Solon Reports Negro Bondage in Alabama Welfare Attacks
State Sen. George Little of Barbour County alleges reliable information that white planters in Alabama keep enslaved Black people by coercing welfare payments. He cites reports that at least three large landowners encourage unwed Negro mothers to qualify for aid to dependent children while threatening to cut payments if families do not stay together. The disclosure supports pending legislation capping welfare to one illegitimate child per family.
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Montgomery
Alain
Alabama
George Little
Barbour County
Little
Gator taking rap for gar myth in debate over attacks
NEA correspondent outlines wildlife expert R F Dooley's claim that the alligator gar is blamed for most attacks attributed to gators. He notes the species’ size, habitat range from Gulf of Mexico to Virginia, and rarity of gator attacks compared to dogs. He discusses pet releases, cold tolerance, and advice against keeping grown alligators near children.
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Bill Mshoney
NEA
Cleveland
R. F. Dooley
Cleveland Zoo
Deviey
Bau Gallie
Fla
Devley
Alan David Rice
Eau Gallie
Florida
Dooley
Pennsylvania
Long Lake
Pontiac
Mich
Michigan
Gul
Mexico
Virginia
Hungary Arrests Former General
Hungary's state run Nepszabadsag reports the arrest of former Gen Gyula Timar and 17 officers from the pro German army of World War I. They allegedly sought jobs with anti Soviet rebels last fall and Timar failed to secure landing rights for U S planes.
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Budapest
Hungary
Communist Party
Today
Gyula Timar
Nepsgabadsag
Timar
U. S
Bela Viraly
Pal Maleter
Kiraly
Maleter
Adm
Nicholas Horthy
U.N. Commission
Cityan Satisfactory After Major Surgery Reports
Cityan, who underwent major surgery at Southwestern hospital this morning, is reported in satisfactory condition. Visitors are restricted for two or three days per her daughter Mrs. Clarence Aubrey. Dean Phillips at 405 Fort Sill Blvd. was not mentioned further in the report.
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Dean Phillips
Fort Sill Blvd
Southwestern Hospital
Clarence Aubrey
Return To Family Dining Is Urged
ST. LOUIS (LIP) The president of the National Association of Food Chains urged a return to family dining. John A. Logan said modern living forces families to eat by shifts as mother attends meetings and fathers commute home. He warned that while communal ties endure, excessive quick meals may erode the social and spiritual value of sharing a meal together.
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ST. Louis
LIP
National Association of Food Chains
John A. Logan
Logan
Lighter Eating Not Always Healthier in Summer
In Buffalo, researchers note lighter summer foods like salads have lower calories but may not meet all caloric and nutrient needs for active people. Summer activities burn more calories, yet vitamin and mineral intake remains as high as in winter.
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Buffalo
Amer Co
Pope Integration Case Involves New Orleans Catholics
A New Orleans Catholic group appealed to Pope Pius XII to halt racial integration in church schools. They asked Archbishop Rummel to delay integration while a papal pronouncement is pending. The laymen’s leaders released excerpts from their letter backing segregation and asking Rummel to take no further steps until guidance arrives.
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New Orleans
Pius XII
Rome
Joseph Francis Rummel
Papacy
Rummel
Laymen's Association
Aso
Emile A. Wagner dv
Jackson G. Ricau
Ietter
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