Folsom States Cabinet Meet Here Nov. 14
Governor Jamag F. Foon tlay announces a 3tier cabinet meeting tour to bring state government closer. Stops are Mobile November 7 Pathan November 14 Tithcalonsa November 21 Opelika November 28 and Birmingham December 5. He notes possible retirement rumors but vows no run for office.
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ABC Board
UN Assembly Faces Key Week Over Russia Atomic Plan
The United Nations enters a pivotal week as Russia offers an atomic proposal amid debates in the Security Council. Carlos Romulo and other leaders prepare to present a conciliators’ report to the Political Committee, with Greek elections and guerrilla issues among debated topics.
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Security Council
Final Plans Set for Annual Peanut Festival
The Sixth Rental National Peanut Festival committee completed details for the event in Dothan appearing this Friday at 7 48 p m with 21 contestants vying for Peanut Queen. Queens will register at the Wadlington Hotel and rehearse before the parade show led by Miss Cutter Algier.
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Houston Hospital Funding Standoff Delays State Support
A garbled report indicates Houston County Hospital faces no immediate state funds while federal prospects appear brighter. Officials discuss hospital board actions, local loans, and potential layout of funding to sustain operations amid uncertain state backing.
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Durant Appeals Release From Federal Court
An Army Colonel, after four years in service, petitions the NER Court of Appeals seeking relief from a district court decision that denied his habeas corpus writ. The case hinges on the legality of the detention and potential release pending further review.
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Dirant
Copton Gubitchey Trial Date Set in Spy Case
Federal Judge Vircent L Lrebell schedules November 9 for the trial of Judith Copton and Valentine A Gubitchey on charges of conspiring to copy FBI secrets for the Soviet Union. Coplon, a former Justice Department employee, faces one trial with Archibald Pulliver as counsel. Gubitchey, a Soviet engineer, will act pro se.
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Truman Sees Reelection Path Apace In 1952
Washington dispatch notes Truman’s evolving political stance as a confident candidate for a second term. Analysts describe a plan to break the Solid South with a farm labor coalition while retaining Negro and left wing votes, framing Truman’s domestic program as a yardstick for his eventual run and flagging age as a consideration for another bid.
Truman Pleased With 81st Congress Record Says Lucas
Senator Lucas reports President Truman is happy with progress on major farm and appropriation bills as Congress nears adjournment. House leaders expect quick adjournment Wednesday or Thursday, with differences in farm and spending bills to be reconciled. White House conference marks last weekly session. Wherry notes GOP view of record as endorsement of 80th Congress.
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Birmingham Landlord Kills Tenant's Wife and Self
A Birmingham landlord and postal worker Frank C. Cheney, 93, killed Hazel Greer, 22, wounded Fiord Greer, 26, and infant David, 11 months, then shot himself. Neighbors and officers recount an argument over heating sparked the spree. Cheney fired at two ambulance workers arriving for aid. both escaped injury.
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Glendale Welcomes Casey Stengel With Homecoming Parade
Glendale organizes a welcome home event for Casey Stengel. A Pasadena arrival by train precedes a Glendale City Hall reception and a downtown parade, with a welcoming delegation planned for the famed manager of the World Series champion New York Yankees.
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Strikes Idle In U S Nears Million Mark
Gen Clinton B. Cates head of the Marine Corps told the House Armed Services committee the Army high command seeks to cripple Marine combat power thru Pentagon policies. He warned that Navy Air Force policy favors the air arm over the Navy and Marine Corps, endangering national defense. He cited congressionally shielded protection yet said the Army General Staff aims to limit Marine power.
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Belgium May Vote On Leopold Return To Throne
Geneva dispatch reports Belgium may vote soon on restoring exiled King Leopold III. Prime Minister Gaston Eyskens announced a very satisfactory agreement on a referendum after meeting with Leopold in Switzerland. Leopold has lived in exile since World War II after surrendering to Germany. Regent Prince Charles, Leopold’s son, acted during liberation.
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New York Welcomes Nehru With Confetti
New York hosts India's Prime Minister Nehru on a six day U S visit. He tours Broadway to City Hall in a motorcade with confetti and tape showers. He is to receive an honorary Doctor of Laws at Columbia University and to wreath Roosevelt’s grave in Hyde Park.
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Ilse Koch to face German trial after US release
Ilse Koch, once called the mistress of Buchenwald, was released from an American war crimes prison and transferred to German custody to stand trial in Augsburg. German authorities plan a 1950 trial with charges including murder and cruelty.
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Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky to hold news conference
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrej Vishinsky announced a news conference at Us Ny headquarters tomorrow. The event appears tied to ongoing diplomacy amid tensions and will be Vishinsky’s latest public briefing as he engages with Western reporters.
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Alcoa Workers Unite in Broad Labor Walkouts
CIO Steelworkers and coal miners strike nationwide as Alcoa joins, affecting 16600 Alcoa workers and 180000 steelworkers and 380000 coal miners. Government concern rises while mediators move to avert a postwar economy shock. pensions and insurance terms drive key negotiating stakes amid scattered plant walkouts.
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Chest Is Two Thirds Of Way Toward Goal
Dothan United Chest reached two thirds of its $21,500 goal as $715,500 was raised in cash and pledges in the campaign. The special gifts division brought in $10,900, business and industrial areas $4,200, and residential areas $800. Chest president Bill Beck said contributions so far are faster than last year. Charles Dunseth urged business and industrial canvassers to finish strong by Wednesday, with a festival pause and a post festival follow up planned to hit the goal.
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Byrnes Considering Run for South Carolina Governor
James Byrnes said he is considering a 1950 gubernatorial bid but not announcing entry. The former Secretary of State told the Spartanburg Herald he would run only if he believes no one else could better advance the state’s welfare. He denied telling anyone of plans to run for Thurmond’s seat and noted he has been out of active public life for years since resigning after FDR’s era.
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Moch Forms New French Cabinet
Socialist Prime Minister Jules Moch forms a nine member coalition including the Socialist Radical Socialists and MRP after MSP bows to an ultimatum. He seeks wage-price reforms and a minimum wage of 15,000 francs monthly, with opposition from the MRP over the wage floor and collective bargaining. Coalition approval hinges on this program.
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Four Bodies Found In AF Bomber Crash
Riverside Calif AP four bodies found after an AF B 26 bomber crashed thirty miles southwest of the city killing five aboard. Police said no survivors and search hampered by low clouds. The plane en route Williams AFB Ariz to Long Beach Call struck high tension and fell into a ravine spilling fuel, firefighters worked to wash it away. Aircraft did not burn and the wreck was found about 9 30 p m by a power crew investigating the outage.
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Dr Nourse Resigns as Economic Advisors Chair
A White House official said Dr Edwin G Nourse submitted a resignation as chairman of the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers. The official stated the resignation was offered recently but President Truman had not taken action.
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