Allies Racing For Ko Red Capital As War End Looms
Allied forces push toward Pyongyang as final offensives near, with U S First Cavalry Division and South Korea's Capital Division advancing from multiple routes. Reports describe rugged mountain fighting around Suan Namehanjom and approaches to Pyongyang, signaling a potential endgame after weeks of heavy combat.
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Relman Morin
Tokyo
Pyongyang
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Vila
Mubborn
Muiday Tn
Sohung
Goburg
Amtunis
Suan
Korea
Jack MacBelis
Yyonxyung
Hepattic of
HORA
Taisling
Peningils
Wonski
President to report on Wake Island meeting with MacArthur
President Truman flies from Hickam Field to report on his talk with General MacArthur at Wake Island as world capitals seek meaning. The White House aims to boost support for defense spending and Korea reconstruction ahead of United Nations speech in New York.
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Truman
Bledsi
Douglas Mararihie
United Nations
People of
Ernest B. Vaccameo Honoluly
Teumin
MacArthur
Wake Island
Independence
Hickam Find
Honolulu
San Francisco
Aiden
Eure
MacAritar
Mar East
Prewdent
Tinatal
Nationa Supreme Cum Funder
Vlraxe
Hove
Teutenan
Getera MacArthur
Wallilary
Dips Wensalice
Anny
House
Traenan
Farina Nolen
San Falksen
White House
Truma War
Korea
United States
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Istana
Banda
Tao World Agures
Alofg
Geneeral MacArthur
Tokyo
Wake
Hawaii
Tromen
Medical Pool Sought By U S As Doctor Registration Starts
The Defects Department outlines plans for a medical draft pool estimated at 5 008 to 10 000 candidates to provide 1 522 doctors and veterinarians for service. Draft boards register young doctors and vets who meet criteria from World War II service to deferments, with pharmacists and others to register later. most doctors drafted would serve up to 12 months, while special noncombat roles may be created for objectors.
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Vern Maveland
Washington AP
Toeny
Congress
Public
Tormvarved
M1 Iil
Laos
Aid Okay Looms For French Arms Aid Okay Looms For French Arms
Washington officials say the United States may pledge substantial aid to France to speed its rearmament drive. Secretary Acheson plans discussions with French ministers in New York and Paris as Paris seeks roughly 4.17 billion dollars in arms and matériel to bolster its defense, with aims to expand French divisions and production.
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Washington
APH
United States
Noday
Frange
Von
Secrecf
Acheson
Jules Much
Maurice Petroneava
Randy Hat
Army
Hus
Europe
Shdo-hing
Tado- Shing
New York
Pacis
Persche
Mack Acheson
Defense
Marshall
Secretary of the Treasury
Mnet
France
Hill Asks Probe Of Curbs On Cotton Export
Montana Senator Hill calls for a congressional investigation into curbs on cotton exports. He notes farmers face stiff conditions and says he has protested to the Agriculture and Commerce Departments. He urges Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Thomas to oversee the inquiry.
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Hill
Montgomere
API
Hin
Thomas
Mality Nee
Washington
Apolicaman
Commerce Department
Banking Chief's Authority Vetoed in Court Ruling
Judge Eugene Carter ruled that State Banking Supt. Marley lacked authority to issue a charter for a proposed Dothan bank. The decision questioned gubernatorial influence on the Banking Board and noted that a final injunction ruling was withheld. Attorneys urged briefs on potential Board manipulation and future administration effects.
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Ctronit
Eugene Carter
Montgomery
Marley
Dothan Brooker
Wallace Martone
Jumet
Rives
Atty
Guy Hardwiet
Dothan
Folsom
Brooks Gla
Ang
Mer Shar CE
Shelton
Altoona
Glass
Law Bank
Chickasaw
Oreganize & National Bank
Getoa State Bank
Garret
Con
Banking Board
Garren
Mit
Malone
Myra Leah Porter
Fournu Bs
Jwer
Fie
Elba Man Killed in Two Car Collision
Davis Headey Ferris of Elba died in a two car crash south of Elba on the Elba Sasoon Road as Roy Hattaway tried to pass a slower vehicle driven by Milford William Johnson. The collision sent two year old Buford E Thames Jr to hospital with minor injuries after being struck nearby by a vehicle on Camp Rucker Highway near Coffee County.
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Enterprise Special
Davis Headey Ferris
Elba Rena
Here
Elba-Sasoson Righway
Farris
Roy Hattaway
Hattaway
Milford William Johnson
Buford E. Thames, Jr
Camp Rucker
Coffee- Dale County
Geneva
Oscar J. Thornton
Gaftee Springs
Thames
Mire Botord E
Death Charge Looms For Crazy Drunk After Slugging Spree
DETROIY AP Young En nin Gilat may face a murder charge after a slugging spree that wounded five people in the city. Police say the 6 year-old tobacco salesman attacked homes and individuals in the northwest, while his wife Irene Gilum stood by him in jail. A murder warrant is planned as one victim, Mrs. Dorony Julian, died at a hospital.
