New Comintern Believed Set Up At Red Meeting
Moscow reports say the central Communist party and eight European counterparts formed a new organization reminiscent of the old Comintern. The manifesto vows no concessions to the United States and calls for unified fronts against Marshall Plan imperialism. An information bureau will operate from Belgrade to coordinate parties across nine nations.
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Thomas P. Whitney
Moscow
Central Communist Party of
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Soviet Union
United States
Comintern
Communist International
France
Italy
U. S
Pravda
International Organization
Poland
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Belgrade
Itnd
Dothan Nurses Prepare for Alabama State Meet in Birmingham
A Dothan group attends the Alabama State Nurses Association convention in Birmingham with Senator Lister Hill as a principal speaker. Delegates include Virginia C Phillips Mildred Burns Frances Thomas H B Belmar Irene Justice Cecil Webb Norma Telly Jewel Thrash ee and John Talley. The three day program runs Wednesday through Friday with sessions led by Miss Thelma Laird and Miss Miriam Kadine and a luncheon address on economic security for nurses.
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Alabama State Nurses’ Association
Birmingham
Dothan
Virginia C. Phillips
Mildred Burns
Frances Thomas
H. B. Belmar
Irene Justice
Cecil Webb
Norma Telly
Moody Hospital
Jewel Thrashee
John Talley
Frasier- Elis Hospital
Miss Pearl Barclay
Association
Miss Laird
Jury Frees Couple Accused Of Murder
In Santa Ana California a six man jury acquitted Louise Overell and George Bud Gollum of murdering Louise's parents. After a long trial the couple announced they would likely split up and pursue separate lives. The verdict ended a 19 week trial amid a courtroom celebration.
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Meiress
Liiress
Louise Overell
Otto Jacobs
Eugene Williams
George Gollum
Louise
Georgie
Santa Ana
Calif
George Bud Gollum
Tate
Walter FE
Pasadena
Kenneth E. Morrison
Bud
Los Angeles
Bodo
United States
Waliant
Morrison
Two Seriously Hurt in Auto Accidents Near Beaver Creek
Two persons were seriously injured and property damages estimated near 600 dollars after two Saturday night crashes. J E Jackson of Gunter Field Montgomery and Mrs J E Jackson of Newton route one suffered head and facial injuries and were hospitalized after their car rolled four times on US 84 near Beaver Creek bridge. Jessie E Meredith of Madrid faced reckless driving and license charges after a collision with ALS Haymon’s car on US 23 near Biz Creek bridge. no injuries were reported. Patrolmen A F Mason and T I Brooks investigated.
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Gunter Field
Montgomery
Newton
Pateuloiu
Jackson
Jacksons
Beaver Creek Bridge
Jessie E. Meredith
Madrid
Als
Haymon
Biz Creek Bridge
UU. S. 23
Meredith
Florida-Alabama Line
A. F. Mason
T. I. Brooks
County Committees Begin Appraisals of Local Farms
County committees with beat groups will start appraising Houston County farms for peanut market quotas. Administrative Officer Jesse Culbreth said 600 to 700 farms remain unreported and must be tabulated in Auburn by October 15.
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Houston County
P&ma
Jesse Culbreth
Culbreth
Auburn
Dothan Praised For Nation Peanut Festival Success
After the Nation Peanut Festival in Dothan Jaycee and Chamber of Commerce officials receive praise for a well organized event. Police note orderly crowds and a low number of incidents. City leaders plan to expand next year's festival making it even bigger.
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Reuben
City Street Department
Dothan
Jaycee
Chamber of Commerce
Dethan
Jaycers
Arthur Johnson
Har
Fara
Probation Denied for Three Men Sentenced Here
Three men previously sentenced to the penitentiary were denied probation today by Judge D C Halstead. John Floyd received two years for second degree burglary, Joe Roog Ward two years for second degree forgery, and Leo Fred Williams two years for perjury, with records showing the circuit clerk date entries.
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Ples of Quilty
D. C. Halstead
John Floyd
Joe Roog Ward
Leo Fred Williams
Georgia Man Held For Grand Larceny
Clyde H. Freeman of Brunswick Georgia is held in county jail on a five hundred dollar bond charged with grand larceny Sheriff Walt Cameron reported. A warrant filed Saturday by Newey Wall accuses Freeman of taking a watch nineteen dollars in cash a hat and a quart of whiskey from Wall while the men roomed together at a local boarding house.
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Clyde HH. Freeman
Brunswick
Walt Cameron
Newey Wall
Freeman
Wall
Truman Calls Nation to Meatless and Eggless Days
President Truman urged a two day per week food conservation drive to aid starving Europe. He asked Americans to skip meat on Tuesdays and poultry or eggs on Thursdays and to save bread daily, warning failure could threaten world peace.
