United States urges partition of Palestine at UN vote
The United States appealed for UN approval of partition of Palestine into Jewish and Arab states. Herschel V. Johnson argued for a workable plan with broad support, while Iraq and Britain voiced concerns about enforcement. Russia led a boycott affecting multiple UN bodies, reshaping the interim assembly’s session and commissions.
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Ghasuon
Palesge
Johnson
Sirar
Berendsen
New Zealand
Tere
Mohamed Fadhil Jamal
Iraq
Hirson
Saffied
U. N
Jewish Agency
United Sates
Britain
John Martin
Yemen
Syrian
Pakistan
Bolivia
China
Russia
Ukraine
Poland
Czecho- Jovakia
Yugoslavia
Little Assembly
Balkan Border Commission
Korean Commission
Marshall
Boycots
Albania
Russatia
Greece
Korta
U. S
Turkey
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Franco
Spain
South Africa
Origin
Alumni Of Sewanee Honor Negro Trainer With $2,500 Purse
SEWANEE Tenn AP The University of the South honored Wille Six ailing Negro trainer who served 39 years by presenting a $2,500 purse a plaque and more than 10 congratulatory letters at half time during the homecoming game with Hampden Sydney. The ceremony marked his retirement after guiding more than 3 000 athletes. The Tigers defeated Hampden Sydney 7 2 0 5 0 9 season highlight and alumni including bishops generals supreme court members a senator and corporate presidents attended or sent tribute.
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Winanplen-Lyndey
Tigers
Willie
Korn
Wille
Tennessee Supreme Court
Coffee County Man Held In $300 Bail
Dock Simmons near Elba Coffee County was released after posting a 300 bond on four counts of being a distiller with intent to defraud the U S government. ATU Investigator R B Phillips said yesterday. Simmons was arrested by Phillips and Coffee County Deputy Sheriff D B Adkins and appeared before U S Commissioner J W Vaughtry.
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Dock Simmons
Elba
Coffee County
U. S
ATU
R. B. Phillips
Simmons
Phillips
D. B. Adkins
Arraned
J. W. Vaughtry
Highest Paid Army Private Killed in Iowa Incident
Des Moines Iowa residents recall Cyn G Wolfe 48 father of 11 who was once named the highest paid private in the U S Army. He died Friday when a truck driven by a son backed into his paning china by his home wall. Wolfe had drawn 50 a month in pay during his service and later held the title of highest paid corporal.
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Des Moines
Cyn G. Wolfe
U. S
Wolfe
Diet fad promises weight loss through strange meals
A dubious promotion touts dieting plans with claims that readers will not starve while losing weight. The text mocks restrictive menus including boiled foods and rejected staples, mentions hotels offering diet specials, and cites Cedric Waits and Cedie Adams in a garbled account of diet propaganda and skepticism about lasting results.
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Ata Heaith
Tina Ata
Cediie Adams
Meere Infermaten Coeed
Asf Wah
California
Maine
Nas
Geodfreysen
Cedric
Woman CIO Organizer Abducted in Georgia Town
Mrs Adna Martin 41 of Athens reported she was abducted at midnight in Tallapoosa by four armed people. She said she was threatened with death for organizing CIO workers at American Thread Corp and released near Buchanan after hands were bound and a gag placed in her mouth. No arrests reported. CIO officials aided with descriptions of suspects and vehicle.
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Atlanta
Yererda
Hatwisot County
Grover C Seaman
Takepoosa
Adna Martin
Athens
Snenitt
Buchanan
Tallapoosa
Sheath Newman
CIO Offic
Mra. Martin
American Thread Coroaill. Ga
Early Vote Cast By Chiang Kai-shek In China Election
Chiang Kai-shek voted in China’s first national elections ten minutes after polls opened. He wore a civilian overcoat and hat, walked between Boy Scouts, and marked his ballot for his governing party’s candidate Chen Yuekwang for assembly. The assembly will elect a president and vice president, with Chiang likely chosen again.
