Paternity suit seeks governor as father and husband
In Cullman Alabama on March 4 a paternity petition filed by Christine Putman Johnston of Hanceville seeks Governor James E. Folsom as the father of a 77 month old boy and asks the court to declare him the lawful husband. A court attache said Folsom has 32 days to answer after summons. legal objections may delay the hearing indefinitely.
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Cullman
Alay
James E. Folsom
Christine Putman Johnston
Ganegater
Hanceville
Ala
Folsom
Tim
Brian
Ammunition Blast Shakes Italian Towns
A large military powder magazine exploded near Argisani and Induno in Varese Province Italy. Several people were hospitalized and four were gravely wounded. Homes in Inguino and surrounding towns collapsed and thousands of windows were shattered.
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Milan
Italy
Argisani
Induno
Tissing
Inguno
Varese
President Signs Deficiency Bill
President Truman signed an urgent deficiency bill providing 5136,368,385 for various agencies. It includes 5,000,000 for the school lunch program and 3101,000,000 to the Social Security Administration for grants to states for aged assistance and dependent children. The Public Health Service receives 15,000,000 for hospital construction. Other smaller sums go to Agriculture, Commerce, and legislative branches. all for the current fiscal year ending July 1.
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Washington
Truman
Social Securiy Administration
Public Health Service
Agriculture and Commerce Departments
Legislative
Funeral Notices from a San Bernardino Chronicle
Obituary notices list numerous residents including Etta Elba Blackmore and Alfred Charlton with relatives, addresses, and funeral details. Interments are noted at local cemeteries with services at area chapels and churches, including Saint Anthony's and Calvary.
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Damer Barret
Montell
Anii Nave
Pacific
Rev
F. Au- Paras Acter Attietaini
Jaeit
Bi Anthony's
A.m
Charlton
Max_ Aaeinide Thornton
Alhambra
Roca
Aihhard
Sour
Breyeria
Turner
Minin St. Alembry
Honedale
Low Aneta
Ta Wien
Chuide D. Greene
San Antonio
Joost
Emma Ann
Ian
Elstor
Aivms
Cavin
Jones
Ry Jonae
Bervices Prially
Motall
Kiomifan
Tegtomre Margaret Sf
Abiantic
Gon
Walter
Reuben K. Andersen
Movien's
Pleneo
Jowe
Atre
Annie M
Biz Ocean Park
Ada
Robert Myers Ghunntacs
Mra
Ella Ereter
Sinry Siewlers
Thames A
Camis Servises
Wnnan
Anthony
Hen Embosses Initial on Egg
Mrs. B. Crouch of 745 Coronado Ave, near Inglewood, obtained a dozen eggs from her cousin Wallace Thompson and found one egg with a script monogram M embossed on the shell attributed to a hen named Matilda.
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B. Crouch
Coronado Ave
Wallace Thompson
Inglewood
Matilda
Todry
Long Beach Ambulance and Medical Aid Exchange Noted
Fragmentary OCR item records an ambulance and medical aid exchange in Long Beach. Mentions Beach 68241, Lakewood, and a specific code T7083 with 6-B211 medical context and a 1101 AMBULANCE reference. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Beach
Lakewood
Long Beach
Big MacArthur Boom Promised
NEW YORK March 4 A Chicago backer Warren Wright said the Douglas MacArthur campaign plans a national poll by an independent group about three weeks before the GOP convention. Each convention delegate would be informed of the results.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Chicago
Warren Wright
Tulngia
Douglas
Arthur
Attorney to Talk on Coastal Lands in Long Beach
City Attorney Irving Smith, based in Washington, will speak Tuesday at 8:45 p.m. at the Resent Recreation Center on The Tideland Controversy as It Affects Long Beach. The Naples Improvement Association hosts the meeting for Belmont Shore and Alamitos Bay residents, with broader Long Beach interest. Attendees include leaders from Alamitos Bay and Belmont Shore groups and local clubs. Open discussion on tidelands and harbor issues will follow.
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Irving Smith
Washington
Long Beach
Adelands
Resent Recreation Center
Tideland
Naples
Alamitos Bay Community Interests Association
Belmont Shore Business Association
Alamitos Bay Garden Club
Alamitos Bay Yacht Club
Belmont Shore Lions Club
Seal Beach Chamber of Commerce
Bond Harpole
Naplea Improvement Association
Tidelands
Smith
Truman Labor Plan Wins Approval
A Senate labor subcommittee approved President Truman's plan to move employment and jobless compensation services to the Labor Department by a 3 to 2 vote. The measure advances to the Senate labor committee chaired by Taft. Republicans generally oppose the plan. House rejection already occurred. If the Senate does not disapprove by March 19, the changes take effect.
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Washington
Senate Labor
Truman
Labor Department
Ball
R.minn
Sen
Taft
Ohio
House
Mc. Truman
Senate
Gold Coast Groups Demand Autonomy From Britain
West African groups in Accra called for self-government of the Gold Coast colony as rioting that week left 25 killed and hundreds wounded, with British officials later reporting 14 killed in Saturday’s clashes. Other items note unrelated obituaries and church services in Long Beach and East Los Angeles.
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London
Mires
Britain
Gold Coast
Accra
Eg Eeeeas
Philip Sheridan
Mary Sheridan
Long Beach
Sheelar-McFadyen
St. Anthony's Church
Calvary Cemetery
East Los Angles
Snow slide blocks Colorado highway near Ouray and Silverton
Snow and avalanche debris closed state highway S 550 between Ouray and Silverton today. J T Shea, a highway official, reported the Brooklyn slide area depths from 12 to 20 feet with the slide area extending about 40 miles and a quarter.
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Denver
WY. S. 550
Ouray
Silverton
Brooklyn
J. T. Shea
Arab Volunteers Chief Crosses Line Into Palestina
Damascus March 4 Arab Volunteers Chief Fawel Bey Al Kaukil commander of the Arab Volunteer Army moved into Palestina this afternoon with four hand picked headquarters company fully equipped for combat.
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Damascus
Syria
Pt Fawel Bey al Kaukil
Arab Volunteer Army
Palestina
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S. Collins Ave
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Loma Vista Dr
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O'Brien County
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Mat Sheridan
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Stanton Pl
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Truman Labor Plan
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