Sir Gladwyn Jebb Defends United States in UN Security Council
The article praises Sir Gladwyn Jebb, head of Britain's U N delegation, for his ardent defense of the United States and the American name in the Security Council. It argues his stance strengthens Anglo American relations and supports the UN despite attacks by Jacob Malik.
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Gladwyn Jebob
United Nations Security Council
Gladwyn
Ois
Jacob Malik
Beesues
Melue
United States
Let There Be Light Fragment in Early Text
Fragmentary OCR passage notes themes of merriment under the sun and human vanity. It references scripture style lines about eating drinking and being merry amid life’s toil, with scattered words and names like Morris and possibly Lewis. The legible portions evoke a reflective or poetic meditation rather than a clear event.
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Smirth
Vanishing Water Warns Alabama On Supply Loss
Philip La Moreaux of the University of Alabama and the Geological Survey warns Alabama faces a shrinking underground water supply due to deforestation and overuse. He urges conservation, terracing, and reforestation to boost seepage and replenish underground reservoirs for future need. The expert notes rainfall must be captured and guided underground to avert a water shortage by the year 2000 or 2080.
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Alabama
Philip La-Moreaux
Univernmty
Geological Survey
La-Moreaux
Cementing relations with Great Britain remains strong
American British relations are described as good and cooperative. The text notes shared causes, mutual benefit, and frequent dialogue that keeps ties robust. It highlights how Britain has been a consistent ally and a key field of influence for the United States, with ongoing mutual decisions.
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Great Britain
Tromi Friends
Washington
London
Union For Democratic Action
UPA
Reinhold Niebuhr
Americana For Democratic Action
Roosevelt
Ultia - Heral
Labour Party
United States
Trumat
Wall Street
Britain
America
School crossing patrols aid safe starts to new school year
Patrols report excellent cooperation as they guard crossing zones for pupils, teachers, parents, and police. The author stresses patrol duty and motorist consideration, noting every avoided accident saves a child from harm and spares drivers from anguish.
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Seriouay
Qurerre
Crossing the Atlantic by Jet Versus Mayflower Myth
The article contrasts a modern jet voyage from Finland to Massachusetts with the 1620 Mayflower crossing. It notes 3900 miles in ten hours and one minute versus 1824 hours for the Mayflower, discusses historical claims of 500,000 descendants believing they were aboard, and ends with a reflection on education and restraint.
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Tyler Eho
Plymouth
Finland
Provincetown
Mass
Athantes
Foeland
Timestone
Beth
Tan
Getting To Know A General In Korea And War
HAL BOYLE profiles General Gay and General Omar Bradley to contrast leadership styles. He recalls Gay's hands‑on courage in Taegu and Tabu, his practical soldierly instincts, and his humility under fire. The piece ponders what makes a true military leader beyond mere staff work.
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Hal Boyle
Korea
Tomce
Napoleon
Plenet Mars
Omar Nelson Bradley
Heran
Vnkart
George Patton
Sicily
France
Patton
Gay
Fr Dtey
Taegu
Gay Ber
Mexico
Neerd
Tabu
The Devious Judge Harris and the Roosevelt Letter
Westbrook Pegler defends his column against Judge George B. Harris who accuses him of inaccurate statements about a letter from Eleanor Roosevelt to Mrs Rathborne. Pegler rebuts alleged misrepresentations, asserts the letter's contents and sources were not proved, and defends the fairness of his reporting amid claims of collusion and censorship.
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George B. Harris
Fedferal Court
Hairy Bridges
Lawyers
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mervyn Rathborne
Rathborne
American Communications Association
C.I.C
Communist Party
Danonne
Russia
Denoiue
Fetter
Harris
Chambers
Rosewell
Falee
Department of Justice
Donohue
Donetnie
Herms
Ths
Roosevelt
Rovelt
Flex
Bridges
Krelek
Dod
Sai Thas
Barris
Sugecettia
Stang
Tssoi
What Other Editors Are Saying: TREASURED FEPPEES A.G May
A.G May of Coffeaville presents a pot grown Cayenne pepper plant aged 19 years. He mentions a mockingbird and notes the peppers provoke birds but peppers anger birds. The piece also reflects on Coleman’s legislative balance idea favoring small counties for elections against big counties.
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Feppees
A.G May
Coffeaville
Kent
Mr. May
Senate
House
Coleman
Troy Messenger
Reapportionment Debate Spurs County Unit Voter System Talk
Seng Coleman of Greene County challenged the Alabama legislative committee on reapportionment proposing a county unit voting system. Oxford graduate McGowin of Butler backed the new advocates while the panel wrestled with the ongoing reform effort amid several reapportionment acts debated.
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Seng
Gamet Coleman
Greene County
Alabama Legislative Committee
Oxford
McGowin
Butler
Coleman
Cotton and peanut field harvest push intensifies
Farmers rush to harvest cotton as OFP reports 1.910 bales with a target near 3.000 bales for the year. Ginning is underway and every available picker is in the fields to secure early cotton for peeling and peanut field work begins as some farmers finish cotton and move to peanuts.
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OFP
Opp
Voters Rate Home Issues First In National Polls
Washington report surveys voter mood on Korea, Moscow threat, taxes, and economy. It notes GOP and Democratic elites share concern with bread and butter issues over foreign policy, amid confusing voting patterns and lingering apathy. Maryland and Massachusetts primaries influence campaign tactics and candidate fortunes.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Capitol Hill
Gratsronis
Democra's
Achesons
Maliks
Vishinskis
Dothan High School routs Blakely in historic 92–0 football game
The 25 year old score from a September 3 game in Dothan shows Dothan High School defeating Blakely 92 to 0. Hutchins, Blakely fullback, was noted as a thorn in Dothan’s side during the contest. Local notes also mention Fire Prevention Week and fall fashion trends.
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Dothan High Schoo
Blakely
Binnely
Hutchins
Dothan
Atlanta GSA Office To Serve Alabama
Washington reports the General Services Administration establishes regional offices to consolidate services for efficiency. Joss Larson outlines the plan with directors for regions including Atlanta and states the offices will serve business and public needs, detailing bids and contracts.
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Atlanta
GSA
Alabama
Washington
General Services Administration
Housekeeping
Joss Larson
Heald
Larson
Graterent
Morry EB. Merman, Jr
Devine Gi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Mississippi
Georgia
Fovida
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Security Council
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Westbrook
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Amerasia
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Stalin
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