Townsell at large as he faces murder charge
Townsell and an associated Negro, both from the area, were hospitalized after a fatal shooting of Townsell's wife and injuries to Kinveelé. John F. Townsell, moved from county jail and Mobley hospital center, is to be admitted to a state institution. deputies plan to transport him to August burial. Sherrill Cameron and others involved faced legal actions as the case unfolds amid transfers and hospital care.
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J. Walt Cameron
Mobily
Johnny Towhack
Rr Hiin
Gxmeran
Albert Tonguett
Townsell
Mablie
Seahorn Bennis
Lawrence
Ahntry
Cowell
Givens Jidge 1
RS United
Samaren
Srpg
Cameron Tall le
Robbery trio sentenced to twenty five years in prison
Panhandle report details three wives and a driver being found guilty in Bay County Cher ey Court of robbing a Cash retailer and an apartment employee of 8 cents and 8.75 dollars. They received 25 year terms. appeals filed with the State Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama City
Bay County
Kenya
Kewen
Johnny Ray Srith
Tethat
Oscar Buck" Smit
Samson
Neil Driver
Geneva
Cherey
Sohal
State Supreme Court
Iean A. Fiutehises
Rauest
Orc
Wok
Venirenen
Aride
Lewin
Amas Lewis
Halghivan
Righters Commended for Quelling Truman Welfare Push
A visit by a Republican official praised the party’s cohesion in halting the administration’s welfare program. Walter S. Ilanan of Charleston WV said without the movement the nation would be closer to socialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Truman
Walter S. Ilaanan
Charleston
West Virginia
New Orleans
States
Rajk Is Given Death For Trying To Oust Hungarian Red Party
Budapest Hungary Laszlo Rajk once Hungarys top communist figure was sentenced to death for plotting to overthrow the government His co defendants received varied penalties including death life terms and long prison sentences The trial highlighted alleged Yugoslav US and British intrigues and mirrored earlier Moscow purge narratives as military and civilian officials faced treason and plotting charges
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Rajk
Hungarian
Red Party
Budapest
Hungary
Laszlo Rajk
Hunrars
Ale
Mungary
Moscow
Tho Asa Toe
Soviet Union
United Stated
Britain
Balkan
Tven
Hungariong
Hungarian Workers (Communist
Peoples Peant
Tibor Svonyl
Budlapedis
Pal Juste
Perliament
Fhe
Yadia
Milan Opazanovics
Sech
Grorgy Patty
Rall
Bel
Koronay
Palfty
Ale Terane
Miss Geneva to be named Monday at high school
Geneva High School hosts a contest to select Miss Geneva from at least ten contestants. The event is sponsored by the BPW Club led by Miss Lula Boswell. A musical program features the school quartet and piano pieces by Dr. Robert E. Hodges, Weld Brooks, Huey Pencel, and Ralph Weel.
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Wiregrass
Geneva
Geneva High School
Lula Boswell
Business and Professional Women’s Club
BPW
Robert E. Hodges
Uwell Brooks
Huey Penccl
Ralph Weel
Registration Drive Promises Mass Negro Voting in Alabama
REX THODIAS MONTGOMERY predicts large Negro voting in Alabama’s next Democratic primaries with a statewide registration drive likely led by the NAACP after amending efforts against Boswell failed. State leaders comment on voter resistance and civil rights history, noting past electors’ stance and ongoing registration plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex 'Thodias Montgomery
AF1
Alabama
H. D. Mixon
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Nixon
Ite
Tuskegee
Geaaner T. McCervey
Blobile
McCorvey
President Truman
Tito accuses Hungary Russia of base plot
Belgrade reports Tito charges Hungary and the Soviet Union with organizing a bagel plot to overthrow Yugoslavia. The note, given to the Hungarian ambassador, claims planes violated Yugoslav airspace and accuses Budapest and Moscow of seeking a servile satellite government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
Hungary
Russia
Envarqm
KORRE
Belgrade
Kuguslavia
Marshal Tito
Algbania
Budapest
Laszlo Rak Lo Albaszador
Sandor Kareris
Popvic
Edvard Kardeli
United Nations Senatal
Flushing
Ussr
Yugoslavia
Hunggary
Marshal
Fito
Calloony
Ruik
Hurricanes Prompt Tampico Troop Deployments
Troops rushed to low-lying Tampico areas as a 60 mph hurricane neared the coast. Turbulent river waters. some areas flooded. Panic-stricken residents sought shelter in schools hotels and public buildings. Meteorologists warned the storm would hit north of Tampico between early morning hours today. No casualties or major damages reported by nightfall. City officials began establishing first aid stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Panuca
Carpinteros
Telige
Talmpico
Reds Admit A Bomb Had It Since 1947
Tass broadcast quotes Soviet agency Tass saying Russia had the atomic bomb since 1947 while maintaining a stance in favor of ending atomic weapons. The statement acknowledges the explosion and notes work on large scale blasting, with possible attention beyond the Soviet Union. Turn to No. 1 on Page for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow Radio Today
Tass
Whield
Bisia Han
Russia
Pri Iay
Soviet Union
Governor Squabble With Building Group Ahead Of Court
Governor James Folsom and the State Building Commission clash over legislative bills and authority. Commission members plan to seek a court ruling on timing and powers after October 1, with potential extra operating funds if bills become law without the Governor's approval. Senator Albert Boutwell notes chance of a ruling. bills sought to consolidate agencies and define calling a session, a power now retained by the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
James & Wolsom
State Building Commission
Commission
Albert Boutwell
Jefferson County
Folsom
Senate
Boutwell
Capitol
Defense Heads To See All Out Aerial Show
Washington reports the Pentagon will hold a first ever carrier demonstration off Norfolk. Secretary of Defense Lola Jolson and top Army Air Force leaders will witness simulated combat, high altitude defense, and the launch of an atomic bomber from a carrier using Banshee jets and Neptunes. Turn To No 3 On Page 6.
