Pfeiffer Flees Shadow Of Noose For U S Route
Pfeiffer the anti- Communist Hungarian leader fled Budapest on November 5 and traveled incognito via Frankfurt to the United States with his wife Magda their five year old daughter Magda Laszlo Acsay and Mrs Acsay. He said democracy is dead in Hungary yet Hungarians remain democrats and vowed to oppose Eastern democracies from the West. He planned to meet Ferenc Nagy in Washington and to coordinate exile moves with fellow Hungarians to counter their political enemies.
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Clanton B. Conger
United Press
Stephenville
Zoltan Pfeiffer
Magda
Laszlo Acsay
Pfeiffer
Acsxay
Atlantic
Europe
Hungary
Budapest
Vienna
Austria
Kusaan
Hungavat
Ecottere
Carruss Field
Aueick
Umgery
United States
Ferenc Nagy
Amt
Pidaury
Nagy
Premer
Pluniiing
Switzerland
Thas
Sogni
Hit
Washinton
Taft faces clash over Europe aid costs in Senate
Harriman backs Marshall interim aid to France Italy and Austria for urgent needs amid a policy battle. Taft opposes the $2.657 billion government cost and seeks to hold foreign spending to about $4.5 billion yearly. The dispute centers on aid first year outlays and long term recovery plans.
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France
Italy
Austria
Harriman
Marshall
Taft of
Otto
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Tle
Taft
State Marshall
Europe
China
Congress
White House
Taly
Austin
Yat
Dworshuk
Idaho
United States
Yatt
Guesizens Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Harrimay
Plane crash investigation and safe landing recounted
An early report describes a near disaster after a fuel surge and dense smoke in the cabin. Pilot Chatfeld landed safely at Gallup airport with Vernon Vi Brews, Hevelyn Apita, and Marilyn Paiplaves among the crew, all passengers cooperative and questions expected for officials.
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Usso
Chatfeld
Gallup
Thenairesbefe
Ceat
Besses
Vernon Vi Brews
Hevelyn Apita
Marilyn Paiplaves
Tulsa
Zere
Apite
Unclear prewar wheat targets prompt department recommendation
The report notes higher than prewar averages in grain counts and outlines revised season targets. It states a MAR wheat target of ToMOO.000 acres and discusses surpassing 1947 harvest plans by about 200000 units. Officials warn the larger crops could risk overproduction while stressing overseas demand and domestic reserve stock needs.
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Edo
Ten new schools authorized by Legislature plan
The Legislature authorizes ten new schools with the first to be established by Vie Wind Congressional District by year end and one more each year. Initial costs are estimated at $750,000 per school with annual operating and maintenance costs of $100,000 each.
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Vie Wind Congressional Distriet Pyey
City Reaps $579.65 From Football Games
Receipts from multiple football games are itemized, with totals listed for Dothan events and other regional matchups. City shares and gross figures for several games appear, including Dothan-Fruit and Dothan-Storke, plus junior high and B team contests.
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Dietgan
Aiactinti
Tad Sear
Dothan Ve
Union
Fufatidha
Aera
Ifultville
Dothan
Arlington
Store Pecans Safely Warned by Police Chief
Police Chief Eddie D B Kelley urged pecan sellers to store pecans securely after two theft complaints. He noted about 50 pecan thefts are reported yearly and that most pecans are stolen after harvest, driven by high market prices.
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Eddie DB. Kelley
Kelley
Army Recruits Four At Local Station
J. C. Simith a veteran of 519 S. East street was among four enlisting at the Army and Air Force recruiting station. Enlistees include Curtis E. Bladsaworth of Ogeek route one Bruce Gautney of Samsun route one and Cecil C Bitchelor of Ariton. Smith and Buccenelor were assigned to Tyndall Field Fla for duty while others were transferred to Fort Benning Ga.
