Birmingham Police Probe Explosions At Phambing Job
Police investigated a series of explosions at a two story brick structure on the south side of Birmingham. Investigators said the blasts damaged the rear wall and floor, and described the incident as the work of highly skilled bombers. No suspects were found as neighbors reported no one entering or leaving the building during the blasts.
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Commerce Chamber for Americas Is Plan
Miami AP reports steps to form a Commerce Chamber of the Americas with headquarters in Miami. Delegates from several Latin American nations back a multi million dollar inter American cultural and trade center, aiming to reduce trade barriers and boost commerce and tourism. A 5 nation, 10 member board structure would govern the chamber. Also noted is the New York Giants 1947 home run record of 291.
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Conflicting Reports On Talmadge Policy In Georgia
In Atlanta two contrasting views emerge on Gov. Herman Talmadge enforcement. Former Gov. Thompson says the administration tolerates lawlessness, while Revenue Commissioner Redwine credits him with halting the dry county liquor trade. Thompson campaigns in Unadilla and Pinehurst while Redwine touts actions to curb illegal sales. Talmadge promotes school and public health careers to Mystic Baghs students and plans a broad speaking schedule including Lawrenceville, Dahlonega, and Royston as Marvin Griffin campaigns with him. The party ticket also features a highway proposal along U.S. 41 to boost tourism.
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Skid Row story prompts a man’s return to work and sobriety
A Chicago Daily News report on Skid Row notes a former down and outer announcing he is back on his feet, working in a factory, and sober for six months after receiving help from Portal House. The piece links reader interest to social recovery. Oberammergau’s 300 year passion play returns after 18 years, becoming a major European travel draw with 500000 visitors, including 86000 from the United States.
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States Act To Curb Teenage Sex Crimes By BlakeSlee
New York and California push laws to control sex offenses by creating mandatory psychiatric treatment for offenders. Laws aim to separate dangerous offenders for medical care in specialized facilities, expand police and public education efforts, and require mental-health evaluations before sentencing.
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Dog call leads to Covington family table mishap
In Covington Tennessee a reporter notes a family dog disrupts mealtime as Mia Waddell pours coffee while the terrier waits, then leaves to hunt for its matter. The scene captures a small domestic moment with the dog’s alert behavior and the family’s routine interruption.
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State Bankers Open Mobile Convention
The Alabama Bankers Association opened its annual convention in Mobile with an address by President TE Williams of Limestone County Bank of Athens. Thurman Sensing of Nashville and James E Shelton of Los Angeles spoke, with Arthur A Smith of Dallas and L K Pomeroy of Wilmar scheduled. About 400 bankers and their wives expected to attend.
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Miami Night Spot Damaged By Blaze
A fire damaged the Clover Club in Miami causing about $14,800 in damage. The blaze broke out before the club opened for its show, with only the owner on site. Firemen cut holes in walls and roof to vent thick smoke, but interior damage was minimal. the owner, Jack Goldman, expected to reopen within 10 days.
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