Planes Crash in Sierra Nevada Kill 35 Army Navy Men
SAN FRANCISCO AP A pair of crashes in northern California mountains killed 35 Army and Navy personnel. A C 47 and a B 25 crashed near Mills and Liver. Rescue teams in deep snow searched wreckage and recovered bodies amid rescue efforts and tailors.
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San Francisco
California
Sierra Nevada
Mills
Truckee
Calif
Stockton
Den
Utah
Livermore
Hickam Field
Honslatt
Harold Somer
Reno, New
Amn
UNRRA Leaders Urge Ration Reform at Council Session
UNRRA 47 member council meets as Director General Her Lehman urges strict wartime food controls return and broader production focus to avert mass hunger. He asks for less liquor and more food for people, though delegates express confusion on next steps as खाद. Page 2.
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Atlantic City
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Unians
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Caldwell Sues Pillers Magazine for 400000 Damages
Tallahassee Fla Millard Caldwell files a damage suit seeking 400000 against Pillers Magazine alleging their 23rd issue featured editorial content that was malicious and caused lifelong professional and personal harm. He claims the magazine circulates 2846000 copies weekly and that the statements imply support of a governor and a racial lynching.
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Florida
North Caroa
Rnda
Caldwell
Ial
U S Red Status May Affect Draft
Senate hearings on Russo American ties question the draft's fate as Lt Gen Walter Bedell Smyth, nominee for Ambassador to Moscow, is called to Capitol Hill to brief Foreign Relations Committee. Senator Pepper voices strong views as the international scene is assessed.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Senate
wWeus
Foreign Relations Committee
Walter Bedell Smyth
Capitol Hill
Moscow
Pepper D-Fla Promuis
Trades Union Leader Becomes USSR President
Trades Union Leader Becomes USSR President amid shifts in the Soviet leadership. Ninety year old details show Mikhailoviten Shvernnik, 38, rising as chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet, succeeding Mikhal Ivakovich Kaieun. Stalin remains General Secretary and head of the armed forces as the Presidium gains power between sessions.
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Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Ninolae Mikhailoviten Shvernnik
Trades Won
Russia
Supreme Soviet
Unyan
Mikkhal Ivavovch Kaieun
Smet Enis
House of
Falas
Evestaht
Adjain
Jastagat
Joseph Stadinenaniman
Council of Masters
Stalin
Soviet Union
Communat Party
Moscow Radio
London
Stali
Chanrman
Council of Ministers
Commmissars
Vyachela
M Molotov
Foreigny Commissay
Alfers Schvernnk
Presidium
U.S .O
Sec‘sion
Soviet Union cites aims for Koreans in joint commission
Soviet Gen Shtykov told the opening of the American Soviet Joint Commission that Korea must be a true democratic state with self determination. He blamed furious resistance by reactionary and anti democratic groups and hinted at temporary trusteeship shaping a provisional government.
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Seoul
Soviet Union
Korea
Terenty Shiskov
John R Hodge
Ito Et Nor
Shtykov
Western Front
Man Arrested Here Violating Liquor Law
A man named Tom J Tall was arrested this morning on a liquor law violation and held for possible larceny investigation. City police say Hall ran a panhandling racket on the City. He had untaxed whiskey and may be using an alias, with the true name believed to be Sceith Myers.
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Tom J Tall
Val Bonifay
Fla
Eddie Kelly
Sceith
Ninety Two GM Plants Idle In Local Unions Grievances
A sprawling report details a GM strike and union action affecting about 175000 workers, with 65000 to sanction a back-to-work movement. The United Auto Workers and GM management held meetings and proposed wage increases, while many plants voted to accept terms and return workers.
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General Motors
Pan General Motor Camp
Dee
Iual
Sancnai
Bac
Schon
Petina
Planis
Jury to Probe Two Enterprise Unprecedented Voter Influx
Berlin reports reveal American agents announce capture of Axis Sally, accused of treasonable acts during World War II. Justice Department identifies Sally as Mildred Gillars, slated for extradition to the United States. Officials say charges include treason and wartime broadcasts in support of enemy aims.
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Berlin
Ay Sally
Gir
U.S
Justice Department
Sady
Portlbd
United States
Authontes
Ford
Fussbens Saute Pete
Getris Iy
Berta Yast
Dusice Department
Wwenedia
Ernee
Newcomers to County Noted Amid Campaign Briefing
The report records a candid session at a county conference where Halstead and Keener Baxley discussed efforts to address newcomers and ongoing negotiations. It notes a broader interest in tax records, debts, and the county’s evolving political landscape, with references to sessions, votes, and potential investigations.