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S. East Street
Army and
Air Force
Curtis EF. Bladsaworth
Ogeek
Bruce Gautney
Samsun
Cecil C Bitchelor
Ariton
Smith and Buccenelor
Tyndall Field
Phi
FO Benning
Gat
Christmas Costumes and Parade Preparations Draw Crowds
A messy OCR note discusses Christmas costumes and a parade at a Palace venue. It mentions Mother Goose, Buffalo Bell, and various horses in a rustic, informal plan. It references group entry, activities before Thanksgiving, and a Kinder party with Santa Claus.
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Oriwiniel
Mother Goose
Little Ho
Bitfalo Bell
Tone Ranger
Immaduyily
Caideredijn
Fragmented 19th century notice and cotton market report
Fragmented OCR piece cites ordination plans at Montgomery First Baptist Church with talks by pastor Dredona Wy Rates and Ohler Baptist University president Shawnee, plus New Orleans and New York cotton prices. Mentions a proposed fund and board votes, with names like De Vader and Leela. Cotton prices show modest gains, with Dec, Mach, and May bids listed.
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Aluyuna Baptiste Tie Roaker
Eduiesehieliek
Maestine
Wilhais
Boards of Trustee
Towed and
Dadson
Furiges Corsuderation
Hirevenart
Guaventrog
Fawthav
Ohler Baptst University Oat
Permits Issued for Two Residences and Remodeling
City engineer H. De Saba approved two residence permits for new homes at 90 S Apple Street costing 6000 and 40 weeks of S Edgewood Drive costing 9000. Lena Nixon Cooper received a permit to remodel at 208 E Washington for 3000. Brooks Sellers plans a quonset hut at 005 S Oates for 1 bu.
Rabies Infected Dog Killed At Headland
Examination at the Dothan Branch Laboratory found heavy rabies infection in a stray dog killed on a Headland farm. The animal circulated among livestock on the farm before being brought in by Dr. C H Pultevint. No humans were believed bitten.
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Dothan
Anne Cooper
Headland
C. H. Pultevint
Cooper Adde
Combat Films To Be Shown In Dothan
War films depicting the invasion of Southern France, Pacific operations, and Crete will be shown at City Hall tomorrow night at 7 30. Dothan National Guard units organize the event with remarks expected from State Sen W Guy Tardwicki and City Commissioner Brennan. Public admission is free.
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France
Pacific
Crete
Dothan
National Guard
W. Guy Tardwicki
Soviet atomic test claim sparks wide newspaper debate
Reports from Prague and Moscow claim a Soviet test of a one pound atomic bomb near Triatisk, with Western sources citing denials and cautious notes from Maj Gen. Groves. Paris and London correspondents relay divergent readings, while German investigations allegedly trace atomic factory activity across Czechoslovakia and Siberia, fueling power warfare theories.
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Triatisk
Prague
Moscow
Soevapag
United States
Kaye
Comhsissian
Vewerday
Leslie R Groves
War- Hine
Arba
Hasr
Drafts for 1944 Electoral College Picks Mentioned
A historical note lists potential U S presidential candidates and supporters across states. Figures include Vinson of Kentucky, Harriman and Aiken, Douglas, and Roosevelt associates, with names tied to Lincoln and New Deal era politics and possible Western appeal.
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Atia
Pennsylvania
Vinson
Kentuck
Marshall
Ore Mewes
Jamies Forrestal
Commerce
W. Averell Harriman
Avnealtire Chiatun Py Ander
Ryle
Supreme Court
Willam O. Douglas
Dstmas
Minnesota
Anu
Washington State
Sense Democrate
Pickers Parade at Planter Company Plant
Pickers at the Planter Company plant continued a three day walkout by Ire. tary workers from District 50 UMW amid negotiations, with representatives from the United Mine Workers arriving from Birmingham. Company officials declined to comment beyond noting no negotiations have occurred and that workers protested with "unfair to organized labor" signs at the Headland Avenue extension.
