Testimony in Alabama tea organizer trial in Elba hearings
Witnesses testified about a tea organizing group tied to a labor dispute and alleged violations. John H. Eadie of the National Relations Board spoke as hearings moved to Dothan with fear among witnesses. Dewberry admitted paying Harper fifty dollars and enlisted two others for the assault, while Collins and Burk faced charges but claimed a signed appearance. Mayor Mullins set a one hundred four dollar fifty cent fine, already paid, as fear lingered among participants.
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Soldier Martin Papula Found Alive After Memory Loss
In Pennsylvania a telegram told Hannah Papula her son Martin Papula had died in action. Relief followed when War Department records later showed he had returned to military control after a period of memory loss following heavy fighting at Saint Lo in 1944. He had believed himself a deserter and hid in Aire near Saint Lo until coworkers uncovered his presence.
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Mobile divorcee Wins $120000 From Estate Suit
In Mobile, a 52-year-old divorcee and former theater usherette was awarded $120,000 from lumberman T. Shannon Hunter’s estate after an all-male jury found she earned a fifth of his net $600,000 estate for 15 years of services rendered. The verdict, reached after 25 minutes, faces appeal by the bank and Hunter’s widow.
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Arkansas livestock premium funds eyed for counties and districts
Officials in Little Rock announce application blanks for state livestock premium funds to be returned by June 30. Counties will share $40,000 by population with four district shows receiving $5,000 each, plus $25,000 for premiums at the state show. New law requires no matching funds and guarantees at least 25 percent of funds to junior entrants. Also, a June 24 meeting will discuss four to five permanent showground buildings, with a delay likely for district show construction. DDT malaria spraying expands across eastern and southwestern Arkansas, with 65,000 houses sprayed in 39 counties and an expected 160,000 by season end. The program reduced malaria deaths from 118 in 1942 to 25 last year, aided by federal deployment for military sites, now funded at local participation rates. About $21,000 already collected at $3.25 per house, possibly exceeding $500,000 by season end. 107 two-person crews operate mechanized spray equipment, improving swamp land safety for residents.
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