Princess Elizabeth Calls for Moral Revival in Britain
The Princess Elizabeth addresses a Mothers Union meeting urging stricter morality amid rising divorce after World War II. Her remarks prompt discussion on royal endorsement, church support, and national conscience, with observers noting possible moral renewal and government action against contraceptive slot machines.
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Xing
England
Elizabeth
2 Mothers Union
Peach
Edward VI
Waa
Marriage Law Reform Committee
Britain
Geoffrey Fisher
Canterbury
Attlee
Church of England
Edward
Simpson
Dunkerque
Shire of England
Home Secretary
Hall outlines plan to expand music in Dothan schools
Dothan High School Bandmaster HM Hall announces an elementary school instrumental program aimed at building the largest band program in the history of Dothan public schools. A display of band instruments is planned at Young Junior High auditorium with a Friday night meeting to discuss the program and rental system.
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Dothan
HM Hall
Jodley
Pubtc
BP. m. Priday
Holt
Eve
Tong
Kall
Chicago
Hat
Mall
Tesla
Hall Weid
Lergest
Vacu-matic Carburetor Promises 100 Percent Gain
Wisconsin inventor introduces Vacu-matic Carburetor Co unit said to improve fuel efficiency by automatically adjusting to a 100 percent gas and air mix. Claims faster installation in minutes and suitability for cars trucks and tractors. Offers to provide details to interested motorists and asks for names and addresses.
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Jean
Wisconsin
Cardinal Conducts Mass At Benning
Cardinal Francis Spellman conducted mass for about 200 persons at Fort Benning Georgia and reviewed troops of the 30th Infantry. He denounced attempts to divide the public by open court appeals to religious racial and economic prejudices. He said a good citizen gives all to the job and a soldier is twice worthy of the honor. The event was at the request of Major General P W Clarkson commanding general of the Third Infantry Division.
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Benning, Ga
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Peliman Tlaw
P. W. Clarkson
Annual Ladies Might Set For Kiwanians
Jimmy Arcington humorist and lecturer will address the annual Ladies Night meeting of the Dathan Kiwanis tonight at 7 50 PM. Members and their ladies are invited to attend at the Houston Motel. A special musical program is planned and the regular meeting is postponed with a round table for absent members.
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Mies
Will Adaress
Dathan Kiwanis Sith
Houston
She Puts On Pounds To Test Machines
New York feature follows Fay Suskind, a homedina pig for the mechanical massage industry, as she gains and loses weight to test slimming machines. She records measurements, endures gym contraptions, and explains how shifting weight influences her figure and wardrobe, while her husband’s reactions are noted.
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New York
Tay Suskind
Miss Suskind
MacLevy
wYhiee
Ladica
Ashford Boy Enters Vegetable Contest
Billy R. Cranberry of Ashford will represent Houston County in the ninth annual 6006 production marketing contest of the National Junior Vegetable Growers Association. The program aims to improve youth farming methods and marketing, with a top national prize of 800 and regional and state awards. Winners will be chosen by professors and USDA officials and announced at the NIVGA convention in Washington, DC in December.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Too Many Women Now Interested If That Phrase
A clipped fragment notes shifting attitudes as many women express interest in a topic or issue. The text hints at broader social curiosity and engagement without detailing names or places.
Guilty plea in car theft case ends in prison term
In Los Angeles Federal court Robart Wlano Innocente pleaded guilty to driving a stolen car from Nevada. The judge sentenced Innocente to 10 months in jail on the guilty plea. The scene included a confrontation as Innocente declared his guilt.
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Los Angeles
Robart Wlano
Nevada
Construction Starts on Birmingham Veterans Hospital
Ground was broken for a new 500 bed Birmingham veterans hospital with a $6,000,000 price tag. Senator Hill spoke of paying debt to sick and maimed veterans as World War II hero Henry Eywin, a Medal of Honor recipient, placed the first rose on the spade, citing support from Alabama officials and federal funds that will double. The ceremony honored Eywin, with remarks by Rep. Laurie Battle and others as Thompson Industrial of Charlotte was named low bidder for the Medical Center project.
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Birmingham
Yeaturday
Henry Eugene
Red) Eywin
Bessemer
Erwin
Guam
Frineigal
Hilt
Alabama
Hitard
Convers
Sen. Hill
Laurie Battle
D-Ala
Water K. Wilson
Corpn of Engineers
Medical Center
Jefferson
Hillman Hosgitss
Thompson Ind Street
Charlotte
Riot Leaves Colombia Center Reeling With Losses
In a weekend outburst of violence in a coffee and mining center, 20 people were killed and 40 injured, including four women and two infants. A man stormed a Liberal Party meeting Saturday night triggering the riot as soldiers dispersed attackers. Tension rises ahead of the November 27 presidential election.
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Colombia
Thoups
Liberal Party
Partes
Forgotten Men Drift Into Skid Rows Across 45 Cities
United Press reports 95,000 men in Los Angeles New York Boston New Orleans Chicago and other metros live in squalor with vermin and drink. Many are WW II veterans unable to readjust. Causes cited include unemployment mental illness laziness and family troubles. A Kansas City murder-suicide is also noted with a girl and guardian killed.
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United Press
Los Angeles
New York
Boston
New Orleans
Chicago
Banjo Annie
Broad't
Services Held For Dr Oscar Dahlene At Alabama
Dr Oscar Dahlene 63 head of the Engineering Mechanics Department at the University of Alabama died after collapsing during the Alabama Mississippi State Homecoming Day football game at Denny Stadium. He had served on the faculty about 30 years. Surviving are the widow and no son.
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Juscaloosa
Oscar Dahlene
University of Alabama
Memory Loss Proves Slightly Embarrassing
INglewood police launched an all night citywide search for a missing television burglar after Captain Robert Collins returned home and forgot he had sent the TV chassis to a repair shop. No clues were found as officers scoured the city.
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Slit
Pofce
Robert Collins
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