Georgia Gov. nominee Eugene Talmadge Seriously Ill
Gov. nominee Eugene Talmadge of Georgia was hospitalized in Jacksonville after stomach hemorrhages. He had campaigned across Georgia and faced a Democratic primary before the illness. his condition was described as serious but current reports noted improvement after transfusion.
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Jacksonville
Eugene Talmaize
Georgia
Talmadge
Florida
Jacksonville Beach
Herman
Democratic Con
19 year old Tew dies from Florida auto crash injuries
Alto Tew age 19 of Dothan route one died in a Bartow Florida hospital from injuries suffered in an automobile accident Wednesday. He was a Geneva County native and World War I veteran. Funeral plans set at Bethlehem Church with Elder J. J. Collins and Elder John Smith officiating. burial at the church cemetery. Survivors include parents J A Tew and five sisters and three brothers.
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J. A. Tew
Dothan
Arthur Tew
Grady Tew
Anderson
Fia
Monroe Tew
Wornsburg
N. Y
Minnie Morris
Willie Mae Johnson
Ruth Tew
Toth
Lelia Pearl Daniel
Mobile
Clarie Tew
Army B-29 Starts Non-Stop Hop Over North Pole To Cairo
At Hickam Field Hawaii the B 29 Pacu san Dreamboat lifted off on a proposed 10 000 mile non stop route to Cairo Egypt carrying 13 000 gallons of gasoline and a 10 man crew. Co pilot Lt Col Beverly H Warren of Omaha Nebraska controlled the craft while Col Irvine of St Paul Nebraska planned the flight expected to take about 43 hours under ideal weather.
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Hickam Field
Hawaii
North Pole
Cairo
Egypt
John Rogers Airport
Beverly H. Warren
Omaha
Neb
Great Circle
Irvine
St. Paul
Truman urges immediate Jewish immigration to Palestine
President Truman called for substantial immediate immigration of displaced Jews into Palestine. He expressed regret that London Palestine Conference talks are not resuming until December 16 and said the administration will do everything possible to aid a solution.
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Washington
Truman
Palestine
Charles G. Ross
Attlee
Britain
Europe
Mr. Truman
London
Jewish Agency
Jerusalem
Alabama cattle flood markets as grass season ends
Alabama cattle markets report record runs as grass season ends. Buyers from across regions purchase feed lot cattle, with Linden moving 17 800 head and Selma handling 21 000 in a day. Montgomery stockyards cite disbursement from grass fed herds and pasture issues driving sales.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Glenn T. Stebbins
Montgomery Stockyards
Montgomery
Linden
Selma
Virginia
Columbus. Ga
Dothan
Ala
Selma of Derings
Gattinlat
Airliner's Crash Remains Mystery
A Berlin bound American Overseas Airlines DC 4 crash near Harmon Field Newfoundland killed 39. Investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board and Coast Guard planned to inspect the scene by helicopter as rescue teams reported all 31 passengers and eight crew members burned beyond recognition.
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Gander
Mid
American Overseas Airlines
Newfoundland
Civil Aeronautics Administration
U. S S. Coast Guards
Harmon Field
Stephenville
U. S. Army
City County License Sales Move Slowly
City and county license clerks report slow sales as October nears its end. Fewer than 100 city privilege licenses, under 200 probate licenses, under 250 store licenses, and about 543 vehicle plates have been issued in the first three days, with penalties looming after October 31.
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City Hall
Court House
Highway Department Opens Project Bids
Montgomery AP reports the State Highway Department opened bids on 31 road projects totaling about 3.5 million dollars. It marks the eighth bid acceptance since the war ended. Projects include grading drainage and seal on the Hodgesville Dothan road in Houston County and removal of structures on Jim Bobo Clapion road in Dale County.
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Montgomery
Houston County
Hodgesville-Dothan
Dale County
Strucwes
Jim Bobo-Clapion
Molotov Heads to Moscow as Big Three Meeting Hinted
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov departed Le Bourget for Moscow in a quick round trip. The move spurs speculation of a Big Three summit to address East West disputes, with Molotov expected back before October 15 and likely to report to Premier Stalin.
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R. H. Shackford
Paris
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
Molotov
le Bourget
Josef Stalin
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Queen Elizabeth
Ler
New York
United Nations Assembly
A. A. Arountinian
United States
Italian Economic Commission
Willard Thorp
Russia
Italy
Australia
Thorp
Elba Boy 13 Dies After Fall From Truck
James H. Roberts of Elba, 13, died yesterday afternoon when he fell from a moving truck at the intersection of highways 86 and 15. The death was ruled accidental with injuries including a crushed skull and chest. Funeral services set for Damascus with Rev. A. W. Barker officiating. Roberts is survived by his parents and several sisters.
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James Harold Roberts
Arthur Roberts
Elba
Damascus
A. W. Barker
Opp
Benneau-Jeter
R. P. H. Godfrey
Godfrey
Lotus Ham
Bill Wilson
Roberts
Funeral Home
Knife Attack Victim Undergoing 600 Stitch Repair
Dr A G Finlay and a second physician operated on Bob Allen after a knife assault at Jefferson Hospital in Birmingham. Finlay said the 31 to 32 hour surgery used more than 566 stitches with a final count well over 600. Allen was reported doing fine and had extensive slashes across his body.
