Molotov Aid Debate Drives Fresh European Recovery Push
Washington officials report Molotov's Moscow radio blast sharpened support for a Western European recovery program. Congress faces a special session on foreign aid with debate over the stopgap and long-range plans, as Marshall presents proposals and Truman weighs inflation controls.
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Jack Bell Ashington
Capitol Hill
Molotov
Moscow
United States
Russia
Ieee Ning
McGrath
D-Ri
Democratic National Committee
Rhode Island
Capper
Kansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Progrand
Marshall
Senate
House
Moloutov
Washington
Special House Committee On Foreign Aid
Rep. Herter
R-Mass
Herter Group
Matlock
Indiana
Tralleck
Tromiuo Tees
Halleck
Det
Vandenberg CR Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenbere
Eaton
Rend
Woure
Lokey Named Head Of New Moose Lodge
Lokey named chairman of newly formed Loyal Order of Moose lodge at organizational meeting last night. Walter Byrd says Peres Calhoun is co chair and T. J. Durden is general adviser. About 100 members signed up so far.
Tornado Killings in Louisiana Struck Golden Meadow Area
A Louisiana tornado killed a 21 year old mother and her sister at Galiano near Golden Meadow and left an infant missing. Revenue and relief workers searched the wrecked town while many residents were injured or homeless. Bayou la Fourche flood waters carried the infant’s crib as rescuers noted a sudden, loud thunderclap before the disaster.
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Golden Meadow
Lawp
Glatine
Sin
Galiano
Henry Danes
Fravie Pitre
Bayou la Fourche
Whitney Hebert
Federice
Pheregt
Republican Leaders Map Tax Plan For January Session
Washington AP report says Republican leaders plan tax relief as first order of business when Congress reconvenes in January. Knutson and Halleck spoke after a conference with Speaker Martin, noting a $4 billion tax reduction could be delayed until January 19 1964 if needed.
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Washington
Repuiblican High Command
Congress
Rautson
It Sinn
Huse Wass and
Startin
Knutson
Martin ReMass
Martin
Kautson
Rep
Halleck
House
Suvine
Republican Party
Read Ledner Reid Served in War Trials and Georgia Chief Justice
Read Ledner Reid, longtime Georgia figure and former Chief Justice, served in the Marines and later joined Eisenhower’s military government staff in occupied territories. He held roles including chief of the property control division and chairman of the board of I. G. Farben. The article traces his legal career in Georgia and his rise to Chief Justice before entering the Army, with earlier banking and law positions and a Blairsville upbringing.
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Sail Read
Lozvier
Loder Aad Reid
Gemnany
Nuembers
WS Te Wale
Daen Vane
D. Clay
Chetthaatiy
Office of
Military Goverment
Germany
Por Sbheanpsen
State Supreme Court
Tevastie Ture
Han
Reid
Georgun
Hertats
Eugrne
Georgia Supreme Court
Vas
Eld. Rivers
Tee
Tate
Richard B. Rusced
TLS
Richard Krussell
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Demwcratic
Blairsville
Codlesiite Institute
Young Harms Cooleye
Athoota Baw School
St National Bank of Lavonia
Old
Lowry National Bank of Atlanta
Citizens Bank of
Gainesville
Binning
Georgia Bar
Davie and Reid
Little, Powell and Read
Geo A Site
Dwight Eisenhower
Occupied Territories
1. G. Farbenindustrie
German Chemical Trust
Marines
Ex Forest Service Chief Urges Alabama Tree Development
Col William B Greeley former U S Forest Service head addressed More Trees for Alabama delegates in Montgomery urging full use of 19 million acres of forest land to spur industrial growth and employment. He noted Alabama has 79 000 000 acres of forest with 13 000 000 in small woodland owners and urged keeping land at work growing trees.
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Montgomery
Alabama
William B. Greeley
Seattle
Ray F. Weston
Alabama Forestry Council
Big Rain At Mobile Forecast As Cold Snap Looms
MOBILE AP One and a half inches of rain drenched Mobile as a cold snap looms. Weather official Frans I Cole warned temps could drop to near four degrees tomorrow. Strong west winds are expected, with travel warnings as cold air moves south from Mississippi to Mobile.
