Hungary Orders Ten Yugoslav Diplomats Expelled
Belgrade reports claim Soviet troop movements near the Yugoslav border as Hungary demands ten Yugoslav diplomats leave Budapest within two hours. Western sources cite armored divisions and heightened tensions amid a Balkan diplomatic rupture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Korry
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Romania
Hungary
Hunkary
Apy Tewaet
Weatern
Westris Invilliggnet
Millivy
Bagiet
Risla
Yaroslavia
Rov Thani
Henry Traops
Yingeslav
Belarade
Karenthy
Marahal
Tilo
Yeeroslavia
Russia
Yugaslav
Teoup
Noyes
Catholic Church Aims to Capture US Government, Baptist Leader Says
Washington AC Prominent Baptist churchman Joseph M. Dawson declares the Catholic Church seeks to seize government to advance papal power and influence policy. He portrays Baptists as fighting federal aid to education and notes tension over school funding while defending religious liberty for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Church Aim
Baptist Leader
Washington
United States
America
efCork
Angier Aps
Nmiaitivas
giairKel
Sondviniiat Coruna
Dawson
Strategic Chicago Plans Atomic Defense
AP Chicago reports Mayor Renivelty called a meeting of top officials to map a city disaster relief program amid fears of an atomic strike. Chief Fire Marshal Mullaney to chair the coordination session focusing on Chicago's rail and transportation vulnerabilities and industrial targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Martin Renivelty
Anthony J. Mullaney
Gefoast
Chicapore
Hat Mussin
Kennelly
Ruszin
Lennart
Transfers Pay Cuts Face Dothan Patrol Changes
Officials in Dothan announce transfers within Alabama state patrol. Ranger C S Price moves to Highway Patrol Division. Mary Autry, radio operator, to Montgomery. Both changes take effect October 1. Norris says Price will be assigned to Division No 3.
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Dothan Patrol
iPrior
Alabama
Dothan
Ice
Montgomery
Akaley Rata
C. S. Pricey
Highway Patrol Division
Dlevision
Mary Wil Attry
Aentor
Autry
Dbo Than
Price
W. A. Norris
Alabama to Convert Village Into Park
KNOXVILLE Tenn API Alabama will take over the TVA village at Whesterdam on Oct 19 and convert it into a state park. The tract leased by the Alabama Department of Conservation also includes about 2000 acres at Lakeshore land. The village was built in the mid 1930s for TVA workers building the dam and later housed Wheeler Dam construction staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Armed Services Pay Raise Bill Sent To Truman
The House approved Senate amendments and sent to President Truman a bill raising pay for armed forces personnel. The compromise measure would boost pay from about $3 monthly for new recruits to $800 for general officers with over 30 years of service. Debate included ties to another arms aid bill and remarks on Russia’s atomic capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services
Walington
House
Senate
Truman
Kilday D-Tey
Monk Worth
Rep
Hoffman
Rmich
Russia
Fair Deal Message Urges Women Support From President
President Truman urged women to back the Fair Deal and reject opponents who call it alien. He promised housing, education aid, expanded social security and labor goals from the 1948 platform. In a radio address from the White House on Democratic Women's Day he urged looking beyond slogans to facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Washington
Uruman
Barty
Cotnry
White House
Democratic Women's Bay
India Edwards
Democratic National Committee
Wise
Eisie West
Lothian
Robert C. Hulihan
Slippery
Admirals Lose Again Over Navy Super Carrier Plan
Navy officials showcased carrier mockups to Defense Secretary Louis Johnson and Navy leaders in Norfolk seeking approval for a giant super carrier with atom bomb delivery. Johnson voiced no reversal of last spring’s halt on construction, saying the air force and Navy plans remain, while Admirals pressed for carrier maneuvers to test the concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Moore
Washington
Navy
Tetmission
Defense
Louis Sshu
Johison
Media Wa' Ahee
Mie_atom, poms, ; s ° Notte
Air Force
Wittest Vdreama
Johnson
Chest Drive in Dothan Faces Goal and Generosity
President Bill Beck urges locals to support the Dothan United Chest drive to aid Welfare, Crippled Children, Cancer Society, Tuberculosis, Salvation Army, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. The goal is $21,500 with letters sent for special gifts as leaders coordinate committees and set Oct dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thhree
Dothan United Chest, Inc
Shawn Cell
Bill Beck
Chest
Civadea Dunseth
John J. Martin
Dothan United Chest
Dothan
Dolhan
Dale
Welfare Department
Crippled Children's Fund
The
Cancer Society
Tuberculosia Association
Solfatten Army
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Charles Dunseth
Chalvingn
Dunseth
Vigut
Agnes
Fall
Wecretays
Ana
F. Thomas, Jr
Sonn J. Martin
Strive Carefciay
Vandenberg Enters Michigan Hospital
U S Senator Arthur Vandenberg entered the University of Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor for a series of medical tests to assess the need for major surgery on his lung. Doctors expect several days of examinations as he faces potential procedures after months of urging from Washington officials.
