Signals To Moon Seen Extending Control Rockets
May Gen Curtis LeMay, deputy chief for research, told the U S press that radar and satellite experiments could enable guided missile control from space. He said ultrashort radio waves overcome line of sight limits, extending range. Ground and air stations would provide navigation signals for rockets at high altitudes.
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Saaf
Washington
iPr
Army Air Forces
Massiles
Curtis BE. LeMay
Air Aawt
de Uraid
Signal Corps
LeMay
Tactical Gemini
Germany
Japan
Earth
iRain Cancels Baseball School Classes Amid Wet Weather
Weather disrupts plans for outdoor baseball school sessions led by Manager Frank Meptan. Players faced shortened drills as rain hampered practice at the stadium. talks with Birmingham prospects continue as the Dothan club seeks additions to bolster an thin outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woregias
Frank Meptan
Bettman
Wachool
Mordas
Puta
Dahl
Oan Ul
Martin
Dothan
Montgomery
Birmingham
Cizaxs SD
Car And Trailer Damaged In Wreck In Ozark
An automobile driven by Russell Lee Nichols of Selma Alabama struck the back of a house trailer, causing about 350 dollars in damage. The trailer was pulled by Charles Riley Wood Pleasant Michigan as both vehicles pulled into a filling station. No injuries were reported. State Patrolman Leonard E. Curds Jr investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Lee Nichols
Selma
Ala
Ozark
Mer
Charles Riley Wood- Pleasant
Mich
Leonard E. Curds, Jr
Peron Expected To Establish Powerful Regime
Buenos Aires reports that Juan D. Peron, Argentina's newly elected president, is seen by observers as ready to form a strong central government to push an ambitious program. The plan aims to address public services, agrarian reform, and price control amid opposition over legalizing campaign planks. Supporters compare it to British Labor with a Roosevelt influence. foes warn of a totalitarian scheme to perpetuate Peron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Peran
Moon as Reflector Shapes Spaceflight Plans
A radio report discusses using the moon as a reflector to guide rockets and spacecraft. General LeMay envisions a future where missiles reach the moon, with electrone propulsion becoming possible as power concentrates, noting the main hurdle is providing enough thrust to escape Earth's gravity.
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Moon
Lair
LeMay
Silver Star Awarded to Sgt Bryan Hasty
Sergeant Bryan Hasty of Cutubs ved earns the Silver Star as a member of the Coun gry Armored Unit for rescuing wounded, directing retreat, and defending a flank against a heavy enemy assault. Lt Geo Truscos orders the decoration, praising his dauntless actions and devotion to duty.
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Sgt
Bryan Hasty
Silver
S-Sat
Brysut
Hasty
Nix
Cutubs
Coungry
Drat
Aaciine
Jeff Mank
Dua Qurupans
Hhusty
Geo Truscos
Do Than Lions Welcome Rev Sam Shirah Speaker
Rev Sam Shirah of Brewton was guest speaker at the Do Than Lions Club meeting yesterday. Introduced by Troy I Lewis, program chairman, he spoke as Harvey Etheridge and Mrs Etheridge provided several vocal selections. Guests included Rev J F Helms of Castleberry Rev Heyward Scott of Louisville C Guy Keene of Meridian Miss A H Streyer of Atlanta and Earl Lane of Dothan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Shirah
Brewton
Dothan
Dendy to Speak on The Presbyterian Hour radio program
Dr. Marshall C. Dendy, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Orlando, will be the speaker on The Presbyterian Hour Sunday at 9 30 am on an independent Southern network. A Georgia native and graduate of Presbyterian College of South Carolina, he trained at Columbia Theological Seminary and has led several churches including Gainesville and Knoxville before his Orlando pastorate. His subject will be Man's First Quest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall C. Dendy
First Presbyterian Church
Orlando
Fla
Presbyterian
Dothan
Dendy
Georgisland
Presbyterian College of South
Gainesville
Fifth Avenue Church
Knoxville
Tenn
Continued From Page One Negotiations push to avert coal strike
Reports show talks since March 12 aim to stop a potential walkout as Lewis seeks a royalty levy on coal. Battle accuses Lewis of holding wage and hour discussions hostage for a fund-like levy, similar to Petrillo's phonograph tax. The deal center is a royalty contributing to a welfare fund with uncertain strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Witch Petrillo
Musicians’ Union
Petrillo
Father and Son Die After Robbery Attempt at Spirit Lake
The Henrys, a father and son from Quincy Indiana, were executed at a private yard stockade for killing Rupert Keechel during a December 16 robbery in Spirit Lake. They traveled by train to the scene, left with a small loot and a net loss of nine dollars, while their long crime spree ended in a fatal sentence. Joachim von Ribbentrop testified in a related wartime inquiry about Churchill and Vansittart opposing a Nazi-British pact, which could have preserved Britain’s empire and French neutrality, shaping World War II diplomacy.
