Truman Urges Disarming To Prevent World War III
President Truman urged a foolproof world wide disarmament pact to avert a third world war. He warned the United States and Western allies against accepting “paper promises” of peace and disarmament while cautioning that until an effective system of disarmament exists the democracies must build armaments to secure peace. He outlined three principles for a plan including two kinds of weapons, universal safeguards, and verifiable compliance.
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Truman
Merriman Smith
Flushing
United States
Newale
United Nations
Soviet Union
Russia
Forriza
San Francisco
Douglas MacArthur
Acess Pala
Dubalantiel
Prutf
United Chest plans annual general fund drive details
United Chest outlines a 1950-51 budget drive with a goal of 8700 to complete 23,000 in funding. The Special Gifts Drive has raised 18,000 so far, with Downtown Dothan split into four zones and local service clubs assigning captains for residential and industrial solicitations. A thermometer display on Main Street will track daily progress as the campaign proceeds.
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Annmat Dethen United Chests
Mundydeive
Npene
Chwat
Charles Dunseth
Can Pain
Wathan Greepberg
Dothan
Jack Gregory
Chaiman
Hors Whitestone
Lech
Rotary Club
WB Board
Ruwams Cus
John Henderson
Exchange Club
Ed B.S. Ray
Lions Club
Dotran Service League
Earl Moody
Plana
United Crest
United Chest
Ax Flowers
Strahmen
Mae
H. Malone
Garner
Welden
Sam Steph
Communists Jeer As Freedom Bell Rings In Berlin
Berlin marked United Nations Day with the Freedom Bell dedication at City Hall. General Lucius Clay urged a world built on free nations while protesters in the Soviet sector jeered the bell. The one ton bronze rung to symbolize freedom drew about eight million Berliners and was broadcast to over 2000 radio stations worldwide.
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Berlin
United Nations
Lng
Lukus Clay
West Berlin
Dall
Bexrestion
Tiyanny
Drake
United States
Clay
Germany
Figrlin
Iran
Lamerica
Gag
City Hall
U. S
U. S. Cruas For Freedom
Ess
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Imenies
Turong
San Athletin
Cele
Bradley Urges Collective Army For Western Defense
General Omar N. Bradley told 12 NATO allies at a North Atlantic Military Committee meeting to immediately build up collective armed security for Western Europe against a Soviet threat. He urged rapid creation of a unified force structure, noting progress since Paris and The Hague meetings and stressing unity to protect the alliance members. The discussion included choosing a supreme commander and chief of staff for the integrated forces, with Germany rearmament considerations on the agenda for the Atlantic Pact Defense Committee meeting in Paris.
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Dayton Moo
Washington
Omar NW
Bradley Fodey
Paris
Hague
Gradley
Bradley
France
Atlantic Pact Defense Committee
U.S
Iceland
United States
Food Handling Permit Deadline Approaches in Houston County
Graves Knonies, county health official, reminded establishments that next Tuesday is the deadline for 233 food handling permits. Less than half have been issued so far and all Oregon State requirements apply to equipment and facilities with certified health certificates required for all employees.
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Houston
Graves
Pellet Hits House as Police Declare War on Firing
In Dothan an air rifle fired through a window struck John Speigner’s home on Mont Quinnery Highway. Police Chief Loldie D. Kelley announced a citywide crackdown on 22 rifles and other firearms. Xoom was injured by shards. a separate Sunday morn incident injured Mrs Bensat Nichela in the hip.
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John Speigner
Mont- Quinnery
Loldie D. Kelley
Dothan
Xoom
Kelley
Bensat Nichela
Belsey
Crackdown on Reds in U S Promised by Justice Officials
Justice Department vows to curb the Communist Party as soon as possible under the new subversive control act. A petition and facts will be prepared for the Subversive Activities Control Board, leading to mandatory registration and hearings. Immigration rounds up 84 ton alien Communists for deportation amid new powers. Supreme Court to hear appeal of convicted Communist leaders. A 10-year-old chairman Seth Richardson leads the Loyalty Review Board. Thanksgiving declared for November 23 in Alabama by Gov. Folsom.
