Alabama Senate may settle down to job after standoff
With two days left in the Alabama Legislature, leaders say the Senate could move on House bills if backers drop the major road bond and tractor gas refund fights. Gov Folsom’s veto risk remains on the tractor bill, while a quick reading of Senate journals could enable a limited pass of bills despite filibuster tactics.
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Lynne Brannen Montgomery
Capitol Politicos
Alabama Senate
James F. Folsom
Senate
House
Guy Hardwick
Houston County
Earl Speight
Senate Judiciary Committee
Crenshaw
Ira Thompson
Charcoal Steakhouse Cafeteria Plate Lunch Offer
A 45c plate lunch features two vegetables and meat at Charcoal Steakhouse Cafeteria offering a simple midday meal option.
Frost Threat Fades In Midwest States
The frost threat to the Midwest corn crop lessens with clouds and rising temps, while a deep freeze remains likely in the Northeast. Frost hit northern fringe of the corn belt Friday, and corn futures rose on fears of damage. Temperatures near or below freezing expected in Maine New Hampshire Vermont and parts of Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts. nationwide warm spells persist in the Southwest and Pacific Coast.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Corn Belt
Chicago Board of Trade
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
New York
West Virginia
Virginia
Delaware
New Jersey
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
Minnesota
Campaign chatter and senate leadership on McGrath
The report outlines campaign strategy and Senate leadership speculation around Senator McGrath. Remarks from Republican and Democratic figures highlight party unity aims, with comparisons to national committee action and potential chairmanship implications.
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Comite
National Committee
Senatus Barney Tug Kentucky
Senate Party
Mississippi Team Bears Auburn 19-13
In Montgomery, Mississippi Southern beat Auburn 19 to 13. Crip Tidwell, hobbling from a broken ankle, entered late and threw four passes with one incomplete, while Auburn held him out for much of the final minutes. Ray Williams and Don Winstead contributed as the misfired plays and penalties shaped the closing moments.
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Montgomery
Plains
Tidwell
Auburn Plainsmen
Auburn
Carl Voyles
Ray Williams
Eirskine
Peanut Growers Festival Promises Grand Parade
Allen predicts a life time show with about 50 floats 12 to 15 bands and many features. Anderson invites all to attend stressing festival celebrates peanut growers of Alabama Georgia and Florida and expects 50 000 visitors or more.
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Allen
Anderson
Alabama
Georgia
Florland
Prom
Soldiers recount capture and transport in dangerous retreat
Returned troops describe harsh treatment and poor food as they were marched from Vipacco toward Trieste, accompanied by a large dog, then loaded into an ambulance despite claims of good condition. Giant wooden fences were used for outdoor light duties during the ordeal.
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Neg
Vipacco
Howe
Two Columbia Men Free After Arrest
Leoil Leno and Rabb Grimsley, both of Columbia, have been released under bond after being arrested on warrants charging violation of prohibition laws. Sheriff J Walt Cameron said last night that Chief Deputy Floridge Cameron and Deputy Otis Mendheim arrested the men at a service station in Columbia which they say lane operates. A separate warrant was filed for each man. Their bonds were set at $200 each.
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Leoil Leno
Rabb + Grimsley
Columbia
J. Walt Cameron
Floridge Cameron
Otis Mendheim
Lane
Commodity prices drift in Chicago exchanges and wholesale markets
Wheat futures fell 4.4 cents per bushel to around 4.40 while corn eased to about 4.28. Soybeans dropped 1 to 1.25. No 2 hard winter wheat down to 1.12. Tomatoes show declines. yellow corn down 30 cents. No 2 white oats down 16 cents. Wholesale beef and pork prices slid, spring lambs fell, butter and eggs declined, while top steer prices lagged earlier peaks.
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Chicago
Choice
Unclear context: college football scores and results
A report lists multiple game outcomes with varying scores including Missouri, Duke, Georgia Tech, Tennessee, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Rutgers, Dartmouth, Colorado, and Army. results show upsets and decisive displays as teams chase bowl implications and conference standings.
