Brooklyn teens held cash in fourteenthteenth street car chase
In Shreveport a 15 year old Brooklyn boy Morton Rosenblum and his companion Joan Melson were detained after highway patrol found a suitcase stuffed with cash totaling 24000 in a New York registered car near Minden Louisiana. The youths claimed the money and car were theirs and were released after their fathers arrived to secure their freedom. The cash remains with police pending ownership inquiry.
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Ghreveport
Sion
Brooklyn
J. P. Greer
Star
New York
Minden
Greer
Abreveport
Rosenblum
Jacob L. Rosenblum
Jacob R. Melson
Shreveport
Pilot Commander Smyth In Bangor Fire Battle
The report recounts a dangerous air incident where pilot commander Smyth and his 37th fighter squadron faced intense flames near Bangor. Fire Chief C. W Jackson praised Smyth for a wonderful effort as his parents Mr and Mrs Guy Smith of Boice awaited news. The fragment notes the flight crew endured burns and that Smyth left a note before the event.
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Athens
Guy Smith
Boice
Poultryless Thursdays debated amid grain saving plan
Luckman rejects a broad poultryless Thursday program proposing two targeted steps including grain substitution and limiting chick production. The Pan American Union backs a Latin American stance aligning with President Truman’s food saving drive while debates over regional fairness and hunger persist.
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Federation
Luckman
Europe
Agriculture Department
Pan American Union
Latin America
Oscar Staniseevich
United Statens
Enxeh
Ite
Menlepe
Guatemala
Thaitl
Government Control Of Commonities May Be Needed, Hill Says
Senator Hill urges stronger action to curb inflation and prices. He calls for crackdown on food market speculation, stricter anti trust enforcement, and expanded tax measures to ease burdens on low income groups. He notes rising living costs, monopoly growth, and potential temporary controls on key commodities. He warns war controls ended too soon and some industries fail to expand supply.
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Sien
Goethe
Fae Jieier Chenier
Far Te
Hiemi
Commodity Exchange Commission
Justice Department
Hall
Jaycees
National Association of Manufacturers
Republican Congress
Confused Political Names Highlight Possible Attendance
A garbled and incomplete OCR string mentions Speaker Martin and Majority Leader Halleck with various misrendered names and titles. References to Senate and House leaders, committees, and officers are unclear, suggesting a disrupted record of attendance or testimony by administration officials.
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Martin
Mase
Halleck
House
Starburn
Dow Matty
Senate
White WaMer
Larader Batley
Chiara Bridges Er Nae
Drape Petions
Chrissian Taber
Livestock prices scene at Montgomery market report
AP market notes from Union Stock Yards show cattle receipts about 1100 with steady trade. Slaughter cattle and replacement cattle largely steady. calves and hogs listing wide price ranges, with good to choice calves and hogs around 16.50 to 18.00 and hogs mostly 24.00 to 26.00, while cull cows and small stockers show varied quotes.
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Montgomery (Ap
Mkt
Union Stock Yards
Mondas
Miostly
Medien
Ovoost Sow
Rotary Club Tours Telephone Exchange
Rotary club members toured a telephone exchange to view operations and discuss the facility. The luncheon preceding the tour featured club president Flo Wad Deisuse and a reception led by El R. Gait fin Carl Bo Rack and FLW Rahn coordinating the event for the members.
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Rotary Club
United Teleptone Biochoung
Rotary
el R. Gaitfin
Carl Bo Rack
Flw
Rahn
Elas
Houston
Tow Chub
Fragmented passage hints at Cold War era politics and Soviet ties
A garbled text fragment mentions Greek nomarchist figures, Povatt tai tie, and denounced duidguriy Plandur the Halians amid hours of tension with the United Nations. It references Russian forces, Britain Greece and the United States, and adds vague notes on penalties, Soviet policy, and a stray line about a beach and a case.
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Eeerice
Greece
Folkes Found Guilty Of Drunken Driving
A murky court record shows Folkes convicted of drunken driving with related notes on legal proceedings and a dismissed or settled ancillary matter involving witnesses and counsel.
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Folkes
New Orleans Cotton Futures Open Higher Then Sell Off
Coton futures in New Orleans rose early but reversed to end lower as traders booked profits and hedges. Prices showed volatility with nearby months trading around minor gains before retreating, while notes on market activity appeared mixed amid tentative demand signals.
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New Orleans
Taylor Man Held On Assault Charge
Willie L. Ketcham of Taylor is jailed on assault with intent to murder and breach of the peace charges filed by his wife Annie Ketcham in the Court of Common Pleas. Sheriff Walt Cameron said bonds total $1,000.
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Willie L. Ketcham
Taylor
Court of Common Pleas
Annie Ketcham
Walt Cameron
Ketcham
Alabama farmer says prices hurt and migration grows
A Montgomery hearing on farm relief hears Col Price McLemore and Joe Brooks describe South labor and price problems. Witnesses urge parity payments, credit help, and supply controls as farmers desert rural life for city jobs amid rising food and cloth costs. The committee plans further study and TVA site visits.
