States' Rights Electors Battle Democrats in Alabama
Alabama electors who refused to back Truman in 1938 continue to clash with the National Democratic Party as the State's Rights faction fields candidates for the Democratic Executive Committee. Leaders Gesmer T McCorvey and Tom Abernethy seek reelection, with others in the slate including Robert Albritton and veteran lawmakers from the Second, Third, and Fourth districts. The split hinges on party loyalty and future control of Alabama’s Democratic machinery.
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Robert Albritton
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Edmund Blair
Pell City
John, Lake
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Walter J Mile
Elbert Boorer
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James E. Folsom
National Party
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Southeast Asia seen more explosive than Balkans
Washington writer Peter Edson surveys Southeast Asia from Korea to Afghanistan noting potential war between India and Pakistan, rising nationalist governments, Western imperial legacies, and the risk of Communist influence spreading via arm shipments and overseas Chinese communities.
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Pakistan
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Burma
Thailand
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Southeast Asia
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China enters a divided stance on communism and Southeast Asia ties
The text discusses reactions to the Chinese Communist government, noting initial recognition by some powers, hesitation by the United States, and emerging offers of friendship from India and Burma. It highlights fears over Chinese embassies within borders and the difficulty of forming a Southeast Asia pact amid shifting regional sentiment and a new government in China.
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India
Burma
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Young Geneva Artist To Present Sculpture Exhibit At API
Jean Woodham a Geneva born sculptor now based in New York City will open a one week exhibit in the Library of the School of Architecture and Arts at Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Known as Jest Woodham her work is shown in Alabama Polytechnic Institute Bennington College Butler Art Institute and many others. The exhibit marks her rise in New York art circles and follows recent fellowships and international mentions.
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York City
Syracuse
Museum of Fine Arts
Alabama — Polytechnic Institute
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Butler Art Institue
Yeoungstown
Ohio
Daytona Art Institute
University of Alabama
Misa Woodham
Artists Equity Associaon
Clay Club Sculpture Center
New York
University of Illinois
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Neal Kinley
Auburn
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Jean Woodham
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
School of Architecture and Arte
Jest Woodham
Geneva
J L Carraway
New York City
America
Jacques Lehnter
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