Stassen Fire At Trumen As President Attacked
WEW YORK AP Stassen denounces President Trump as the worst, calling him the cleverest politician to occupy the White House. He labels Trump a puppet and cites methods of attacks on opponents, claims for improvements, dodging blame, and marshaling votes through organization. The speech blames the presidency on the Kansas City school approach.
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WEW York
Harald B. Stassen
White House
Conarcan
Pressen
America
Kendergest
Kansa City
Ataesen
62 Countries Asked To Outlaw A-Bombs
The International Committee of the Red Cross urged the United States, Russia, and eight other nations to speed a treaty banning atomic weapons and air directed missiles. Committee President Pat Ruegger said a note sent April 15 sought early government replies, though some had not yet responded.
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Geneva
Switzerland
International Committee of the Red Cross
United States
Russia
Pat Ruegger
Sone
State Department experts clash with Marshall Plan view
The article reports that officials including Pa Hoffman predicted a Soviet crackdown in Eastern Europe could collapse Soviet control, while 11 State Department experts disagreed. Hoffman spoke to the U S Chamber of Commerce warning that unseating Soviet power would occur in his lifetime, amid congressional backing for defense funding and calls to extend the draft as a key Cold War measure.
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State Department
Pa Hoffman
Europe
Hoffman
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Vinsent
D-Ga
Fense Armed Vices Committee
Rermands
Government records show worst quarterly peacetime deficit in U S history
The text compares deficits and spending across fiscal years. It notes a record scope for a single quarter in peacetime and cites past years from 1820s to 1925 with figures around eight to nine billion dollars. It mentions April expenditures and a 1825 surplus amid long-term government cost trends.
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United States
Local Election Results by Beat and Board Race
In Beat Five J H Selpeg led with 38 votes over untested M D L Thom ley who had 57. Beat Six E E Sellers won with 287 votes against J W McCardie with 84. Beat Seven J C Parsons pulled 88 votes to defeat Clarence D Smith who had 72. In three way race for two County Board of Education seats William A Womack and J B Dowling won with E W Nash losing. Womack 3 974 Dowling 3 706 Nash 1 Ionas in all three races.
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J. H. $Elpeg
M.D. L. Thomley
E. E. Sellers
J. W. McCardie
J. C. Parsons
Clarence D. Smith
Womack
Dowling
Nash
Ionas
FEPC Fight Slated To Start Monday
Washington AP report says the FEPC fight to prohibit job discrimination against Negroes and others will begin next Monday. Senate Democratic leadership set two dates to bring up the controversial measure, with policy heads planning Friday action and no extended weekend delay.
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Washington
FEPC
Senate
Senate Democrat
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Lucas of
Hines
Cottonwood Accident Hurts Bicycle Rider
Thomas F. Perry, 42, of Ira, was struck by a car yesterday afternoon on Highway 212 in Cottonwood while bicycling. He suffered fractures and other injuries. condition improved to good. Driver Sterling Snellgrave, 27, of Dothan route four, charged with careless driving after swerving to avoid Perry.
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Thomas F. Perry
Cottonwood
Sterling Snellgrave
Dothan
Brooks
Perry
Highway 212
Brooks and
Farmers Hunt Bobcat After Boy Is Hurt
Newburgh area report says a bobcat leaped from a tree and attacked two boys and two dogs. George Sannk, five, sustained bites to his right arm and left shoulder while his brother Michael, six, helped drive off the animal with a stick.
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Newburgh
Harmer
Keathy Campbell
George Sannk
Michael
Japanese Occupation Policy and Allied Base Use
The document outlines measures to prevent a revival of Japanese militarism and assigns Allied forces to take over fixed installations and dispose of them per Allied decisions. MacArthur is named Supreme Commander charged with protecting UN interests. The text notes no further details on American use of bases, with initial claims of air and naval bases to protect occupying forces, later deemed essential for unarmed Japan.
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Macarthur
United Nations
U. S
Japan
Incomplete Jackson County Returns Shape Runoffs
Unofficial totals from Jackson County show Armas E. Lewis leading State Senate with 2 30 votes and facing E T Denmark who had 1 818. incumbents Cr ford and Curtis Ellerbee trail. House races show Hugh Dukes 2 599 and William N. Moore 2 030 advancing. Clark 104. Fedowa 1414. County Attorney incomplete counts cite Mayhall reelected by 66 over Hays Lewis Jr. School Board races note McDaniel over Taylor 2 846 to 2 653. Railroad Commission Group One led by King 3 644 with Albritton 1 532 and Wainwright 982. Group Two of nth Mission saw Boyette 4 146 and Carter 3 221.