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Detroiy
Ennin Gilat
Gillum
Irene Gilum
Peter Friedman
Norma
Peter
Aoe
Grand Jury Opens Fail Investigations in Houston County
A Houston County grand jury began investigating approximately 40 cases after receiving routine charges from Circuit Judge D.C. Haletead. Indictments, if any, will be pursued in the Fall term of court.
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Ayr
Houston County
Oday
D.C
Haletead
Stiffer Controls On Credit Buying Effective Today
Government curbs on installment buying tighten terms across appliances cars and TVs. The Fed requires higher down payments and shorter payoff periods, drawing protests from dealers and business groups while aiming to curb inflationary pressures.
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Washington
API
Federal Reserve Board
Smah
Reserve Board
Counry
Detroit Automobile Dealers Association
Fred L. Hallé
National Automobile Dealers Association
Controla
Furaitina
East German Voters Endorse Red Setup and Fraud Claims
East Germany announced a landslide 12,088,745 to 51,187 votes for the Communist led national front in yesterday’s election with 98.44 percent turnout among those 16 and older. Opponents charge fraud citing discrepancies between eligible voters reported by May’s People’s Congress and yesterday’s tally.
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Daniel DE Ruck
Berlin
East Germany
Karl Steinhoff
Communiat
National Front
People's Congressn
Communista
Ministry of Interior
Steinbolt
Wilhelm Pieck
Moscow
Republic
national _front
Hitler
Russia
Welcome Mat Out As Peanut Festival Beckons Thousands
Dothan rolls out welcome for the Farm Recognition Seventh National Peanut festival Week with five days of events beginning tomorrow The Rotary Club and festival committee completed plans for the biggest festival yet in Dothan known as the Hub City of the Wiregrass Banners pennants and local excitement mark the setup The world's oldest peanut will travel from Columbus Georgia to be viewed by thousands as the festival opens The opening program features a cooking school hog show with prize money total five thousand dollars and a Kiwanis luncheon honoring farm leaders with speeches and tours The event continues with exhibits and the Tampa Model Railroad Show and other farm related activities through Saturday
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Abby Ellabd
Dothan
Wiverane
Dothan Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Eustace Bishop
First National Bank
Mactin Theater
Ramsey and
Bea Stock Yard
FFA
FHA
Dov Tham Kiwanis Clay
Dale
Henry Counties
Houston
Malone Motor Company
Kiwanis
Julien ‘Brown
Farmers Home Administration
Dothan Club
Esra
Henry Count
Everka Ivey
AFI
Auburn
Ivey
Clark Point
Clu
Russian Push for UN Relief Plan Fails in Vote
AP dispatch from Lake Success reports Russia backed a UN relief and rehabilitation proposal with a $250 million price tag and was defeated 3 to 14 with one abstention. The General Assembly debate on a seven nation plan to curb aggression continues as US delegate John Dulles offers a revised draft with input from nine countries.
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Tom Ccristler
Lake Success
Slee
Russia
Chane Foland
Ceacholovania
Dahon Pritin
Acura
Denmark
Wadenaust
General Assembly
John Poster Dulles
U. 9
French Evacuate Indo China Post Nacham
Indo China report states France abandoned the Nachams post near the China frontier as Macham garrison retreated southeast to Dong Dang. Communists then occupied Nacham, with officials fearing broader withdrawals could follow.
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Indo-China
Saigon
China
Groups To Fight Lint Export Curb
MEMPHIS AP report says cotton belt groups unite to battle a federal clampdown on lint export amid rising costs. Leaders urge action to curb impact on farmers and trade, signaling coordinated effort across states. The piece notes local and regional groups mobilizing, with economic pressures shaping their stance.
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Memphis
St Stoke
South Florida Faces Hurricane Alert as Storm Nears
A Caribbean cyclone center lies south southwest of Cuba and about 480 miles south of Miami. Northeast warnings span from Palm Beach to Key West as winds up to gale force sweep the region. Miami weather officials warn winds will return. storm flags fly at Biscayne Bay lighthouses and offshore stations as marooned vessels report delays.
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Coke Bahamas
Caribbean Sea
Cameguay
Os Ba
Miami
Palm Beach
Key West
Minna
Ley Sjes
Grady Norton
Pennekamp
Fowle Rock
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U.S
U. S
Elba
South Florida
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