U S Effort To Cut Hungary Reparations Fails At Peace Conference
The United States faced a crushing defeat at the Peace Conference as its bid to reduce Hungary reparations from 800 million to 200 million was rejected. The vote on the 90 million clause ended 12 yes, 2 no, 7 abstentions, just shy of two-thirds.
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Shackford
Taris
United States
Hungary
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Wallé
China
Ethiopia
France
Great
Britain
India
Poland
South Africa
Ukraine
Canada
Australia
Belgium
Brazil
Greece
Norway
New Zealand
Netherlands
Eeasion
Willard L. Thorp
Thorp
Fedor Gusev
Geremany
Austria
Europe
Faulk Lane Of Eagles Staff Promoted To Executive Posts
J T Lane Jr named business manager and Nate Faulk promoted to executive editor of The Dothan Eagle effective today announced by Horace Hall publisher. Lane remains circulation and office manager. Faulk continues as managing editor. Lane born Etowah County Alabama. Faulk long time Eagle staff. details show service since 1936 for Lane and 1928 for Faulk.
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Faulk
Lane
Eagle’s
J. T. Lane
Nate Faulk
Dothan Eagle
Horace Hall
Eagle
Cartier Boy
Fort Davis
Ala
Etowah County
Als
Emory Academy
Oxford
Young Harris College
Young Harris
Birrpingham News
Mobile Press-Register
Alabama Journal
Columbus, Ga
Ledger-Enquirer
The
W. Adame Torn
White Man Held Here In Shooting Of Negro
S E Branch of 5060 S Oates St Dothan was jailed in Houston County on a tentative assault with intent to murder charge after Bill Spann, a Negro, was wounded at Branchs Grocery Store on West Houston Street. Spann remained in critical condition at a local hospital. Branch said Spann cursed him and advanced with a knife before he shot in self defense with a .32 pistol. Officers recovered the pistol and knife. two Negroes who fled are being sought. Sheriff B G Farmer and Deputy J T Carey investigated.
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S. E. Branch
W. Houston St
Branch
Spant
J. 7
Carey
Enterprise Man Dead and Three Injured in Highway Crash
Mixon Leroy Perrish of Enterprise was killed instantly and three others injured on the Geneva Enterprise highway about six miles from Enterprise yesterday afternoon. Injured: J. Roney with a compound fracture and internal injuries, Oliver Wilkins with major injuries, and Robert Edward This with leg wounds and cuts. The 1988 Chevrolet driven by Tillis overturned three times after attempting to pass a car. Patrolmen found evidence of reckless driving but no charges filed. Damaged vehicle estimated at 150 dollars. The crash occurred about two o clock Saturday afternoon and was investigated by PH Godfrey and A G Mitchell.
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Mixon Leroy Perrish
Enterpre
Geneva-Enterprise
Enterprise
Roney
Oliver Wilkins
Manor
Robert Edward Tihs
Accient
Tillis
PH Godfrey
A. G Mitchell
Escapee from Atmore Prison accuses guards of cruelty
Joe Paul Andrews, 24, of Gadsden, jailed on grand larceny, says he was beaten and deprived food while at Atmore State Prison. He escaped with two inmates, was recaptured, and details alleged include guards ordering dog attacks, corn bread diet, beatings, and deliberate water dousing during work.
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Atmore
Ata
Furm
Joe Paul Andrews
Gadsden
Biinxi
Bsnxi
Taz Quave
Etowsh
Andrews
Girl bicyclist killed in Birmingham crash
Twelve year old Diane Whivow, an eighth grade student at Elyton School, died after a bicycle and an automobile collided near her home. The fatality marked Birmingham's 160th traffic death of 196.
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Birmingham
Ala
Diane Whivow
Elyton School
Ashford Farmer Rebuilds From Loss With New Hay
Ashford farmer Lemmes Hemrick faced crop and livestock losses amid shortages. He rebuilt his rural home and farm from the ground up, spending about 410 dollars on a new barn and securing renewed productivity. Hemrick’s renewed fields yielded 311 pounds of lint per acre, outperforming neighbors.
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Reuben
Lemies Hemrick
Mererick
Joana
Headland Pullet Lays Big Egg Ends All Stories Of Big Eggs
Headland brews and The Eagle office receive a tale about big eggs with a punchy boast. The report notes peculiarities in wordplay and a local exchange over the event, with references to figures like Breen and Red gules in a Friday frame.
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Headland
Eagle Office
Deamon Afb
Mr Breen
OPA Launches Nationwide Crackdown on Vet Housing Violations
The OPA announced a nationwide enforcement drive against builders and others who violate veterans housing rules, with arrests and prosecutions possible. An OPA force will press cooperation across 59 rent offices as complaints about overpricing, side payments, and veterans’ first-preference violations spike.
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Washington
OPA
Wiley
R-Wis
Senate Judiciary Committee
Clark
Porter
K ‘Wiley
Attorney General
Vidia Uons
Neonal Housing Agency
Anid
Ima
Ivan D Garson
Carson
Uber
Court House Clock Runs On Time After Repairs
Probate Judge Saxon Poyner announced the clock in the courthouse is functioning correctly following recent renovations by watchmakers Umepiece and the repair team. All four dials are in step, delivering a synchronised time display.
