Labor MPs Fail To Vote Confidence In Bevin Policy
London AP reports 160 Labour MPs did not vote on last night's 353 to 109 confidence vote in Britain's foreign policy. 230 Labourites backed Bevin along with 104 Conservatives seven Liberals and minor parties. party split seen as unsettled. The dissent warned the revolt could recur and American sentiment noted as strained.
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London
House of Commons
Ernest Bevin
British Press Association
Britain
The
Press Association
London Evening News
Farm and Home Leaders In Wiregrass Meet Here
Farm and home supervisors from eight Wiregrass counties gathered at the Houston County Farmers Home Administration office to map work plans for the coming year. The meeting, led by district FHA supervisor H. C. Sexton, covered income returns and the Farm Ownership borrowers annual session with W. Y. Cook Dennis Gunder and Mrs Mary B Pittman of the local FHA office and seed loan rep Tom Speight representing Houston County.
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Houston County
Farmers Home Administration
H. C. Sexton
FHA
W. Y. Cook
Dennis Gunder
Mary 8. Pittman
Tom Speight
Seed Loan
Father recalls son J B Stubblefield Jr AWOL case
A father recounts wartime letters about his son J B Stubblefield Jr who joined the Army Air Forces in 1942, trained at Fort Oglethorpe and Biloxi, and went overseas as a mechanic. He cites a 1944 War Department telegram reporting absence without leave in New Guinea and a commanding officer letter that cleared the stigma.
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Stubblefield
J. B. Stubblefield, Jr
War Department
New Guinea
J. B
Pearl Harbor
Fort Oglethorpe
Biloxi, Miss
Army Air Forces
Walker in State as Family Grieves in Silence
Number 17 It’s all over boys. Nan Walker Burke fainted at his bedside and was carried from the hospital in a wheel chair. Walker’s two adopted children Jimmy and Mary Ann, 10, were at the boarding school yesterday. Walker lay in state today with a pale face and slight grey at his temples. Time stopped for Jimmy Walker as the nation recalls a quip about never being late for a meal.
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Walker
Nan Walker Burke
Teday
Jimmy Welker
Calvin Cooldae
Vo FLW Called Meeting Set At Dothon Center
A called meeting of the Vo FLW will be held at the Dothon Keer tion Center at 7 o'clock Wednesday night. Members are urged to attend as several important business matters are to be discussed.
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Vo Flw
Dothon Keertion Center
Rose Bampton Delights Dothan Audience In Concert
Metropolitan soprano Rose Bampton enchanted a near capacity Dothan audience at the high school auditorium in the season opener. She delivered four groups of arias and songs with encores, featuring works by Verdi, Handel, Rachmaninoff, Debussy and Puccini, and was backed at the piano by Brooky Smith. The performer will be followed by Albert Spalding on March 5, 1947, and Marina Svetlova on January 19, 1947.
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Rose Bampton
Metropolita Apgeia Association
Dothan
Curren Community Concert Association
Missy Bampton
Bizet
Schubert
Brahms
Strauss
Marx
Miss Bampton
Brooky Smith
Yave Salves de Vienne
Seubert Liszt
Gluck-Friedmen
Debussy
Nerie
Brooks Smith
Ralph Vaan Welliams
John Michael Digek
Puccini
Ernest Charles
John
Livestock Prices Near Peak After 5 Weeks of Decontrol
Chicago AP reports six weeks into decontrolled markets with gains near postlift peaks. Cattle top $37, hogs up to $24.75 with $27.50 peaking. subsidies of 59 cents to $2.40 on cattle and $1.75 on hogs. Slaughter and receipts climb, stocker and feeder cattle surge into feed lots amid higher meat supplies. Beef and pork prices show gains versus predecontrol ceilings. corn-hog ratio improves, aiding feeding costs. Cold storage stocks remain above normal, with October movement lagging.
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Chicago
OPA
Ny Choice
Agriculture Department
New York
H. A. Whiteside
Ceres
Radio Programs Listed Across Week In Local Guide
A scanned schedule lists radio programs for the week with names such as Drama features Abner Godwin and Judy, news breaks, dance hour, and variety shows. The listing names multiple hosts, time blocks, and genre segments including comedy, music, and Army recruiting spots, reflecting a dense programming guide format.
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Mnaidk Fh
Abe
Kanenbern
Pete
Judy
Abe Stel Blane
Cba
Abe Loova News
Dbs
Aijos
Andy Abe
Cbe
Adi Feegta
Atewer
Abe Tiatievec
Do Bhayera
Ditama
Ftusie
Cbs G
Houriar
Nhe-Basie
Clut Heteat
Coal industry upheaval spans railroads and law
Fragmented OCR report outlines government cuts to coal supply and transport. It notes potential passenger service reductions, freight limits, and a Norris LaGuardia Act dispute over strikes. It cites officials like Lewis and War and Navy staffers weighing actions amid wartime mobilization pressures.
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Suon
Office of Defense Transportation
Huw
Ricnmond
Guy
M. Tuck
Virginia
U. S
Lewis
Inty Guhl Lode
Juder Guidsby
CIO Convention Calls For Substantial Wage Increases
Atlantic City AP The CIO convention urged a resolution to go on record demanding substantial wage increases as prices rise. Delegates debated 43 resolutions including tax relief for low earners, anti discrimination laws, and cooperation with President Roosevelt’s memory while opposing open shop advocates.
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Atlantic City
N. Jd
APJ
CIO
America
Co Samittae
CIA
Whicn
Pollip Murray
Roosevelt
Bilbo denies links to wartime contracts in Mississippi
The Senate War Investigations Committee planned a session to discuss Theodore Bilbo of Mississippi who denied charges of connections to war contracts and loans for political favors. He claimed a lake project had long existed and blamed NegrO organizations for opposition while criticizing critics.
