Florida Delegation Seeks Aid For Red Tide Emergencies
A Florida delegation in Washington pressed for War Department aid to combat red tides that kill fish and wash ashore in Florida. They seek troops to operate war surplus machinery and beach cleanup, with the Federal Works Agency offering emergency readiness and $75,000 yearly for investigations into causes and countermeasures.
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Washington
Florida
War Department
Bruce B. Blackburn
St. Petersburg
Federal Works Agency
Agtree
Mcdiy Field
Jackburne
Interior Department
Congress
Two Teen Age Boys Escape Marion Jail
Sheriff A. M. Cantrell said two teen age youths escaped the Marion County jail and were recaptured near Sideyville about 20 miles west of Hamilton. Garland E. Bray 18 and Bute Bray 17 were picked up by Cantrell and Highway Patrolmen Ed Howell and FB Watts as they walked along railroad tracks. The sheriff said one was reported from Witness and the other from Florida. They escaped yesterday by overpowering a jailer as he entered their cell to give them soap. The youths were arrested Aug 27 on a charge of breaking in.
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Hamilton
A. M. Cantrell
Marion County
Sideyville
Cantrell
Ed Howell
FB. Watts
Garland E. Bray
Bute Bray
Florida
Sture
Bear Creek
Edwin McDurmont Receives World War II Victory Medal
Edwin McDurmont radioman first class USN son of Mr and Mrs Fred Lehman McDurmont of Samson has been awarded the World War II Victory Medal aboard the submarine USS Remora operating in the Pacific area.
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Edwin McDurmont
USN
Fred Lehman McDurmont
Samson
Pacific
Veterans Education Program Approved At Chipola College
Chipola Junior College won formal approval for a veterans education program. Dr Noble Y Beall said authorization for limited GY training came from Paul Eddy in Tallahassee. Service men eligible for enrollment may register with acting registrar Robert A Estes. Fall term opens Tuesday, September 9.
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Marianna
Chippola Junior College
Noble Y. Beall
Paul Eddy
Tallahassee
Florida
Beall
Robert A. Estes
Russian Serum KR To Be Tried In U. S. Cancer Treatment
New York scientist plans to test the Russian KR serum on three inoperable cancer patients this fall after limited mouse trials. Another researcher reported no cures and only moderate effects from ER in mice over two years, while Soviet reports claim around 10 successes among 60 treated patients.
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Alton L. Blakesler
Louis
New York
William M. Malisoff
Longevity Research Foundation
International Cancer Research Congress
Nina Kinyeva
Grevor Roskiff
Pheodore Hf
Bauschke
Institute For Cancer Research
Lunkenny Hospital
Philadelphia
Hauschke
Malisoff
Mishitoff
Coffee Springs Sailor Aboard Amphibious Flagship
Robert H. Stone gunner's mate first class USN son of Mr and Mrs William G Stone of Coffee Springs serves aboard the amphibious force flagship USS Yacunic. The unit participates in Operation Cat aid UP bembela in Chesapeake Bay as the latest phase of a three month training period for midshipmen of the U S Naval Academy Annapolis and cadets from the Ell Muibetary Academy West Point Nova Vue MiiMeAvers trains midshipmen and cadets in amphibious warfare methods.
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Robert H. Stone
USN
William G. Stone
Coffee Springs
Amphibious Force
Bembela
Chesapeake Bay
U. S. Naval Academy
Anospolis
Mab
ELS Muibetary Academy
West Point
Nova
Montgomery Verdict Highlights Foreigner Issue and Death Penalty
Number 14 argued the tril record showed little foreigners used in the alleged attack and the jury decreed the death penalty because of prejudice. Polkoni’s dramatic intervention echoed three weeks ago when he saved a condemned Negro with hours to spare. On Aug 14 the Governor ordered Lawrence Nathaniel Phillips of Gadsden to die in the chair but granted reprieve after the Negro head had been shaved. Philips, convicted of killing a Chinese laundryman, appealed his case to the U8 Supreme Court.
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Montgomery
Polkoni
Lawrence Nathaniel Phillips
Gadsden
Amendment ratified changes limestone county payment method
Amendment No 4 ratified S259 to MENTS Te would dispower the Legislature by local acts to change the method of payment of Limestone County officials. Tame stone voted against the amendment 1 146 to OH3.
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Limestone County
Tamestone
U S Air Commander Seeks 10000 Planes and 400000 Men
Lt Gen George EB Stratemeyer told the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Cleveland that the United States must build a regular air force ready for battles with 10,000 aircraft and 400,000 trained personnel. He urged a strong air reserve, aviation industry, and extensive R D to deter aggression and prevent another Pearl Harbor.
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Cleveland
U. S. Air Defense Command
George EB. Stratemeyer
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bulla
Ate Adminster
Kloop Plu
Air Nations Guard
Livestock arrivals and market trends across southern plants
The report covers cattle, calves, and hog arrivals at eight southern packing plants, with totals around 1,000 cattle and 1,200 hogs. Prices show steady to higher trends, hogs at 24.00 to 25.00, butchers and sows in the 18.00 to 21.00 range, and calves and stocker cattle displaying varied demand. Market activity remains strong, with steady to higher weekly receipts and sales broad across regions from Alabama to Georgia and Florida.
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Thomasville
Sda
Albans
Couimbos
Ototrine
Piccis Ville
Montgomery
Aps
Union
Eure
Lausctes
BTS
Nastieet
Weel
Otuetum
Choise Barrows
Naosthye
Edo Anu Goud
Lions Club Musical Program Presented by Local Group
Lions Club members were treated to a musical program directed by Ligh Pawel and featured performers Katherine Baatri and Sue dosebay with the Dutt band. President Bill Beck announced upcoming attendance goals for members and urged continued participation.
