Jewish Agency Hears Chance At U N Palestine Debate
In Flushing New York the United Nations debated hearing the Jewish Agency in the General Assembly political committee amid a six resolution push to allow Jewish spokesmen. The US shifted to back one compromise while Arab Committee leaders also seek a hearing before the assembly as delegates await a plenary vote.
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Flushing
N. Y
Geeral Assembly
U. N
United States
U. S
Jewith Agency
Avor
Warren R. Austin
Alexander Cadogan
Arab High Committee For Palestine
Assembly
Arab League
Palestine
Jewish Agency
Arab Committee
Jamali el Husseini
Grand Mufti
Jerusalem
Los Angeles Police Probe Four Victim Slayings In City
Los Angeles detectives press ahead with scientific methods to solve the serial killings tied to five women. Evidence includes a bloodstained T shirt partial fingerprints shredded clothing and a damaged auto mirror suggesting a brief contact before the victim Dorothy Montgomery was slain by strangulation near a vacant lot. Investigators link the latest death to earlier cases including Elizabeth Short the Black Dahlia and note Montgomery left her home Friday night to meet a man, with the time of death placed within an hour of her disappearance.
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Los Angeles
Sherill
Doothy Montgomery
Fred Wolfe
Sheriff's Criminology Section
L. Seer Sutton
honWade
Sutton
Norris Stensland
Los Angeles City
Policver
Elizabeth Short
Jeanne French
Evelyn Winters
Blood Trail May Lead To Arrest Of Liquor Store Thief
Andalusia reporters describe state and county officers tracing a burglar who broke into State Liquor Store No. 40 last week, stole seven cases and a pint of whiskey, entering via a broken front door and sustaining a leg cut. Blood stains are guiding investigators as they pursue the suspect.
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Andalusia
Jol Burton
Alabama Department of Public Safety
eVere
Burtun
25 Minor Cases On County Court Docket In Houston
About 25 misdemeanor cases were set for trial in Houston County Court today with Probate Judge Albert Logue presiding. Most charges included breach of the peace reckless driving no drivers license assault and battery and petty larceny. Clerks expected the session to conclude this afternoon.
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Houston County
Albert Logue
Complaints Filed In Automobile Thefts
Richard Griffen of Houston County faces charges in a theft case tied to a car loss involving a local owner. Henry P. Hol filed against Manley U Bruner alleging the removal of a car valued at 1060 dollars known to be insured. Sheriff Wait Camera and Bruner were arrested in Orleans and brought to Dothie to face the charge. he was later released on bond.
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Richard
Griffen
Houston
Agaust Legis
Autehiuson
Grand Dataway
Hany P. Hol Hae
Manley U. Bruner
Sherff
Bruner
Mey Orleans
Dothuie
Awards Highlight Editorials and Fire Tragedy of 1946
The Associated Press notes a fatal hotel fire that claimed 99 lives, and William H. Grimes of The Wall Street Journal wins for distinguished editorial writing. Brooks Atkinson of The New York Times earns the drama prize, Robert Penn Warren takes the novel award for All the King’s Men, while no play prize is awarded.
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Atlana
Associated Press
Wat
William H. Grimes
The
Wall Street Journal
Brooks Atkinson
Moscow
New York Times
Soviet Union
Robert Penn Warsen
City officials debate department head rules and compromise
Commissioners and lawmakers clash over whether department heads should be included in civil service protections. Hardwick and Ayres press for public accountability while Malone and Bresnan favor compromise. The Eagle editorial proposal suggests firing with or without cause plus public hearings, prompting discussions on discharge authority and appeals.
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Coe
Hardwick
Ayrea
Civil Service
Ayres
Withon
Malone
Horace Hall
the Eagle
Border Line
Rich
Aeival Service Board
Hardwack
Lim
Hash
Mardwich
Hye
Tae
Wright
Cottuiaathoner Bresnan
Tadwack
Hall Nen
Tas
More Join Truman's Lower Price Drive Gains Backing
Washington AP report on the administration moral suasion campaign for lower prices gaining new supporters over the weekend. Joseph Kolodny of the National Association of Wholesalers endorses price reductions at all levels while housing officials push for action to cut costs in housing materials. The National Planning Association and U.S. Chamber of Commerce note shared blame but caution against simplistic price cuts in a competitive market.
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Washington
Truman
National Association of Wholesalers
Bis
Joseph Kolodny
Raymond M. Foley
Frank R. Creedon
The
National Planning Association
B. Ness
Association
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Unua Businessmien
Livestock prices mixed across Alabama Georgia markets
AP and USDA reports show eight major auction yards in Alabama Georgia Florida and Tennessee sold about 200 cattle 150 calves and 1409 hogs. Hog prices mostly steady to 50 cents higher. cattle and calf bids varied with weights and quality across regions.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Mouiing
Titan
Gore
Iusy
Izu
Frei
Isaac Hollis Dies At Home Of A Son
Funeral services were held for Isaac Hollis eighty eight who died at the home of a son E H Hollis on Dothan route five after a long illness at Pilgrim Rest Church with Rev W M Burh and Rev Joan Allen Smith officiating Burial followed in the church cemetery Ward Wilson directing Surviving are three sons a daughter a sister and many grandchildren including E H Hollis M B M Hollis H A Hollis Mrs J W Gilbert Mrs Henry Newton plus eighteen grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren Active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed.
