Allies Push Toward Pyongyang Amid Split UN Talks
Allied ground troops drive toward Pyongyang with 20,000 Red forces cut off. South Korean First Division advances 20 miles southeast of the capital. 26,000 Reds reportedly encircled as Cavalry units push to clear routes west of the Yongsan front.
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Tonyo
Pyongyang
Wonsan
Park
Fori
Kimichon
Avalon Bist Gavata Coluwitt Sirick
Kottechon
Wag
Naebooron
Bribysh
Yesong
Kumehua
Rede. i
Hobart R. Gay
Eell
Rie
Ou Kage
Injunction Against Board Of Revenue Dismissed By Court
A court dismissed an injunction against the Rouston County Board of Revenue with prejudice or without, on motion by plaintiff attorney W. R. Dawsey. The Board members faced allegations of conspiring to influence revenue before leaving office. The board chair indicated no immediate special meeting. prior actions included repairs and a potential machine purchase cited as costly. The matter involves board deliberations and fiscal concerns tied to equipment and repairs.
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Board of Revenue
G. Sucvhierford
Robert Meadows
Dawene
Mons
Hrhetlon
Casey Anid
Beilovre
Board
Eneny
Boaid
Albert Logue
Tess Wight
Meadows
Daweer
Tightened Credit On Autos Rapped
Fred J. Haller, president of the National Automobile Dealers Association, assailed new Fed rules raising down payments and shortening loan terms for autos and household goods. He warned the tighter credit harms the economy, puts pressure on workers, and forces dealers to cut staff amid falling sales.
Crashes Claim Seven Airmen in British Maneuvers
At least seven Royal Air Force airmen were killed in two crashes during a British air maneuvers session. Three planes were destroyed in the incidents amid high tension and ongoing training operations at bases in London and surrounding areas.
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London
Britain
Aix-Naim
Royal Air Force
Pretext claims loom over Korean war moves
Lake Success reporters say North Korea asserts Japanese involvement justifies Chinese intervention. Observers note China and Russia pledged mutual defense against Japan in a treaty, while U N officials and U S representatives offer cautious, mixed reactions to the charge and its potential impact on the war.
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UH le
China
Russia
North Korea
Chang Ea Tal
Jn Sheir
Josef Stalin
United States
U. S
Warren Ausfin
Two Men Die After Auto Overturns on Enterprise Road
Two men died in a Dothan hospital after a car overturned five miles west of Enterprise on the Enterprise Highway Friday night. The driver was Charnex Ray Flowers of New Brockton and passenger James Fred Flowers, 28, Enterprise. the driver’s brother William Marlin Flowers escaped injury. Police said the car failed to negotiate a curve near Beaver Creek Bridge, veered, and overturned several times. Funeral services for Marlin will be at 4 p.m. at Park Avenue Baptist Church in Enterprise with Rev. A. O. Martz and Peter Baldwin officiating. Interment will be in City Cemetery, under Searcy Funeral Home of Enterprise. Martin, a World War II veteran who served 29 months in the Marine Corps, is survived by his widow Annie G. Martin, one daughter, and his set father and mother.
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Dothan
Here
Enterprise
Charnex Ray Flowers
New Brockleo
William ¥. Marlin
James Fred Flowers
J. T. Masters
C. Mooneyham
Martin
Marine Corps
Annie G. Blartin
Brendes Jean Martin
4. C. Knight
Mabel Q Walker
Alt St Enterpels
East Germans to vote in massive bloc election
Berlin reports about 12,000,000 East Germans slated to cast ballots in a controlled poll described as a fixed race. Officials claim Soviet instructions aim to bar opposition with a secret ballot that steers voters toward the party’s candidates. The presidential district parades will mark the turnout.
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Berlin
Auoks
Compas
Senators Eye Tough Draft Plan Amid UMS Debate
The Senate Armed Services Committee plans hearings on a new universal military training system proposed as a replacement or supplement to the current draft. The plan, called Universal Military Service, would require 18 year olds to enter basic training with possible later service and reserve status, while opponents question readiness and timing.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services’ Committee
Apokemman
Umwhays
Capitol
xauteAs
Plana
UMS
Armed Services
Rmaent
Asia Bria
Imallerly Tower
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UMT
Congress
Senate
Armed Services Commies
Marshell
South Korea Rejects UN Governing Plan
South Korea denounces a United Nations committee resolution as unacceptable. The plan would restrict South Korean sovereignty south of the 38th parallel and call for nationwide elections. The Republican government sent telegrams to UN members expressing serious concern and urging reconsideration.