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Birmingham
Mott
Col
Price McLemore
Wangs, Ala
South
Ats
South Os
United States
Carnitas
Joe Brooks
Nevro
Yawron
Firmere
Broad statewide campaign plans discussed at general meeting
A meeting of both committees was announced by Brown for this week to discuss plans for a statewide campaign. Representatives Don Greenwood managing editor Florence Times Don Campbell WBRC Birmingham and R. M. Kennedy Birmingham Mobile Press were noted among attendees.
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Avers
the Anniston Star
Grover Hall
Montgomery Advertiser
Louis A. Eckl
Florence Times
Don Greenwood
Mobile, Press
R. M. Kennedy
Birmingham
Don Campbell
WBRC
Brown
Dothan Air Scouts Meet to Reorganize Weekend
Dothan Air Scouts invite interested boys 15 years or older to a meeting at Be City Mall this weekend at 7 pm to discuss reorganizing the troop. The event aims to gather volunteers and restart active scouting activities in the area.
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Tee Dothan
Be City Mall
Licenses for Cotten Borers Abebicded Approved
A city panel approved licenses for Cotten Borers Abebicded amid debate that the measures would curb buyers. Officials noted licenses were last year and may prevent illicit purchases, with promises to enhance oversight and compliance.
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Comminsico
French political merger appeal highlights election mood
The appeal urges a united communist and socialist bloc to halt caesarism and defend France’s independence, claiming the two parties hold over half the electorate. Andre Malraux, an RPF figure, says De Gaulle would resume power only after a constitutional referendum while De Gaulle himself criticizes the current constitution for widening executive power.
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L' Humanite
Hollywood figures clash over communism claims at hearings
At a congressional hearing, actor Menjou labeled Sorrell and the Conference of Studio Union as communist-influenced amid accusations of a jurisdictional strike. He condemned "Mission to Moscow" as dishonest and distorted, while noting other pro-Russian films and a meeting of SAG members. He defended the industry despite pressure from committee members.
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Moscow
North Ster
Dave Leen
Sorrell
Menjuu
Menjou
Screen Actors Guild
Hollywood
Robinson
Henreid
Knox
Paul Robeson
Robert E. Stripling
Mejou
Stripling
Independent Citizens Committee of Arts, Sciences and Professions
Political Action Committee
American Youth For Democracy
Conference of Studio Union
AFS
WwaAks
Deboniar
Communist Party
United States
Congress
Stripline
Varios Motion Pictures
Paul V. McNutt
Joseph Obi. Davies
U. Ss
Russia
Woo
Warner Brothers
Charter forfeiture inquiry signals town dispute
Number 13 fails to levy and collect taxes for three years or maintain its reads, risking charter forfeiture. Any qualified voter may sign to request the town's dissolution. Judge Deese will set a hearing later to decide if the charter should be forfeited.
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Hve
Deese
Permits Granted for Local Building Projects
Rudolph Hand secured a city engineer permit to build a residence at 00 South East street with a project cost of $5,500. Other permits went to O. P. Bentley for additions at 101 N. Oates street costing $200 and Rex Crawford for repairs to a warehouse at Hammond and Washington streets costing $300.
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Rudolph Hand
South East Street
O. P. Bentley
N. Oates Street
Rex Crawford
Hammond
Washington Streets
King outlines aims in speech on foreign policy and economy
In a speech drafted by Prime Minister Attlee the king set out aims to rebalance payments by expanding exports, back European reconstruction, and strengthen UN cooperation. He voiced hopes for a democratic self supporting Germany and a peace treaty with Japan. He also noted nearly a score of new legislative projects, with the Lords veto issue as the era's most controversial.
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Paris
United Nations
Forthcomign
Germany
Austria
Japan
Far East
Clement Attlee
Clause of Lords
Clause of Commons
Draveie Funeral Rites Held With Ward Wilson Officiating
The service followed by burial in the church cemetery was conducted by Draveie. Surviving are five relatives including Cora Wissins Bonifay C A Givins Dothan route one Mandy Gamble and Rosa Nell Love Arthory route two and Lilie Mag Johnson Hollywood Florida three sons Tom Nowell Florida M Nowell Ashford route two and R K R Nowell Midland City route two two sisters Mrs Melle Wisson and Mandy Sheppard Dothan a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren Active pallbearers will be Med ford Frank Nowell Rufus Givins Cody Sheppard Donal Vinson and Barney Williams.
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Cora Wissins
Bonifay
Tie
C. A. Givins
Dothan
Mandy Gamble
Rosa’ Nell Love
Arhtory
Lilie Mag ‘Johnson
Hollywood
Fla
Thre Sons
Tom Nowell
Florida
Medford
Frank Nowell
Rufu Givins
Cody Sheppard
Donal Vinson
Barney Williams
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