Georgia court to hear Klansman eviction suit in 1947
In Fulton Superior Court the Klumbian case seeking eviction of the Ku Klux Klan ally moves to an indefinite date after a demurrer. Gov elect Talmadge may order the suit dropped after January 14. Burke, Columbian president, accuses Dan Duke of assault, while Duke faces an assault charge hearing Friday.
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I Santa
Tmblars, Incorporated
gKlu Klan
Klumbian
J. E. Bcart
Valdar of
Fulton Superior Court
Ie Klen
Ane Talmadge
Pearing
Stewart
Columbian
Emory Burke
Army
Dan Duke
Supply disruptions threaten multiple industries in midwest region
Notes indicate reduced semi-finished goods from mills in western Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia may idle about 100 000 within a week if coal strike persists. Pulp and paper output could fall due to coal drying shortages. Automotives face layoffs as Chrysler and Ford curb production to conserve supplies. Carnegie Steel and Youngstown area mills cut capacity forcing extensive layoffs and shortened schedules.
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Pennsyla
Ohio
West Virginia
Paris
arito‘Je
Chrysler
Ford
Griculture
Hiinoixs Steel Corp
Mabas
Pithce ate-Youngstown
Chiergo
C-T
Birmingham
Ala
Buffelo
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co
Alabama
Republic Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Jones & Loughlin
United Nations disarmament debate sparks high level exchanges
The article details U S and Soviet positions on disarmament with Connally and Shawcross urging concrete actions. Molotov defends international inspection while Molotov proposed security measures within the UN frame. Alongside, U S and Allied industry disruptions and labor court actions are noted, including coal mine seizures and plant shutdowns.
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Connally
V. Fl. Muldovs
Cuinnouaice
Shawcross
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
Shanecross
U.N
U. S
U. N. General Assembly
U. N
N. J
Makin
Balkan Reparations Plan and Danube Talks at Paris Conference
The Paris conference outlined reparations for Balkan satellites with Italy at 100 million for the USSR and 100 million each for Yugoslavia and Greece, 25 million for Ethiopia, and Romania 300 million to the USSR. Bevin pressed for fair oil prices in Romania, while Molotov clashed on instructions, and talks on Danube navigation moved toward an open, equal regime and a potential four power framework.
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Italy
Ussr
Paris
Yugoslavia
Greece
Ethiopia
Russia
Albania
Romania
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
London
Blolotov
Molaiov
Defective Flue Sparks Blaze At Busy Bee Cafe
A fire caused by a defective flue damaged the Busy Bee Cafe on North Street Andrews, with losses around 100 dollars. The fire department reported the incident today. The building is owned by Aut Frege and was occupied by FE & Grimley.
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Busy Bee
North St. Andrews
Aut. Frege
FE. &. Grimley
Houston Farmers Complete Terracing Course Of Study
Thirty five Houston County farmers completed a three day terracing course near Webb. County agent Ling said participants learned drainage, waterways and outlet construction under Auburn Extension supervision. The group will teach terracing methods to other Houston County farmers.
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Houston County
Coa Ling
J 49. Wilson
Auburn
Webb
Ling
Southeast Alabama Boy Scout Council holds annual meeting notes
The Southeast Alabama Boy Scout Council executive board met in Orp with J. E. Saliba Whit King and J. V. Coulte among attendees. Reports show 1485 Scouts and 509 Negro Scouts in 67 troops and eight cub packs with 538 promotions including six Eagles and 402 merit badges. Monthly courts and boards of honor exist in multiple districts. a new camp-site site and land purchase plans are pending approval. The 1947 officers and council meeting date at Ozark Community House were announced.
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Southeast Alabama Boy Scout Council
Orp
Wiregrass
J. E. Saliba
Whit King
J. V. Coulte
Dothan
Mijoe W. Espy
Roby J. Lee
C. F. Reynolds
Headland
J. L. Barnes
Ozark
R. C. Joiner
Houston
Barbour
Eufaula
Dale
Troy
Pike
Cognittee
Elliott Roosevelt Sees Russian Desire For Peace
Elliott Roosevelt said during a 16 day visit in the Soviet Union that Russians express a strong wish for peace and friendship with the United States. He cited officials and people alike wanting peace, and noted that government officials must seek harmony to live peacefully side by side.
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Moscow
Elliot Roosevelt
Soviet Union
United States
Roosevelt
Marine Corps League Planned In Dothan
A Dothan post of the Marine Corps League is planned for the near future. All former Marines with honorable discharges are eligible for membership and interested ex-Marines should contact Harry N. Scott at the local Social Security office.
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Dothan
Marine Corps League
National Organization of
Harry N. Scott
Scott
Helen Keller Receives Queen Elizabeth in London
Helen Keller, a blind and deaf American social worker and writer, was received by Queen Elizabeth in London today, signaling a high profile humanitarian engagement between the United States and Britain.
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London
Helen Keller
Lieut Eldon Klapal Serving At Brooks Field Texas
Lieut Eldon A Kilapal now Operations Officer for the Regular Army reconnaissance group at Brooks Field Texas He heads reports records and flight dispatching for photo P 51 Mustang A 26 Invader and FP 80 Shooting Star aircraft The unit of the Tactical Air Command flies photo missions over the area and is the only reconnaissance organization in the AAF Harboring notable family ties to Mrs Patricia Pickett Klapal Newton route one and Mr and Mrs John A Pickett
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Eldon A. Kilapal
Patricia Pickett Klapal
John A. Pickett
Newton Route One
Tactical 4@ir
AAF
Soldier Airman Trains At Several Bases Across Years
The subject received his wings at Randolph Field in November 1943, served as an instructor, and attended Instrument schools at Bryant Texas and St. Maret in 1944, then at Barksdale Field Louisiana in June 1946. He recently attended a jet-type airplane training school in Arizona.
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United States
Randolph Field
Bryant Tex
St. Maret
Barksdale Field
Arizona
Gorillas Describe Size and Strength in Study
A report notes male gorillas weigh 400 pounds or more and reach about five and a half feet tall, highlighting their formidable build and potential to dominate an area. The text emphasizes physical stature as a key trait observed in males.
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Burke
Duke
Homer L. Loomut
Anyle
United Nations
John R. Steelman
T. C. Townsend
Charleston
W. Wa
Union
Lewis
Townsend
UMW
Goldsborough
Welly K. Hopkins
Edmund Burke
Snvingfield
Unan
AFL
Joseph A. Padway
Ar” Galdboroueh
Gwesborough
Morotow
Jecin
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Securiy
Aukomuenber
TOG
Boone Allevaia
Sean
Balkan
Iuly
Bulgaria
Anul Yugoslavia
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Finland
New York
Orlans
Nani
Srewton Eng. CO
E. Washington
The
Alibi Club
Bill Farmer
Optometrists
C. E. Blakey
G. W. Blakey
N. Foster
Blakey
Eicher
Boy Scout Executive Board
Opp
Marion Redd
Lane Enzor
Hub Bryson
Enterprise
G. R. Smith
George Proctor
Andalusia
Elliott Roosevelt
Cuetore
St. Joseph
Speigner
Eldon Klapal
Brooks Field
Tex
Harden
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A. M
World
Buxton
Saliba-Herring Motor CO
N. St. Andrews St. Dothan, Ala
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Morton Downey
WAGF
A.J
Grn
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