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Mobile
Frans I Cole
Wits
Norrow
Cole
Governor outlines plan amid press bias and rallies
The governor denounces daily newspapers as biased and announces a plan to form a paper to counterbalance. He pledges higher old-age benefits and senior care for every county, while calling the Legislature into special session if needed. He also details a brisk campaign pace with four speeches daily last week and a weekly schedule through midweek.
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Brewton
Hay Minette
Bis
Brainsham
Alagoutmaés
Alabama State Chamber of Commerce
Bartoaineham
Roloam
Southern Shippers Meet At Montgomery On Freight Hearing
State officials and representatives of Southern shippers convened in Montgomery to oppose a proposed 7 percent rail freight rate increase. Alabama Attorney General Carmichael led the session, citing ICC records of rising total revenue and arguing the hike is unjustified amid growing freight and passenger revenue. About 300 attendees, including state and industry figures, heard the debate led by rate expert Bruce and featuring members from Mobile, Birmingham, and Tuscaloosa.
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Montgomery
Taterstate Commerce Commission
Alabma
Albert Carmichael
South
Andrew J. Taylor
Leon Jourdlinon
Frank Clements
Tennessee Railroad and Public Utilities Commission
F. H. Romig
Florida Railroad Commission
Florida Attorney General's
Fred McMathin
Alabama Public Service Commission
Gordon Persons
Jack Owens
Jimmy Hitchcock
Norwood Johnson
Bruce
Alabama
Carmichael
ICC
David Knapp
Mobile
W. W. Seay
Tuscaloosa
J. F. Burkett
Montgomery Chamber of Commerce
Fa.vene Fowler
W. C. McMaurray
Birmingham
Walter Randolph
Bontgomery
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation
J. H
Two Negroes Held In Theft Of Peanuts
Two Houston County Negroes, Key and Fred Brown, are held on a joint warrant filed by T. E. Cherry charging theft of about 640 pounds of seed peanuts from his barn. Deputy Sheriff Seaborn Dennis said the pair admitted the theft and alleged they sold the peanuts at an oil mill. A check paid for the sale to a fictitious name was cashed at a department store.
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Houston County
In Key
Fred Brown
T. E. Cherry
Seaborn Dennis
Dennis
Why Mitchell Repeated Registration Cited by Attorneys
In Birmingham attorney Arthur D. Shores said Mitchell, a Black registrant, claimed he never received notice of his initial registration and believed he was rejected. He reportedly tried again two years later, hoping to vote after paying the poll tax.
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Mitchell
Livestock Prices Across Southern Markets
Livestock volumes reach about 700 cattle 500 calves and 900 hogs at major packing plants in Albany Columbus and other towns in Georgia Alabama and Florida. Hog prices fall 29 to 60 cents with mixed quotations across eight plants for hogs and cattle. Cattle receipts steady with demand for steers heifers and calves. veal scarce and mixed. Hog futures show varied results by weight class with late sales steady to firm for some categories.
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Thomasville
USDA
Eht Siajor Paca
Albany
Commubus
Alaustrie
Tatten
Dothan
Ala
Jacolourville
Tallahassee
Florida
Montgombery
Mbt
Wade
Gutmmmon Duyia
Cutter
Wurmmnen
Ugy
Aod
Handy
Soviet War Prep Speech Drives Militant Readiness
The report covers a Russian call for constant militant preparedness by armed forces amid claims of threats from instigators of a new war. It notes Molotov's London Washington remark and describes ceremonies at Red Square with Marshal Balganin and Meretskov, the national anthem, and a message from President Truman. Leaders from eastern states praised Stalin, linking their future to Russia.
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V. M. Molotov
Tondon
Wachington
Mutuigv
Russia
Led Square
Moscow
Kremlin
Balganin
Nvril A. Meretskov
Bakanin
Truman
United States
Pha Vores
Nutola M. Shvyernilk
Marine Transport Plane Lands Here
A twin engined Marine transport plane made an unscheduled stop at Napier Field today due to weather. One of two planes on a flight from Cherry Point North Carolina to Pensacola, the ship landed here after a squall. The other plane continued to Tallahassee.
