Gandhi denounces atomic energy as worst invention
Gandhi calls the atomic bomb a calamity to humanity and insists nuclear power should aid, not destroy, society. He says India will gain full independence soon with better ties from an interim government, while noting Moslem League cooperation could speed freedom. He comments on Russia and Stalin with ambiguity.
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Gerald Rock
New
Delhi
Monandas
K. Gandhi
India
United Prem
Gandhi
All-India Congress Party
Russia
Stalin
New Delhi
Kanchi
Colusa Oil Capsule Prices With Tax Note
Colusa Oil lists 100 Coluxs Capsules and 200 Colusa Capsules pricing. Add 2 percent sales tax to the above prices.
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Colusa Oil
British Group Sees UN Failure and Urges World Federation
The International Committee for the Study of European Problems predicts UN failure to avert war and urges a World Federation of Nations to preserve peace. It notes Russia is going too far and opposes a central German government. The report calls for political groups toward a world state, warning Nazism and Fascism persist.
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London
International Committee For the Study of European
United Nations
World Federation of Nations
Russia
UNO
U. N. Security Council
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Spain
Gandhi speaks on India Britain ties and peace with faith
The interview highlights Gandhi's view that British troops should leave India and that Moslems and Hindus can coexist but world judgment must settle their conflicting principles. Gandhi, vibrant at age, details his daily routine, prayers, and his gift of a $10 ring sold for $65 to aid the Harijan fund. He advises seekers of life’s pitfalls to keep silent.
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United States
India
Great Britain
Gandhi
Walking Migrator of the Pacific Coast Quail
The mountain quail moves along its autumn migrational path from the mountains into valleys. This summary notes the bird’s seasonal movement as it follows a downslope route across coastal habitats.
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Pacific Coast
Navy Band Conductor Here October 15 for Dothan concerts
U S Navy Band conductor Lieut Charles Brendler, veteran of 33 years naval and 28 years band service, leads the group in two Dothan performances at Wiregrass Memorial Stadium on October 15. The tour features 50 musicians, seven soloists, and a varied program. Tickets go on sale soon at 75 cents and 1.50 dollars, under sponsorship of the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Tistiaant Charles Brendler
United States Navy Band
Dothan
Brendler
U. S. Navy
Frank Knox
Navy
Junior Chamber of Commerce
L. D. Durden
Sigmund Romberg
Ferde Grofe
Tschaikowsky
Mrs Frank Dupree Dies In Hospital Here
Mrs Frank Dupree sixty six of Ashford route two died in a local hospital at 6 45 p m yesterday after a short illness Survivors include her husband Frank Dupree two daughters Mrs Ruby Sellers Tampa Fla Mrs Lula Bell Larsen Buffalo N Y three sons Darrell Dupree Donaldsonville Ga W K and Ellis Dupree Ashford route two three grandchildren and two brothers Judge Meadows and Gordon Meadows of Gordon route Funeral services will be held at Antioch church at a time to be determined pending arrival of relatives Burial will be in the Ashford city cemetery with Johnson and Wilkerson in charge Mrs Dupree was born and reared in Houston county and was a member of the Baptist church Pallbearers Alvin Harper Coral Harper Therman Drinkwater Cuthbert Drinkwater Clenton Cherry and Kealand Olive.
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Frank Dupree
Ashford
Ruby Sellers
Tampa
Fla
Lula Bell Larsen
Buffalo
N. Y
Darrell Dupree
Donalsonville
W. K
Ellis Dupree
Judge Meadows
Gordon Meadows
Gordon
Antioch Church
Ashford City
Johnson and Wilkerson
Dupree
Houston County
The
Baptist Church
Alvin Harper
Coral Harper
Therman Drinkwater
Cuthbert Drinkwater
Clenton Cherry
Kealand Olive
Radney Dies in Tallahassee After Brief Illness
Floy H. Radney aged 45 died at his Tallahassee Florida home after a brief illness. He was the son of Mrs A B Radney of Webb and is survived by his wife Camilla Radney two brothers W A Radney of Dothan and J R Rodney of Columbia two sisters Mrs M T McKinnon of Dothan and Mrs L W Arrington of Havana. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Floy H. Radney
A. B. Radney
Webb
Tallahassee
Fla
Camilla Radney
W. A. Radney
Dothan
J. R. Rodney
Columbia
M. T. McKinnon
L. W. Arrington
Havana
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