Unemployment Claims in February Under January's Payments
Alabama February unemployment expenditures totaled 2 461 893 dollars, down 574 445 from January. Payments went to 38 465 people with 95 107 or about two thirds veterans paid from federal GI Bill funds. Veterans received 1 829 000 of the total. regular program paid 632 893 to 13 358 workers. Decline blamed on December to January claim carryover.
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Searles Youth Killed By Accidental Shot
In Tuscaloosa Alabama G W Green aged 18 of Searles died from an accidental self inflicted shotgun blast aboard a Warrior River boat. His companion Vandis Beard 20 led deputies to the body after wandering in woods for aid and found directions from a hunter. Deputies described the incident as self inflicted.
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Four Corriveau Sisters Graduate From Maine General Hospital
Four Corriveau sisters from Portland, Maine, have completed nursing training at Maine General Hospital. Velva is the latest graduate, continuing a family nursing legacy begun by Mare, now retired. Thelma served with the Army Nurse Corps in England, and Ione served in Africa and Europe with the military.
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Army Nurse Corps
Ione
U. S. Curbs Adoption of German Children
In Frankfurt AP dispatch the U S military government for Hesse says large numbers of American soldiers and their wives seek to adopt German children in the occupation zone but adoption will not be permitted until a uniform policy for the entire zone is created. A later report notes a drowning incident where a boy fell into water and was pulled out with first aid attempted before help was sought. Coroner S T Harding deemed the shooting accidental.
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Welcome Relief From Stomach Gas and Sour Food Taste
After meals you may feel bloated and nervous. the ad promotes SS S Tonic as a proven aid to increase gastric juice flow, ease sour digestion and improve appetite sleep and energy. It claims non organic stomach distress responds to the tonic and that many have benefited from using it. It emphasizes avoiding alkaline sodas and urges readers to buy SS S Tonic at drug stores.
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Livestock market mixed with circus notes and odd quotes
Chicago livestock prices show mixed weekly moves with hogs and cattle unevenly changed and several species at or near steady. A stray circus preview mentions a northward move and quirky animal antics amid improbable quotes and policy quips.
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Circus Comes Back Stronger With New Act Talent
Big Jim Haley notes a fresh lineup as the circus reels in a postwar influx of European acts. John Ringling North cites 40 new acts, with production by John Murray Anderson featuring about a hundred girls earning 40 to 130 dollars weekly.
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Political pressure over 1948 and 1990 fiscal opinions
A legislator recounts attempts by businessmen and party officials to sway his stance on the tax bill and the Congressional Budget for the budget under the Reorganization Act. He cites calls from a Michigan financier, a steel executive, and a Republican Committeeman urging reversal of his position. The House Senate dispute centers on trimming $86.1 billion from President Truman's proposed FY budget.
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Georgia Legislature Adjourns Sine Die After Turbulent Weeks
ATLANTA AP The Georgia General Assembly adjourned sine die after ten weeks of dispute over the governorship. The Senate backed a 4.5 billion dollar call, while conferees proposed a 5.25 billion dollar compromise. This session marked the first formal meeting of the Senate House budget conference group.
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Georgia Legislature Ends Session With Few Major Bills
The closing hours of the session saw a stalled effort on a new appropriations plan funding roads education hospitals and old age benefits along with a 3 percent sales tax. Gov race tensions rose as five major measures failed, while a home rule for municipalities passed enabling cities to amend charters by referendum. A white primary bill and a 12 grade state supported school system also cleared the chamber before adjournment.
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