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Isaac Hollis
E. H. Hollis
Dothan
Jong
J. W. Gilbert
Henry Newton
Cottonwood
Eugene
Hugh
Clarence
Charles
Cody Hollis
W. R. Gilbert
Ted Dalton
L. A. Carroll
Alto Casey
Charlie Cox
Thomas Russell
M.S. Spano
Wallace Malone
Albert Logue
Joe Sanders
Marshall Accused Of Distorting Facts In Moscow Coverage
Izvesida accuses U S Secretary of State George C Marshall of a distorted appraisal in a radio address about the Moscow Foreign Ministers Conference. The piece also faults Joan Foster Dilles for distorting the facts in her conference summing up.
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Moscow
Izvesida Today
U. S
George C. Marshall
Joan Foster Dilles
Marshall
Tavestia
Council of Foreign Ministers
Veterans and families cope with trailer living on aid
The piece describes veterans and their families in garage-like trailer homes near Gary. It notes a $90 monthly government education allowance, wartime savings spent, and relatives lending money. Joe Gingery, 24, Indianapolis, and his wife Pamela with three children face water, laundry, and nursery challenges.
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Curly
Gary Steel Mills
Pacific
Soshie Pal
Joe Gingery
Indianapolis
Farosean Theater
Joe
Pamela
Palmelg
Everbody
Two Negroes Arrested in Weekend County Action
County officers arrested Theo Hayes and Louis Thomas during the weekend in a patrol sweep. The two men, described as Negro, were taken into custody on unspecified charges and are awaiting further processing. Community officials have not released additional details.
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Theo Hayes
Louis Thomas
UN Security Council explores cooperation on atomic control
Stalin told Stassen that the United States and Russia will benefit from cooperation on atomic developments through international inspection and regulation. He noted a distinction between the possibility of cooperating and the wish to cooperate.
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United Nations Security Council
Stassen
Stalin
United States
Russia
Political turbulence and TVA visit amid 1948 bills
The report outlines looming debates on Greek Turkish aid and tax cuts despite veto risk. It notes Bradley opposing overly generous veterans education benefits and un-American activity probes tied to AYD. A Chattanooga welcome plan for Aleman is described alongside a liquor-law violation case and bond releases.
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Truman
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Omar N. Bradley
Senate
Congress
Bradley
Communism
J. Parnell Thomas
Communist Party of the United States
Queens Collete
Henry J. Latham
R-Ny
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Robert R. Young
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Senate Banking Committee
Soil Conservation Funding Threatens Food Supply
Senator Lister Hill warned that cutting ACP funds would endanger the nation’s food supply and break faith with Alabama and other states. He accused a Republican majority in Congress of indiscriminate cuts, urging larger appropriations to sustain soil building and farm commitments. He stressed soil national value and government cooperation.
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Auburn
Soil Conservation Program
Production and Marketing Administration
Department of Agriculture
Farmore
Alabama
Lister Hill
Congress
Hillaid
House Appropriations Committee
America
Senator Hill
Hill
Senate
Mrs Annie Teal Dies At Skipperville Headland
Mrs Annie Eliza Teal seventy seven died at her home on Skipperville route two after a short illness. She is survived by one son E A Teal of Avon Park Florida three daughters Minnie Matthews Mag gie Chandler and Mamie Herring two brothers Wash Kelly of Eufaula Aaron Kelly of Headland three sisters Mandy Anderson Vicky Matthews and Maggie Roberts nineteen grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren Funeral services were at Salem church at 3 p m today with Rev Jim Bedsole of Geneva officiating Burial was in the church cemetery Headland Mortuary directed.
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Headland
Annie Eliza Teal
Skipperville
E.A. Teal
Avon Park
Fla
Minnie Matthews
Maggie Chandler
Enterprise
Mamie Herring
Ozark
Wash Kelly
Eufaula
Aaron Kelly
Mandy Anderson
Black
Vicky Matthews
Union Springs
Maggie Roberts
Newton
Salem Church
Jim Bedsole
Geneva
Borrowers Plant Lespedeza On Idle Houston County Land
Houston County farmers have planted about 120 acres of sericea lespedeza in the last 15 months. Dennis Gunder, FHA assistant supervisor, says the plant improves soil, provides grazing for livestock, prevents erosion, and can grow on waste land unsuitable for row crops. James Wilson of Madrid and Luther White of Cowarts are among borrowers using it as a grazing crop. The FHA office, with Soil Conservation Service support, will assist borrowers choosing this soil-building crop.
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Houston County
Dennis FB Gunder
FHA
Gowder
James H. Wilson
Madrid
Luther M. White
Cowarts
Soil Conservation Service
Legislature Moves to 36 Day Session Plan
The Governor trimmed his financing estimate for a program, while a constitutional amendment last November shifts Alabama lawmakers from a calendar to a legislative day system. They now have 36 days to prepare and enact laws, with recesses up to three days not costing pay. The change allows twice weekly sessions and more committee work, replacing the earlier 60 calendar days limit.
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Feleem
Alabama
Hone
Senate
Prison Break At Rome Jail By Jewish Arab Commandos
Prison guards described a raid at a Rome jail where a small group dressed as Royal Engineers officers blasted two windows and two inner gates, freeing inmates. A Turkish bath era scene saw 29 women present as escaping prisoners used the bath route, while a government girls school near the prison suffered blast damage and remained closed. Unconfirmed reports claim Maj. George Charlton, the superintendent, was assaulted but saved by Arab prisoners.
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Ufe
Rome
Royal Engineers
Maj
George Charlton
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Marine Corps
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Chamber of Commerce and
Chattanoogans, Inc
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Houston County Farmers Exchange
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