Meat Shortage Extends Into Second Month in Chicago
Chicago reports a continuing meat shortage as labor Day marked the start of a second month with plummeting receipts at livestock markets. Beef cows fetch higher prices under price controls while wholesale pork and beef sell lower, provoking blame across agencies and industry leaders.
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Chicago
Agriculture Department
L. M. Wyatt
Truman
Thomson
OPA
Baker
Steelman
American Meat Institute
Sab
Yom Kippur Services Scheduled By Jewish Residents Of Dothan
Yom Kippur observances are planned by Temple Emanu El in Dothan with services led by Rabbi Martin J Hineinn. The Friday 7 30 p m service features Is There A Soul and Saturday 10 a m sermon Standing Before God followed by Kol Nidre Yizkor and Ne ilah prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Temple Emanu-El
Martin J. Hineinn
One Fatal Auto Death in Dothan Three Year Span
City Commissioner Clyde Cor reports in the last three years only one person died in automobile accidents in Dothan. The sole fatal incident involved a small child struck by a car, and officials say negligence was not involved.
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Clyde Cor
Dothan
Coe
Merging of Life Saving and Revenue Service Forms Coast Guard
In 1915 the Life-Saving Service joined the Revenue Cutter Service to create the United States Coast Guard, uniting rescue operations with maritime law enforcement under a single service.
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the Life-Saving Service
Revenue Marine Service
The
U.S. Coast Guard
Byrnes outlines 40-year four-power treaty for Germany
Byrnes in Stuttgart speech endorses a 40-year pact among the four major powers to keep Germany disarmed and demilitarized, and to prevent Ruhr from becoming Europe’s arsenal. He calls for continued occupation until disarmament is achieved, arguing engineers, not infantry, are key to detecting military conversion and war potential.
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Germany
Stuttgart
United States
Ruhr
Europe
Byrnes
Planes Crash Near Stephenville Newfoundland Inquiries Surge
The DC-1 wreck near Stephenville Newfoundland involved eight crew and eleven passengers with many traveling to Frankfurt Berlin and Amsterdam. Rescue teams estimated four to eight hours to reach the scene amid low ceilings and rain. Mrs Helen Kent Downing and her children, previously residents of Tuscaloosa, were among the passengers en route to join her husband in Frankfurt.
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Atlantic
Air Transport Command
Fort Totten
N. Y
18Th Air Transport Command
Presque Inle
Goose Bay
Labrador
Harmoy Fie
Stephenville
Coast Guard
North Atlantic Ocean Patrol
Army Air
EN State
Tuscaloosa
API
Helen Kent Downing
Skymaster
Newfoundland
Frankfurt
Germany
George Downing
Coca Cola Export Corporaaion
Coca Cola Batthing Co
Montgomery
Wedowee
Ala
Downing
Thomson, Gla
Atlanta
Snrgate
Thomson
Cap
Thompson
Coca Cola Company
Laura Elizabeth
Barbara Kent
W. W
Trieste Withdrawal Plan Faces Postwar Debate
The council debated a draft for Trieste involving a UN appointed governor and a popular assembly with limited powers. Britain and the United States would keep troops there until the Security Council orders withdrawal, while Yugoslavia and the Soviet bloc pressed for broader assembly powers. The Anglo American approach dominates the plan, though some delegations urged quicker timelines.
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Trieste
Eto
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
Yugoslavia
Soviet Bloc
Popular Assembly
Two Damage Suits Result in Judgments Awarded
A. Z. Stokes won $275 in a damage suit against Cecil Hubbard over trespass conversion and detinue. Miss Willie Adams received $1,500 from J. L. Dean after an automobile accident in which Adams was a passenger. Grady Eubanks sues Max Bruner in another auto crash case still being heard with the calendar set through Friday.
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A. Z. Stokes
Stokes
Cecil Hubbard
Circuit Court
Willie Adams
J. L. Dean
Miss Adams
Dean
Grady
Eubanks
Max Bruner
Woman Slightly Hurt In Auto Accident
Edith Jenking suffered minor cuts and bruises in an automobile crash at W Main and Lena streets. Daniel A. Johnson faced a driving while intoxicated charge and was released on bond. A second collision at W Washington and S Alice streets involved Sidney W. Blount and Buddie Wood with no charges filed.
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Edith Jenking
W. Main
Lena Streets
Daniel A. Johnson
Johnson
Lena
Joan Dr. Barber
Main Street
W. Washington
S. Alice Streets
Sidney W. Blount
Buddie Wood
Ramer Church to Hold Sacred Harp Sing
A two day Sacred Harp singing session is set at Ramer Church near Cottonwood for Saturday and Sunday this week. Singers are invited to attend.
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Ramer Church
Ramer Cource
Cottonwood
Truman remarks touch on energy, personnel and policy
President Truman notes no meat famine but limited abundance, cites potential TVA head David Lilienthal for Atomic Energy Commission, and discusses Sen Lac Follette’s renomination status. He confirms delay in underwater bomb test, reviews flood contract audits, and agrees with Byrnes on the Nuremberg verdicts. No plans for another Big Three meeting.