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Chast Indse
Halstead
Teday
Chelal
Keener
Baxley
Copermie
Maelo County
Mvesaaty
Ted Wey
Cioemt Selicaer
Wounded Men Shotgun Attack Sparks Manhunt in County
Police and highway patrol traced a shotgun attack injuring two officers and a suspect as a manhunt spread through Garurva and Dothan areas. George Marsh and an unidentified woman were arrested, with two more suspects being sought as a statewide criminal case unfolded. The incident occurred around 4 am, leaving officers wounded and hospitals treating injuries. The Office of the Peace said the search would continue as more defendants faced county court proceedings.
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Alabama Highway Patrol
Shhe Churthoise
George Mar
e&Sident
Aso
Garurva
Aledoul
Marsh
Aluve
Enterprise
Dao
Enea Page
Joba Meethrouk
Jule Wette Poleegen Guteghs
Oltiser
George Marsh
Ralph Marsh
Wemat
Naan
Sheriff's Office
Serjanely
Ine Peace
Patro Aifeers
Long Rail Trips Offered Without Any Car Changes
Chicago reports a planned launch of coast to coast rail travel with no car changes. Major routes include New York Central, Pennsylvania, Santa Fe, Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific, and Rock Island lines with a June 2 start target, featuring limited stopovers and transfers for through passengers.
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Pennsviva
Santa Fe
Allen Pacific
Southern Pace
Rock Island Railroad
Awatem
State Planning Board Officials To View Dothan Park Spots
State Planning Board officials Messley and Spivey reviewed possible park and playground sites in Dothan with City Commissioner members. The group considered West Main Street property and other western city areas for recreation facilities, weighing traffic hazards and community needs.
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Dothan Park
Jack Parsons
Pothan
Stee Plans Board
WD Messley
Ad CT
Spivey
Malory Sures
Stable Park
Civ Planning Board
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Fred Mocrles
Dothan
Civ Commission
Potter Proerty
West Main Street
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Park
Chhldren
Powicy
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Leas Wien
Fred Moseley
Canseil
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Basid Sud
Bryson
Die
Aeyd Moreley
Sesson
Cry
John Ayrey
CJ de Coe
Bevean Moseley Toray
Crawford
Capistrano Swallows Return To Old Mission Nests
Capistrano swallows make the 167th return to Old Mission nests as expected each year. The birds arrived after a period of weathered winds and late yesterday, following a long tradition since earlier eras. Local observers note the birds’ regular pattern and anticipate their seasonal nesting near the mission walls.
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Jonenh
Iagliscere
State Department Official Denies Pro Soviet Charge
A State Department official rejected a pro Soviet charge amid House hearings. The official claimed no ties to Communist groups and defended current intelligence practices while criticizing opponents. The testimony referenced Andrew J. Masby and several House Military Affairs members, noting alleged Soviet influence within the government and ongoing investigations.
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State Department
iRed Ballina Hit In Wallace Speech
A fragmentary report notes Wallace delivering a speech while Veale Pte and other figures attend. The piece mentions figures like Kerouing W Svered SLar and a former UL & Annas cadet to the Soviet Union amid tension and fear of crackdown.
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Wallace
Leal- VK
Jin Vadt
Etl Aseay
Hovdan Behet
Kerouing
Svered Slarsimen
UL & Annas
Saciet Union
Ierrienan
Kurdish Rebels Attack Iran Garrison Units Reported
Kurdish rebels are reported to have attacked Iranian garrison units in a border area. The unnamed source cites ongoing insurgent activity and mentions regional military responses amid tension between Kurdish factions and Iranian security forces.
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Iran
Soviets Silent On Accusations As Parley Nears
United Press report notes Soviet silence amid mounting accusations as high level talks approach. The dispatch describes Western allies pressing for clarity on charges while Moscow cautions against premature conclusions. Diplomatic staff and observers anticipate possible shifts as negotiations unfold.
Army Navy seek pay raise to boost volunteers
The Army and Navy urged Congress to raise service pay by 2 percent to attract volunteers as draft expiration nears. Secretary Paterson told the Senate Military Affairs Subcommittee that current pay lags behind civilian earnings and threatens national defense. The hearing focused on extending the draft beyond May 15 amid global tensions.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Car Kresé
Airrvane
Welle
Civiliar John
Robert PB. Patternon
Senate Miliary Affairs
Actiy
Ainay Joos
Natonal
Senate
Crop Board Estimates Output From Planting Prospects
The Crop Board projects yields and production figures for the coming season. Projections show an average yield around 34 779 bushels per acre with various crops assessed against prior year benchmarks. Estimates include oats and cereals, comparing forecasted output to 1928 figures and noting notable changes in planned plantings and expected acreage.
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