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Aonew
Missouri
Buckeyes
Duke
North Carolina State
Bobby Dodds
Georgsia Tech
Tennessee
Harvards
Dick Thurlow
Yale
Kings Point
Columbia
Rutgers
Wee
Union weighs appeal after company ruling and reinstatement order
Number one appeal option looms as Fleming reveals no plans for further appeal yesterday. Union officials were unavailable for comment. Eadie recommends dismissing six of eight counts and reinstating three men. He also finds Javres Heyden’s locative actions amount to interference and orders the company to cease and desist. Harden was beaten last December on Elba street.
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Fleming
Eadie
Javres Heyden
CIO
Harden
Elba
Western Europe's recovery plan hinges on American price stability
A 50 000 word State Department report on Western Europe’s four year recovery plan ties aid expiration to conditions including American price levels near July 1947. Grain prices rose on the Chicago Board of Trade while the AP index hinted at later lower retail prices.
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Europe
State Department
Paris
Chicago Board of Trade
Secon
Associated Press
Marshall
United States
Blue lupine program drives district soil conservation effort
The District promotes cover crops and soil practices to boost yields and conserve resources. County agents and U S Soil Conservation Service staff work with farmers on blue lupine planting, pastures, terraces, and fish ponds, reporting record seedings and growing interest across Dale Geneva Coffee Pike and surrounding counties.
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Kuditz
Jeriey
Oaine
U. S. Soil Conservaca Service
W. D. Thomason
Dale County
Thomason
Sol
Wallace Malone
Dames
James
Mcneahon
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Womack
Glenn Lawrence
Ashford
Veeback
Cte Zesnolds
Headland
Mo AL Deese
Newton
Sam S. Williams
Joy
Seal Conservation Servier
Flan
Leroy Horn
Dothan
SCS
Horeton
Webb
Gordon
Madrid
Columibia
Cottonwood
Henry Counts
Headhind
Abbeville
Newvale
Tumbleton
Capps
Geneva County
Hartford
Geneve
Saimson
Slocomb
Pike County
Banks
Brundidge
Troy
Goshen
Ariton
Iecho
Ovurn
Midland City
Piichard
Coffee County
Elba
New Brockton
Bites Prise
Tharp Freed On 5000 Bond In Slaying Case
James Morris Tharp charged with the shotgun death of Joseph Powell Hall on August 30 was released on a 5000 bond. Bail was granted at a Friday hearing before Probate Judge Albert Logue after Interior Court Judge Theodore Jackson denied bail at a preliminary hearing. The bail hearing followed a writ of habeas corpus filed by defense attorney Alto V. Lee.
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James Morris Tharp
Joseph Powell
Pete) Hall
J. Walt Cameron
Tharp
Albert Logue
Interior Court
Theodore Jackson
Logue
Alto V. Lee
Smoking Peanuts Trigger Local Fire Alarm Updates
Firemen responded to a stove pan of peanuts at 205 N Bell Street but no damage occurred. A neon sign on Foster Street shorted without fire and a fire truck stood by. A separate kerosene drum fire at 701 Meade Street caused no damage during transfer.
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B. H. Lisenby
N. Bell Street
Floyd Norris
Foster Street
L. Trawick
Meade Street
Harris
Hamburg Food Supply Debate Reaches German Board Limit
Hamburg labor readers demand removal of plants with potential need while Congress Trade officials push Britain to refuse help joining German Boards at Hamburg. Military governmen t outlines policy as ships to feed Germans become contested.
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Hamburg
Congress of Trade
Dismantling Program Sparks Communist Propaganda Charge
Industrialists call the dismantling a brutal propaganda tool by Communists to counter criticism of Russia’s zone stripping. The claim frames the act as a political maneuver rather than a security measure.
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Ment
Rysia
Partridge Pea Seed Harvest Aimed by 4H Members
Conservation minded farmers and 4H members organize an effort to locate partridge pea plants for seed harvest. The distinctive yellow blooms appear in August and early September, guiding volunteers to suitable fields for collection.
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