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David Lilienthal
TVA
Atomic Energy Commission
Lac Follette
Mr. Truman
Budget Bureau
Steelman
Byrnes
Paris
Wallace Baruch clash over atomic policy details emerge
A Baruch memorandum to President Truman outlines five principal misstatements in Wallace's letter. It emphasizes that the United States cannot modify core atomic energy principles and warns that any such concession could weaken safeguards and mislead the world. A Wallace associate says Wallace spoke with Ferdinand Eberstadt but did not receive a call back.
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Wallace
Washington
Baruch
Ferdinand Eberstadt
Baruen
Eberstadt
Truman
Byrnes
New York
United States
Memoranium
United TH World
Officers Nominated By Dothan Exchange Club
Ray McGill was nominated for president for six months at the weekly Dothan Exchange Club meeting. Walter Morris and Robert Morris were nominated as vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. New board members are Roy Baxter R H Ryan Malcolm Davis and Marvett e Nowell. A sergeant at arms will be appointed at installation. The club mourned member Guy Morriss death. A meeting in Birmingham was reported. District Three meeting plans were formed for November 27 in Dothan. A committee was named to arrange the Dothan High School Band trip to the Dothan Eufaula game next Friday. J W Kirkland joined as a new member.
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Ray McGill
Dothan Exchange Club
McGill
Walter Morris
Robert Morris
Board of Control
Roy Baxter
R. H. Ryan
Malcolm Davis
Marvette Nowell
R. C. Propst
E. S. McClintic
C. L. Golding
John L. Hunter
Dothan
Houston Barber
Coy Brunson
R.d"’ Dove
Eufaula
Npat
J. W. Kirkland
Houston County Medical Society Meets Friday at 7 PM
The October session will be held in the auditorium of the public health building. Dr. T. K. Lewis of Birmingham will be principal speaker on the topic Heart Attack.
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Houston County Medical Society
Public Health
T. K. Lewis
Birmingham
Nazi leaders face de Nazification boards after arrests in Nuremberg
Bernhard Mueller ordered arrests under Allied rule with 10 year maximums. Von Papen Schacher and Fritzsche remained in the palace as Nuernberg police enforce detentions. Bavarian officials weigh treason charges while defense appeals challenge a death determination for Bormann.
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Bernhard Mueller
Nuerrberg de Notification Board
Piurdly
von Papen
Ravensborg
Schacer
Fritzsche
Mueller
Longshoremen split with CIO over unloading procedures
Nationwide labor unrest feeds fractures as 11 waterfront employers and a CIO longshoremen’s union split. Feinsinger sees quick settlement on 16 schooners unloading rule after the nationwide strike ends. stars vote to ignore studio picket lines delaying negotiations in Pittsburgh and Chicago as city buses, power crews, and ambulance routes react to sympathy strikes.
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CIO
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Hollwood
Pittaburgh
Pittsburgh
CIO Transport Workers Union
Columbus
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Downward Wage Trend to Be Reversed Through Higher Output
Steelman argues that despite wage increases, real earnings fell 8.5 percent from April 1945 to July 1946 due to shorter weeks and wartime-to-peacetime shifts. He cites a typical married man with three dependents earning $36 weekly in 1945 now worth about $30, and says higher output of finished goods is the cure.
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Steelman
Typhus Control Crews Work in Beat Six Progress
Typhus control crews are operating in Beat Six as city and county sanitation officers report. Follow up work is expected to take about a week to ten days more if weather stays favorable. By October 15 crews will be about half through their follow up in Dotasn.
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Dothan
R. J. Goodwin Named Plumbing Inspector
R J Goodwin a City of Dothan employee for over 20 years has been appointed inspector of plumbing and wiring following A T Todd’s resignation. Goodwin will keep his duties as superintendent of the Dothan water and light plant and will office on the second floor of City Hall.
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R. J. Goodwin
City of Dothan
A. T. Todd
Goodwin
Dothan
Attorney General seeks injunction against union dues demand
In Marianna Florida the attorney general filed suit in Jackson Circuit Court to block a construction firm from enforcing union dues as a condition of employment. The action targets Arthur Venners Construction over at the Marianna Army Air Base site now a tuberculosis hospital project. A hearing is set for Oct. 10 with Veterans of Foreign Wars in Marianna involved and a challenge from project superintendent A. W. Rasmussen to prosecute if law appears violated.
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Marianna, Fla
J. Tom Watson
Jackson
Arthur Venners
New Jersey
A. W. Rasmussen
Watson
Elander
Rasmussen
Johnie van Dillon
Frank Hagen
Debate on universal military training at convention
Passage references a debate led by Passin and Stelle over universal military training. The plan proposes training youths aged 19 to 24 at a rate of one thousand dollars per year, with options to enlist in the Army, Organized Reserve, or National Guard, and details on college or camp training.
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Passin
Stelle
Guts
Tommorrow
Finois
Congo
Reg Army
Organized Reserve
Jones Guard
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American Airlines
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Amsterdam
Holland
Exchange Club
John Henderson
State Board of Control
Medical Society
Chicago Motor Coach Co
U. S
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AFL Drivers’ Union
Tae
the Dothan
Federal Reserve
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Otpany
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Loew
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