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Washington
Wavy
Pentagon Algh
Carelor
Lola Jolson
Army
Air Force
Johnson
Navy
Norfolk
Birmingham Vels Invite Romulo To Armistice Day Meet
Romulo, president of the United Nations General Assembly, was invited to attend the third annual National Armistice Day observance in Birmingham Alabama. Raymond Weeks, director of the sponsoring committee, said Romulo hoped his duties would permit attendance. if not, the U N would be represented by another official and flag displays from member countries.
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New York
APF
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippia
United Nation
General Assembly
Alend
Birmingham
Ala
Douglay MacArthur
Raymond Weeks
Weeks
Romulo
U.N
Fisgs
Veterans Organizations
Tetterson County
Ware
Prelate Accused Of Treason By Reds
In Prague the Communist paper Eidore Novizy charged Archbishop Vosce Matocha of Olomouc with authoring a pamphlet that explained the Papal excommunication against Communists, marking the first major clerical dignitary under fire here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Tenagon
Eidore Novizy
Vosce Matocha
Olomouc
Escaped Red Tells of Work Four Atomic Fortresses
NEA Special Correspondent Leon Dennen reports Russia runs at least four vast atomic fortress projects. He cites sites near the Sudium area, Trans-Caucasia by the Black Sea, Kara Kum in Central Asia, and a southern desert location. The dispatch references forced labor, German scientists, and security measures surrounding the facilities.
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Eintor
NEA
Russia
Dennen
New York
Europe
Wy Leon Dennen
New-York
Bn ‘Atomic
Theéa
Trans- Caucasia
Black Sea
Bukhumoy
Poland
Central Asian
Kara-Kum
Lake
Arsi
Outlaw Atomic Bomb Panel Sparks Vatican Fear
The Servatore Romano warned yesterday that data about atomic weapons may be misused in wartime. Officials urged caution as global tensions and technological advances raise the risk of uncontrolled escalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servatore Romano
Roper Reveals Merger of Two Klan Groups
In Knoxville Tennessee last night Imperial Wizard Sam W. Roper announced a merger of the Georgia Klan and an Alabama Klan faction led by Lycurgus Spas. The newly formed organization will be called the Associated Was of, with Spas named imperial chaplain and other posts outlined as relations counsellor. Roper invited further groups to join the national unification ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville, Tenn
Ed Kiana
Georgia
South
Samust W. Roper
Georgi
Dr. Lycurgus Spas
Roper
Spidks
Alabama Kian Gr
United States to answer red atom blast with arms unify
Washington reports outline a broad plan to speed up and reinforce Western unity across military political and economic fronts in response to Soviet atomic advances. The Truman administration seeks to strengthen the Anglo American Canadian atomic partnership and unify defense strategy for America and Western Europe under NATO. Acheson met Bevin and Schuman in New York as efforts to prepare for possible Soviet developments intensified. The president and secretary were in close contact amid continuing White House briefings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Johnson
White House
Washington
Truman
United States
Russia
Johnson
John M. Mightower
AFF
Americas
West
Britain
Canada
America
Western Europe
New York
Acheson
Assembly of the United Nations
Bevin
Schuronn
France
Tremap
Congress
Conservative charges pound devaluation signals party failure
In London, Conservative leader Winston Churchill’s party framed devaluation as a confession of socialist bankruptcy. Lord Woolton warned of a general election as Labour held a 2 to 1 Commons majority, while condemning the move as a failure and signaling a tough campaign as prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
Conservative Party
Lord Woolley
Woollan
Labor
Tregrehan
Cornwall
GOP Thinks Farmers Want Less Controls
Sioux City Iowa AP report says national Republican leaders concluded farmers favor programs with fair market prices and minimal direct government involvement. They also want less regulation, greater farm participation in administration, and reduced taxes, according to Senator Mundt and farm spokesmen at the two day conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Mundt
South
Dakota
Farm Organization
GOP
Thomas' Son Plans Move to Bypass Commentator Role
U S Air Force remarks on migat uy ty injury. commentator's son sends message from New York indicating plans to move his father from the chair. He hopes to begin a 3 day trek by sedan chair from Thomas' office toward remote Far East regions, amid forbidden areas and unclear plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Air Force
Lowell Thames
Mimatayan Vilage
Thomas
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Mobile Hospital
Mt. Vernon
Gampbell
John F. Townsell
Kinveelé
Hounlan Gounty Denip & Mobble Hospital Center
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Sherrat
Watt Cameron
James Lewis
County Far Thurs
Guy Might
Mount Vernon
Black Panther
Indianapolis
Annuver
Xhia
Caver
Roy
Pup
Danny Ryan
Brookslyn
Teddy
Boy
Dog
Alpine
N. 3
Vice
T. S. Supreme Court
Reds
Say
Dayton
Red
Great Britain
Frederic Joliot - Curie
Atomic Energy Commissioner
Formon
Toca Wons
Mae
No-Man's Land
MVD
Spice
Urals
Iran
Viatoust
Peter
Outlaw
U.S
Conservation Party
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