Life In The Wiregrass News Bits And Local Notes
Local brief items report awkward radish growth debates in Cottonwood not resolved yet. J Z Wilson faces charges of driving while intoxicated, license negation, and collision after a minor city incident. Five Points water plant fire caused by a spark led to no damage. Radio operator Lamar Dilts resigned from Alabama Highway Patrol. Frederick Casa Evergreen to take a new Dothan posting. Ove Dantey of Mobile serves as relief operator.
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Five Points
Floyd Harris
Madio Man Rebigne Lamar Diltsr
Alabama Highway
Hare
W. A. Norris
Norris
Frederick Casa
United Democrats in Alabama eye unified victory after primary
In Alabama, 11 Hobbs of Selma retires ill. Kenneth Roberts of Anniston defeated Hobbs two years earlier. In runoff, Nolen and King of Anniston trailed. National Democratic Chairman Boyle expects a loyalist victory to unite Democrats statewide. Lister Mill and John Sparkman praised the results, noting control by loyal Democrats.
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Hobbs
Selma
Kenneth Roberts
Anniston
Wither’ Nolen
Shiand
Tom C. King
William M. Boyle
National Party
Eiichedson
Alabama
J. Ed Moore
Boyle
Lister Mill
John I Sparkman
James E Fotsom
Home Made Farm Equipment Cautions on Safety
Many home made pieces of farm equipment are useful but it is urged that safety be kept in mind during design and use to prevent accidents.
Tinghai Assault Reported as Communists Move On Tinghai
The Communist assault on Tinghai, last nationalist base outside Formosa, was reported as Nationalist air and naval forces countered with strikes on Red artillery and junks. Major actions occurred near Chusan Island with air raids, island fortifications, and troop concentrations noted. General Chiang Ching-kuo visited Tinghai to boost morale amid tensions north of Formosa.
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Hong Kong Iupi
Mesault
Tinghai
Formosa
Communit Airace
Tinzhai
Shanghai
Chusan
Tingnar
Tinghar
Kinteng Island
Tashis
Tachua
Tarhia
Tashia
Kintane
Ningpe
Chiang Ching Kun
Géneralissima
Gecohd
Kéumosa
Quemoy
Wanephan
Ieland
Hong Kong
Southeast Asia
Kidnapping Theory Cited In Boy's Missing Case
Night 17 cited as support for a kidnap theory though Tommy remained silent at hospital. His father, anxious to find him alive, described the search as ongoing. Medical officer noted the boy was scared while Tassori and a dirt stained dog were mentioned in the inquiry.
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Tommy
Georgia Campaign Tackles Education and Tax Plans
Governor Talmadge defends a uniform sales tax to fund the minimum education program and state services, promising $40 million in new highway funding and repeal of certain taxes if re elected. Opponent Thompson criticizes the budget size and staff increases, while both sides clash over taxes and school funding.
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Mitas Wm
Thormason
Georgia
Thompson
Apa
Anther
Atlanta
Pan Duke
Oat Cadattawn
Duke
TJ Gee Marvin Griffin
Res Frank Grose
Talnader J “Harris
Gubernatoria
Pat Avery
Baker
Caja
Cartersville
Thomnenn
Herrin
Stembridge charges reversed Cameron vote in beat counts
Bob Stembridge, Democratic candidate for the Legislature, claims Cameron’s Mill Beat Sevens tally was flipped in the official count. He says 185 for Stembridge and AD for Maione, with the certified committeemen tally opposite. Beat Six and Seven are in the Board of Revenue District where Cameron defeated Meadows, while Ashford and Beat Five relate to other results. The substitution was found April 18 after publication. Judge Halstead later denied a mandamus to alter the tally, ordering a Special Grand Jury probe.
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R J
Bob) Stembridge
Wallace D. Malone
Nemorratic Executive Committee
Cameron's Mill
Stembridge
Fim
Maione
Board of Revenue District
Cameron
Meadows
Ashford
Madvid Cameron
Coltonwend
Achford
Executive Committee
Roy Driggers
J. Albert Logue
Logie
Halstead
Labor relations tour boosts worker employer ties in Kansas
Wichita report details Coleman Equipment's five year effort sending journeymen in a station wagon on a two week tour through 16 to 17 states. The project studies wages hours job classifications and working conditions to guide future bargaining. Company president Sam Keefer praises the program as a model for mutual understanding between management and workers.
