Double Government Turmoil Grips Ecuador Rebels Split
Quito reports show Ecuador's post overthrow period unsettled with two rival governments and an army junta. Velasco Ibarra, ousted president, is blocked from returning, while civilian and military leaders contend for control as Ambato’s eight man junta backs the armed forces. Col. Giron warns recognition hinges on Ambato’s actions.
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Quito
Ecuador
Jose Maris Velasco Ibarra
Velasco Ibarra
Buenos Aires
Lima
Mariano Suare
Ventimilla
Velasco
Guayaquil 1
Serge Enrique Giron
Ambato
Cal
Carlos Mancheno
Angel Baquere Davila
Giron
Tavaps
Yare Sun
US Dancer Praises Australian Primitives Performance
In Melbourne American dancer Ted Shawn credited Australians with a treasure the primitive dancers of the Euotigi nes possess. He praised the choreography and virility of performance as the highest level of primitive dance he has seen, saying his Darwin visit alone would justify the trip.
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Melbourne
Ted Shawn
Jim
Darwin
Shuane
Dawson Creek
Ana
Owel WewGer
Diag
Yugoslavs Detain Americans After Bold Cross Border
In Trieste AP reports Yugoslavs captured and detained six U S Army personnel sent to negotiate for three missing soldiers. The six were dragged across the Morgan line into the Yugoslav occupied zone and held for six days before being returned to Gorizia. The three missing men had earlier turned into the zone by mistake and were halted at a Yugoslav outpost. Interpreters and officers including Captain Jacob D. Conrad and Major General Brystt Moore coordinated the negotiation for their release.
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Trieste
Aps
U. S. Army
Yugoslavia
Morgan Line
Gorizia
T H Stephen G. Novot
Marianna May Get Airline Service
A National Airlines executive spoke to the Marianna Chamber of Commerce about the city possibly becoming a coast to coast airline stop. He suggested the service could be handled by Continental and noted plans to operate passenger planes without layovers, aiming to connect Marianna with Los Angeles.
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Marianna
Flu
UPI
National Airlines
Marigona Chamber
Conmime
NALS
Memorial Sing at Friendship Church Memorial Service
The annual memorial sing at Friendship Church took place Sunday with Soft. Oavin as chairman. A large crowd attended the all day affair.
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Friendship Church
So Ft. Oavin
13 Aten Enlist Here For Shuty In Navy
Edgar Eddins Jr of Dothun joins a group of recruits in a Navy enlistment drive. The list names G. Brady Eu fala Billy Boyette Millville and other men from Florida Georgia and nearby towns enlisting this week.
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Aten
Navy
Tlarrisan Edgar Eddins, Jr
Dothun
Pepert
L. K. Brady
Eufala
Billy’ B. Boyette
Millville
Fla
Wilhaas K. Brake
William Ve Baste
Mood
Donalsonville
David 2 Kang
Vualesius
Aria
Gredner
Bronson, Ga
Walter H. Ghaurick
Ashford
Floyd W. Toois
Chipley
Lewie F. Johnson
Gzark
Charles D. McNeal
Hartford
James W. Habon
Mifeyda
Arevil A. Welson
DeFunsak Sprays
Fha
Alleged Fiorger Held Here For Apelika
A.C. Cruwsell, a purported figure linked to Apelika, is held here on charges. Four warrants were issued for cross-tying August with bonds set at 220 dollars. The case involves deceptive letters and related acts, with authorities pursuing confirmation.
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Apelika
A.C. Cruwsell
Peta
Wits
Fusur
Ceraey
Tates
Apelia
Unclear Text Summary of Legal Statement
Attorney General statement cites manipulated rates and explosive materials linked to alleged trafficking. The investigation suggests profits tied to unrest and organized activity affecting public safety, with emphasis on the spoken charges and views regarding rate manipulation and illicit trafficking.
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Rauruath
Chiatk
Chari
Livestock Market Reports from Thomasville and Montgomery
Livestock arrivals at eight major packing plants across Albany Columbus Moultrie Tit tun Thomasville Dutlan Montgomery and Jacksonville Talla hassee show 60 cattle 200 calves and 1000 hogs with hog prices steady to firm. Moderate to good demand for medium to large hogs and sows. calf and cattle prices vary by weight and grade with steady to higher bids in spots.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tittun
Dutlan
Ala
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Fla
Bard
Montgomery Market
Montgomery
iFed
State Market News Service
Union Stock Yardso
Wales
Medum
Cunimnm
Gysnamnga
Isotopes debate and U S research links in Cold War era notes
The document discusses how foreign governments seeking radiative materials must disclose research aims and report progress for publication and require qualified scientists to oversee transfers. It notes observers expect limits on isotopes for medical and biological studies and highlights calls for open sharing of research methods and results to combat global disease.
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Wore
Guatemala
Tele
Atin
Atlea Reiense
Tee de Fourma Laterationa
Cancer Research
Atuinte Energy
Dew
Tramat
United States
Fete
Alcan Highway Travel Rules And Costs Revealed
James H. McCormick outlines Canadian requirements for crossing the Alcan Highway from Dawson Creek to the border. Travelers must show cash, carry winter clothing, a shovel or axe, and emergency provisions. Prices along the route vary from Edmonton to Dawson Creek, with shelters listed free for travelers and ongoing talk of making parkland along the corridor.
