Flying Saucer Raid Aims Soil Conservation In Alabama
Clarence Streetman reports a first Alabama air campaign dropping cardboard discs to urge Lupine planting on peanut land. Womack flies from Dothan to help farmers in Geneva and Wiregrass counties adopt soil conservation practices. About 2,640 farms in the district plan conservation programs as 36 farmers already work the land.
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Wiregrass Soil Conservation Distrit
T. G. Amerson
U.S. Soil Conservation Agent
Redd
Ozark
Clarence Streetman
Alabama
Bill Womack
Tovinson
Houston
Henry
Dale
Cotter
Geneva
Albania
Georgia
Dovthan
Drode- Adnaytuig
M. Tron
Altho
Planta
Conservaton
Io Ioan
Germans Threaten Sikes In Protest Of Factory Dismantling
Dispatches from Essen and Hamburg report German workers oppose factory dismantling amid British led plans to remove large numbers of German plants for wartime use. Hamburg Trade Union chair Ado Kummernus says no worker will lay hands on plants vital to peace. Berlin notes postures reflect broader Ruhr opposition as lists of factories to be removed circulate.
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Bemlin
Hamleus
Ado’ Kummernus
Fi Hamburg
Cap Wires
Essen
I al Ruhr
Aunsbury
Abed Milas
Berlin
Lucius D. Claymericand
Sheriff Urges Caution on Firing Rifles in Houston County
Sheriff J Walt Cameron urges extreme caution after stray rifle fire injured a resident in Houston County. He warns residents to avoid celebratory shooting and to refrain from firing weapons to prevent harm and warrants for those involved.
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Houston Wy
J. Walt Cameron Pwterdey
Houston
Suspect Foul Play in Marianna Death
Probate Judge D. H. Oswald presided as a jury heard evidence on the death of Maavin Morse in Marianna. The jury found Morse died from a plant injury leading to a fracture with unknown cause, and urged the State Attorney to pursue further investigation. Jury members included M W Ayers Ray Beall Dallas M Jury Herschel Stephens and RE OMagon.
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Marlynsa Hopee Yenitet
Cohens Wey Enday
Maavin Morse
Morse
D. H. Oswald
MW. Ayers
Ray Beall
Dallas M. Jury
Herschel Stephens
RE Omagon
DB. Shofner
Million Bale Cotton Harvest Forecast for Alabama
Auburn extension estimates Alabama farmers will harvest about 1,000,000 bales of cotton this year despite drought. The projected crop value is around $178 million with regional yields down due to dry weather.
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Auburn
Ala
Ausburn Extension Service
Alabma
Bracken
Inchid
Ang
Six Insurance Firms Sue For Relief In Flamingo Club Fire
Six insurance firms sue Grover Durnold Griffin and others over losses from the Flamingo Club fire that damaged the property on March 2. The suit seeks a declaratory judgment and damages to determine policy coverage and the amount to be paid.
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Flamingo Club
Grover Durnold Griffin
Trans of Insurance
Flanango Club
Krave
Peking
J. W. Daugley
Starele
Cape
Peanut Festival Draws Large Crowd Amid U N Tensions
A town festival in Dotton Expecting at least 50 000 attendees marks a busy weekend with a parade and beauty pageant. Local organizers say events include concerts and a dance, while security plans and a separate convention vie for attention.
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Victor Smith
Dotton
Fesval Couscinin
Uti
Snk
Yestersay
Fival
Fameny Rep
Marna Hirsting
Anderson Suds
Bengnnetins
Stein Notsienan
Tiadlers
Bat
Tharmone
Tron Arian
Harimimiy Raye
Mogrenery
Wall
Aarti Amin
Fridag
Detain
Devaryan der Hune
Gromyko accuses US of armed Balkan intervention
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko denounces United States statements as attempt to justify armed intervention in the Balkans. He tells the United Nations political committee that US actions threaten peace and urges rejection of Western proposals. He warns of possible consequences if UN measures are blocked.
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Larry Hacckss
United States
Via
United Nat Mation
Turane Lake
United State
Doren
Weiss Tag
Hannes
European nations discuss ant price rise plan
A 22.4 billion ante is proposed by 16 European nations as a safeguard against rising prices. The discussion outlines a coordinated strategy including potential measures and timelines to stabilize markets and support vulnerable economies amid inflation and energy costs.
Hannegan Steps Down as Democratic Leader
Unclear OCR text shows Hannegan ending tenure as Democratic chief. Fragmentary lines mention names and places without coherent details. Readable items point to leadership change but lack verifiable dates, affiliations, or outcomes.
Dorsey Appeals to NLRB Over Report Details
Dorsey has filed an appeal with the National Labor Relations Board disputing aspects of a report. The action centers on alleged procedural issues in the board's handling and the party’s recommendations linked to Lenny Boutaedt. The filing requests review of the contractual terms and related determinations.
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Kr RA
Yeeteastas
Natumal Tabor Itelations Board
Lenny Boutaedt
Sib Wuee & Nlib
Pauline
Coe
470 Jews Will Be Deported To Cyprus
A fragmented record suggests a deportation order affecting 470 Jewish individuals to Cyprus. The readable text is garbled, but references a transport or removal action and mentions places likely connected to the incident.
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Cyprus
Public Finds High Eating Cost Bitter By The Associated Press
A quick nationwide spot check shows retail food prices near record highs, with only modest declines in most items. Pork, butter, and beef eased in several cities while others held steady or rose, as retailers and researchers attribute consumer resistance to price declines.
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Associated Press
Dun and
Bradstreet
Inverness
Soldiers Freed At Trieste
A fragmented report notes soldiers freed at Trieste amid postwar tension. Disjointed lines mention dates, names, and locations but lack clear context or coherent details.
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Trieste
U S Time Change Returns Today
Daylight saving time ends as clocks revert to standard time across the United States. Residents are reminded to set clocks back one hour and adjust schedules accordingly.
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U.S
Upset Victims Hit by Major College Football Wins
The report lists Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee among teams suffering key upsets. Observers note surprising results across the college landscape with emphasis on late-game reversals and shifting conference standings.
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Bama
Georgia
Tennessee
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