French Premier Seizes Newspapers in Crackdown
Premier Robert Schuman sent troops to seize two communist papers De Soir and L Humanite amid a government push to outlaw factional agitation. Police held the Rue de Bouvre offices as the National Assembly debated emergency anti-strike legislation with a large police and guard deployment in Paris.
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Big Four Include Pakistan in Talks on German Treaty
The Big Four Council of Foreign Ministers agreed to include Pakistan in any future German peace conference. Molotov pressed for Albania participation. Bevin rejected it and urged delaying Albania. Ministers planned further talks on peace treaty procedures and a meeting next Monday to review updates.
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Winter Weather Grips Midwest with Subzero Forecast
Subzero temperatures blanket the Midwest with readings in several states. Cities such as Grand Forks North Dakota minus 17 and Decorah Iowa minus 18 highlight the chill. Forecasters warn of possible all time low for Chicago date and expect some relief Sunday as conditions shift in the Upper Mississippi and Great Lakes regions.
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Conerly Leads Mississippi Past State In 43 14 Win
Mississippi, led by Charlie Conerly and End Barney Poole, clinched the Southeastern Conference tie with a 43 14 victory over Mississippi State. Conerly threw for 18 completions toward another record season as Poole grabbed four catches. The feature-packed roundup notes Texas Tech, Penn State, Notre Dame, and others in bowl and conference prospects with several key outcomes shaping postseason selections.
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Big Jim Closes South Week With Fiery Gadsden Speech
Governor Fulsom attacks opponents in Alabama Senate debate as he campaigns for increased old age pensions. He ridicules rival papers and defends his own forum, while planning a week of appearances from Central Alabama to Anniston.
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Petition to change shopping at Merrills cafeteria discussed
A petition to alter a local Merrills cafeteria operation was raised at a meat commission meeting. The plan seeks to allow limited traffic and parking changes near Main Street, with safety concerns for crossing, lights, and traffic flow noted by residents. The group urged better lighting and a focus on pedestrian safety while opposing heavy vehicle use during peak hours.
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Geneva Troop Dominates First Scout Rodeo Events
Geneva No. 40 led six of 18 events scoring high in the first postwar scout field meet in Dothan. Enterprise Troop 36 won the first three events in Group Three while Florala Troop One claimed five in Group Five. Attendance prizes favored Florala and Andalusia, with Col Robert L. Scott unable to attend due to weather after sending wires.
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New York Report Details Salvage Carminites Notes
In New York a finance style report notes an average 4 percent rate over years reaching through July 1947. The total recovered amounts to BINBIABIA pounds, with IR4 TARRE coming from the armed forces.
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National retail trends show early shopping and higher quality goods
A national survey notes easier voilanance of lines of matches silverware and jewelry with manufacturers pegging items to boost sales. Department store heads report earlier bowing of shoppers, wider availability of higher grade goods, and a lay-away plan growing in use across stores though auto supply shops see a drop. Weather hampered doll production damp and fog slowed output.
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Fires Hit Negro Churches and School in Walton County
In Walton County Georgia a series of fires struck the Negro Methodist and Baptist churches and a Negro school amid a feud alleged by Mayor C H Byrd as incendiary acts. The city offered 100 reward, while the mayor doubted white racism caused the blazes. The July 25 1946 lynching of four Negroes remains unsolved despite federal inquiries.
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1 400 4 H Clubbers Gather At Chicago
About 1 400 farm youths and leaders assembled in Chicago for the 26th National 4 H Club Congress linked to the International Livestock Exposition. Delegates from most states plus Hawaii, Canada, Alaska and international guests from Bolivia, Brazil, Panama, Uruguay, Ecuador, China, England and Poland attended. British Young Farmers members joined as guests. National winners will be named in various farm work fields with 11 scholarships totaling 21 600 dollars.
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Scouts Conclude Council Rodeo With Evening Campfire
The council rodeo ended Friday night as a huge campfire burned down to embers. Scouts headed home after a weekend of events and look forward to next year’s meet.
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