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Jackson County
Armas E. Lewis
State Senate
E. T. Denmark
Cr.ford
Curtis Ellerbee
Wankard
Proser
House of Representatives
Hugh Dukes
William N. Moore
Tunoff
Merrell C. Clark
E. M. Fedowa
Rouse
Charles L. McFarlin, Jr
J. Tre Peacock
Thamas V. Towle
Clyde F. Mayhall
Hays Lewis, Jr
E. C. McDaniel
Dalton Taylor
Railroad Commission
King
Albritton
Wainwright
Nth
Boyette
Carter
Local election results show mixed Henry and Geneva County outcomes
Duke re elected representative Jesse B Adams with 1 977 votes while Sheriff TR Dykes won 2 583. In Dale District Three J Rem Newman defeated Houston Heath 395 to 190. GENEVA COUNTY results vary with Register and Boswell leading solicitor races. Hart Ford UNopposed school board seat. Gordon Persons leads governor race in Colfer.
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Duke
Jesse B. Adams
W. C. Borland
TR Dykes
Iain P Gambe
Stevitt
Hays
Goodwin
Rex Hayes Poling
Mike Soltie
Theurdie
Dale
Thurman D. Delaney
Julius
L. Palmer
Henry
Hamm
Beck
Dement
Bell
DuBose
Henderson
Sparks
Boozer
Farnell
Money
Stapp
Connor
Newton
G. B. Mathison
L. H. Adama
Kenner Boxley
Martin
Farmer Leg Espy
Espy
J. L. Corbitt
Harreth Danzey
Ace
Shetitt W. P. Register
Ea Boswell
Roland Faulk
Jack Anderson
Board of Education
Hartford
Earles C. Smith
T. M. Wieks
Ted
Smith Phillip Hamm
Colfer
Gordon Persons
Hel
Begk
Gordon
Mitt
Lawrence McNeil
Tau Meres
Paul
Average interval points to simulated combat chaos
The report notes an average interval in Swarm er ran over four with simulated combat conditions blamed. Heavy wart equipment hindered unloading compared to standard civilian packs. Officers say air supremacy must be clear over the area before a tactical airlift can occur, while a minority argues radar inadequacy may stall near term operations.
Chest Group Elects Dunseth President
Charles Dunseth was elected president of Dolkan's United Chest, Inc. at a caltec meeting. John J. Martin became vice-president and general chairman for the second drive. L. J. Thomas Jr. was named treasurer and Mrs. Gur Fail secretary. Al Flowers Jr. was named special gifts chairman. Outgoing officers serve until October.
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Dolkan
United Chest, Inc
Caltec
WF Beck
Beck
Lintit Nw Etck
John J. Martin
Seconei
L. J. Thomas, Jr
Election Day Arrests In City See Nine Bookings
Nine persons were booked by city police yesterday as election day excitement produced seven public drunkenness charges and two vagrancy arrests. The city reported two minor accidents inside limits with no injuries.
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Bof Fer
Unclear Election Totals Read From Fragmented Ballot Line
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple political races with candidate names and vote tallies including Vernon L. Stohn Frank Stewart Jimmy Hitchcock C. C. Owen and others for various offices such as Commissioner of Agriculture Public Service Commissioner and Justice of the Supreme Court. Data appears incomplete and mix of districts and vote counts.
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Vernon L. Stohn
W. J. Terry
Floyd D. Dotson
Agricultur
Frank Stewart
WV. Mitchell
John Morgan Flower, Jr
Public Service
Price
Jimmy Hitchcock
C. P. Lee
C. C
Jack) Owen
Howell Turner
Supreme Court
Ind ‘Brown
M. B. Grate
District races highlight Florida primary results
In the Second District Charles E Bennett of Jacksonville and William C Lantaff of Miami emerged as contenders. Lantaff defeated former Rep Pat Cannon, who had four terms before losing to Smathers in 1946. State Attorney Chester B McMullen led four opponents in the First District, signaling a possible runoff on May 23. Rep J Jardin Peterson did not seek renomination. No major state officers were at stake in yesterday's primary.
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Charles E. Bennett
Jacksonville
William C. Lantaff
Miamistar
Smathers
Pat Cannon
Chester B. McMullen
Clearwater
J. Jardin Peterson
Races and Trade Figures Highlight 1930 Outlook
The record lists candidate tallies for several races and names three committee contenders Houston Countries Covington and Oakley of the States Righters and Horn of the Loyalists. It notes an estimated 104 million animal hides and skins worldwide will be needed in 1930 to meet U S demand for shots leather and related products.
