House Prepares For Big Attack On Foreign Aid
President Truman appeals to Congress from Key West retreat to approve the 3.1 billion foreign aid request for the next year. Lawmakers clash over the European Recovery Program and related funds while Republicans and Democrats press for changes and economy cuts.
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Barney L. Livingstone
House of
Truman
Cube
Key West Vacaton
Mr. Truman
Gore
China
Ars
Cox D.dai
Tera
CROIA
UN Talks Hint At China Seat Shakeup In UN
The United Nations faces a potential shift as eight U S members recognize Maoist China and may back ousting Chiang Kai-shek in the Transport and Communications Commission. Britain and another nation might abstain rather than decide, while Russia may leave the Human Rights Commission. Attitudes toward a social security council and a peace plan surface as Cold War tensions persist.
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Bruce W. Main
Maere
World Organization
Britain
Transport and Communications Commission
Trygve Lit
Carine P Romulo
UN General Assembly
Tastalaht
UN Securite Conneilsoraion
United States
RED Cross
Wheelchair Patients Married In Florida
An 8% year-old man and a 4 Threat-ob man were married yesterday in Tampa Florida. Arthur Cameron, Canadian-born Rastist, and Flora Tee Harpaille Tony wed in a ceremony at a local home. The couple had met five years earlier, and Cameara has been aaehetic for one year following an injury that required a wheelchair.
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Tampa
Rts
Arthur Cameron
Flora Tee Ee Harpaille
Tony
Forces Rally To Defend Acheson Against Senate Attacks
President Truman marshals Administration allies to shield Secretary of State Acheson from GOP defiance in the Senate. He talks with Edges and contacts top leaders to coordinate a unified response, signaling support for Acheson amid new criticisms.
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Ernest 2. Vaccaro Key
Wiis T. Fr
Truman
Senate
Acheson
State Department
Edges
KNH
Thia
White House
Barkley
Rayburn
Luccas
House
McCormack
Sinly
Frank Pare
Gordon Gray
Peanut Farmers File Individual Gripes With PMA Officials
Hogan Counts peanut farmers filed complaints with the Production and Marketing Administration in Houston County about a 30 8 reduction in 1930 acreage. David F. Snell, chair, said a small number of complaints are expected and any unfair reductions may be appealed to a special review board. The PMA awaits state guidance on Alabama and Texas acreage increases and corrected allotments will be mailed after instructions. Page 2.
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ED Driggers
David F. Snell
Houston County Committee
Snell
Special Review Board
PMA
Alabama
Congress
Houston County
Texas
Yugoslavs Re Elect Marshal Tito's Party
Belgrade reports show Yugoslavia’s election produced weak turnout with about 16 percent in many areas and a small margin for Marshal Tito’s People’s Front. The government said Romanian forces opened fire at the frontier, near Danube towns, in a failed bid to disrupt Yugoslavia’s first general election since 1945.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
13- Ue
Moscow
Cominform
Ministry of Information
Danube
Thdogeva
Hetina
Ths
Commuunique
Stassen to Speak at Florida Meeting
Harold Stassen president of the University of Pennsylvania will address WO executives at the American Drug Manufacturers Association meeting in Boca Raton. Other speakers include Dr. A Means of Harvard Medical School Lt General Walter Bedell Smith and Admiral William H. Blandy in the coming days of the event.
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Boca Raton
Fla
Harold Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
American Drug Manufacturers Association
Dr. 2
A Means
Jackson
Harvard University
Walter Bedell Sreith
U. 3
Risrit
Wiliam H. Blandy «Reta
Health Information Foundation
Latti
State Department
Lattimore
Associated Tocast
Hia
Carwarthy
Hla
Deta
Walter Hines Page
Johns Hopkins
Bi McCarthy
Senate
Ownlahons Aubcommitttee
Lattamore
FBI
McCarthy
J. Edgar Hoover
J. Howard McGrath
Exchange Club Hosts Jaycee Leader Wednesday Luncheon
The Dothan Exchange Club plans a noon luncheon at the Houston Hotel to host Casper and Jaycee national leader Clifford D. Cooper a 42 year old Texan born Tulsa resident now based in Alhambra California Cooper a vice president of the Western Jaycee organization is branded as a leading young industrialist He rose from 50 cent an hour assembler line work to national Jaycee roles including two decades of committee chairmanship and past national vice presidency specifics note a page 2 continuation.
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Cotton
Chamber of Commerce
Cliford D. Cooper
Cooper
Tulsa
Olivas
National Jaycee
Wintreath Puro Jeanne
Alhambra
Cull
West Coast
Houston Hote
Dothan Exchanse Club
Casper Amd
Jayces
Chattey Colege
Onteno
Calif
Puscdens
City College
University of ‘Texas
Jaycee
Dirweter
Tuma
Winds Sweep Wiregrass With High Gusts Across Region
Weather fronts from a general squall swept across the Wiregrass and state, damaging trees and utilities. In Dothan a large oak fell on a car injuring no one, while high voltage lines were torn down. Dozens of gusts exceeded 70 mph at times, with alerts from Weather Bureau and civil aviation offices.
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Dothan
North Appletree Street
H. A. Lynto
Synco
Western Union
Eagle
Civil Aeronaucics
Municipal
Montgomery
U.S. Weather Bureau
Bir Teay
Meridian
Miss
Air Force
Maxivell Nonse
MacDill Field
Pia
Dannelly Field
Louisiana
Mississippi
Jackson
Misa
Weather Bureau
Pheba
West Point
Mars
High Court Upholds Conviction of Dennis
The Suigress Court upheld Eugene Dennis’s contempt conviction for defying a subpoena before the House Un American Activities Committee. Seven federal workers were on the jury. Dennis received a four year prison term and a fine of 100. Justice Minton delivered the decision with Justices Black and Frankfurter dissenting.