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Lions Club
Prothani
Ligh Pawel Bag Wan Ophescatet Sesterday
Katherine Baatri
Dutt Pehuo
Badwou
Dion
Lagan Nathan Cheeuberg
Chappe
Bill Beck
Shelbers
Anac
Gyda
Ho. Wilson
Fire Department Responds to Dual Calls in Town
Assistant Chief Floyd Harris reports two separate fire calls in the hamlet of WC Ferrell near B Troy Street around 7:45 PM last night. One fire involved a structure with unidentified individuals, while the other incident on No Calfeste Street involved three persons and a spill on the road. details remain unclear from the damaged text.
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Motion Tivetien
Ferrell
Troy Street
Floyd Harris
Tucker
Gremen
Calfeste
Government forces will enforce national discipline amid strikes
In the assembly Ramadier warns that strikes and saboteurs threaten order. Deputies discuss supporting the government to sustain the coalition while urging strong authority to meet current demands.
Special session decision rests with President Truman
The article notes debate over calling a special session of Congress after July adjournment. Senator Taft opposes a special session while Vandenberg says the choice rests with President Truman. No consensus exists among GOP leaders or the White House on timing.
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Marshall
Deat
BR. Rennan
Mie
State Department
Polis
Paris
Uiate
Willa P. Chetuba
Baar
Therane
Vandenberg
Robert A Taft Homer
GOP
Senate
Witte H House
Joseph W. Marta, Jr
Taft
West
Truman
Committee Studies Applications For State Audit Chief
Montgomery AP A legislative committee to select a new State Audit Chief will meet Wednesday to hear applicants for the post. Seven names have been received. none chosen yet. The chief examiner will head a new department and report to the Legislature, serving a seven year term.
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Montgomery
Milas
Cater
Sax Applecateus
Halon Eagerton
State Finance Department
Jie
Cath
Senate
Auto Collision Causes Two Hundred Dollar Damage
Two car crash near Ashford on an unnamed highway yesterday caused about $200 in damage. Drivers Pres fod Bbostie Pueherson of Miatua, Fla, and Thorns Wedey Stantner of Ashford were involved. No serious injuries reported. Patrolmen and investigators Galopa, Moo, Deckerson, Torhuss Wars examined the scene.
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Ashford
de Acheful Dothan
Glopa
Highbway
Fudas
Fod
Paliotuen
Brooky
Llcg
Moanevihian Investi
Mrs. J. M. Griffin Dies At Home Here
Mrs. J M Griffin of Dutton dies at home after a short illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at her home with Rev J M Griffin and Dr RL A Childs assisting. Survived by husband, two daughters, a granddaughter, sister, and a brother. Burial details not provided.
Fragmented notes on social trends and wildlife tactics
The text mentions young men presenting diamond engagement rings before social events and notes on quail trained for fighting in northern India with sharpened beaks and claws. The passage is fragmented and lacks a cohesive news item or clear context.
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Youmg
India
Truman Urges US Brazil Unity for World Peace
President Truman cautioned Brazil and the United States to continue cooperation with sister Western Hemisphere nations to build a strong force for mankind. He stressed joint ideals and mutual forbearance, saying collaboration is essential to facing future peace challenges. He praised Brazil's democracy and recalled recognition of Brazil's independence, noting lasting friendship and shared sacrifice in wartime.
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Mr. Truman
Brazil
United States
Ai. Truman
Tibet
al. Truman
Childen
Dean
Breau
Jamboree Scout Wattle Recalls Global Balloon Game
Wattle, among 49 000 scouts, attended the jamboree in Paris lasting two weeks. A globe balloon bore maps of 52 represented countries as groups tried to grab and fold it. He toured Paris sites, kept two souvenirs a Maori spear and a skirt, and noted US and French gear quality. He sailed home aboard the USAT General Harry Taylor with other scouts amid stormy final night weather. Wattie is son of Mr and Mrs MM W Espy of Headland, Troop 28, with 18 merit badges.
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Wattle
New Zealand
U. S
The
Republic
la Havre
British Isles
Dover
England
jJatuveree
USAT
Harry Taylor
New York
Wattie
Antwerp
Wathe
MM. W. Espy
Headland
Greece poised to broaden cabinet after leaders' accord
Athens AP dispatch reports a tentative agreement among Populists and Liberals to form a broader Greek cabinet. The plan centers on Themistokles Sophoulis becoming premier with Tsaldaris directing an inner group on war and public order, amid a fragile parliamentary balance and U S backing shifting to Turkey reforms.
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Chakales Athens
Unit States
Greece
Themistokles Sophoulis
Constantin Tsaldaris
Popy
Sophoulis
Tsaldaris
Napoleo Zervas
Sopholia
Paul
Cor Tion
Papul Demetrios Maximos
Shi Sophouus
Maximos
U. S
Cotion
Ankara
Recep Pekker
Tre
Big One Gets Away Ends In Bar Tale
Huntington police handle a bizarre fish tale after James M. Stark reeled a 12 pound catfish. The fish reportedly wound up in a tavern and prompted a prompt police response. A baker asked what to do with the fish on his counter and Stark’s tale drew odd inquiries.
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Bar
Huntington
W. Va
James M. Stark
Straig Stark
Faroakis
Makis
Nobbs
Autamid
Devane Returns to U S Navy After Liberia Trip
Stephen Douglas Devane, fire second class USN, son of Mr and Mrs FA Devane of Elba, returned aboard the escort carrier Palau after a trip to Moravia and the capital city of Liberia in West Africa.
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Stephen Douglas Devane
USN
Kmrs
FA. Devane
Elba
United Staboard
Palau
Moravia
Pepublic
Liberia
Wes Africa
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