Peace Conference sets eight nation sub-commission on Trieste
At Luxembourg Palace 21 victors hear Yugoslav claim to Venezia Giulia while Italy faces reparations debate. US withdraws detailed delimitation proposals amid French line emphasis and Russian opposition. Debler of Yugoslavia asserts Julian Slovenia area as talks continue. Bidault hosts reception at Versailles as Australia pushes Atlantic Charter principles in treaty reviews.
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Sya
F. Goldberg
PARM
Peace Conference Commission
Free City of
Trieste
James” C Dues
Foreign Ministers Council
United States
Durig
Oie
Luxembourg Palace
Alex Debler
Yugoslavia
Julian-Slovenia
Venezia Giulia
Italian Economic Commission
Georges Bidault
France
Chateau of
Versailles
Australia
Bulgaria
Finland
Hungary
Italy
Romania
Dothan Counters Bare As Meat Shortage Persists
In Dothan meat counters were almost bare of beef and pork with stores reporting no near term increase in supplies. One manager said only veal was available, and prospects for more meat remained dim though a little may come later. No bacon was expected amid sparse counters and limited sausage and cheese offerings.
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Dothan
Dothan Rotarians Hear District Chief At Luncheon
Dothan Rotarians were urged by Lewis M. Smith District Governor of Rotary in Alabama to dedicate themselves to world peace. He urged personal effort, education, and goodwill, and praised the club’s work. Governor Smith noted Rotary’s global reach and urged ongoing youth and ethics programs. Jim Robinson, Sears Roebuck manager in Dothan, was inducted into the club.
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Dothan
Lewis M. Smith
Birmingham
Rotary
Alabama
Rotary Club
Richard C. Hedke
Detroit
Mich
Robert M. Ward
Wallace Malone
Tom McCord
Jack Robinson
Sears-Roebuck Company
Macon
Lee Herlong
War and democracy in Greece and U.S. policy debate
In a remarks reflecting Cold War anxieties, the speaker questions Greece’s future under a communist or royal dictatorship, laments lost peace, and asks if the nation is heading to war with Russia. He urges public pressure on President Truman to support rebuilding the State Department and expresses deep national concern as both a state leader and private citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Russia
Folsom
Truman
State Department
Paprika diet brightens hatchery trout color
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reports that adding paprika to trout feed enhances pigmentation to resemble wild trout, with no change to taste. An American sailor named Tays founded the Australian pearling industry in 1861, hiring Aborigines to gather pearl shell along Western Australia’s northwest coast.
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WU. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Tays
Western Australia
Mrs. Tenie Grey 67 Dies at Headland
Funeral services for Mrs. Tenie Grey, 67, of Headland were held at Roeville Church with Rev. Jeff Stinson presiding. Burial followed in Roeville Cemetery. She was a lifelong Henry County resident, survived by four sons Henry and Will Grey of Headland, John Grey of Capps Station, Mack Grey of Bay Minette, two daughters Mahalah Foster of Columbus, Ga and Mallise Hanison of Baker Hill, Ala, a brother George Antley of Ashford, and two sisters Lennie Ward of Headland and Mary Grey of Columbus, Ga. Mortuary handled arrangements.
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Tenie Grey
Headland
Roeville Church
Jeff Stinson
Roeville Cemetery
Henry County
Henry Grey
Will Grey
John’ Grey
Capps Station
Mack Grey
Bay Minette
Mahalah ‘Foster
Columbus
Dispute over wage stabilization plans stalls action
Government and labor officials warn reversing the wage and price control stance would weaken the stabilization program. New data could persuade the wage stabilization board to approve higher AFL wage increases without broad policy change, while AFL leaders avoid hearings and ship operators press for higher rates to cover added costs.
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White House
Labor Department
Maritime Commission
Army, Navy
Wage Stabilization Board
AFL
APL
Harry Lundeberg
John Hawk
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Florida liquor tax yields $2,658,000 in August
Florida revenue from liquor wine beer and cigarets totaled 2 658 000 in August Beverage director James T Vocelle said beer and wines brought 029 000 liquor taxes 870 000 and the cigaret tax 849 000 During the month 40 new retail liquor stores were licensed and licenses of two dealers were suspended
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Tallahassee
Fla
James T. Vocelle
Funeral services for Brady J Jones in Beulah Church
Funeral services for Brady J Jones sixty four died at his home on Cottonwood route one after a long illness were held this afternoon at Beulah Church. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Johnson Wilker son in charge. He was a lifelong resident of Houston County. Surviving are his wife Mrs Mary Jones two daughters Louise Meadley Columbus Ga Audrey Jones eight sons L F Olen Tid Glenn Leslie Cleveland Kirby and Dan Jones all of Cottonwood route one a sister Mrs Will Clemons Webster Flo and eight grandchildren.
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Brady
J. Jones
Cottonwood
Beulsh Church
Church
Johnson-Wilkerson
Houston County
Oes
Mary Jones
M.K Louise ‘Meadley
Columbus
Audrey Jones
L. F
Olen
Tid
Glenn
Leslie
Cleveland
Kirby
Dan ‘Jones
Will
Clemons
Webster
Flo
Maxwell Field Vet Dies Of Pistol Shot
Staff Sgt. Donald Lee Wharton Jr. 33, an overseas veteran and chief investigator for Maxwell Field military police, died from a pistol wound near his heart. He served nine years and two months and is survived by his widow and three children Sharon 2 Karen Dianne 4 and Donald 8. The body was being returned to his Indianapolis home as officials investigate the shooting.
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Maxwell Field
Military Police
Wharton
Sharon
Karen Dianne
Donald
Folsom Names Drinkard to Lead Alabama Fund Drive
Asa Carraway, assistant party treasurer, urged no substitute for money in campaigns, saying every dime is needed to keep the Democratic majority in Congress. Folsom, state fund campaign chair, appointed W. J. Drinkard of Cullman as director.
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Alabama
Folsom
Asa Carraway
Washington
Congress
W. J. Drinkard
Cullman
Estate of Ray McDowell administrator appointed
In the matter of the estate of Ray McDowell deceased the undersigned was appointed administrator on August 26 1948 by Judge S P Poyner of Houston County Alabama All persons with claims against the estate must present them within the time allowed by law or be barred Robert McDowell as administrator Sept 3 10 17
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Ray McDowell
S. P. Poyner
Houston County
Alabama
Robert McDowell
Campaign talk and partisan spending in early Alabama notes
Fragmentary report mentions North Alabama and Frank Bagwell planning in the southern half. J Deinhard recalls Folsom campaign effort while a Republican bid to spend 9 million dollars to seize Congress is cited. A R Clark of Elba is named as governor nominee’s brother-in-law amid Arizona mentions and native dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Frank Bagwell
J.deinhard
Folsom
Theyashington
Congress
A. R. Clark
Elba
Tallassee and Newnan Meet In Championship Playoff
Tallassee and Newnan clash tonight in game three of the Georgia Alabama League playoff for the league title. Tallassee won game one 8-4 while Newnan captured game two 8-5. The series is a best three of five.
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Tallassee
Newnan
Ala
Toward Shared Prosperity and Stable Economic Confidence
The speaker urges a sustained prosperity benefiting all sectors including business, workers, and farmers. He warns the nation could suffer another avoidable economic collapse and low morale, which would threaten the American free enterprise system and its global standing.
Sacred Harp Singing Program in Dothan Sunday
A special old-time Sacred Harp Singing event will be held in Dothan on Sunday, September 45, starting at 7 p.m. All singers and gospel music enthusiasts are invited to attend.
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Dothan
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