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Picnete
W. FP
Cuyangton
Tary
Silughon
Tadey Decherd
Umn
United Mine Workers
Birmingham
le Company
District 50
UMW
Amationn Federation of Labor
C. MM. McColeman
L. W. Burtleshaw
W. FL. Covington, Sr
Headland Avenue
International alliance plans and German federation debate
A discussion outlines why nations should unite through a concrete treaty with the United States and Britain, promoting equal footing rather than beggar status. Proposals include a Franco-Italian axis against communism and a federation model for postwar Germany under Allied oversight.
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United States
Great Britain
Tia
Raschy
Goersans
Livestock Market Report From Thomasville GA
The Thomasville GA livestock market lists fat cattle and hog prices with various lots and weights. Feeder cattle and calves show hundreds of dollars in price ranges, including steers, heifers, and stocker offerings, with buyer activity noted and weights from 140 to 500 pounds. Prices reported in the day’s sale reflect medium to good quality cattle and hogs, and regional buyers are noted.
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Thomasville EL
USDA
Altainy
Gitet
Mawlitie
Thomasville
Hig
Strana
Nothie
Reite
Dreafess
Conien
Ayost Enny
Eurber
Srirtly Choice
Beter
Neal
Chae
Nustly Road
Buvener
Fey
Gods
Chivar
Meeline
Stewards to Meet Tonight at the Church
The steward body at Mostey Street Church will convene this evening at 7 oclock. Roy Hill urged all stewards to attend, calling the meeting important for church matters.
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Mostey Street
Roy Hill
Snake Handlers On Trial In Tennessee Case
In Chattanooga Tennessee AP twelve members of the Dolly Pond Church of Goo testified at their trial under the state anti snake handling law. Deputed Sheriff confiscated two snakes used in worship. Defense argues the law violates state and federal constitutions and freedom of worship.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Dolly Pond
Goo
Georgia
Kentucky
Hugh Baker
G. W. Chamtee
L. D. Miller
Chamtee
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Supreme Court of the United States
Chamlee
Mage
Meyers Testimony Tops Hearings on Bond Scheme
Meyers faced questions about a plan to use service bonds as investments, saying he was offered $20,000 yearly as Hughes' personal representative in Washington. He described complex bond trades, 1 percent margins, and a paper profit of about $90,000 upon conversion. Morgenthau denied any discussion of a six million dollar bond trap with Meyers.
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Meyers
Hughes
Washington
Air Forces
Wright Field
O. Meyers
G. Hughes
Eurlier
Homer Ferguson
ReMich
New York
Arnold
Arnolds
Meuvers
Ferguson
Neo
Morgenthau
Jenry Mor
Mentog
Bennet
Senate War Investigating Committee
Treasury
Morpenthau
Treasury Departments
Two Alabamians Drown in Mississippi Bay
BAY ST. LOUIS Miss AP two men working on a bridge construction crew drowned in the bay yesterday when debris fell into the water and another attempted rescue Avanos J Wright Perdao Ala and Andrew Stinson Georgiana Ala had been on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad bridge since Sept 19 after a hurricane battered its sub structure and twisted its rails J L C Shiver Bay Minette Ala said Stinson fell in the bay Salver jumped in to help but all three went under two bodies were recovered about two hours later.
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Bay ST. Louis
Miss
Avanos J. Wright
Perdao
Ala
Andrew Stinson
Georgiana
Louisville and Nashville
JL. C. Shiver
Bay Minette
Stinson
Ies Compa
H Din
Salver
Redie Listeners Vote On Scheel Broadcasts Contest
Saleman Baxter announces a countywide contest during National Education Week to pick the best radio program. Two programs air daily on Dothan stations with votes from high and elementary schools. Saleman Baxter says ballots must be mailed by November 17 before Monday afternoon.
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Saleman Baxter
Dothan
Five Navy Veterans Re Enlist in City
Five Navy veterans reenlisted announced by Dothan recruiting officials. The five are Boyd R. Whigham of Enterprise route one Coleman A. Paramore of Ozark route three Colbert B. McGriff of Columbia Paul P. Grant of Samson route three and Cecil B. Whitaker of Bonifay Florida.