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Nanking
Chiang Kaishek
China
Palling Place
Generalessi Mint
Chen Yue Kwang
Nanking University
Farmers debate quotas in state peanut sale vote
D. F. Snell, chair of the Houston County agricultural conservation committee, urged every local peanut grower to vote December 9. He warned that two thirds of farmers not backing quotas could push price supports for three years, shaping farm policy and surpluses.
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Coitress
Congress
D. F. Snell
Houston County Agricultural Conservation Program Committee
Counutty
Schuman plans revived cabinet and Marshall aid push
Schuman announces a focused program to stabilize the republic. He outlines a balanced budget and mobilization to wage war on inflation. He signals potential ministers including Blan and Reynaud while noting opposition from communists.
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Schumann
Aurials
Alice Manie
Yvon Deibus
Riminadher
Schur
Tndicatine
Schuman
Republic
Houston man released after appeal of carnal knowledge sentence
Robert Kornegay of Houston received a five year term for carnal knowledge in Circuit Court. After an appeal, he was released under 5 0 hand following the appeal, Sheriff Walt Cameron reported.
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Robert Kornegay
Houston
Coun Vo Veal
Walt Cameron
Foreign Aid Debate and Cold War Tensions Overshadow Capitol Hill
Senate and House panels clash over stopgap aid and European reconstruction plans amid a Moscow radio barrage and fears of food relief delays. Key figures include Arthur Vandenberg and Mundt, with actions targeting France Italy Austria and China intensifying political pressures.
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Senate Committee
de Francee
Italy
Austad
Senate
Arthur H. Vandenberg
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rep
Walter
U.S
Uhiangt Raieshek
China
Alexander Smith Nij
Con
Latices
Sant
Smith
Europe
Moscow
Ins
North America
Kep, Kart & Mundt
R SD
Congress
Rissa
Mundt
T. Tate
Frida
Russia
Voter districting changes and election prep details
The text outlines voting district divisions for Beat Three Four and Five, with maps and rules for voters to cast ballots in their designated wards. It notes probate and election officials must prepare district lists and voting materials, and mentions state wide applicability and county preparations for January elections.
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Taylor
Batts
Baght
Taree
Afes Eutt
Foster Street
Feder
Maine
Poste
Mai
Due
Beat
Thres
Camparion Yevislae Fonte
Erty Electrome
Ahaa
Corinne Tetar Domenie
Revnstraars
Thay
Houston
Alsbania
Sea’s
Albert Logue
Pegee
Mobile Restaurant Men Arrested On State Oyster Violations
Nine restaurant operators were arrested on oyster selling violations after operating without state permits. Vellianitis noted licenses issued without proper notice, while authorities photographed and fingerprinted the suspects. The county sheriff said fingerprints and photographs are standard procedure, and the case involves Mobile County authorities enforcing permit rules.
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Mobile
M President Association
Vellianitis
Sterday
Drew & Angel Vellianitis
Wn Veltianitis
Sane Conservation
Moule County Counby
W. H. Hol
Civil unrest erupts between Arabs and Jews in Palestine clashes
Reports from Jerusalem describe a flare up with Arab and Jewish groups clashing. An Arab assailant was killed and others injured during shootings near Kishon river and in Ravana groves. Stern Gang and Arab leaders call for confrontation while police fear renewed sectarian violence. A separate blast hit Tel Aviv printing house causing damage but no serious injuries. Local districts report increasing tension across Jaffa Bethlehem and surrounding areas.
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Jerusalem
Maryeh
Freedom
Jesus
Stern
Itms
Uni
Kishon
Iluriyeh
Ravana
Stern Gang
Arab Higher Executive
Sheik Tastan Abous Sati
Rashk Tumith
Jarpest
Palestine
Storrsday
Ino Kaanansi
Mad
Tel Avivo
Withh
Bethlehem
Mii
Jaffa
Energy Cuspidon Conference Sparks Deity Sponsored Study
The fragment outlines a conference purportedly sponsored by Deity in collaboration with the Gack Hidge Tustitine of Nuclear Studies and Alabama Polytechnic Ju sTetunles. Names such as Gley Mota John Frapkin Oak Hide and others appear as attendees or participants amid garbled affiliations and place references.