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Guntersville
A. G. Finlay
Tre
Bob Allen
Finlay
Jefferson Hospital
Birmingham
T. E. Martin Becauec
Wallace-Baruch clash moves to youre another stage
Wallace urges United States to halt atomic bomb production until world control is established. Baruch challenges his stance and the administration backs Baruch while Republicans attack Wallace for weakening foreign policy. Wallace plans pamphlet distribution as debate continues.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Bernard Baruch
U.S
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Truman
Baruch
Carryl Reece
Republican National Committee
Baltimore
Reece
Kremlin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Progress In Efforts To Settle U S Labor Disputes
Indications of possible progress in settling major labor disputes marked a day of talks. Washington planned a new push to end a four day old shipping strike affecting 543 ships across Atlantic Pacific and Gulf ports. Pittsburgh faced a 1 day strike by 3 500 power workers. 2 700 AFL streetcar motormen planned to vote on crossing picket lines at Durmuesne Light Co. The Maritime Commission invited West Coast officials to meet with Fast Coast operators to end the maritime walkout. The main obstacle remains Pacific Coast demands on union security and the Pacific American Shipowners Association stance. Negotiators planned further conferences pending West Coast participation.
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Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Pittsburgh
AFL
Independent Power Union
Durmuesne Light Co
Maritime Commission
Commission
CIO Marine Engineers
Labor Department
Pacific American Shipowners Association
Wade
CIO
West Coast
Longshes
Emer
Barney Oldfield Dies in Beverly Hills at 69
Barneys Oldfield once famed auto speed king of dirt tracks died in his sleep at home in Beverly Hills cause a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 69 and had remarried his wife Bessie ten months earlier after a 21 year separation. He complained of head pain last night and planned to see a doctor today.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
UPI
Barney Oldfield
Oldfield
Bessie
Legion Convention Ends Backing New National Commander Expected
The 28th American Legion Convention in San Francisco adjourns after 3,000 delegates select a new national commander amid opposition concerns. Ernest Dervishian Joseph W. Brown Martin Lickner Edward Sharkey named contenders. John Stelle favored over Gen Omar Bradley on a visit issue. A 200 000 endowment fund to fight Col Mars was proposed, with calls for 256 000 to continue Americanism activities and urgent housing construction measures.
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American Legion
Vnaa
Legion
Papal JL Griffith
Uniontown
Jather
Tetion
Tviree
Ernest Dervishian
Richmeand
Val
Joseph W. Brown
Nashua
NoHo
Martin Lickner
Flint
Mich
Richard Cadwallider
Baton Rouge
Tat
Edward Sharkey
Sin Fraterca
John Stelle
Omar Bradley
Veterans’ Housing
Col. Mars
Carl Fypperton
California Department
Americanicos. Committee
Iwi
Tional Americanism Communcion
Crawls for Bet Over Transport Charges in Small Town
Local resident J. J. Bean crawled a quarter mile from Five Points to Charley Strickland's filling station to settle a dispute over transportation charges with Fred Jackson. Bean claimed he would crawl rather than pay 15 to haul merchandise to Donaldsonville, and a witness observed the bet end when Jackson received a check for 1.
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Dean Motor Transportation
North Appletree Street
Charley Strickland
Dean
Fred Jackson
Donaldsonville
the Eagle
Jackson
Cabinet talks meat and milk shortages amid prices
Truman met with his cabinet for 45 minutes as shortages of meat and milk dominated discussion. Secretary Anderson declined to details while economists warned meat supplies may lag demand into 1947 and prices for dairy products faced potential policy changes under the Decontrol Board.
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Washington
Truman
Ayisin
Anderson
OPA
Catdia
Gecontrol Board
Delasar Berman
Roemmbergs
Agriculture Department
Bernan
Alkylation plant blast kills seven at Marcus Hook refinery
Fire and explosions at Sun Oil's Marcus Hook refinery kill seven and injure more than 140 as a packing gland failure lets gas escape. The 125-foot tower collapses after flames spread from a pump room, with many victims among volunteer firefighters and a police officer injured directing traffic.
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Marcus Hook
Sun Oil Company
Sun
Arthur E. Pew, Jr
Philadelphia
Chester
Michael Burke
Dewitt Haynie
Woogyln
Rae Mylties
Claymont
Dei
Glenn Jones
Linwood
William Gallagher
Twin Oaks
Griffith Davis
William Ward
Leland Bailey
Cook
Delware
Baley
Veusel
Joseph Risse
Delaware River
Hull Says in Grave Condition After Illness
Washington AP reports former Secretary of State Cordell Hull remaining in grave condition at Bethesda Naval Hospital after another night of limited improvement. A 9 a.m. update confirms he spent a more restful night, but his overall status remains grave.
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Washington (Ap
Cordell Hull
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Phenix City Woman Killed in Head-on Collision
Mrs. Robert Colton, about 30, of Phenix City, was killed in a head-on collision between an automobile and a truck near Stapleton yesterday.
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Mobile, Ale
Robert Colton
Phenix City
Stapleton
All Is Quiet On Flatbush Front
Brooklyn fans mourn a pennant loss as players walk home from Ebbetts Field in silence. Vendors and locals voice gloom while noting Durocher's pitching changes as a possible cause of the defeat.
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Flatbush
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