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Dothan
Boyd R. Whigham
Enterprise
Coleman A. Paramore
Ozark
Colbert B. McGriff
Columbia
Paul P. Grant
Samson Youte
Cecil B. Whitaker
Bonifay
Fla
Congress Answers On Economic Plans Draw Mixed Reactions
A sample of congressmen and editors weigh in on European loans, the Marshall Plan, and United Nations. Kilgore warns against aiding communism while others deem loans risky or doomed and some call for tax cuts and wage restraint. A mix of skepticism and critique from lawmakers and editors outlines public opinion.
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Harley M. Kilgore
West Virginia
Congress
Europe
Annother
United Nations
United States
Mississippi
Ion Rape
T. Parnum
Michigan
John M. Vorys
Ohio
Vorys
Crop yield outlook trims U.S. volume from last year
Present indications point to a total U.S. crop volume about five per cent smaller than last year’s record, yet only about one per cent below the 1942-46 average, a period widely regarded as the nation’s best five years. The forecast reflects ongoing agricultural stability despite a step back from the peak output.
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U.S
CHECK CHIMNEYS INSPECTION ADVISORY FOR FALL SEASON
Before the first fires are made this fall, all flues and chimneys should be inspected for cracks, loose brick and other indications of danger.
Octobers Dothan Traffic Crashes Injure Seven
Police records show twenty two traffic accidents in Dothan during October resulting in seven injuries and no fatalities. The report notes urban residents and city crime data alongside a broader note on New York City fruit and vegetable consumption reaching 150000 carloads.
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Dothan
Demonstration club plans final program in Houston County
Final plans for the annual demonstration club achievement day program will be Friday at a meeting of the Houston County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs. The meeting, led by Mrs. Charles Brinks, will begin at 10:30 a.m. in the home agent's office. Delegates from Houston County will discuss reports from the state meeting in Birmingham and details of the upcoming event, with many club members listed as expected attendees.
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Houston Couty Council
Fran Malley
Charles Brinks
Emingham
Brinks
E. J. Whidd
W. A. Womack
M Clifton Hughes
Houston County
Paul Southerly
H. E. Deese
J. North
Big Creek
A Barbrey
Clit Hughes
M. C. Nowell
W. B. Elmore
Albert Smith
B. Jehn
G. T. Hollis
Enon
Roy Harris
L. S. Sewell
New Providence
Carswell
C. A. Kirk Pansey
Curtis Mixon
Mary E. McCall
Hugh Hollis
Curby Vinson
Pleasant Plas
Co. C. Murphy
Knowles
Selma
Ho Smith
Jim Hyatt
Skipper's Crossroads
Mra
Skipper
Guldus Alson
Smyrna
Ida D. Gun
Emmahine McCall
E. J. Whiddon
H. G. Lunsford
Annnie D. Taylor
Union Hilbee Cameron
L Moeley
Webb
H. J. Sor
Wyatt Gamble
D. S. Melton
Wicksts
Billy Beckham
S. R. Weeks
Rehoveth
Eloise Tyron
Jim 'Sland
Doe F. Hadd
Girl Scouts Meet With New Leader
Miss Helen Andrews, new director of the Dutana Scout Council, met with members, troop leaders and members yesterday for a monthly council meeting. An announcement outlined a workshop to be held Saturday morning at the Alarun Ti. The committee discussed troop projects and the need for more leader and committee members.
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Helen Andrews
Dutana Scout Council
Cside
Negro Honored For Community Service Named
Griffin announces Gus ton as recipient of an honorary education award for standout citizenship in 1947. The prize, presented by the science club at Wiregrass Lodge Hall during a last night meeting at the F County Training School in A, honors local community impact.
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Guston
Griffin
F County
Science Club
Wiregrass Lodge
Kill Athletes Foc Tel-Ol Best Sells Says Lothan Drug
Fragmentary ad style text praises Tel-Ol products claiming rapid germ kill and high alcohol content. Mentions funglide and Denetrates with dubious health claims. Source readability is poor and may be an early 20th century drug advertisement.
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Tel-Ol
Lothan
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