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Washington
Eugene Dennis
American Communist Party
Dennis
Dustere Minton
Black
Frankfurter
Clark
Douglas
Minton
Vinson
Jackson
Reed. Burton
Lattimore Brushes Off Red Spy Charges as Moonshine
GOP Senators push for a nonpartisan survey of foreign aid after the Marshall Plan ends in 1982. Taft and Vandenberg urge an impartial commission to study U S obligations to democratic partners, with focus on future aid and global leadership.
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Lattimore
GOP
Jack Bell
Washington
Senate
Ohio
Vandenberg
America
Taft
Truman
Paul G. Hoffman
State Department
Vandenoerg
Commission
Lirgaryen Lanssunsmit
Owen Lattimore
McCarthy
Russia
United States
Associated Press
Afghanistan
United Nations
Wisconsin
Strike In Protest Of Arms Shipments Paralyzes French Ports
In Paris a Communist led争 dock strike protested American arm shipments halting traffic in major French ports. Up to 25,000 CGT dockers quit for 24 hours while guards patrolled and police aided loading at Marseille. Some ports saw non Communist workers report for duty as labor action broadens amid anti arms shipment stance. The USS Miller call at Le Havre was cancelled as the strike expanded.
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Paris
Marceille
le Havre
Bordeaux
Marseille
Indo-China
Els
Reunion
Bizerte
French North Africa
Confederate flag raised in Blakely over unclear reason
Townspeople raised a Confederate flag in Blakely amid confusion over who ordered it. Carataker Lewis Nash declined to discuss the motive. The note recalls Gen. Sherman’s march through Georgia to the sea.
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Blakely
Slarely
Lewis Nash
Siete
Sherman
Georgia
States' Rights Observers To Mark Third Birth Anniversary
Jackson Mississippi United Press reports lead figures in the States Rights Democratic Party plan a May 10 policy meeting in Jackson to observe the group's third anniversary. Gov Ben Laney Arkansas party chairman will preside with Governors Strom Thurmond and Fielding Wright in attendance. The event aims to set the group's stance amid lingering coalition rumors.
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Wright
National Democratic Party
Eddresa
Jackson Wreck Kills Two Men
Marianna special report details a highway crash near the airport that killed Sheriff Ernest Barnes son-in-law Mathis Pittman and Eugene A Rogers. Hamilton, 28, of Grand Ridge, hospitalized under guard on double manslaughter charges. two wives injured. Funeral services set at Covered church with J. W. Rose officiating. Basil Bascom Cemetery.
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Marianna
Hirmiton
Grand Ridge
Pittman
Rogers
Barnes
Merianne
Greenwood Uipway
Hamilton
Pittmans
R. E. Hamrick
Tovedale Besings Church
Ips
Bsq
J. W. Rose
C. A. Garner
Bascom Cemetery
Kingate
Lucy
Iris Pitman
Quincy
J. G. Pittmen
John Henry
Luther
Coby
Julius Pittman
Owen Rogers
Chattahoochee
Sam
Marion
Bascom
Vida Newsome
Funeral plans for judge's mother in Florida
Mrs Julia Bidtea Thom as 85, mother of Floride Supreme Court Justice Elwyn Thomas, died after a long illness. A pioneer resident of Fort Pierce she settled there 58 years ago after moving from Carrollton, IL. She and her family first grew and shipped pineapples in Florida. Survived by daughters Mrs Edwin Colean and Mrs Edwin Radinsky of Fort Pierce and brother Charles H Eldred of Cartollten.
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Julia Bidtea Thomas
Ploride
Supreme Court
Elwyn Thomas
Florida
Thomas
Carrollton
Eldred
Indian River
Tlnnels
Cocoa
Besore Justice Thomas
Edwin Colean
Edwin Radinsky
Ft. Pierce
Charles H. Eldred
Cartollten
Teachers All Set for Dothan Four Day Cooking School
The four day Food Pageant Cooking School opens tomorrow at the Martie Theatre in Dothan. Miss Edalene Stohr, home economist from the National Live Stock and Meat Board, and Miss Malanly DePratt lead the event. Focus lies on meat cookery with lessons on cuts, moist and dry heat methods, proper temperatures, and practical meal planning.
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Dothan
Martie ‘Theatre
Edalene Stohr
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Vssant
Malanly DePratt
Solon Denies Papers Taken From Committee
A congressional hearing on alleged subversive lists references the American Slav Congress. An FBI undercover source says letters were left in a committee room after a witness period. The testimony details years of covert activity aimed at exposing colleagues.
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Washington
SBS
House
Dga
Un-American
Connie
Burke Myatety
Cap-itol Hill
Congress
Justices
Department
American Slav Congress
FBI
Cermunittee
Saturdey
Crovidedy
Navy Court Martial For Big Mo Skipper Delayed To Thursday
Navy proceedings for two officers charged in the Missouri grounding were postponed to Thursday. Lt. Cmdr. Morris and Cmdr. Bulliet faced potential punishment after a court of inquiry found confusion and blame around the ships grounding in fog and mud near Guam. Brown, the Missouri’s captain, took responsibility while noting the ship’s loss and the crew’s efforts to regain an active battleship.
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Navy
Big Mo
Norfolk, Ve
Missouri
Aes
D. Brown
John Buliett
Frank G. Morris
Allen F. Smith
Nevy Lew
Sona BE
Warr
Brown
Wan
Mussouri
Rae Service
New York City Experiences Three Days Of Rain
The AP reports persistent rainfall in New York City over a three day stretch. Forecasts suggest continued showers through the weekend with elevated aim to replenish dry conditions.
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New York City
New York
Nature Serms
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