Andrews Urges Preparedness On Anniversary Speech
Rep George Andrews declared that unpreparedness and appeasement threaten the nation as he spoke at the dedication of the Dothan American Legion post. He praised the Legion for backing the GI Bill and called for stronger Army Navy and Air Force to meet future threats.
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Clarence Streetman
George Andrews
D-Ann
J.T Jackson
Andress
Andrews
America
Atheniean Legion
Albert West Named Charities Chest Head and Beck Vice President
Albert West and Bill Beck were elected president and vice president of the Dothan United Charities Chest as new officers and a budget committee were named. The board approved the financial report through September and reaffirmed the purpose that funds go only to participating organizations, not individuals. Participating groups include Salvandum Army, Boy and Girl Scouts, Houston County Tubercular Association, American Cancer Society, Houston Memorial Library, and the Houston County Welfare Department.
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Dothan United Charities Chest
Albert West
Bill Beck
Last Sear
Raymond Spann
Bells Shagind
T.T. Skeen
Clyde Lovern
Ars Dewel Thrasnes
Julian Turner
Financigl
Minsmés
Turner
United Charities Chest
Salvandum Army, Boy and Girls
Houston County Tubercus Association
American Cancer Society
Houston Memoria’brary
Houston County Welfare Department
Registration Opens for Men Born in 1925
Tomorrow September 4 marks the start of registration for all men born in 1925. Those in the age group may register at the local board tomorrow or Tuesday September 7 and are urged not to delay.
Dewey Links Russia Washington As Sources Of Labor Troubles
Governor Thomas E Dewey tied labor unrest in New York to sources in Moscow and Washington in a Labor Day proclamation He blamed Communist influence for strikes and labor turmoil and argued New York as a leading industrial state faces trouble rooted in foreign and federal forces while not detailing specifics
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Dewey
Russia
Washington
Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Moscow
New York State
Truman
Dewsne
New York
Nove
Pssor
Fantavisien
Germans Say Russians To Raise Berlin Blockade
Berlin dispatch reports Russian authorities preparing to lift the 72 year blockade of Berlin. Negotiations in the Soviet zone center on exchange rates for East and West German marks, with Soviet demands for a favorable rate clash on Western finance cycles. Authoritative sources caution the report is unconfirmed and await official confirmation.
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George Bria
Berlin
Gern
Ter
Soviet Zone
Ress
Wian
Hb ¢ Brven
Berthom Helmstedt
Becaus
Andy Te
Berlind
Iran
Grand Jury Calls for Night Time Bust of Toned Down Boxes
The Houston County grand jury urged sheriff and police to curb noisy play boxes in Negro sections keep sleep undisturbed. Report notes reported felonies and disturbances by colored areas, recommends reducing box openings and improving courthouse conditions, while praising general order.
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Grand Jury
Houston County Grand Jury
Vesterdas
Erty Polce
Toan
Antea
Vy Norte East
Dickerson
Virgil Wom
Five Slot Machines Seized At Moose Club
Police chief announced seizure of five slot machines at the Loyal Order of Moose Club on North Gates street. Three machines were in operation at the time, with the other two stored. investigation ongoing with details withheld.
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Moose Club
North Gates
Marta
D.dden
Kelley
Truman Fights Republicans On Communists and Costs
President Truman escalated a political clash with Republicans over Communists, high prices, health insurance, and West Lawrence policy. He met Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Harold Stassen as the GOP gears up for next Tuesday’s convention. The White House aims to prove its case against Communists and push for lower prices amid mounting public concern.
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Jack Bell
Fedetiel Post
Eri
Ginny Bale
Deser
Dewey
Tnis
Staan
Jay Ween Brannan
Wigton
Rabor Statitey
Truman
Piickard Man Victim Of Accidental Shot
A Piickard man died when an accidental gunshot wounded him during a recovery trip near the University of Alaina. Investigators say a weapon discharged while handling it, leading to the fatal injury as bystanders and law enforcement reported the scene.
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Piickard
University of Alaina
NLRB seeks court action over maritime ruling
The National Labor Relations Board asks the U S Court of Appeals in New York to enforce its Taft Hartley Act ruling against the International Maritime Union and four Great Lakes shipping companies. The board accuses the union of violating labor law by blocking bargaining and restricting recruitment as required by the decision.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board Today
C10
National Maritime Union
Federal Court of Appeals
New York
Great Lakes
Uhr 1
Meamen
Truman Health Plan Denounced in Public Letter
A durstarsu ted deuunged vent denounced President Truman and his health plan. The letter criticizes compulsory health care and warns it would undermine American values and liberty. It urges a national Hewitt program alternative and criticizes expenditure claims as misleading.
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Raymond Lagi Washeng
Pee Dent Treman
Sory
Health Andranes
Porttauns
NATO
America
Ole Moericin
Heditat
Adinar Astratan
Lewin
National Hewitt Progr
Prema
Fevang
Wallace Gets Little Notice In Arkansas
A garbled Arkansas political mention references Wallace with minimal coverage. The text mentions the Progressive party and various misread city names, but no clear actions, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
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Wallace
Arkansas
Political Oblivion for Dixie Truman Thurmond Supporters
A fragmentary report outlines Dixie supporters of a Truman Thurmond ticket amid Congress and party tensions. It references States Rights advocates in the South and mentions presidential alignment, mentions Michigan and South Carolina, and notes interest in an electoral outcome without clear details.
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Dixie
Truman-Thurmond
Strikes Cut Off Commerce Flow In Vital Arteries
A historic labor dispute disrupts West Coast ports and the lumber and metal trades. Workers halted operations at multiple terminals, halting shipments to Canada and the United States. Authorities warn of plummeting activity as negotiators seek a settlement.
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Pris
Bay of Put
Ios
Ender Pee
Shoremien
Myntin Iy
AWC
Ascard Fascis
Comeavaastansdalas
Beth Bodh
Tonshureniea
Tander
Tony
Schuman Steps Out After Cabinet Form Deadlock
Fragmented OCR text shows political turmoil as Schuman steps out amid failure to form a new cabinet. The chaotic passage references European leaders, negotiations, and parliamentary dynamics, with scattered names and events.
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Schuman
Russell Long Wins as Opponent Fails to Concede
Russell Long declared victory in a disputed race while his opponent did not concede. The chaotic results mention SAB votes, references to Governor Bart, and a broad Democrat primary context with unclear details from the fragmented OCR.
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Russell Long
Airmen Leave Crippled B-2 in Battle Report
Fragmented OCR text describes airmen leaving a damaged B-2 aircraft during a combat event. Mentions battles, locations in Europe, and various military units and leaders with unclear sequence. Details are garbled, but references a prior crash and ongoing operations involving aircrews and support commands.
New Gulf of Mexico Hurricane Report Emerges
A newly identified tropical feature forms in the Gulf of Mexico prompting meteorologists to monitor potential development. Early advisories urge coastal residents to stay alert as conditions evolve and forecasts update.
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Gulf of Mexico
President quits to flee communist rule during crisis
Fragmented OCR copy describes a political upheaval with a leader stepping down, allegedly to escape communist grip, amid warnings and calls for unity. Names and places are garbled. the text references Prague, a villa, and mentions of government actions and public reaction. The piece blends dialog and reportage about a notable resignation.
Sioux Indians Reflect On Past Conflicts And Losses
Survivors recount the 1876 battle against U.S. troops led by General George A. Custer. They express remorse over failed efforts to drive white settlers from their lands and reflect on the long aftermath of violence in South Dakota.
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Carter
Black Mills
South Dakota
Tron Hawk
Tigull
George A. Custer
Mg Harn
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