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Seoul
Suniey
United Nations Idferfen Committee
Witr
Curtain rises on Peanut Festival Tuesday morning
Abby Ellard reports the Wiregrass region gears up for the seventh National Peanut Festival in Dothan. A century old peanut artifact from Columbus will arrive, with tastings, peanut themed treats, and displays highlighting the peanut's role in the local economy as thousands prepare to celebrate festival week.
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Abby Ellard
Nhe
Marshall as Defense Secretary Ushers Quiet Reorganization
The article notes a shift from friction to cordial relations between the Defense and State Departments under George C. Marshall as defense secretary. Marshall, a five star figure and former secretary of vale, collaborates with Dean Acheson, with frequent exchanges and Cabinet-level talks, amid broader reforms and budget requests for 1952.
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Fat
Defense
State Department
Coal
George C. Mare
Marshall
Vale
Dean’ Acheson
Congress
Enva Ministera
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Boswell Amendment Passed By Senate And Sent To House
The Boswell amendment cleared the Alabama Senate by 23 to 3 and moved to the House for approval. It would require voters to show good moral character and citizenship duties, replacing a U S Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional version. Gov Folsom pressed for votes to secure reapportionment, while the House stalled on related measures.
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Alabama Senate
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Iti
House
Tee Bi Tooth
Totemi
Otere
Federal District Court
Mobile
U. S. Supreme Court
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Senate
Thenner House
Tommvers
Moon
Werth ‘Thagard
Butler
State Mile Control Board
Farm Folks Await Wiregrass Festival Week Events
The day by day schedule outlines Farm Beosgal lion Seventh National Peanut Festival Week in Dothan. Highlights include the Wiregrass Market Hog Show, Peanut Sale, Kiwanis and Lions Club events, Woman of the Year banquet, and a Friday banquet with national peanut council officials. Johnny Mack Brown headlines Saturday’s parade, with Eddy Arnold and the Oklahoma White Boy Wiggins to perform at Memorial Stadium finale.
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Dale and
Heary Farm
Kiwanis Club
Coffer
Geneva Lew
Exchange
Houston County
Lions Club
Dothan and
Ozark Pilot Clubs
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Henry Extension Services
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Houston
Houston Hotel
National Peanut — Council
Georgia-Florida + Alabama Peanut Association
Souleerm Peanut Association
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George Grant
Andrews
Dean Hudson
Ip Young
Old Ailke
Johnny Mack Brown
Rexast
Memorial Stadium
Eddy Arnold
Wiggins
Arnold
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Hurricane churns off Bermuda coast from damaged text
A hurricane with strong winds churns off the Bermuda coast in the Atlantic, creating danger and prompting weather advisories. The Weather Bureau anticipated a significant blow, with possible impacts felt along nearby areas and potential disruption to maritime activity.
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Atlantic
Bax
Puda
Army, Oklahoma Extend Strings in Big Upset Roundup
A jumbled college football summary notes Army crushing Michigan to reach national ranking, Purdue upset by Miami Florida, Notre Dame barely edging Tulane, Alabama and Florida teams delivering wins, and Oklahoma’s 24 game streak continued with a 34-13 Dallas victory over Texas. Wisconsin, Ohio State, Northwestern win conference games. Maryland tops Georgetown. Ivy League leaders Cornell and Penn win. Navy and Yale noted in East standings amid wide college action.
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NEW York
Atls
Michigan
Purdue
Notre Dame
Universisity of
Miami
Fla
Fran Smith
Boilermakers
Associated Press
Trish
Tulane
New Orleans
Bob Wims
Alabama Crimson Tide
Jedger
Auburn Tigers
Dothan
James Ware Burkett
Tide
Alabama
Lastenimie
Texas
Dallas
Cotton Bowl
Yankee Stadium
Black Knights
Oklahoma
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Aman
Georgetown
Maryland Ia
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Northwestern
Wiscorain
Towa
Tudlane
Wine Innenota
Vanderblit
Mississippi
Duke
Arto Carolina State
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Georgia
Comal
Peon
Cornell
Kentucky
Cinetonati
Frederick Andrews Killed In Accident
Frederick Dewitt Andrews aged 21 of 400 Sac Avenue died in Dothan hospital from injuries after the car he was riding in overturned near Sheen. Expert St MaLOTE Beier and Sones were injured. the driver was not determined.
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Avenue
Dothan Hospital
Sheen
St Malote Beier
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