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Dulbets
Dou Pe
Amides
Dawn
Pete Ateiairs
Toe
Muru
Abd
Weiss
M Aherdt
Ois
Henrys
Itegallows
Rupert W. Keechel
West Orovos
Quincy
Spirit Lake
Privcy Yard
Mernberg
Joachim von Habbentrop
Winston Churchill
Lord Vansutiert
Adolf Hitler
Great Branly
Germany
Hibbentrop
Sod Mier
Brivin
Hubbishop
Weary Vace
Germaany
Brijain
Ribbentrop
Britain
France
Lux
British
Hitler
Germany x
Churchill
Vanistiart
London
Fuehrer
Otis Harp Dies Of Head Injury
Funeral services for Otis Harp thirty of Blakely Go route five will be held at 3 p m Saturday at Halebury Methodist Church with Headland Mortuary in charge. Surviving are his wife Jess ie Help, his father J W Harp, five brothers Harvey Wilton Westarst Curtis Albert and four sisters Mattie Park Irene Barnes Claresce Danzey Rodie Spann.
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Otis Harp
Blakely
Halebury Methodist Church
Headland Mortaray
Jessie Help
J. W. Harp
Haleburg
Harvey
Wilton
Westarst Curtis
Columbus
Albert
Dothan
Mattie Park
Irene Barnes
Claresce Danzey
Rodie Spann
Fialeburs
Cottonwood Troop Renews Charter
Cottonwood Troop 24 sponsored by the Baptist Church renews the charter for another year. Ivan Smith is scoutmaster with Ogie Amon as assistant scoutmaster and A. B. Windozr. J. W Calhoun E. Durrance J.B. Smith and Chester Gilmore serve on the troop committee. Scouts are split into Wolf and Flying Eagle patrols with named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood
The
Baptist Church
Ivan Smith
Ogie Amon
A. B. Windozr
J. W Calhoun
E. Durrance
J.B. Smith
Chester Gilmore
Wolf
Keith Smith
Charles Snell
Jack Mosley
Willie Gene Barnes
Gregory Pressley
G. W. Walford
Robbie Gene Mosk
Dan Strickland
Flying Eagle
Lamar Hasty
Gene Porter
Kenneth Kirkland
David Smith
Abner Smith
Wilson Hadges
Grand Jury to Hear Assault Charge Case
Enterprise Alabama prepares for the Coffee County grand jury to review assault charges against four suspects connected to the March 20 shotgun attack that wounded two Enterprise law officers, Jule Watts and John Westbrook, and involved Leon Chiver, Rulpig Marsh, George Marsh, and Miss Rosate Cote.
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Enterprise
Ala
Coffee County Grand Jury
George Lightner
Grand Jury
Jule Watts
John Westbrook
Enterprise Law Enforcement
Rulpig
George Marsh
Leon Q
Venerable Dothan veterans event draws large orderly crowd
City leaders praised a well behaved gathering with many veterans and their wives and friends, observers noting it as one of the most successful social functions in years. Adjutant Howard Doster issued membership cards, inviting veterans to join the region, regardless of residence. A separate legal notice involved a meat sale case with B. Baler charged and posting a $12 bond.
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City Commission
Clyde Coe
Hase
Dothan
Howard Doster
The
Dothan Post
Roman
Dorkel
Baler
Buller
Army Day Proclaimed by City Commission in Dothan
City Commission President Clyde Coe proclaims April 6 1946 as Army Day in the City of Dothan Alabama urging citizens to display flags at home and in business and to show loyalty on the occasion The document notes the first year of peace and honors the Army for its role in war and peace There may or may not be a local commemorative event on Army Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Clyde Coe
City of
Dothan
Congress of the United States of America
United States
J. Clyde L. Coe
Board of City Commissioners of City
Alabama
Thornton Moody Dies Of Wound
Thornton Moody, 37, died yesterday in Jackson hospital after a self inflicted pistol shot to the head following his murder of Mrs. Ruby Oxendine Vertrees, 22, at a filling station east of here. Sheriff Gause said Moody faced his wife and two children, ages four and two. Mrs. Vertrees was the wife of Army Technical Sergeant Charles W. Vertees, on duty in Germany. Surviving: her husband, a three year old son, her parents, and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Thornton Moody
Jackson
Ruby Oxendine Vertrees
Barkely Gause
City issues numerous building permits for homes and projects
City records show nine house permits on Virginia Avenue and nine on Ashland Dive to Chapman Construction Co at $4,000 each. Additional permits include a store addition on 917 South Appletree for $1,000 to C Vann, a residence repair at 905 West Crawchard for $500 to Jack Rogers, and several other builds and facilities with varied costs to listed contractors.
