Korean Gravy Train Airlift Opens Across U S to Kimpo Field
A massive airlift into Korea transfers 20,000 troops and 4000 tons of supplies in three months, moving from the United States to Kimpo airfield near Seoul. Gen Turner and Maj Gen Euler coordinate MATS operations with civilian carriers and international partners to supply frontline UN forces.
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Wouglan Labeess
Warmingtor Wea
Aurem
R J Mone
Korea
Devilion Trainort
William M. Turner
Berlin
Japan
Et Kimpo
Seoul
Tuner
Onigger
Military Air Transport Service
U. Bf
Laurence 8. Euler
MATS
Sabensaigtan
Falr” Hawali
Johna We Guamana
11 Houston Draftees Leave For Induction
The third group of draftees from the Houston County Selective Service Board left Dothan this morning for induction into the Armed Forces. Today's draft brings the Houston total inductees to 38 men. Names listed include Isaac Barfield, Alexander Cherry, Joseph Lamar Graves, Howard Hull, John Beasley, Vivol Fenn, W. P. Fowler, Thomas William Rubineon, with additional men from Dothan and surrounding areas. Dog bones have been found in Ohio Indian mountains.
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Houston County Selective Service Board
Dothan
Armed Forces
Houston
Alla Mynson
Legal Board
Issac Barfield
Alexander Cherry
Joseph Lamar Graves
Howar Hull
John Beasley
Vivol Fenn
W. PF Fowler
Thomas William Rubineon
R. L. Hall
David Sellers
Cottinwond
Aubrey Greene
Cotuntia
Western Europe Reds Urged Signers in Peace Appeal
A leaked Cominform document details West European leaders pressing for signatures on a mass peace appeal to weaken Western alliances. The Berlin speech by Stalin secretary Suslov claims mass signers and council elections would aid a European communist drive, contrasting with the aim of outlawing nuclear weapons.
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Leon Denner
Ruraian Politburo
Dne
Wien
Sapeech
Mikhail
Stalin
Comintern
Berlin
Sutlev
Central Committee
Suslov
Keemlin
Agi
Weal
Corinform
Secon
Allegesstu
Ate
Moscow
Loossoviet
Stockholm
Corminfarm
Sponsoes
America
Russia
France
Italy
Rede
Commmunisty
Watig
Wei Suslov
P. N. Pospetov
Soviet Union
Red
Palmito Topliatti
Mary
Jacques Duclog
Wang! Ghiansiang
Chinets Germ
Raunist Party
Harry Polity
Great Britain
Com Intarmigures
Iron Curtain
UN Commission Formed To Enforce Plan Provisions
A seven member UN commission was created to supervise the plan's provisions. The Soviet plan called for evacuation of foreign troops, which Western delegates said would restore pre invasion positions from June 25. France's Jean Chevalier argued that the absence of foreign troops encouraged North Korea to begin aggression.
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Chase
Weaternt Welegates
France
Jean Cheucel
Poultry market update from Atlanta and Georgia region
A terse poultry market report from Atlanta notes odd demand and variable orders with overall good demand. Prices paid FOB terms Thursday afternoon and Friday morning show variation in broilers and heavy weights.
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Poultry Atlanta
USDA
Nnrth
Georgia Live Poulter
Toy maker seeks doll psychology to please young buyers
New York report outlines how the Ideal Novelty & Toy Co explores child psychology to shape dolls. Designer Michor spotlighted for dreams of a self growing toy with mechanics, aiming to match kids’ exacting preferences and curb waste disposal concerns.
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Bishard Kleiner
New York
Nea
Thas Ote
Santa
Benjamin Micntom
Yuicerpresident
Midtorn
Ted
Michiom
Aly Digeardea
Michtor
Ideal Novelty & Toy Co
Power Substation Nearing Completion Near Slocomb
A 110 000 volt transmission substation and switching terminal near Slocomb is on track for completion by year’s end. Alabama Power Company vice president C T Hater says the project, like recent Webb and Pierce substation work, will feed 44 000 volt lines and help meet Southeast Alabama power needs. The Slocomb site will step down from 110 000 to 44 000 volts for distribution to nearby substations. Watermelons do not require extra rain.
