Big Guns Rip Reds Massing Along Border
AP dispatch from Korea reports Communist forces massed along the 38th parallel with 99,000 Reds in defense near the border. Allied artillery and air strikes pound central and western fronts while South Korean troops advance near the 38 line amid heavy rain and difficult terrain.
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Atomic Spy Trial Heads to Jury in Espionage Case
The Nagasaki bomb leaks case ends defense pause as Judge Kaufman readies jury. Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and Morton Sobel stand accused of conspiracy to transmit American atomic secrets. Key witness Greenglass testified while the defense fought seven motions.
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Los Alamos
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Philadelphia
Harry Gein Fuchs
Eevee
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Greenginas
Casualties Rise Amid Ongoing Incidents Reported
Fragmentary report notes 165 casualties with 4 dead and 6 wounded. Details unclear, but counts include 11 rising and 15 injured in recent incidents.
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Professional Worker For USO To Direct Activities In City
The reactivated USO will begin here Friday with Abraham Feitelberg arriving to place a professional worker on the job. Drury Flowers says a USO committee will operate under a slightly altered system with seven national supporters continuing aid. The Jewish Welfare Board, among those aiding, will handle USO duties in Dothan with nonsectarian services and an arrangement to lease the Dothan Recreation Center on North Cherry Street for white men, with equal facilities for Negroes at the Recreation Center facilities.
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French President Arrives in U S for Vital Parley
Vincent Auriol, first French head of state to visit the United States, arrived aboard the French liner Île de France amid a harbor salute and a Marseillaise. He and his party, greeted by Maj. Gen. Vaughan and others, planned talks in Washington to address security and liberty after a formal welcome on Liberty Island.
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Harry H. Vaughan
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Grover Whate
Efy
Paul
Robert Schuman
Washington
Congress
U S May Test Atom In Arctic To Get Line On Soviet Climate
United States scientists plan Arctic atomic tests to study climate and military effects ahead of any potential Soviet action. The Pentagon discusses submarin e and shallow underwater detonations, with Bikini and Eniwetok as key sites. Authorities note logistical challenges and legal boundaries in Alaska and the Aleutians.
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Chee Alamo
Vinson Sees Draft-UMIT Okay as Pentagon Fears Ease
WASHINGTON UP Chairman Carl Vinson said he is confident the House will pass the draft universal military training bill with minimal crippling amendments. Defense Secretary Marshall voiced astonishment at shifting public sentiment against defense buildup as Vinson noted the world situation is more serious than last November. The plan lowers the draft age to 18 i? and 19 and creates a postemergency UMIT program for men 18 3 2 to 19. Budget figures from Frederick Lawton show the 1982 budget at 71.8 billion with limited room for cuts, about a billion possible from nonessential items.
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Betting Czar Charged With 26 Violations
Kansas City news reports taPy-Setues J Carroll, a St. Louis betting commissioner, charged with 24 counts of failing to report payments over $600 to bettors and two counts of failing to file annual lists under section 147 of the Internal Revenue Code. Each count carries up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine. potential total penalties reach 26 years and $28,000.
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Sam M. Wear
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Hayes Chair Factory Destroyed By Blaze
A fire destroyed Hayes Chair Factory in New Brockton owned by J. K. and Richard Hayes. Firefighters arrived as the blaze was out of control. origin undetermined. Coroner Wilton Holman ruled a death at an Abbeville incident an accident.
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Abbeville Fire Quells Blaze As Moving Sleeps Through Smoke
Moscow reports say officials accuse moving crews of failing to wake during a blaze described as an aviation operation against Russia. The Abbeville Fire Department extinguished the fire in an American building. Graveside rites were to be held at Abbeville City Cemetery at 2 PM with Rev. Ennis Sel officiating. Burial directed by Headland Memorial. Survivors include relatives in Henry County.
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New Price Order Slated To Level Retail Food Cost
Government teams move to regulate about 6 percent of grocery store items under OPS orders. The plan fixes ceiling markups for categories like canned goods and coffee while excluding bread dairy and fresh produce. Officials expect more rollbacks than increases as costs shift and aim to stabilize prices. Defense mobilization chief Wilson seeks extra funding to sustain production and civilian supply amid Korea era inflation.
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United States Urges Military Buildup by Latin Republics
The United States pressed 21 American republics to rapidly strengthen armed forces for collective defense against Moscow. Three resolutions urged stronger defense plans via the Inter American Defense Board, UN-backed action to curb aggression, and peaceful dispute settlements, with aims to boost raw materials production and curb communism.
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Senate Probers Map Anti Crime Measures
Senate Crimin Investigating Committee weighs extending its probe beyond March. Tobey presses for longer inquiry while Kefauver favors shutting down. dispute centers on a federal crime commission. Committee reports admission by James Brinje about connections to the Gloveland Syndicate.
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Taft backs single measure to move troops to Europe
Senator Taft urged a single bill to authorize four more American divisions to join two already in Europe under Eisenhower. The move aims to gain Senate and House consent before further troop deployments, with supporters noting potential closeness in votes despite foreseen opposition from some.
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Keen Competition For Fat Stock Show Draws Entries
Keen competition looms for the Tri States Fat Stock Show next month as official entry lists indicate strong participation. Geneva and Henry County farm club members plan to show calves under Coffee County and Dale County banners, with 4H and FFA youths from multiple routes and towns among those listed.
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Elba
Albert Lee
Elna
Ray Hassey
Elva
Earl Kerdex Crosk
Three Auto Makers Abolish Spare Tire Policy
DETROIT UP General Motors Chrysler and Nash Motors announced removal of the spare tire from all new automobiles asserting cost and weight reductions. Other firms were seen following as the move aims to streamline production and reduce per car equipment costs amid industry-wide shifts.
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86th ORC Battalion: Army duty call for training move
Company B Brewton and Company C Trey to join 86th ORC after entering active service. The battalion will relocate to New Mexico for training. Primary mission focuses on construction and maintenance of roads.
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