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Energy Cuspidon
Washington
Gley Mota
John
Frapkin
Oak Hide
Dee
Hendricks
Beltsville
Orb
Batdulph
Pullman
M.D. Thomas
Salt Lake City
Hialph
Pf. Overman
Oak Ridges
Duns
New Haven
Harold Copp
Berkeley
Calf
Jloward
Birkuoshigetes, Jr
George K. Paves
Chanesville
Alabama Polytechnic JusTetunles
Soviet charges clash over German rearmament fears
In Berlin observers expect a new Soviet propaganda push as Soviet officials repeat charges against the United States for aiding German cartels while also countering calls to curb Germany. Clay remains an optimistic mediator as London talks loom and the control council dispute spills into mass newspapers.
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Clay
United States
Germany
Obervers
Berlin
Sokolovsky
Control Council
Moscow
Sls
von Molotov
Malotov
London
Anul
Negro man released on bond after highway robbery warrant
R Willie James Wheeler, 24, Negro, was freed under $150 bond after arrest on a highway robbery warrant. Sara Daniels, Negro woman who fled the warrant, accused Wheeler of taking a watch by force. the watch was recovered, Sheriff Walt Cameron said.
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Willie James Wheeler
Walt Cameron
Sara Daniels
Wheeler
Cameron
Do than to Host Toy Parade With Large Animal Parade Eyes
Do than hosts a pet parade with a Costume Division judged on originality, attractiveness, and appearance. a police escorted route on Foster street features Boy Scouts, Young Junior High School pants in flagby uniforms, and a Christmas Santa in a red fire truck. anticipation runs high for up to 200 participants from Florida, Georgia and Alabama. a two day treasure hunt by Dothan merchants follows the parade.
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Dothan
Foster Street
Sanuta Claus
Santa
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Fragmentary poultry note on egg production and feed
The readable text discusses small size and fast loss, hen egg production, and a claim that an average hen producing 200 standard eggs yearly equates to about five times her body weight in feed. Names, dates, places, and clear context are missing.
Sub-zero cold grips Midwest and plains states in Thanksgiving rush
Sub-zero temperatures spread from Montana to Wyoming and across Colorado Nebraska and the Midwest. Record lows with 23 degrees below zero at Butte and widespread sub-zero readings. Snow across Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska Kansas Missouri, while south Atlantic states see milder, unsettled weather. Weather front expected to weaken by Sunday night but cold persists across the region.
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Mountain
Plains
Middle West
Oat Butte
Mont
Wyoming
Colorado
Fraver
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Omaha
Chadron
Canadian
New Mexico
Rockies
Ohio Valley
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Mississippi Valley
Midwest
South Atlantic
Eastern
Seaboard
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Pates Ine
Tate Marshall
Sewanee
Jarry P. Hall, Pres
Foster St
CIO
Chiang Kai-shek
Secanen
Mages
France
Blan
Geeorges Hidanult
Paul Reynaud
Picard Republic
Republican Party of Liberty
Kornegay
Bates
Chew Dyadea
Esa’ Saheb
Audene Dareetye
Dolly Jaumbert
Chareebon
Clif Atherton
Joe Redsers
Casuhee Mills
Sithostort Park
Ed Dudley
PGA PR
Press- Augusta
Professional Golfers Association
Chiespo
Josepn Novak
Dudley
Novak
Joes Angeles
Kansas City
Darrell Moody
Nebracka
Dothan Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Southside Granite Co
Jack Kingry
Gunlemot
Peanut Growers
Cotton Oil CO
Ozark, Alabama
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