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Maureen Gotlin
Washington
Justice Department
Eric Down
Communist Party
Supreme Court
Jawa Repubblican
Gent
Loyalty Review Board
Dlive CaReguLty
Government Eyes Huge 31 Budget of 65 Billion
Government experts draft a 1982 fiscal plan proposing nearly 63 billion in spending. Defense funding is uncertain, hearings trim requests, and Budget Director Lawson and Truman will shape policy as Congress convenes. Exports, agriculture, and debt concerns frame the broader budget outlook.
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Raymond HR. Wilson
Washington
LLP
Roosevelt
Triman
Congress
Defense Department
Budget Bureau
Frederick J. Lawson
Truman
Bureau
Secretary of Navy
Frances LP Matthews
Mili
Browers
Anitary
Agriculture Department
Bates
Charies
Brannan
Brinnae
Program To Replace Reservists and Guard Members
Washington (UP) Defense Secretary Marshall ordered a broad program to replace reluctant reservists and guardsmen with draftees or volunteers. The plan releases trained volunteers when replacements are ready, sets manpower quotas six months ahead, and gives four months notice plus 30 days delay before reporting. It aims to ease pressure on seasoned troops and pressure on young enlistees, while reviewing reserve rosters for unfit members.
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Washington
Defense Department
Defense
George C Marshall
Jor Dury
U. S. News and World Report
Car
Vinson
Georgia Democrat
Court Delays Order In Balloted Contest
The State Supreme Court in Montgomery postponed a final order on a Third Congressional District election contest. A temporary injunction remained in force as judges delay hearing on why the restraining order should not be removed. The dispute involves four Democratic Executive Committee members from Coffee, Marshall, and Lee Counties challenging four Loyalists from the district. A Brass Party subcommittee was appointed to hear the contests, with proceedings begun in Elba and delayed due to court actions and directives.
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State Supreme Court
Montgomery
Bowen Simmons
Simmons
Satansl Party
Supreme Court
Democratc
Third Congressional District
Coffee
Marshall
Lee
Cons
Brass Party
Gesmer T. M. Carvey
Mobile
Elba
Layette
Sinat
Al Jolson Dies Of Heart Attack
Famous entertainer Al Jolson died of a heart attack in a San Francisco hotel suite after a three week Korean War tour. The actor, known for Mammy and Sonny Boy, collapsed in the St Francis hotel with friends at his side. He had arrived from Hollywood to appear on a Bing Crosby show and had recently toured servicemen. Jolson, born in St Petersburg, Russia, was 4 years into fame and had recorded and performed widely during a storied career.
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Paul W. Cane
San Francisco
al Jolson
Sonny Boy
Jolson
St. Petersburg
Russia
Hye Fronds
Southern California
Mos la
Forest Lawn
Oan
Calif
Joltoh
Hollywood
Harry Jokst
Martin Fried
Bing Crosby
St. Francis
Fried
Walter Bee
University Jef Calfornia
D. Wiliam J. Kerr
Alista
Anne Murchison
Beck
Kerr
Korea
Radgenties
Akst
Pest
Ahet & Soneucies
Welch
Chinese Fire On Marine Planes Near Korean Border
In Korea near the Manpojin frontier, U S Marine and US Air Force pilots said Chinese anti aircraft guns opened fire while both sides traded fire across the Yalu. South Korean troops advanced toward Kangrye and the Chongchon line as U S efforts pressed toward Pyongyang and areas northward.
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Earnest Hoberecht
Tokyo
Mauria
Korea
Strongehold
Kangrye
Kolo
Chongchon Trin'r
Juju
Aly Fuver Trontier
China
Uested
Presa
Robert Bennyhaft
Pyongyang
Trom H Ang
Simayu
Sinanja
South Korea
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
U.S
Japan
Paul J. Fontana
Sparks, tiNey
Maj
Samuel Righaus
Hates
Ark
Yalu River
Manchuria
Wonsan
Masajin
Fontana
Manpajin
North Korea
Kanggye
Hukdhon
Alva LaGrange Clark Dies at 70 in Houston Area
Alva LaGrange Clark, seventy, a widely known farmer of Houston area, died at his residence. Funeral services will be held at Tabernacle Methodist Church.
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Alva LaGrange Clark
Houston
Panera
Tabernacle Methodist Church
Torents Ee ‘Slurabus
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