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Court House
Saxon Poyner
Poyner
Truman to Give Report On Meat In Radio Talk
General Joseph W Stilwell, famed commander in the China Burma India theater and leader of the Sixth Army, died in a Letterman Hospital ward after abdominal surgery for an aneurysm. His death ends a storied career marked by democratic leadership and tireless care for his troops.
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Truman
San Francisco
Joseph W. Stiwel
China-Burma-India
Warn
Sixth Army
Letterman General Hospital
Burma
Stilwell
Ysterday
Som
Joseph W. Stilwell, Jr
Ale Army Phymciat
Okinawa
General Hospital
Presidio
Wa Sixth Army
Thi Atatf
New Fire Station Planned For City In Dothan
Dothan authorities plan a new fire station at the corner of Burdeshaw and Appletree Streets after evaluating traffic risks at the current N St Andrews Street location. The present fire house may be abandoned and the site repurposed for a police jail facility pending final studies and funding.
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Comminsonera
S Appletree
N. St. Andrews Sr
Eit
Ich
Elty
Freight ship Louix A. Sengfelder Grounded Off Sand Island
Winds today drove the SS Louis A. Sengfelder onto a sand bank off Sand Island. A tug assisted to refloat the vessel after it ran aground during a voyage from Antwerp. A limited number of passengers had been aboard for 19 days.
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Mobile
Als
Louix A. Sengieller
Weanel
Antwerp
Hotel Strike Leaves Washington Guests Out In Cold
Washington hotels face a spreading strike as workers walk off, shutting heat and hot water. Guests with reservations are turned away while dining rooms and rooms suffer outages. Union demands center on pay and tips. hotels reject terms citing costs and contract disputes.
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Washington
Capial
Truren
Anna
Fendera
AFL
Thane
Housewives In Line For Beet Bones At Five Cents A Pound
Baltimore residents formed a long queue to buy beet bones priced at five cents per pound. The wait followed a two hour hold up in which a horse cart reportedly carried away 4,350 pounds of beef and veal product. The sale began at 11 45 p m with 25 customers preparing for the 8 18 a m opening of the meat hall.
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Baltimore
Hubbard
Etlimore
Henry Wallace Takes Over Editorship of The New Republic
Henry Wallace resigns as secretary and returns to edit The New Republic amid internal debate on editorial direction. Wallace declines staff control, citing desire to restore balance between farmers, workers, and business interests while expanding the magazine’s reach.
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the New Republic
Muires
Wallner
Dante Merce
Toe Wailiere
Fateer
Lown Tornestead
Ane
Lee Grain Yontnhy
V. Republic
Mercer
Wallace
Bern
Agriculture
View Provident
Comocrce Theron
U S Demands Russia Settle Multibillion Dollar Account
Washington reports the United States sent a note to Moscow asking Russia to wind up an 11.1 billion dollar term loan and lease account. Officials say no reply has been received and discussants note the stalled talks reflect strained U S Soviet relations amid long negotiations since 1965.
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Jolin Adale
Washington
United States
Hae
Monrcow
Rusaia
Offigin
Burtae Wan
United
Staten
Russia
Joan Ta
Thissia
Bergune
One Brother Freed Second Faces Murder Trial
In Felicity City a man identified as Crady No Str pluid is linked to a murder at the Faves D. Lowkien hotel. The other brother, Grady's Wrather, awaits trial on the same charge with Judge Schelor AL Barer Crady's Wrather set to begin on a date announced yesterday.
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Phenin City
Ata
Faves
D. Lowkien
Colibin
Pagecht Couch
Schelor
Barer Crady
Wrather
J. Higt Shepherd
Chace
Allylag Fadey
Truman to Make Nationwide Broadcast on Tip Control
President Truman prepared a decision on price tip control to be announced Monday night at 6 pm over all networks. Republican criticisms claimed the move may be politically timed to influence voters as November 5 approaches. aides weighed central versus staged control amid a broad stabilization program.
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AY Nowglas
B. Cornell Washington
Truman
Irum
Cariol Reece
Reece
Wat
Charles G. Rosa
Toman
Wis
Pat Porter
Military Funeral Set For Doyce E. Pippin
A military funeral is planned for Doyce E. Pippin on Tuesday at 2 PM at Be hobeih Chitteh for the Dothen native who died in an automobile accident in Germany on September 8. The body will arrive in Dothan Monday morning. Maxwell Field personnel will handle arrangements and a chaplain from Maxwell Field will preside. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs E A Tupmin of Dothan route two, two sisters and a brother, all of Dothan, with additional relatives listed.
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Pippin
Dothen
Germany
I Tothan
dohngon-Wilketsim
Enlire Mgement
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Pace
E A Tupmin
Waters
Mrx JC Blacksman
V Oh Exum
Orf ‘of
Dothan
Missen
Katharine
Mire BA Pippin
Bernice E. Fuppin
Santa Claus Promises New Toys For American Kids
The piece describes Santa Claus preparing an array of toys and gifts to delight American children this year. It notes items such as enamel bowls, kitchen sets, dolls houses, and trucks, plus games and educational aids. It mentions a push to ensure enough popular toys and that parents should be involved in gifting decisions.
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Msg
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Commerce
Miri
Chiildren
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