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Slocomb Specialy
Slocomb
C. T. Hater
Southeast Division
Albama Powey Company
Eutad
Webb
Williats
Alabama
Hunter
Alasbame Power Company Tlkata
Slovamb
Piichard and
British jet fighters standard in 15 nations say AP report
A US survey by the Aircraft Industries Association finds British designed jets widely adopted as first line equipment. France Sweden South Africa and India use Vampire jets. Meteor engines power models in Sweden Denmark and Argentina. Canada builds North American Sabres. Italy may consider F-84. The report lists mismatched jargon and possible upshots for future jet leadership.
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Washington
U. S
Erich
The
Aircraft Industries Association
United States
Russia
France
Sweden
South Africa
India
Venezuela
Switzerland
Argentina
Allo
Holland
Belgium
Denmark
Egypt
Arentina
Canada
Italy
Evan
the Aircraft Industries Association
Sted Wee Jet
Livestock prices ease as major plants report steady to lower bids
Thomasville AP dispatch details Alabama and Georgia livestock markets with receipts around 2,875 cattle, 840 hogs, and mixed smaller lots. Prices show slower trade, with slaughter steers and heifers 30-75 cents lower, bulls mostly steady, and stocker calves weak to lower. Hog quotes mostly unchanged to 16-24 cents lower versus last week, with varied weights and plant quotes across multiple facilities. Cotton futures and New Orleans cotton prices edge higher on crop outlooks, while New York cotton futures show modest gains in early trading.
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Thomasville
Albany
CotmbMe
Mouttine
Phumasville
Titlon
Gargothan
Jacksonville
Waltanassue
Montgomery Union
Montgomery S
Fede qual-State Market News Service
Tate
New Orleans
Talmadge Plans Radio Push for County Unit Extension
Governor Herman Talmadge will campaign for Georgia's county unit extension amendment on a statewide radio network from Atlanta advising voters. He will outline the proposal to extend the county unit system and require September primaries, with weekly follow up speeches by local leaders to bolster support.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
Georgia
WSB
Pan Talmadge
Democratic Executive Committee
Baxter Jones
President Truman to end vacation Saturday at Washington
President Truman returns from a Chesapeake Bay voyage aboard the Williamsburg with a party of aides. The yacht will move from Yorktown to Blakiston and then to Washington by Saturday afternoon. Secretary Ross said the president was quiet aboard, with TriMac seen walking and resting along the trip.
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Chesapeake Bay
Prident Truman
Potomac River
Washington
Cief
Clue Alles
Potomac
Williamsburg
Hamburg
Blakiston Sling
Charles R Ross
Yorktown
Trimac
Rove
Ross
Harold Smith Sentenced Four Years for White Slavery Charge
Harold Smith, arrested June 18, faced a four year term after a federal court jury in Montgomery convicted him of the white slavery charge. He was also charged with carrying a pistol without a permit. Smith, indicted by a September grand jury, had been free on bond while awaiting trial. He was tried yesterday before Judge C. B. Kennamot.
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Harold Osbornn Smith
Pedera
Montgomery
Smith
Dothan
FHS
Liberty
Federst Audge C. B. Kennamet
National banks to file condition statements for Oct 4
The Comptroller of the Currency orders all national banks to submit statements of condition by October 4. The Federal Reserve Board requests similar reports from state member banks. The FDIC says it is not requesting statements at this time.
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Washington
Fesney m
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit “Inurance Corporation
Red Casualties Set At Nearly 200000
Tokyo AP reports General MacArthur officials estimate North Korean war losses from all causes near 200000, with more than 40000 taken prisoner. An army spokesman said 175000 Reds, across 16 divisions, had been identified as active, supported by service and security forces. civilian casualties and air raid deaths are not included. The period spans June 23 when the Reds invaded Korea to mid July.
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Tokyo
Intaltizence Eficern
MacArthur
Allleg
Sorcespondents
South Korea
Joint Meeting Set For Scout Leaders
A joint meeting of the Dothan Girl Scout Council and troop leaders will be held at the Girl Scout office Monday at 7. Miss Helen Andrews, executive director, will outline Girl Scout Week plans for October and November. Further details on livities and projects will be discussed.
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Dothan Girl Sco Council
Helen Andrews
Conc
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