wilbern Wirt
Pasroond Wrignt
Dothan
President's pride hush as daughter Margaret debuts on stage
Number 19 proud father watches his daughter Margaret perform as a lyric soprano, yet the announcer introduces her simply as the young American soprano. Staff members avoid him during calls to discuss the broadcast, and the president seeks musical success for his daughter while noting no mention of his fame.
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Margaret
Sin
Soprang
Birmingham Starts Work On City Hall
Ground breaking began today for Birmingham�s new city hall costing about 2.46 million dollars. Mayor Cooper Green said the structure aims to house city and county needs regardless of possible consolidation. The nine story building will adjoin the county courthouse as a commission studies Jefferson County governance.
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Birmingham
City Hall
CAP
Birnauanao
Cooper Green
Asl
Jefferson Coun
Retailers Of Liquor May Get Authority To Sell Half-Pints
Alabama Journal reports ABC Board member Melvin Dawkins will move at the Wednesday meeting to authorize retailers to sell half pint liquor bottles. Governor Folsom favors the motion. Dawkins cites bootlegging concerns. Half pints likely available in restaurants Thursday amid miniature bottle shortages.
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Dawkins
Folsome
Folsom
Livestock arrivals reported across plants in several states
AP dispatch notes livestock arrivals at eight major plants in Alabama Georgia Florida and Georgia totals include 300 cattle 50 calves and 1500 hogs Hog prices held steady with mixed weights yielding 21 to 24.50 per hundredweight. cattle and calves show varied ranges across regions with mostly steady to slightly lower quotes in Chicago and Montgomery markets.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Fla
Montgomery
Chicago
Board appointments and committee hearings in Alabama agriculture
A schedule shows Nine to serve on the ABC board focusing on resevidence requirements. Activities include inspections of stock show yards in Detmonpolia, Grove Will sale, and agricultural markets in Baldwin County. Tours of Paschupe diversified farm industries, Oversteen production facilities, McWilliams ranch, Greenville marketing facilities, and state education and welfare hearings. Budget requests and highway final report continue. Florence State Teacher College and A and M Institute for Negroes Huntsville and Talladega visits listed.
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ABC
Marion Junction
Detmonpolia
Grove Will
Paschupe
Baldwin County
Thurs- Heys
McWilliams
Greenville
Richard KR. Lyle
Atlanta
Sucial Security Administration
Frances Burkhalter
Birminahem and Jefferson Chaunty School
Florence State Teacher College
A. & M. Institute For Negroes
Huntsville
Normal
Alabama Institute For Deaf and Blind
Talladega
Five New Managers Start Spring Work This Week In SEL
Rex Thomas reports the Southeastern League begins spring training with five clubs under new managers aiming for better gate receipts and a smoother umpire process. Rosters tighten from 36 to 22 by opening day, then to 16 after 15 games, as teams prepare for a 140 game schedule and Shaughnessy playoffs.
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Rex Thomas Montgomery
Horsehide
Hickory
Stuart X. Stevenson
Steve
Shaughnessy
Soviet Plan on Germany at Paris Conference Debate
Yuri Zhukov discusses American plan excluding some Latin American nations, while Molotov argues for wider participation. Marshall seeks united American effort to advance economic unification of Germany under Big Four, with focus on whether a unified Germany is feasible. Soviet strategy avoids final partition, aiming to secure reparations from current German production.
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Yuri Zhukov
Germany
Argentina
Brazil
Paris
China
Foreign Ministers Council
Marshall
Moorov
Big Three
Potsdam
Army Raises Score For Mental Tests
The Army has raised the minimum passing score on the local mental examination by about 25 percent to prevent enlistment of those who cannot be economically trained. Capt. J. J. Krause notes the test has 50 questions assessing general knowledge and that the new standard clarifies enlistment and training eligibility.
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Army
Bis
J. J. Krause
Krause
Congress Hears Turbulent Talks On Greece Turkey Aid
Mounting Capitol Hill activity centers on foreign aid and housing policy as hearings unfold on Patman style housing repeal to ease federal controls, rent control debates, and a Turkey Greece relief plan. Senate and House panels clash over tax cuts foreign policy and welfare cabinet restructuring.
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Congress
Truman
Greece
Turkey
Paul Porter
OPA
Lincoln MacVeagh
Edwin C. Wilson
Porter
Athens
State Department
H. Alexander Smith
Russia
Alaska
Eaton
R-Nj
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Capitol Hill
House Banking Committee
Cain
R-Wash
House
Ways and Means
House Labor Committee
Gwinn
R-Ny
Senate
GOP
Watson B. Miller
Federal Security Agency
Department of Health, Education and Security
Miller
Senate Expenditures Committee
MacArthur urges end to occupation and UN supervised peace
General MacArthur told reporters Japan should end military occupation under a formal peace treaty with negotiations starting within months. He supported UN supervision of Japan’s democratization and continued economic blockade while advocating transferring trade from government to private hands to curb economic warfare.
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Bussell Brines
Tokyo
Gererag
Arthur
Japan
Contro
United Nations
MacArthur
Nuernberg cremation of 11 soldiers shocks allies
At a Munich suburb mortuary a team of American officers watched as two trucks delivered 11 wooden caskets for cremation of Amenen soldiers. The oven handled one coffin at a time, taking all day. Germans suspected the Goering body examination delayed the process. Detailing the site and a riverfront estate, the report notes aluminum cylinders hidden nearby and later destroyed.
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Nuernberg
Amenens
Goering
Ficer
Munich
Solin
Heitmannstrasse 25
Oberkummer
Iser River
Wenz Creek
Herr Wenz
Islar
Danube
Seven Members Reapprove Resolutions on Property Sale
Seven members named after the February 21 session voted to re-approve resolutions authorizing the sale of certain institution properties and to study enlarging the football stadium along with the biennial budget. The action followed questions about the legality of the prior meeting.
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Hollywood
Olivia Deflayiland
Harold Russell
Cathy O'Donnell
Frederic March
Anne Baxter
AP Wirepneto
Lena Street
D. Robert Woodard
New York
Cardinals
Ervin Dusak
Edward Blake
St. Petersburg
Blake
Moos
Tenfait
Otiee
Auurn
The
Tees
Ate
Vollese
Dir
B. M
Dugnesa
Thronebo
Vedatiams
Joe Duvas
Mitery
G. E. Wright
Montgomery Market
Sel
Selma
Jackson
Meridian
Gadsden
Anniston
Mississippi City
Frank Skaff
Montgormnery
Tommy Weat
Buddy Blair
Bill McGehee
Willis Hudlin
Roxie Lawson
Charles Fischer
Grover Resinger
Little Rock
New Orleans
Arning
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