Erratic Storm Crosses Coast At Cedar Keys
A tropical hurricane crossed the Gulf and entered upper Florida near Cedar Keys with winds reported over 125 mph before instrument failure. The storm caused coastal damage from Clear Water to Sarasota, uprooted structures, and forced inland shelter as forecasters warned of dangerous winds and potential further movement toward the Jacksonville area.
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Cedar Keys
Miami Cap
Florida
Pepinsula
Gulf of Mexico
Weather Bureau
Florida Highway Patrol
Gaineaville
Tule
Yankeetown
Wwml
Gainesville
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Mdr
Dunefton
Quin Vil
Damje
Rongon
St. Peters-burg
India Rocks
Clearwater
Tne
Caribbean
Gulf Coast
Hewnant
Daytona Beach
Savannah
Marth
Notin
Ware
Warktrart
Darth of Charleston
Delegations Urge Write In Election For Board Vacancy
Delegations from District Two press for a write in vote to fill the vacancy on the Houston County Board of Revenue. The County Democratic Executive Committee, meeting in a special session, did not appoint but will reconvene to consider a course of action. Aimed at letting District Two voters express preference, the group discussed legality, a possible write in, and the timing ahead of the November general election.
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NATC
FAULK _ Mie
Houston County Board of Revenue
Democratic Executive Committee
Ralph G Camerron
Charman Webb Wells
Uread
Wells
State Committee
Gessner T. McCorvey
McCorvey
Wwe
T. Buntin
Dothan
Repce
Cottons
Ehuke
Parke
Buntin
Trewd
John T. White
Cottonwoud
Cultunwood
J. W. Redmund
Beet Seven
Redmond
Yoade
Bard
Apm
Mocratic
Zoanid
Gil Jordan
Board of Revenue
Wood
San Juan
Law Equity Court Convenes Tomorrow
The Houston County Law and Equity Court will assemble at 4 in the afternoon tomorrow with Judge Theodore Jackson presiding. Pleas or guilty pleas will be accepted, and trial sessions begin. Circuit Court Clerk Rox Til aald reports the case docket for the ensuing week.
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Houston County Law and Equity Court
Thradore Jackson
Circuit Court
Rox
Ensien Way
Ceremony Planned For Ozark Guard Entry Into Army
Ozark community prepares for a formal ceremony on September 12 honoring the Headquarters and Headquarters Company of the 131st Heavy Tank Battalion as it moves into Federal service. Lt Col Jonathan Woods presides with Guard leaders and Army officials, while Capt Ueham presents the company to spectators. The event includes farewell remarks to Ozark and a welcome from Army representatives, continuing a long history of local service.
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Ozark
Chiba Arity
Nation
Battalon
Federal
BeLvide
Jona Q. Woods
Bear Distinguished Army
David Catt
Egs
Cups Hengy Bodhghant
Cone
Headguars Tora Company
Ueham
Hie
Army
3141 Tank Company
Yaa
Opest
Shaun Lam
U S Soviet Trade Seen Shrinking This Year
Commerce department officials forecast a continued decline in U S Soviet trade, predicting only a trickle of strategic shipments by year end. The prediction followed President Truman’s push for tighter controls on trade and a workers’ boycott affecting ports in New York Boston and other cities.
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Wallington
Commerce Department
Truman
Latterek
U. S
Syuniniga
Lengstacemes
Petoud
New York
Boston
Reapportion Suit Accuses favoritism in House
Montgomery AP report outlines a suit challenging reapportionment, arguing lawmakers favored some members and sought to block multiple reps from one district until House seats are redistricted. Complainants seek a temporary restraining order but claim Senate changes are not challenged.
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Montgomery
APC
Montguibery
Scruggs
Senate
Howe
Truman plans new controls to curb inflation next week
President Truman outlined a broad package to boost defense production and curb inflation. He said a nationwide radio address would explain the plan and how citizens could participate. The bill, seeking expanded powers to control credit and prices, moves through government departments before possible early next week launch.
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Washington
Aps
White House
Truman
Tporisin
Charles
Wnabl
Rose
Tearman
Rosy
Trthnan
Ruling Near In Elect Contest Injunction Decided
Judge Simmons denied a permanent injunction against a lawsuit contesting election returns from four Third District Lavaliers. The State Righters and Loyals argued over posting of papers and need for a stay. The State Supreme Court received the temporary injunction petition for review as briefs were filed in Elba.
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Hoyen Simmons
Opp
Wnetiel
Shale” Riguery
Corie Engl
Simmons
Monsgomery
Loy Det
Corcm
Simmer
Elba
Botht Jpertes
Cam. Ce
Drive Carefully Near Dollar Banks Dima
Reading fragments describe a Pensacola event where a six year old girl Jody Dallar from Birmingham swallowed a dime last night. Doctors performed X rays at Sacred Heart and released Judy afterward amid uncertain details about the drive and tide.
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Pensacola
Jody Dallar
Birmingham
Sacred Heart
Judy
Eisenhower Urges Tough U S Fight Against Communism
In Denver General Eisenhower opens a crusade for freedom urging Americans to get tough with themselves and economy. He calls for Spartan frugality and reexamination of troop strength to defeat Communism, warning that free Europe remains a target and victory requires joint sacrifice. He appeals for global radio broadcasting and broad individual support.