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Virginia Avenue
Ashland Dive
Chapman Contraction Co
South Appletree
C. Vann
West Crawchard Street
Jack Rogers
South Range Street
Harry A. Cannon
Suto Sales and Service
West Main Street
H. Chapman
Jiwang
South Gates Street
J. W. Kirhlund
Garryson Cleaners
South Lena Street
North Park Avenue
J. S. Tindell
Trwin Avenue
Casey Arnaud
Security Cornet Sparks Denature Energy Producing Plutonium
A State Department report confirms a method to denature energy producing plutonium as an explosive. Questions arise about the feasibility, safety, and international implications of the discovery, with officials urging caution and further study.
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State Department
New Torah Scroll to Be Dedicated at Temple Emanuel
A new Torah scroll will be dedicated during the Sabbath service at Temple Emanuel, donated by Ted Bauman, Leo Bender, and Nathan Greenberg. It is the second scroll for the congregation, to be kept with the prewar European scroll in the Ark. Rabbi Alfred Wolf will preach on "Our Most Constructive Defense."
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Temple Emanuel Tia Evetty
Congregaton Emanu-El
Ted Bauman
Leo Bender
Nathan Greenberg
Europe
Alfred Wolf
House approves curbs on music union power in broadcast sector
Washington reports the House backed a Senate House conference bill to curb music union demands on radio broadcasters. The measure sets penalties for using stand-by orchestras or restricting broadcasts, with fines up to 1000 and one year in prison. Petrilli and the American Federation of Musicians faced similar accusations.
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Washington
House
Senate House
James Cresar Perillo
Senate
Petrilli
American Federation of Musicians
Unanimous council backing sought on information request to Russia and Iran
Byrnes leads a plan to secure support from all 10 sitting council members for an information request to Russia and Iran. The issue centers on Ambassador Lange and whether unanimous consent can be achieved without a formal vote or resolution, while Oppenheimer and other scientists face questions about ammunization and nuclear data sharing.
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Council
Russia
Iran
Byrnes
Fomats
Oscar Lange
Poland
Lange
Senate
Special Atomic Committee
J. R. Oppenheimer
State Department
United States
Two Kniffing Mills Study Possible Use Of Howell Building
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee chair M Brennan reports two Kniffing Mills study site Howell School property on Cherry Street as potential rotation for all branch plants. NYC and Cleveland firms own central headquarters. no bids yet, sealed bids to be opened April. Garment makers toured site earlier this week and consider a 200 worker plant. Chamber President Clyde Levern confirms no bids submitted.
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Howell School
M. Brennan
Chamber of Commerce
Cherry Street
New York City
Cleveland
Knitting Mills
Chamber
Clyde Levern
Tter
Controned From Pigs Oos: UN Council Rights Censorship Plan
A fragment discusses press freedom and UN oversight, proposing protections for foreign correspondents and limits on government censorship. It cites appeals to the United Nations Economic and Social Council, guarantees against expulsion, and possible treaty or direct censorship abatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Congress
State Department
Andrews rails at Wallace plan in FEPC dispute
Congressman Andrews called the Wallace scheme absurd and warned it could force Southern Democrats to leave the party if the FEPC backed legislation. He argued Wallace and he differ as Democrats and said Southern Congressmen could not represent their people if they voted for FEPC. He predicted the Selective Service law would be extended beyond May 15, citing low voluntary enlistments and a need for 1.9 million servicemen.
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Page Out
Andrews
Wallace
FEPC
Congressmen Speak On Veterans Aid And Bus Approval
Congressmen Andrews predicts better break for ex servicemen as government moves to pass a major bus appropriation. A VA funding package reaches about 1.0 billion dollars in a pivotal expansion, with a prior record large appropriation of 800 million in 1945. The official will address Legion barbecue events in Hartford and return to Washington next Monday.
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Andrews
Veterans Administration
Congress
Ed Dannemy
Legion
Hartford
Washington
Mandsy
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N. Oates
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Ontes
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N. Foster
Fissett
Dathan, Ala
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Jacksonville
Miami, Fla
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South Florida
BAY Line
M. C. Dendy
New Orleans
Houston County
Sterlin Peaster
Universigied
Haaadtin
Alma
New York
Brackin-Starris Applianch CO
BE. Troy St. Photre
J. I. Martin Rooling Co
Die Churchill
von Ribbentrop
Cottonwood Troop
Brackin-Harris
J. LK. Harris
Troy S
Bill Curbina
Petrillo Music Union Power
Berkeley
Houston
Howell
Harris’ Allmetal
J.L. Harris Roofing CO
Frank Jones
Logues Jewelry Store
W. Main
C. F. McLeod Tailor
Finis
Georgia
Sssein Machine Company
Slickng
Qisen
Quikat
Vance ‘Equipment Co
South Alles St
J. E. Saliba’s
Dothan Roofing & Weating CO
Ches “Cupid” Davis
Barn Dance
Old Kentucky
Tennessee
Shady Valley
Brad Malone
Curt Blair
Wanda Lee
Tom Gilbert
Virginia
Kentucky
Slim South
Tommy Steel Guitar
Wizard
Ches “Cupid
Dave
Over
Africa
A. C. Todd Jewelery Ie Faas
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