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G. C. Hughes
Jack Bridges
Gus Deese
Neil Davin
Lister Brunson
Houston
Covington and
Oakley
Horn
America
Electric Firms Rally Against Public Power Push
Washington witnesses a lobby briefing by the American Electric Companies Association voicing sharp opposition to public power expansion. Executives from Montana to New England decry federal plans, arguing private firms deliver current at lower cost and warn against redundancy, with declarations of shortages and underdeveloped capacity in some regions.
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NEAL
Natonal Association of Electic Companies
Transcnisson
Puretti J.smith
DAE
Loubdy
Walt
Covelte
Vier
Montana Power Co
Rocky Mourns
Corete
Aye
Comepanica
Arta
Rigay
Albert A. Cree
Central Vermont
Public Servic Corp
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Robert H. Gerees
Pacific Gas and Electric
1Co
California
Central Valley
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IPGLE
John Dortz
Pacitic Power
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Bonneville
Grand Toten
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Oregom Ani
Columbia
Louis V. Sutton
Peeling Power and Light
Esignate
Edironic Institute
Youtheast
Electris
Ion
Guntee- Hooper River
Awiton
Columbia, S.C. Electri
Govern
Sulton
Frank Wilkex
Southwestern Gav
Fiertriv Co
Shreveroft
Indusry
Girl Scouts State Training Session at Outdoor UiuHng
Girl Scout leaders and prospective leaders will attend a state training session next Tuesday from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m at Outdoor UiuHng station. Executive Director Andrews announced the event. Demonstrations in wilderness cooking and nature trails will be held. a small plate supper is planned.
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UiuHng
Fox
Edey Speing
Niss Welz Andrews
Mise Andrews
Commission Delays Board Appointment
The Board of Education vacancy remains open after the commission failed to meet at 1:30 a.m. The panel will reconvene tomorrow to formally accept the Recreation Board’s choice of W. D. Rip Hewes as city recreation director, effective June 1.
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Bard of Education
Cry Commission
Schoo
Marion Hadahan
Omer
Jake Adkine
Tommorrow
Recreation Board
W. D
Rip’ Hewes
Hewes
Probation Officer Arrives In Dothan
Buford Lawrence of Deatsville, appointed by the State Pardon and Parole Board, arrives to assume duties as probation officer for the Dothan district. He fills the vacancy caused by a death and will oversee five Southeast Alabama counties from an office at the courthouse.
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Buford Lawrence
Deatsville
Dothan
State Pardon and Parole Board
Earl R. Wilson
Lawrence
Alabama
Political clash over federal civil rights methods in Congress
The debate mirrors the committee fight, with both sides opposing the measures. The Hil Sparkman faction argues the fight can be waged within Democratic ranks in Congress, while Righters led by Gessner T. McCorvey push a setup like the 1948 Alabama split from the Democratic Party.
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Sippi
Lewisiang
Hil-Sparkman
Congress
Democratic Party
Sas
Gessner
T. McCorvey
Mobile
Prevent State Committee
Alabama
Deaths in Wiregrass region
Funeral services for Mrs E. Keel, age sixty seven, were held yesterday afternoon at the Healan Avenue Baptist Church with Rev A D Zhi cen and Rev Mare Oae Nae officiating. Surviving are three daughters Mrs B Boenon and Mrs E A Mercer of Han, and Mrs E Mercer of Han. four sons Reyraoda and Ralph LeRoy Keel of Sidney Keel, Auburn. two grandchildren. Also a brother J Ready of Penema chi.
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Puneraz
BB. Keel
Heaalana Avenue
A. D. Zhicen
Mare Oae
Ware
Mra. B. Boenon
Bina
Bina. E. Mere Mrs. E A. Mercer
Han
Ong
Reyraoda
Ralpheh LeRoy Keel
Sidney Keel
Auburn
A. D. Catton
Mire Rx Wet Teese
Dothan
J. Ra Ready
Penemachy
British Queen Launches Ark Royal Aircraft Carrier
Queen Elizabeth launches Britain's 36,600-ton Ark Royal, the latest heavy carrier and successor to the wartime fleet. The ship, featuring jet aircraft and long-range bomber support, expands Britain's carrier strength to seven and is prepared for sea duty.
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Ark Royal
Jong Batthwagon
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