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Denver
Owient D. Eisenhower
Europe
World War IL
Asia
Free
Spon
Sovets
Abelles
Buremeidey
Trearney
Cave & PE
Senate committee OKs peanut acreage quotas in debate
Washington AP A Senate agriculture panel advanced a peanut acreage quota bill while deferring action on a cotton quota measure. Ellender said the peanut plan would split plantings into three groups Vermin-Ceramna Rumner and Spanish with quotas set after a growers referendum.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Ellender
D-La
Virginia
Carolina
Eilender
Hoey
NCI
Aiken Tr-Viv
Toye
Mian
Young
Ndi
Holland
Fta
Anderyson
Fillender
Secretary of Agriculture
UN Guns Destroy Red Star Bomber Attacking At Sea
A Russian-marked bomber crewed aircraft attacked United Nations naval forces off Korea and was shot down by UN fighters. The incident prompted questions about Soviet policy and possible reoccupation of northern Korea. Gen. Douglas MacArthur coordinated responses as diplomats prepared to brief the UN Security Council. A Navy destroyer recovered a crew member’s body, identified as Lt Mishin Tenned Vallebht of the USSR armed forces.
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Bruce W
Main Lake Success
N.Y
United Nations
Korea
United States
Yanautad Tade
Tokyo
Douglas Mar-Arthur
Jacob A.malik
Red Air Force
U. S. Navy
Baltic Sea
Trygve Lie
Ussr
Ture
Dewey Seeks Third Term Amid Primary Battles
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey announces a run for a third term as New York governor, reversing an earlier decision under pressure from party readers. Nevada features a two man Democratic Senate race led by Pat McCarran with Frank Franklin Jr. challenging, while Utah hosts a GOP contest between Wallace Bennett and Mic L. Chege for the Senate nomination. Ebben D. Thomas faces no opposition for renomination.
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Associated Press
Thomas &. Tewey
New York
Nevada
Utah
Pat McCarran
Poot
Senate
Dewey
Getter
Rhun
Moncow
Tahop
Wilsee
U. S. Senate
House
Nuuiinaven
McCarran
Gauge Franklin
Las Vegas
Germany
Ebben D.thomas
Chaiman
Wallace F. Bennet
Mic L. Chege
6 Inch Water Main Extension Approved
Site commissioners voted to extend a six inch water main from East Burdenhaw Street to the White Rock Packing plant to improve water pressure and fire protection along Patterson Street. Charlie Harmon of the packing company made the request, and the board approved unanimously. Sealed bids for water system supplies included copper and galvanized pipe from The Engineering and Equipment Company of Albany and copper pipe from Parker Hardware Company of Dothan.
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Burdenhaw Street
White Rock
Patterson Street
Charlee Harmon
Tatley
Engineering Department
Engineering and Equipment Company of
Albany
Parier Hardware Company
Dothan
Mystery Woman on Rounds With Farouk in France
A secretive American woman travels with Egypt's King Farouk during a French tour. Reportedly seen at La Baule and Paris events, she has not revealed her identity. She dined at the hotel with Madame Kabul, amid ongoing curiosity.
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Mystery Woman
Farouk
Biarritz
France
Sel
Std Ip
Egypt
Warouk
Ertil
Monsarch
la Baule
Garry
Madame Kabul
Festival Committees Set Weekly Parleys Until Opening Date
Festival organizers announce weekly 6 30 pm meetings starting next Monday after nhat to coordinate National Peanut Festival prep Eun Blah serves as General Chairman with Bishop arranging agendas. Committee chairs will report progress on plans for events including parades exhibits fashion show and street decorations ahead of Festival Week beginning Oct 17.
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Abby Ellard
Nhat
Eun Blah
Bishop
Blubop
Robert — Guiliot
Jimmy Tin
Mayor Hooper Dies After Sudden Illness in Albertville
Albertville mayor A B Hooper died yesterday after a heart attack while mowing his lawn. He had served the city for 21 years. Funeral services are planned for 3:30 p m tomorrow at the Albertville First Methodist Church. Hooper is survived by his wife and two sons.
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Albertville
A. B. Hooper
Albertville Flist Methodist Church
Hooper
Wee
Push Threatens Allied Forces in Key Sector
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports Red Koreans breaching the northeastern wing of the 120 mile warfront, threatening the UN line. North Korean columns pushed toward Taegu and Pusan while mud and rain hindered Allied troops and air drops. U S Marines and Second Division held the northeast bridgehead near Yongsan as fighting intensified across Kyongju and Yongchon.
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Ruskell
Tokyo
United Nations
Pohang
Sea of Japan
Jone
Kyongu
Yongchon
Taegu
Taem
Yongehon
Tabu
Pusan
Moscow
Yaere
Athen
U. & Marines
Second Dt Salon
Arca
Yongsan
Neklong River
U.S. 25Th Infantry
Masan
Jack Mackett
U. S. First
Army Calls for 70,000 Draft in November
Washington AP reports the Army seeks 70,000 draftees in November, boosting the total draft call to 170,000 for the war effort. Both services have boosted manpower through volunteers and by recalling reservists.
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Army
Washington (Ap
Houston Drafters Depart Sept 15 for Army Induction
Houston County's first contingent of draftees in almost two years will depart Montgomery September 15 for induction, according to Houston County draft board clerk Mrs Atte Hyngoo. A second group will leave Do than September 2 for induction, with 125 men to receive pre-induction examinations.
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Houston County
Army
Atte Hyngoo
Dothan
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