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Wichita
Kans
Nea
Withits
Coleman Com- Ewos
Walt Dake
Coleman
Inalta
Woderstanding
Sam Keefer
Apyithe Andenendens
Wandrtul Cing
Hubany
Colemay
al Iumn
Jon Pinker Rae
Rompany
Better Poullets Feed Plan Strengthens Chick Rearing
A disciplined feeding program without skimping on feed during the summer shapes stronger, better matured pullets. The plan emphasizes consistent nutrition, steady growth, and careful management to improve flock health and future laying performance.
Debate Echoes in Congressional Debate on Suspected Communism
Investigators probe alleged communism links tied to Tate Browder and Frederck Vander at Poeld. A committee plans to cite two individuals as it weighs actions, with Edward P. Morgan urging Senate subcommittee to compel witnesses. Case could move to legal actions, amid McCarthy era tensions and State Department probes.
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Capiton
Tate Browder
Frederck Vander
Poeld
Sena
Seumist
Edward P. Morgan
Fiveenaa
Sumior McCarthy
State Department
Senate
Atorhey
Trantor Day Census Notes For Dothan Population
The report discusses Dothan's population in relation to college enrollment and housing, noting that college populations will be credited locally and that housing appears sufficient. It cites the rural enumeration in Houston County and suggests rural declines offset by town growth.
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Dothan
Houston County
Campaign chatter clouds 1910 style race and Dewey hint
The piece notes a 1910 style bid by Wilson and Roosevelt contrasts with Truman era moves. It cites plans for speeches in Cheyenne on Tuesday and a Chicago rally after a party event, plus talk of Governor Dewey offering GOP responses. It mentions voters unsettled by Truman statements and administration scandals.
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Smeches
Cheyenne
Wyo
Chicago
Sener Taft
GOP
Thomas F. Dewey
New York
Truenan
M. Truman
Ths
Pinckard Youth Receives English Fellowship at Troy State
TROY Special. Announcement that Tommy Roundtree of Pinckard has been awarded a non-service fellowship at the University of Alabama. The award is effective to graduate work at the university beginning with the fall quarter. Roundtree will receive his Bachelor of Arts degree with an English major from Troy State May 26. He was awarded the fellowship for his outstanding scholastic work at Troy, where he has maintained an CAA average throughout his career.
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Troy
Ment
Tommy Roundtree
Pinckard
University of Alabama
Lark
Rountree
Troy State
Rough Lumber and Campus Clubs Highlight Spring Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows advice on clearing land using rough timber and references a Dale County veteran active in campus activities. Mentions editor roles on student publications and membership in Kappa Delta, Troy Playmakers, National Relations Club, and Teachers of America amid fall hazards on stairs and clutter.
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Dale County
Tropolitan
Panay Vim
Mie
Kappa Delte Jand Stella
Troy Playmakers
Teachers of America
War Nete
Student poet and forum charter member gains recognition
Charter member of The Student Speaks Radio Forum Troy State student Rountree was selected to represent the school in Who's Who Among Students. He aspires to be a creative writer with poetry published in American Anthology of College Poetry and has entered Prof. Hudson Strode's creative writing class at the University.
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Student Speaks Radio Forum
Troy State
Rountree
Troy
Hudson Strode
University
Storms and High Winds Hit Central North America
Severe gales across the Dakotas Nebraska Kansas Missouri Illinois Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Ontario caused damaged buildings uprooted trees and smashed windows. Tornadoes in Texas and Oklahoma killed one and injured several, with Friday twisters near Redwood Falls and Maple Lake Minnesota. Cooler Wake region and heavy rain in North Dakota Nebraska Minnesota and Wisconsin accompanied the storm.
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Jows
Wisconsin
HiUnan
Nebraska
Texas
Ohio
North Dakota
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Guais
Dakotas
Kansas
Missouri
Inois
Iowa
Dage
Superior
Wis
Dolby Jure
Oklahoma
Redwood Falls
Minn
Land Maple Lake
Texan
Arkansas
Ohio Valley
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