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Ann Harbor
Mich
Arthur Vandemberg
University of Michigan
Neliod
Vandenverg
Wrenaa
Hare
Washington
Tokyo Rose Verdict Awaited in Duty Docket
Fragmentary text indicates a verdict awaited by a jury in a case related to Tokyo Rose and duty. Names and specifics are obscured, but the report centers on deliberations and a pending decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo Rose
Plans For Hog Show Stand On Ready
Joe Campbell reports a major Wiregrass Hog Show and Sale set for today with about 200 hogs expected from Houston Geneva Coffee Henry and Dale counties. 4-H FHA and FFA members will bring homegrown hogs for classes and prizes while the sale follows the judging. Hogs must be in by 8 am with show live at 10 am and cattle released after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Campbell
Houston
Geneva
Coffee
Henry
Dalia
FRA
FHA
Acles
Hood Control Row Delays Money Bill Action In Congress
Congress stalls on budget measures as Hood control row and pork-barrel charges spark clashes between House and Senate. Gannon accuses senators of pushing personal interests and delaying civil and military appropriations, with total outlays approaching 751 million.
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Congress
Washington
Congressional Actin
Tne Armed Service
War’ Department
Interior Department
Lucagot
Democratic Teader
Wang
Army Engineers
Senate
Gannon
Soldier Saves Life at Hi Run Victim and Truck Driver Identified
AP reports at Maxwell Field Cpl. Robert L. Murphy of Buch aan Mich. applied tourniquets to seriously injured James Jeffries after a head on crash near Montgomery. He then chased the truck driver George Blackmon, who fled. Birchfield said Jeffries likely died without aid. No charges were filed.
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Montgomery
Maxwell Field Medical
State Righway
Howard Birchfield
James Jeffries
Montgomery ‘Neuro
Wiz Ante
Atrack
Monsy
Robert L. Murphy
Buchaan
Mich
Jefferies
Birchfield
Jeffries
Paper Says Reds Have New Uranium Mine
Berlin reports claim the Soviet Union opened a uranium mine in East Germany to boost atomic bomb production. The Mansfield operation, near the Saxon region by the Czech border, reportedly employs over 1,000 workers and follows another Soviet mine in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Russie
East Germany
West Berlin
Bastian
Mansfield
Seer Fisleben
Saxons
Germany
Leyster
Violence Flare Between Pickets and Non-Union Men
Pittsburgh area sees hundreds of non union miners return to pits as state police move to quell unrest. In Clearfield and surrounding counties 47 pickets are arrested while miners carry rifles and shotguns. State troopers reinforce four counties and mines north of Pittsburgh reopen amid court injunctions and heightened patrols. Operators pledge to protect mines and equipment as tensions persist.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Clearfield
M&ry
Windeno
Ty Clarion County
Cr Ae
Cnal
Antiace
Cold 21
Airplane Crashes Claim Lives Of 61 In Oklahoma And Mexico
Across two continents, air disasters claim many lives. In Oklahoma a B 2 Fortress crash near Texas Mountain area kills thirteen crewmen. In Mexico a Mealennaire plane crashes near the Popocatepetl volcano. eight crew and passengers are feared dead. Rescue teams search the wreckage. The incidents follow a separate U S Lima flight from Salina Kan.
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Oklahoma
United Pregs
ToxKed
Southeduters
Steaythorpe
EM Mies
London
U.S
Sftiie
Pan American Always
Papachula
Guatemala
Mexico City
Tolcano
Smoker Hill Airforce Base
Salina
Kan
Nurses Take Bloods Re Survey Attracts 1922 On Day One
Houston County conducts second blood test survey with 1922 participants on opening day. Officials praise turnout and cooperation led by Health Officer Dr W Ty Burkett. Seven workers report briefly. May May supervises testing across county stations, aiming to extend participation.
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Driggers
Todey
Houston County
Hous County
Blood Survey
County Health Department
I County Health Otter
W. Ty. Burkett
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Ullyslave Ale
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Vance Ducats
Robert Guillat
Pothan
National Guard Armory
Guillot ix Eda Eloxi Scott
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Epallon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Richmond Flowers
Eagle State
Betty Ezell
George Whittington
Betty Ann Breil
Echonl
Finnerup
Carolyn Habiways Abruneile
Sue Hicks
Bally Ron
Mr. 1
D. W. Bell
Geneva County
Betty Ann
Wish
Ihowing
King F
Ira Hodges
Leslie Morgan
Ceremonias
Capt
Morris
Offerig
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senstor O'Mahoney
D-Wyer
Navy Air Show
UMW
Uraes
Beck
Vandenberg
Michigan Hospital
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Wyllly—Uave & Life
Aretugli—Bave & Life
Nen Motor Company
Syelyo Haler
Tod
May
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