Bride 19 challenges annulment in age gap case
Hazel Rutherford Maxa testified in Miami that she met Frank Maxa Sr in Aberdeen Maryland three years ago when she worked in a shoe factory. She said he asked her to quit her job and live with him, and he paid her $25 a week increasing later. The case centers on her claim the marriage was arranged by him and his alleged senile condition.
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Miami
Fla
Frank Maxa
Maryland Rock and Grave Tycoon
Hazel Rutherford Maxa
Maxa
Aberdeen
Public Health Center Gets Federal Okay
The U S Public Health Service approved allocation of federal funds for a 1 074 364 public health center in Birmingham. Dr D G Gill state health officer announced yesterday. Gill said the information came from Dr C C Applewhite district director U S Public Health Service New Orleans.
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Montgomery
U. S. Public Health Service
Birmingham
D. G. Gill
Gill
C. C. Applewhite
U.S. Public Health Service
New Orleans
Outnumbered Berne Firemen Warn Cyclists Cause Delays
Bere Volunteer Fire Department officers issue final warning to cyclists after many bicycles hindered access to a fire. Firemen could not reach the blaze as riders converged at the scene, prompting safety concerns and a call for order.
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Berne, Ind
Bere
Fatal crash spree near Stockton leaves two dead
In California a head on collision near Stockton killed a man and his wife and started a chain of seven wrecks. Sixteen people were burned as cars and buses melted into molten ruins and smoke obscured U.S. 50 for hours.
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Stockton
Calif
Pedro Yroz
Joaquina
Yroz
15000 Drivers Get Licenses Each Day
The drivers license division of the State Public Safety Department plans to issue about 15009 permits daily during the rush season with 75 extra clerks. Division Chief J F Brawner says the bonus clerks will cost roughly 35 and may shorten processing time, aiming for a record 800000 permits in 1948 49, about 150000 more than the previous period.
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Montgomery
State Public Safety Department
J. F. Brawner
Brawner
Newton Jaycees Form in City with Big Plans
Newton forms a Junior Chamber of Commerce led by Ed Pruett with 21 initial members and 12 more joining. The group aims to recruit 75 active members, establish a local doctor, create a playground, Boy Scout unit, traffic lights, city cleanup, a drug store, and other town improvements. They seek treasury growth and plan to attend the state Jaycee convention in Birmingham on November 20.
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Newton
Furn Wynn
J. Pilcher
C. C. Hodge
S. A. Jones
Walt Stembridge
Rev. P. W. Jordin
D. S. Carpenter
J. C. Milligan
T. H. Hayes
Eagle
Thid’s Atoll
Edd Pructt
Mrechant
Pruett
Newton Jaycees
Ozark
Dothan
Jaycees
Elib
Pruett's
Ard
Ineelidinet
Wilbur Poyner
C LL. Berd
Howard FE Hollis Cannie Jo Roberts
Walter H Wattere
Wiliam O. Alo Parton Hatsien
Fiein
Walker
Cornenter
Poe Hlancers
Rosser
JW. Suntos
John E. McLaney
Pruett Sid
Birmingham
First Negro heavyweight champ named John Arthur Glack Johnson
Article notes John Arthur Glack Johnson as the first Black heavyweight boxing champion of the world. It also compares the Great Lakes area to the combined size of New York and Pennsylvania.
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John Arthur Glack) Johnson
Great Lakes
New York
Pennsylvania
Dr E A McDowell to Lead Bible Conferences Here
Dr Edward A McDowell Jr a Southern Baptist Seminary professor in Louisville Ky will conduct a week long Bible conference at First Baptist Church starting next Sunday Pastor H A Parker announced Two conferences daily at 930 am and 730 pm Morning topic The Sermon on the Mount Evening The Book of Revelation McDowell has served at the seminary since 1935 first with Witham Hersey Davis as Greek New Testament instructor and now professor of that subject and of New Testament interpretation The U S Great Lakes shore line excluding Canadian shores is about equal to the combined Atlantic Pacific and Gulf coasts of the United States.
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Edward A. McDowell
Southern Baptist Seminary
Louisville
First Baptist Church
H. A. Parker
Dro McDowell
Dro Witham
Hersey Davis
U. S. Great Lakes
Great Lakes
Pacific
Gulf
United States
Vitamin D content in salmon byproduct exceeds cod liver oil
A report states that the waste from the salmon industry contains more vitamin D than cod liver oil. The claim, attributed to experts, suggests industry byproducts could be a richer source of the nutrient.
Foreign Aid Report Urges New Agency to Oversee Programs
A 300 page committee report argues for a new government agency to run foreign aid, under a single administrator appointed by the President. It calls for independent policy boards, constant Congress review, and flexible year to year budgeting to fight inflation while backing voluntary food programs and resisting communist influence.
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Western
Europe
Kremlin
Senate
State Department
Congress
United States faces foreign aid limits after Paris conference
A congressional committee outlined how much aid the United States could safely provide Europe, proposing about 5.75 billion dollars for 1948 after excluding unneeded items. It urged production quotas, extended shipping authority, and use of existing funds to meet European needs without overextending relief spending.
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Mel Gover Foest
United States
Europe
World Bank
Truman
America
U. S
New
Broun
Santa Ota
Economic Council
Harriman Group
Maritime Commission
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