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Napier Field
Cherry Point
N. C
Pensacola
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Tallahasses
Midget Feetballers Rivalry In Local League Night Action
At Sedium tonight in the Chylls Mas league Debhse Hefaula faces Trey State West Georgia in high school and college matchups. Southside Wildcats meet Minnie T Meard Blue Gophers while Minnie T Bearé Green Streaks clash Highland Tigers and Rose Hill Redehina face Minale T lieard Blockbusters. Saturday features Southelde Bobcats versus Highland Yellow Jackets and Highland Baby Lions against Rose Hill Blue Blazers.
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Chylls-Maskeetball
Debhse Hefaula
Trey State- West Georgia
Southside Wildcats
Minnie T. Meard
Danger Of Russian Walk Is Minimized
United Nations observers in Lake Success report a reduced danger from a Russian walkout as the boycott by the Soviet bloc spreads to three Marshall era U N initiatives. The Little Assembly, the Korean independence commission, and the Balkans troubleshooting commission could meet with six Soviet seats empty, but observers doubt any can achieve aims without Soviet participation, despite U S backed support from many nations.
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United States
U. N
Hughes plane contracts under wartime probe surface detail
The inquiry into Hughes F lll and other air assets reveals a 70 million dollar Hughes contract tied to wartime procurement. Albert J Browning testified top officials pressured him to sign after delays, while Hughes recuperates in a downtown hotel awaiting further testimony.
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Ferguson R - Miehs
Siatummittee
Meyers
Supcommittee
Hughes
Albert J. Browning
Browning
Ford Motor Company
Robert P. Patterson
Department
California
Youth Escapes Headland Camp Near Beth-El Church
Juan Elmore Harlan, a Ve year old white youth serving a one year sentence for a Talladega County conviction, escaped from the Headland convict camp early this morning. He was last seen about three miles north of Dothan on Highway 241, highway patrolmen said.
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Juan Elmore Harlan
Expo
Headland
Talladega County
Bethel Church
Harlan
Dothan
CAA orders DC-6 insulation removal to curb fire hazards
Washington UPI reports the Civil Aeronautics Administration ordered airlines using DC-6 transports to remove fiberglass insulation from cargo areas by 7 p.m. today after findings that soaked insulation with flammable fluids can wick and fuel fires. The move affects American Braniff National Pan American United and Grace, among others, with Sabena and Belgian King also likely to inspect. A DC-6 crash near Bryce Canyon on Oct 24 killed 52, and a guinea pig DC-6 at the crash site showed insulation saturated with hydraulic fluid. Inspections extend to more than 80 aircraft and must be completed by Dec 1.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
American
Braniff
National
Pan American Grace
United Airlines
Sabena
Bryce Canyon
Utah
John M. Chamberlain
CAA Safety Bureau
Chamberlain
Civil Aeronautics
T. P. Wright
Upstate Man Killed In Hunting Mishap
Pratville resident Bernard A Bishop Jr aged 25 died from a gunfire wound while hunting near Pratville. Sheriff Allen Stewa said Bishop was alone at the time and possibly tripped a line or discharged the gun. His body was found yesterday by a highway patrol after he did not return home.
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Prattville
Ala
Bernard A A. Bishop
Pratville
Allen Stewa
International leader Davis outlines service in community work
Davis, longtime Butte club member and former international president 1941 42, heads a speaking tour sponsored by the international organization. Birmingham listed as his birthplace as he opens a talk with an authentic inquiry. Musical selections by Mrs Wright and Mrs Culver Jr precede the event with guests from Albany Thomasville Painme Co Chattahoochee Brundidge Troy Flor Geneva Enterprise and Eufaula. Life span in Americans rises with sulfonamides and Po Gilin improving worker lifespans.
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Davis
Butte Club
International Organization
Chle
Birmingham
Wright
J. Culver Jr
Abbeville Negro Held On Liquor Charge
D. C. Spann of Abbeville route one is held on 300 bond for violating internal revenue laws. Spann was arrested yesterday by federal marshals on a warrant charging him with carrying on a liquor business and possessing 6 gallons of mash. He waived preliminary hearing and is bound over to the grand jury.
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D. C
Barnacle Soup Hunter Survives 119 Days Afloat
Norwegian sailor James K. Cudh survived 119 days adrift after being cast away at sea by subsisting on barnacle soup. Three companions perished during the ordeal.
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James K. Cudh
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