Resigns Envoy To India Amid Cuba Plot Fallout
AP reports President Rowett announces the resignation of the U S envoy to India amid a Cuba plot case. The President says no solid proof links to Batista regime figures, cites possible capitalist involvement, and notes two years in New Delhi current envoy George B Merrell remains. Havana scenes calm as plot suspects are detained for endangering state stability.
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Piers Roosevelt
WGS
India
Ramos
United States Patrol
New Delhi
George B. Merrell
Army
Genoveve Perez
Fulgencio Basta
United States
Bazista
Sawrday
Ioeps
Gray
Pedraza
Mexico
Cuba
Batista
Havana
Republic
President Grau San Martin Foresees Foiled Revolt
AP reports President Ra na Grau San Martin told reporters on Saturday that a foiled revolt, halted Friday with the arrest of former Army jet Gen. Jose Eleuterio Pedraza and several dozen others, carried significant implications for national stability.
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WYANA
Rana Grau San Martin
Press
Jose Eleuterio Pedraza
One in Ten Veterans Plan Farming After War Ends
The article notes about one in ten U S armed service members plans to farm after the war, per B W Pearls on secretary treasurer of Houston County National Farm Loan Association. It outlines GI Bill loan guaranty administration and veteran advisory committees in counties to guide training land costs debt and credit. Houston County committee members include C W Clearman D F Snell M M Holla G D Raley and Beatty Whiddon.
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United States Armed Services
B. W. Pearlson
Houston County National Farm Loan Association
G. I
Rios
G. I. Ell
Veterans’ Administration
Veterans’ Affairs
Department of Agriculture
War Food Administration
Cooperative Agricultural Extension Service
Farm Security Administration
Farm Credit Administration
Pearson
Houston County
C. W. Clearman
Headland
Ala
D. F. Snell
Dothan
Als
M M Holla
G D Raley
Beatty Whiddon
City Manager debate and Bates record in Dothan politics
A campaign tract argues Dr. J C Bates supports a City Manager style government for Dothan, citing legislative steps in 1935, past votes on rates, andmerit system promises. It claims Bates would back a new law and election if statewide action occurs, while praising past rate cuts and leadership. It includes editorials about Bates, Miller, Malone, and McKinney.
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City of
Dothan
J. C. Bates
Dr. Bates
Bates
Legislature of
Alabama
Board of Commissioners
S. E. Gellerstedt
City of Dothan
Dothan Eagle
Dothan Bachweder
W’ll
Dathan
Legislative
Montgomery
Municipal League of Alabama
Kates
Old
The
Dothan Fagle
Iis
Malone
Eagle
Gellaratedt
Batea and Miller
Datars
Bueiiesa
Malhone
Commission
McKinney
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Anys
Rowett
William Phil
Reb
Ryder
Dscloses
Dothan Milling Co
Montgomery Hiway
Dothan Steam Laundry
Ge, Powell
Dothan, Ala
Cottondale
Fla
Panama City
Jacksonville
Miami
Tampa
Pensacola
Mobile
New Orleans
Points West
BAY Line
Julian Hall
Miller
A Bt. C. Bates
Miles A. Miller
S. E. Geleratedt
George ¥. Ma Jone
Hawkns
Rip McKiney
McKiiney
Ting
Pol
the Friends of
Dr Bates
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