Traffic Collision Near Ozark Injures Several Persons
Three miles north of Ozark a daytime automobile crash left several people with cuts and minor injuries. Tob y G Peters of Ozark was reported intoxicated after the collision, with Earnest Lee Mien Clyde Emmett Ayers W L Ayers of Tusloae and Misses aiine and Sera Peters of Ozark involved. Damage estimated at 650 dollars. investigation led by J D Ikerson and J O Dunoway.
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Ozark
Sgbway
O. Toby G. Peters
Drivgo
Price Khan
Earnest Lee Mien
Clyde Emmett Ayers
W. L. Ayers
Tusloaey
Foles
Missesaiine
Sera Peters
Ilecout
Lee Ayers
Peters
Federal Court Term Opens in Dothan December First
The regular fall term of the Southern Division of the Alabama Middle District will begin in Dothan on the first day of December. Judge Kennamer was announced as presiding. U S Commissioner J W Daughtry said the date is temporary and will not be changed unless ordered by the district judge. The docket is expected to be light.
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Southern Division
Federal Court
Alabama
Two Accidents Send Man To Hospital And Police File Charges
Mack Kelly of Dothan was hospitalized with minor injuries after two accidents yesterday. He collided with a parked car near Bee Line Restaurant and Ruby's Cafe on Montgomery highway then struck a tree at 200 N St Andrews Street. He faces charges of driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident.
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Mack Kelly
Dothan
Kelly
Bee Line
Ruby’s
Montgomery
N. St. Andrews St
Bob Pembleton
City Bus Collision at Foster and Crawford Streets
A city bus driven by Floyd Martin collided with an automobile driven by Edward L. Howell around 9:00 last night at the Foster and Crawford streets intersection. No injuries were reported and police did not file charges. Both vehicles sustained minor damage to the car’s motor hood and the bus side.
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Floyd Martin
Foster
Crawford Streets
Edward L. Howell
Woman Editor Fined 50 Dollars and Imprisoned for Contempt
Hazel Brannon 22 year old editor was fined 50 dollars and sentenced to 15 days in jail for contempt of court after speaking with a witness during the manslaughter trial of five white men in Holmes County. She was released with a warning that the jail term could be extended if she violated a two year good behavior period.
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Mar’ Coble Lexington
Miss
Hazel Brannon
Today
Miss Brannon
S. F. Davis
Davis
Leon McAfee
Alty
Howard Dyer
Bherilcs
Miss Brennan
Polls show Republicans hopeful as 80th Congress nears
Polls and surveys indicate Republican prospects are strongest in 16 years as mid term campaigns wind down. Elections set for Nov 5 will determine control of the 80th Congress with 33 governors, 35 US Senate seats, and 432 House seats up for grabs amid Democratic skepticism about poll accuracy.
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Lyle C. Wilson
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Truman
Roosevelt
House of Senate
Maine
United States
Senate
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Supreme Court leaves Georgia unit voting system unresolved
The Supreme Court refused to review a lower court ruling upholding Georgia's county unit voting plan used in gubernatorial races. The decision leaves in place a system where counties award unit votes, with 410 total units and 208 needed to win, despite challenges claiming value disparities between small and large counties.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
James V. Carmichael
Carmichael
Ellis Arnall
U. S. District Court
Atlanta
High Tribunal
Cullen B. Gosnell
Emory University
Robert Lee Turman
Atlanta League of Women Voters
Fulton
Earl P. Cook
Georgia Tech
Helen Douglas Mankin
James C Davis
Atofura Te Ne
Gu Page
Bride Killer Hunt Expands Across Mexican River Country
Nan Peiker Beach, 19, of Tulsa, was killed on a honeymoon camping trip in Mexico. Charles Edward Beach, 28, New York artist and husband, told prosecutors masked gunmen blasted a halo in her shoulder as they slept. A wide manhunt with 200 federal troops and a Mexican search party probes near Tetela for stolen gear and two Indians.
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Edward Beach
Nan Peiker
Tulsa
Okla
New York Daily News
Mexico City
Pretty Nan Peiker Beach
Balsas River
Here
Charles Edward Beach
New York
Tetela
Beach
Young NY boy charged with first degree murder in woods stabbing
Henry J. Haubold Jr. 15, held on first degree murder charges after stabbing 11 year old George Wanzer Jr. nine times in a wooded lot near Wantagh. A 10 year old witness identified Haubold as the assailant and Haubold confessed, saying he did not know why. An alienist found him sane.
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Mineola
N. Y. Cup
Henry J. Haubuld, Jr
George Wanger, Jr
Wantagh
Long Island
Haubold
Robert Harms
Wanzer
Nassau County
James N. Gehrig
Gehrig
Police Prescribe Traffic Routes For Going To The Fair
Houston County residents heading to the fair are told to use Headland Avenue to Reeves Street and the over head bridge. Police say the prescribed route will ease traffic flow and reduce accidents based on prior year results.
