McCorvey Calls for Proper Questions on Voter Amendment
Montgomery Alabama The Boswell Amendment would require voters to explain parts of the Constitution. Regis trars are not going to be unreasonable says Ceesner T McCorvey as he endorses the amendment. He suggests intelligent Negro or white applicants would be registered without question.
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Montgomery
Ceesner T. McCorvey
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Grover C. Tall
The
Alabama Journal
McCarver
Bonveth
S&s
McCeorvey
State Democratic Committee
Alabama veterans dominate college enrollment postwar surge
In Montgomery AP reports Alabama colleges enroll 26 521 students with 15 389 veterans. Alabama Regional VA head M E Head says room shortages hinder access as demand nears postwar peak. He notes eligibility extends to service members who enlisted before Oct 6 1945 with benefits payable within four years after war end and nine-year training window.
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Montgomery
M. E. Head
Alabama Regional Veterans Administration Manager
Alabama
Charities Chest Drive Hits $13,177 Target Nears Goal
United Charities Chest Drive enters its seventh day with $13,174.55 collected toward a $21,500 quota. City teams continue daily canvassing. donors urged to send pledges to the Chest Office at city hall to wrap up the drive on time.
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United Charities Chest
United Charities Chest Office
Lilienthal Heads Five-Man Atomic Energy Board
President Truman announced a five member Atomic Energy Commission led by David E Lilienthal to guide the United States into the atomic age. The panel includes Dr Robert F Bacher William W Waymack Rear Adm Lewis L Strauss and Sumner T Pike with Lilienthal as chairman.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Truman
New Atomic Energy Commission
David E. Lilienthal
Lewis L. Strauss
Army-Navy Munitions Boards
Herbert Hoover
New York
Kuhn, Loch & Co
Sumner T. Pike
Napier Field Telephone Service Moved Through Dothan Exchange
Napier Field will use the Dothan exchange for telephone service. Rates are 4 cents per message plus local rate. extension phones incur local extension charges. Officials said overload on the exchange will ease with new facilities soon. The Chamber of Commerce plans to publish a Napier Field industrial survey today and report builder numbers to the Commission.
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Napier Field
Arthur Johnson
Chamber of Commmerce
Chamber Woul
Crass
U. S Plans Full Disclosure Of All Troops In Other Lands
U S plans full disclosure of troops abroad as World War era debates rise over a world food board to stabilize farm prices. National Farmers Union accuses the move of threatening hopes for international price stability while FAO delegates weigh the proposal and U S opposition is noted.
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U. S
Grant Dillman
Washington
National Farmers Union
United States
Russell Smith
Organization
World Food Board
Smith
United Nations Food and Aguiculture
World Board
John Boyld Orr
Doteh
Denmark
Britain
Canada
FAO
Food Board Pling
Norris BE. Yladd
Preparatory Commission
Dodd
Copenhagen
Gsersetin
Cotton Futures Drop Another Ten Dollars A Bale
New Orleans reports a volatile start as cotton futures plunge about ten dollars per bale amid liquidation and hedging. The market opened lower with broad selling, traders noting heavy losses across the board and uncertainty dominating early trade.
No Coal Strike Threat Ends after Labor Turmoil
Report says no coal strike by 490000 soft coal miners and Truman announces threat ended. Officials discuss possible new talks between AFL CIO leaders and industry executives as transport blockades ease and Gulf ports reopen.
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Associated Press
Truman
Nove
Prunan
Intermar
J. A. Ruy
Jotun Lebaewag
APL United Bree
Ao Spoestuan
Ruy
Bridie
Lewis
UMW
NJ OH
Cél Fiston
Aduacinipater
Metropaitan
Pucket Line
Peek Leand Gulf Coant
ABT
Dave Mayua
Gulf Coast
Athoantie
AFL
Democratic Fear Of Republican Victory Reflects Party Divisions
Disjointed Democratic leaders warn of intra party discord as Republicans push for control of Congress next Tuesday. Accusations fly over an alleged administration crisis and a perceived economic shortage while campaign chiefs deny ties to internal splits.
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Washington
Tuerdiv
Cane
Hess
United States Discusses Disclosure At United Nations
U S delegation at the United Nations General Assembly considers full disclosure of numbers and locations of American armed forces abroad to satisfy Soviet demands. Officials plan to propose limiting veto power with Big Five talks and approach smaller nations for support.
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Robert J. Manning
United Nations Hall
Flushing
N.Y
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Soviet Union
United Press
James F. Byrnes
Tentative Allotment Of National Guard For Dethan Revealed
The article outlines a tentative National Guard allotment for Dethan with details of unit heads and funding. It notes dispatch from Beenton Geoster and mentions the Firet Pattawan Headquarters and Vieadarters Cera. Funds include a weekly pay line and related officer costs, with totals and eligibility considerations discussed.
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National Guard
Dethan
Beenton Geoster
Atlubectrie
Pattawan
Cera
Fae Bae Wien
Avery Gide
Gaditesan
MEGA
Shea
Churchill Replies to Stalin on War Roles and Rebuilding
Winston Churchill, from Westerham, Kent, defends respect for Premier Stalin and recalls allied efforts. He says Soviet and British cooperation should shape postwar rebuilding, while noting mutual non interference in internal affairs and the goal of improving conditions for peoples.
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London
Winston Churchill
Marshal Stalin
Euel Ates
Thua
Methodist Bishop To Visit Dothan
Methodist Bishop J. Har tell af Joreniniinean will make a weekend visit to Dothan Thursday and Friday announced with no visit to the guest church schedule. Friday he will beat the Houston Hotel to meet Metherdicts for church business.
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J. Hartell
Towas
Houston
Stalin says USSR has 60 divisions in west and no atom bomb
London based interview with Marshal Stalin via wire reveals he denies Soviet atom bomb program, notes 60 divisions in the west, plans to reduce to 40 after October presidium order, and disputes Byrnes on rising US-USSR tensions. He criticizes Churchill and allies, discusses Japan, Mediterranean naval presence, and postwar German administration.
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Russia
Stalin
Byrnes
Hugh Baillie
United Press World
United Press London
West
United States
Marshal Stalin
London
Moscow
Germany
France
Scandinavia
Winston Churcaull
House of Commons
Ussr
Baltic
Vienna
Black Sea
Japan
Supreme Soviet
Churchill
Soviet Chief Churchill questions on war and postwar policy
A fragmentary transcript shows questions to Winston Churchill and Stalin about postwar arrangements, German occupation and the path to peace. The dialogue references Byrnes, Soviet relations, and fears of a renewed war, with cautious replies on German governance and democratic development.
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Lilienthal
5-Man Atomic Board
Dothan
Farmers Union
U.S
Henry Haulbold
George Wanton, Jr
Long Island
Mineola Haigh School
Pyaard
Gop
Dlucas DH
Beatie San Na
Jicne
Sean
Spa
Tatt
Pinkie
Etratio
United Nations
Pesee
Mediterranean
Yugantavia
Cartmans
Germoan
England
Sweden
Daermark
Finland
Wose
Paris
Marshal Josef Stalin
Logan
Mowlay
United Areas
Cvere
United Pre
Efuund Mantia
Glemu
Byrnes Foehae
Edoan
Ion Belween
Ted
Cordal Reintan
Ron
Sinal
Quintior
Germay
Lecsencius
Council of Forgic
Germay Regis
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