Ku Klux Klan ties and Georgia politics noted
The column discusses mudslinging and political entanglements involving the Ku Klux Klan, Hiram Evans, former Imperial Wizard, and connections to Ed Rivers era administrations. It notes Governor Arnall’s ties to Rivers allies and his prior roles as Assistant Attorney General and General Assembly member.
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Hiram Evans
Ed Rivers
Arnall
Rivers
General Assembly
Evans
Gene Talmadge
Georgia
Carmichael
Explosion Hits Baker Hotel Dallas Kills and Injures
Firemen and wreck experts search the Baker Hotel basement in Dallas after a powerful explosion near noon yesterday. Seven people are dead and 41 injured, with ammonia flooding the area. Officials say the cause is not yet known and the building remains structurally sound. Guests evacuated briefly but allowed to return as safety is confirmed. The 18 story hotel had been near full capacity the previous night.
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Dallas
Texas
Swank Baker Hotel
George M. Kintz
United States Bureau of Mines
City
John Fics
Paris Delegates Near Accord on Trieste Issue
Paris reports indicate the Big Four foreign ministers pressed the Trieste question at a dinner with Molotov Vishinsky and Pavlov. Byrnes hosted, but no formal proposals emerged while talks continued on the Yugoslav frontier and Italy’s claim.
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Joseph Dynan
Paris
Trieste
United States
U. S
James F. Byrnes
V. M. Molotov
Andrei J. Vishinsky
Vladimir Pavlov
Byrnes
Molotov
Russia
Yugoslavia
Italy
Birth control and health insurance top WHC talks
World Health Conference delegates in New York discuss birth control and health insurance as crucial issues while preparing to establish the global health agency. Dr Djamil Tutunji warns overpopulation will trigger wars unless birth rates are curbed and a WHO constitution aims for submission to governments within a month.
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New York
United Nations
A.global. Health
S. the
World -Health Organization
W.H.O. Thee
Djamil Pasha
Tutunji
Transjordan
Paris
Philadelphia FBI Nabs Mobile Dance Hall Murderer
A 56 year old textile worker was arrested in Philadelphia by FBI agents for the 1945 Mobile murder of Clifton E. Jones. James T. Taft admitted fatally slashing Jones in a February quarrel over a woman. He had fled Mobile after a grand jury indictment.
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Philadelphia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mobile
Ala
Lee V. Beard
FBI Bureau
James T. Taft
City Hall
Taft
Beard
Clifton E. Jones
FBI
Tabor Road
Putterson
N. J
Jones
Everitt backs Talmadge in Georgia governor race
S. E. Everitt of Waycross, who entered the governor race and withdrew, said he supports H Eugene Talmadge. Everitt noted Talmadge’s interest in developing Georgia oil and his desire to run as governor.
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Atlanta
S. E
Doc” Everitt
Waycross
H Eugene Talmadge
Everitt
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Study of sanitation and medical care techniques in hospitals
Fragmentary text notes a study of administrative and social techniques shaping sanitation and medical care from both curative and preventive angles within medical and hospital practice.
German nobleman blames Versailles for war and Nazi rise
Baron Constantin von Neurath, ex German foreign minister, testified at Nuremberg that the Versailles treaty and League of Nations fostered Nazi ascendancy and the second world war. He described opposition to NSS methods while supporting some aims and defended his 1930s role.
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Nuernberg
Constantin von Neurath
League of Nations
London
Adolf Hitler
Joachim
Ribbentrop
International Military Tribunal
United States
Russia
Jaén
League
Germany
Geneva
von Neurath
National Socialist Party
Comptroller General of Georgia Parker Dies in Atlanta
Hom er C. Parker, former congressman and Comptroller General of Georgia, died early today in an Atlanta hospital after months of illness. Parker had been a longtime figure in Georgia politics and recently withdrew from the July 17 race citing ill health.
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Atlanta
Homer C. Parker
Georgia
Congress
Parker
Unclear remarks raise questions on governor's timing
The passage recalls past statements and questions why the governor has been silent. It cites a biblical admonition and questions sincerity about efforts for better state conditions, noting the governor's position and the tension in public discourse.
State Agriculture Department monthly sales data for five months
The article notes June sales are incomplete and week by week tabulations are unavailable. It presents month to month tabulations for the first five months prepared by the State Department of Agriculture, describing ongoing sales statistics as compiled.
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State Department of Agriculture
Mississippi politicians urge Negroes to refrain from primaries
Washington June 22 AP Rep Rankin joined Senator Bilbo in urging law abiding Negroes to refrain from participating in white primaries in Mississippi. Rankin warned that Communist agitators seek to stir up race trouble and that such actions would bring untold harm to Negroes and whites in the South. The story notes race tension in the political arena.
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Washington
Rankin
D-Miss
Bilbo
Mississippi
South
Columbia
Tennessee
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Walter E. Edge
Waso
Odis Johnson
Georgia Kiwanis
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Floyd Searcy
Thomasville Club
Sheldon Odell
Newark
W. B. Cochran
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