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Europe
Grant Dillman
Washington
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Kamblers
George C. Marshall
Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Commerce
W. Averell Harriman
Charles Luckman
Majority of Howell workers favor UMW say reps
UMA representatives claim no majority of J E Howell Lumber workers signed applications before last week's strike and say the union cannot petition the NLRB until Taft Hartley qualification is met. Company says operations continue, some strikers return, and new hires are replacing others.
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United Ming Workers, District 50
AFL
J. E. Howel Tamber Company
National Labor Relations Board
UMA
L. B. Ragland
Birmingham
W. McCuleman
Pensacola
Ragland
NLRB
AFIT
Weekend Arrests Reach Forty Seven City County
City and county law enforcement report about 47 arrests over the weekend. Chief Eddie D D Kelley calls it one of the quietest periods in recent memory. Cities logged 38 arrests, 21 between 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. Saturday. Charges include public drunkenness reckless driving disorderly conduct DWI vagrancy and driving without licenses.
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Eddie DD. Kelley
Air School Hoax Charges From Former Army Officer
Former Army officer Col G B Johnston, ex director of public relations at Craig Field Air University, accuses Air University of being a phony institution forging militaristic doctrines. He released a letter to Gen Spaatz alleging biased, duplicative courses and covert liaisons. headquarters had no comment.
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Mayr S. Fairchild
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Rieswell Field
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Ue Up
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Leettres Aliboneh Nny
Johnston
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Pete Ne
Ogsehanl
Craig Ford
Seus
Hughes Inquiry May Be Expanded
Washington reports the Hughes inquiry into the defense industry may widen as the committee seeks a broader look at war plane contracts. Senator Ferguson signaled the panel could reconvene earlier than the scheduled November 17 date, amid ongoing Senate discussions and party line questions.
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Ubi
Howard Puaghes
Homer Ferguson
Or-Mich
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Sube
Hughes
Vmughes
Ferguson
Senate Appropriations
Aji
Shortage Of Forms For Drivers Licenses Delays Applications
A dispatcher noted a shortage of driver license forms causing delays in processing applications at the office. Clerks said essential forms had not arrived and tests cannot proceed until the forms are on hand, with a wait expected to end by tomorrow.
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Pronste
Alliece
Atel
Nernind
Cleras
East West Split Widens as Reds Press at UN Session
Soviet and Western blocs heatedly clash as East West split widens at UN deliberations. United States policies aim to rally allies and counter Soviet moves while European and other nations weigh a united front.
Ohio Republicans Raise $750000 for Taft Campaign
Ohio Republicans plan a campaign fundraiser targeting a $750000 goal to support Taft. Officials indicate local committees will finance efforts with state money and restrict outsider contributions, aiming to mobilize funds across the party front for the forthcoming election.
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Ohio
Taft
Piper Cub Pilots Rest In China
In Shanghai a group of Piper Cub pilots landed safely after a delayed report due to poor communications. Local authorities fear a massed remainder on the route to Ghatuyna as air routes from the west faced weather and visibility challenges.
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China
Shanghal
Theeworld
Woods State
Cutler
Atuay Way
Ghatyna
Shanghai
Take Bums By 5-2 For Championship
The New York Yankees defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers to win their 11th World Series title in 15 starts. Stanky, Robinson, and Miksis starred for New York as Baker and Hatten held Brooklyn in check, with key defensive plays and timely hitting securing the final game victory.
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Yankees
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Brooklyn
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McQuinn
Johnson
Miksis
A. Robinson
Jazzuto
Stanky
Mighty Typhoon Strikes North Luzon Hurdles Shipping
A powerful Typhoon in the Tai season swept across northern Luzon heading toward the South China coast. It disrupted shipping within 300 miles of its center and caused damage to crops and dwellings. Reports from officials described heavy winds and rising seas impacting vessels and coastal areas.
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Luzon
South China Coast
Armerican President Lines
Woo. Gordon
Col Frank VP. Smith
Rogers WE .Tenn
Cstap
John Hay
U.S. Army
Hest Bagtura
Sheriff Cameron Involved In Collision at City Intersection
Sheriff Walt Cameron escaped unharmed in a two car crash at the Alice and Adarnua streets intersection early this morning. He drove a new county car when a taxi collided with his vehicle. the cab driver’s fault was unclear. Minor damage, no charges, taxi firm to cover county damages.
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Walt Cameron
Alice
Adarnua
Sherif
Adatna
Tadi
Newsman's Mail and the Pretty Knees Debate
A column cites reader fancies about actresses and fashion in New Orleans and other cities, mocking beauty standards and public displays. It includes a Traverse City protest over popcorn machine profits versus seat sales and features a photo of a theater sign urging patrons to dine at home.
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Traverse City
Mich
Gus Bartram
Michian Theater
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