Germany Splitting Fate of a United Europe Foretold
A historical survey outlines Western Allied plans for a unified Germany under Bonn while the Soviet zone weighs influence. It discusses Berlin as a symbolic capital, the balance of occupation, and the potential for a future East West German split shaping central Europe’s postwar order.
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Bonn
America
Britain
France
Germany
Central Europe
Sty Wall
Hank
Reno
Eherlind
Ann
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Texas hurricane causes massive damage and two deaths
Houston reports Tokay hurricane producing eight million dollars in crop and property damage across Texas and Louisiana. Two deaths cited as the storm disrupted power, roads, and water systems, with Galveston and Matagorda affected and widespread utility outages lingering as authorities warn of further dangers.
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Alpha Hebert
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Matagorda
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Texas
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Hegar
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Galveston
Wmte
Rio Grande Valley
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Mayor Burns Says Vice Lords Control Police in Jacksonville
Mayor Haydon Burns accused three named vice lords Johnny Desalvo Bill Pappas and Charis Edd of controlling the police and vowed to halt corruption He urged creation of a new statewide police commission mirroring Miami New Orleans and Los Angeles structures amid a special meeting address.
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Jacksonville
Mayo Haydon Burns
Gare Bling
Johnny Desalvo
Bill Pappas
Charis Edd
Burns
Elvic
Pallee Slooges
Miami
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Humane gesture by jailer noted in Savannah report
Five inmates at Chathar County jail in Savannah thank jailer L Price for a humane gesture. Price installed radios on every floor so inmates could listen to the World Series. A Danish schoolmaster in 1849 studied birds using aluminum bands.
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Chathar County
Nome
L Price
Price
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Europe
Social Security Bill Could Lift Pensions in New Plan
Washington reports the House bill on social security would raise old age and survivors benefits, with lower earners gaining more slowly. It details changes to worker pensions, spousal payments, widows, and dependent parents under a proposed law expected to advance in Congress this year.
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Tames Marlow Washington
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Senate
Mithong Atew
Cottondale Church Schedules New Activities This Week
Cottondale Baptist announced a Bible explanations series by Rev. F Hawk at 3:30 PM today. A budget meeting of the Sudget and Anarce committee is set for 8 PM to plan the year’s budget. The Baptist Training Union shows a movie Simon Peter the Fisherman at 6:15 PM Sunday. Sunday School officers include WB Shores as superintendent and LM Thomas as secretary.
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F . Hawk
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Anarce
Baptist Traiing Union
Simon Peter
WB Shores
LM Thomas
Mra
W B Shores
Bot WU
LM Shores
Mathyn Barber
Janice Barber
Serinon
Army's Second Note Brings Better News
Bucktown Tenn report that a Ducktown family faced a wrong death notice when Pie Wesley Cain was said dead in bed a later Army message corrected the error stating the deceased was Johnny King misidentified due to a transfer of beds. The Army explained the name mixup and clarified the true occupant remains unclear from the records.
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Bucktown
Tenn
Ducktown
Pie Wesley Cain
Johnny King
Cam
W'Ith
Georgia Police Chief Charged With Larceny
Roswell Georgia police chief Hubert Gravitt faced larceny charges after allegedly taking cash from a collector’s till. He posted a $500 bond and returned to duty, while Roswell citizen A Coleman pressed the case. Mayor Virgil Garrett criticized docket delays and defended the department’s handling.
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Roswell Ga
Hubert Gravitt
Jal A . Coleman
Roswell
Gravitt
Virgil Garrett
No Violets For Sale Just Sads For The Guy
HAL BOYLE reports a chaotic New York bar scene where a drunken man, mistaken for a congressman, is corrected by a note from an Army captain. The captain reveals his rank and duty, the bartender assists, and the man departs, still claiming a desire for beer and secrecy about his commission. The tale blends satire with wartime misidentification in a crowded bar.
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Act of Congress
Home Light Experts Spar Over Portable Lamps' Value
New York debates flare as Marcel Breuer dismisses universal lamp utility and favors built in lighting while Yasha Heifetz defends portable lamps as art. In a Home Fashions League debate, architects suggest discreet designs may coexist with portable lamps, preserving warmth and style in modern homes.
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Elizabeth Toomey
New York
Marcel Breuter
Modern Museum of Art
Breuer
Yasha Heifetz
Fom
Modern lighting debates shape flexible home design
Architects Breuer and Edgar Tafel discussed integrating lighting into architecture with portable lamps to suit changing living arrangements. They warned fixed ceiling lighting limits adaptability as homeowners seek flexible seating and reading spots across evolving interiors.
Varied Activities Seen At Cottondale High School
Cottondale report covers a varied school program. The glee club sponsored a bay ride with 75 participants riding two traction drawn by a tractor driven by Lloyd Standland. A dance followed. The Bets Club plans a carnival with four class booths to raise funds for school improvements. Seniors discuss a youth center building and stone chapels are needed.
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Cottondale
Cottondale High School Glee Club
Lloyd Standland
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