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Dothan
Houston County Fair
Headland Avenue
Reeves Street
Gaia
Lewis Truman Near Showdown On Coal Strike
Washington AP report outlines a possible Friday meeting between John L. Lewis and the Truman administration as the coal labor dispute nears a crisis. The government must decide whether to reopen or honor the Krug Lewis accord while the UMW threatens a strike ahead of elections.
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Lewis
Truman
Washington (Ap
John L. Lewis
Krug
United Ming
Harold W. Ward Washington
Joan L. Lewis
Waite House
J. A. Krug
Joan R. Steelman
George Washington
Solicitor General's Office
United Mine Workers
Russians Attend Catholic Mass At St Patrick's Amid UN Visit
Five members of the Soviet delegation to the United Nations led by Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky attended a solemn pontifical Mass at St Patrick's Cathedral New York. The event drew about 200 UN delegates and officials and featured remarks by Archbishop McIntyre and Monsignor Flannelly.
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New York
St. Patricks's Cathedral
United Nations
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
UN General Assembly
General Assembly
J. Francis A. McIntyre
Vishinsky
Nicolai V. Novikov
St. Francis Xavier
Warren R. Austin
Vermont
Calcutta Rioting Leaves At Least 12 Dead
In Calcutta clashes between Hindus and Muslims killed at least 12 people and injured many as authorities struggled to restore order. Police imposed security measures and prepared to resume normal services while observers warned the violence could spread to other districts.
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Calcutta
Vines Reconsiders and Stays on Jefferson Registry Board
Dr. J B Vines withdraws resignation as chairman of the Jefferson County Board of Registrars after Gov Chauncey Sparks urged reconsideration He backs the Dogwell Amendment to tighten voter registration while noting boards should have judicial power to shield members from harassment A federal suit seeks damages from each board member and parallels in Macon County remain active
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Montgomery
J. B. Vines
Jefferson County Board of Registrars
Chauncey Sparks
Vines
Sparks
Board of Registrars
Vinea' Ietter
Boards of Registrars
Jefferson County Board
Federal District Court
Macon County
Charities Chest Fund Passes Halfway Mark
Fundraising drive for the Charities Chest reaches its midpoint as leaders report steady donations and progress toward the campaign goal. Volunteers, local sponsors, and community groups rally to boost contributions and awareness.
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Charities
Surprise Chinese Offensive Aims At Dairen Port
Gen Tu Lueming launches two pronged attack from Anshan and Antung toward Dairen to cut off Communist sea support and sever overland supply lines along the Liao Tung Peninsula. The move shifts plans from a northward push to Manchuria and could threaten the city near Port Arthur with Soviet presence and international tension. Chiang Kai-shek remains in Nanking with no report of progress.
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Peiping
Tu Lueming
Dairen
Manchuria
Manchurian
Flaibin
Liaotung
Anshan
Antung
Darren
Port Arthur
Diairen
Thet Prin
Naedomlat
Mukden-Jdaren
Chiang Kai-shek
Formora
Cloudbursts Kill 40 in Sardinia and Tuscany
AP reports forty people died during weekend cloudbursts across Sardinia and Tuscany. storms caused houses to collapse and affected Procids prison island near Naples, with Italian press dispatches noting the tragedy.
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Rome
Sardinia
Tuscany
Disputchas
Procids
Naples
United States aims curb Russia veto use at UN
United States proposes modest vetos in the Security Council to curb indiscriminate use while preserving big power veto rights. New Zealand and Egypt urged reforms, with China signaling support for the move as UN debates continued.
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New Zealand
Egypt
Security Council
Robert J. Manning
United Nations Hall
Flushing
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Russia
United Nations
Carl Berendsen
Zealand
Waa
V. K. Wellington Koo
China
Jendsen
Fearful Fan Waits For Game As Northwestern Wins 26 13
Evanston police cited Frank Coldwater of Stockton California after a misread Sunday morning scene near Dyene Stadium. He kept vigil overnight believing College of the Pacific would triumph over Northwestern. He was found at the field after Northwestern had won 26 to 13 hours earlier.
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Evanston
Til
Caldwater
Stockton
Cal
Stralent
College of the Pacific
North Western
Dyene Stadium
Potlee
Coldwater
Sgt
Harry Witt
Witt
Northwestern
Man Stagg
Stagg
College of Pacific
New Orleans Mayor Leads Volunteer Garbage Drive After Strike
Mayor Morrison and officials dress in old clothes to supervise volunteers cleaning five days of refuse left by strikers. 45 rotor vehicles to be used while department hires new workers with fresh civil service prospects.
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New Orleans
Fap
deLerseps S. Morrison
Barbado
Theo O. Hotard
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