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James H. McCormick
Fairbanks
Alaska
Nea
Alcan
Dawson Creeler
Edmonton
Canaan
Sindwich
Edanunton
Dawson Creek
Coal Haver
Lurth
Whitehorse
Naah
National Park
Kluane Lake
Wilderbess
Would Be Reformer Killed By Subject
Birallaghhas AP report states Thomas Ernest Hobgood, 44, of Birniingaamn, was shot and killed on a downtown street while with his wife in East Buaoningham. Detectors Thorn and Evans said Hobgood faced a stranger who then fired as the victim argued during the confrontation.
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Birallaghas
Aps
GiGhays
Thomas Ernest Hobsoud
Birniingaamn
Wis
Minke
Poliwe
Hubgyud
Aosthanger
M. O. Thorn
G. Vo. Evans
Snot
Molva
Ha Wide
Morel
Harel
Mathes
Wathen Hobgood
Gadsden
Vives Counibler
Geneva School Bus Drivers Meet at Geneva High School
Geneva County bus drivers are set for a 2 p.m. meeting at Geneva High School on September 11. County Superintendent Newton announced. Culp from the State Department of Education will inspect buses and explain safety rules to supervisors. All buses must be inspected.
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Geneva
Geneva County
Geneva High School
Col Ins
Ed Newton
Dop. Culp
State Department of Education
Monuments In U S Exchange Club Topic
E T Riley spoke on Different Monuments in the United States before the Dothan Fix change Club yesterday. President Walter Morris led the meeting with plans for the old timers meeting. Napali Field Veterans Club hosts September 17. John Henderson reported on United Charities Chest annual fund campaign plans.
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United States
E. T. Riley
Dothan
Negro Teachers Set Pre School Meeting
Geneva officials announce the annual county institute for Negro teachers will convene in Geneva on Friday September 12 at 9 a.m. All Negro teachers must attend, followed by the white teachers institute on Saturday September 13 at 9 a.m. at Geneva High. Geneva county schools plan to open the 1947-48 year on Monday September 15 for the first nine months term in years.
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Geneva
Geneva County
Harry Hall Plans Five New Homes in City
Building permits issued to the Harry Hall Company authorize construction of five residences on Madison avenue numbers 207 209 303 309 and 50 South Cherokee street at an estimated cost of 7000 each. Earlier yesterday E R Buget secured a permit for a two story apartment on West Main and fast Fantine streets with a 9500 cost estimate.
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Harry Hall Company
Madison Avenue
South
Cherokee Street
E. R. Buget
West Main
Fast Fantine Streets
State board debates pay rise for rank four teachers
Folsom argues two years of college should suffice for qualification while State School Superintendent Meaduis notes most years require three. A $38 million minimus program fund is adopted, up over 10 percent from 1946–47, with county allocations pending exact teacher unit counts and pupil formulas. Jefferson County faces a $4.62 million share. Mobile $1.55 million. Montgomery about $1.03 million, with other counties listed in tentative figures and taxes pending fiscal year end.
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Folsom
A. &. Meaduis
Jeferson
Schol
Mobile
Montgomery
Calhoun
Dallas
Lauderdate
Aliduswt
Farm income shifts show meat prices and exports rise
The report notes an 800000 dollar rise in meat output with a 30 percent hike over last year, while beef and hog prices boosted farmer earnings. Field crops earned about 3659,000 for eight months, linked to a large export program. Dairy income barely rose from 1946, but dairy products climbed 10 percent. Cotton cash income rose 16 percent as volumes and sales increased.
Allen Infant Dies In Local Hospital
A six week old infant, Robert D. Allen Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Allen of Graceville Florida, died this morning at a local hospital. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Meulah church near Graceville with Rev. Lee Nixon officiating and burial in the church cemetery. Survivors include the parents, grandparents B H Champion of Graceville route three and Mrs. Bertha Smith of Atlanta, and several aunts and uncles. Johnson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Robert D. Allen, Jr
Robert D. Allen
Graceville
Fla
Imeulah Church
Lee Nixon
B. H. Champion
Bertha Smith
Atlanta
Government policy on extra travel pay for wartime service
Officials provided details to a reporter after a Q and A in the unofficial Armed Force newspaper. Navy authorities said a former Wave earned extra money for travel into Canada. The Army said there is a flat policy against extra payments based on travel outside the United States. Mustering rules from February 1944 set $300 extra for those who served outside the continental U S or Alaska 30 days or more. Those with under 60 days service all within the United States received $100. those with over 60 days within the United States received $200.
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Ands
Armed Force
Navy
Canada
War Department
Army
Unite States
Alaska
Ll. United States
Lie on Tennis Courts Says Attacks Fuel Resolve
The UN staff head, amid criticism from both sides, declares he is unfazed by accusations from Communists and labor groups. He spends family time in Forest Hills, plays tennis despite a expanding waistline, and notes a magazine plans a cover photo of him on the courts. He manages 3,000 employees and notes intensified administrative load since Byron Price joined as assistant general secretary.
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Lie
Forest Hills
Ging
Tennos Cinb Amt Pliva
Memsbers
Byron Price
Lte
Uncertain Nation Holds Day Of Thanksgiving
Fragmentary text notes a president named Geo Washington presiding over a gratitude observance for a new nation’s constitutional government and blessings, marking a named day of thanksgiving.
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Geo Washington
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