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Theodore Bil- la U-Miss
Senate
House Committee On un-American Activities
CIO
van Bittner
A. FP. Whitney
Truman
Whitney
Missouri
Poplarvilli
Theodore G Bilpo
Ida
Hilpo
Voeauin
Pater
Wer
Bilbo
Tof Negru
Bessuse
Bilba
Byrrnes Demand on Trieste Power Sparks Governance Clash
Fragmented notes describe a crisis over police power and appointive authority in Trieste. The Secretary of State Byrnes seeks control via Security Council and veto power for the Trieste governor, risking undermining locally elected authorities and jeopardizing integrity amid Anglo American postwar realignments.
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Byrnes
Security Council
Trieste
Togt
Securitil
Noy
Lus
Caterec
Britiov
Ernest Bevin
Milroy
Leocas
Molotov
Eos
Nine Former Army Officers Added To Rolls Of 993rd
Nine former Army officers have been added to the rolls of the 935rd Field Artillery battalion Alabama National Guard. Lieut-Col Prange Farris, battalion commander, announced the new officers and their assignments. Names include Capt Jefferson V. Haintn Elba Intelligence Officer First Lieut Charles F Wilkes Elba Liaison pilot First Lieut John F Kendr ick Elba Executive officer Battery A Second Lieut Louis P F Inman Elba Assistant executive officer Battery A First Lieut James E Reeves Elba Reconnaissance officer First Lieut Clarence C Newsom Coffee Springs Executive officer Battery B First Lieut Fred N Morris Geneva Reconnaissance officer Battery B First Lieut Marion T Sanders Jack Reconnaissance officer Battery Co Second Lieut Fulton F Faulk Samson Motor purses officer Service Battery
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Enterprise
Army
935Rd Field Artillery Battalion
Alabama National Guard
Prange Farris
Jefferson V. Haintn
Elba
Charles F. Wilkes
John F. Kendrick
Louis P
Hotel Belden Fire Kills One, Injures Eleven in Cleveland
A fire at the 72 room Hotel Belden on Cleveland's East Side killed a woman identified as Mrs. Freeda C. Shanks and left 11 others injured, five seriously, with nearly 80 occupants homeless. Assistant Chief Nimmo cited about $30,000 damage. origin undetermined but linked to a first floor incinerator or basement boiler. Neighbors aided residents as flames blocked top floor exits. Mrs. Amelia Hirsch alerted others and helped evacuate before responders arrived.
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Cleveland
Belden
James Nimmo
Amelia Hirsch
Freeda C. Shanks
Pepper Fears South Won't Get GOP Aid
Senator Pepper of Florida warned in Shawmut Alabama that the Democratic Party must rebuild on Roosevelt era principles and appeal to farmers and workers. He feared the South would receive little freight rate relief from Republicans and urged against a new national depression, while praising labor and management in the Chattahoochee Valley.
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Incorne
Swesling
Geert
Bes
Myrna
Alabama
West
Virginia
Wrestwand
Lewis
Kroy
Nav
Forte Tan
Paltersen
Cyan
Lass Spring
Amimedrman Cayo Lewis
Jis
Shawmut
Ala
Pepper
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chambers County
South
Chattahoochee Valley
Two Cars Damaged in Collision Here
Aas driven by Mayme Gisse daaner and Carlos Wilkinson were involved in re collison to the 100 block of N. St. Andrews st. yesterday, slight damage to both cars, police inspector's report showed today. No charges were made against either driver.
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Aas
Mayme Gissedaaner
Carlos Wilkinson
N. St. Andrews St
Soldier Arrested In Abandoning Children At Hotel
Talladega Alabama AP Police Chief Cecil Nabors said a soldier from Fort McClellan identified as Roy Baker was arrested in connection with abandoning three children in a Talladega hotel weekend. Mrs Baker was found beaten at a cabin near the post and hospitalized. The children Roy Jr 6 Gracie 5 and Frankie six months were later found and placed with relatives.
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Talladega
Ala
Cecil Nabors
Oldier
Fort McClellan
Nabors
Pic
Roy Baker
Nibol
Birmingham
Nebors
Dr Davie Speaks At Dothan Rotary Luncheon
Dr Davie spoke at a Rotary Club luncheon in Dothan presenting The Tragedy of Peace Without God. Lawrence J Oakley, program chairman, introduced him. Wallace Faulk, a Dothan high school representative, attended his fourth meeting. Guests included Ed Radige, Dr B R Show burn, Coach J W Sikes of the University of Georgia.
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Dothan
Rotary Club
MS. Davie
Lawrence J. Oakley
Wallace Faulk
Dothan High School
Ed Radige
B. R. Showburn
J. W. Sikes
University of Georgia
Olary
Ian, Brungiter
County Aid Chief Inspects Columbia Cedar Creek Road
L B Rutledge head of the State Highway Bureau visits Dothan for an on site review of the Columbia Cedar Creek road project, according to a County Road Department announcement. The inspection aims to assess progress and coordinate improvements. Local officials and engineers accompany the official entourage.
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L B. Rutledge
Bureau of County Aid
State Highway Department
Dothan
Columbia-Cedar Creek
Ment
Unclear excerpt hints at labor talks and union c napi
Fragmentary report notes Number C ompany and John L. Co of the U S Labor Department discussing negotiations. References Albany and E G Hoover as a president figure, with mentions of an offered or refused deal, and hopes for a meeting between union and management representatives to resume talks.
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Con Easonable
John L. Co
U. S
Labor Department Condillction Service
Albany
Hoov
Presi
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