Ernie Pyle Goes Native Buys Psycopathic Pajamas
Ernie Pyle describes his African coast experiences and the vibrant native dress. He shops at markets for wildly colored fabrics, orders custom pajamas, and hosts a lighthearted fashion show with American officers. The piece highlights cultural contrasts and humor from the Gold Coast and nearby regions.
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Ernie Pyle
Colleges and Congressmen Named by State Department List
A list from 1943 details Congressmen and senators linked to various colleges and universities across the United States. Notable names include Michael A. Feichan, Hubert S. Ellis, Alben W. Barkley, Albert Chandler, and James J. Day among others, with institutions such as Harvard Yale Princeton Creighton Emory and many regional colleges. The report notes these figures in relation to perceived influence within the State Department and broader political alignment.
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State Department
Congress
John Carrol
University
Michael A. Feichan
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Baldwin Walace College
Henderson H. Carson
Ohing
Creighton University
Frank A. Barrett
Marshall College
Hubert S. Ellis
W. Vad
Emory College
Alben W. Sarkiey
Transylvania College
Albert 2. Chandler
West Lafayette College
Ft. Harry MiGregor
Ohio
Butler University
Raymond
Springer
Indo
Share Busness College
James J. Day
Porn
Newberry Enlirre
Butler B. Hare
S.C
Massay's
Business College
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Wofford College
Ellison Durant Smith
Far
Whisky theft charge against Winston H W Motley Charleston
Motely of Charleston was arrested yesterday by city por on a warrant sworn by Sam Silverstein. He is charged with stealing 68 quarts of whisky valued at 600 dollars. The case stems from a theft during the American Revolution era migration notes.
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Winston HW. Motley
Charleston
City Por
Sam Silverstein
Sheriffs May Set City Prisoner Rate
State officials dispute whether sheriffs may charge municipalities more than 42 cents per day for county prisoners or for federal prisoners. attorneys general argue that rates vary and contracts with municipalities could exceed state limits, affecting state aid and school classifications.
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Attorney General's Office
Vesterd
Ralph M. Tines
Prise
Archer
Jackson Caute
Hiner
Eigil
W. W. Trent
Miner
Trent
Anf Atg
The Brighter Side Continues with Gang Era Reflections
The piece recalls a era where gangs ruled streets and police rarely acted, noting faded strong arm squads, anti ganger sentiment, and shifting fashion from the 1890s to modern trends. It highlights trends in haircuts, trousers, and shoes as communities reflect on tough pasts and cautious reform.
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Slug
Ara
Pimple
Peik
New officers installed at Business and Professional Women's club meeting
At the Daniel Boone hotel during a Monday dinner the Business and Professional Women's club installed new officers led by president Clara Wolk. officers named include treasurer Sallie Hon ey and vice president Blanche Corrie, with a long list of committee chairs. A Detroit crime link was noted in a derisive tale about the Purple Gang, reflecting wartime-era anxieties and a copyright note from 1943.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Daniel Boone Hotel
Clara Wolk
Macy Beeler
Margaret Bloom
Cee
I’d Rather He Right Continued From Page Six
The piece reflects on World War II events in the Pacific with calls to action against fascism. It notes democracy finally confronting threats after a decade of contemplation. Some fear the final hour but the switch to war momentum is clear and unavoidable.
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Rene
Muanur
North Africa
Pacific
The Long View on Bomber Effectiveness and Italy’s Fate
The piece argues bomber effectiveness and shifts in land force use across theaters. It predicts Italy faces a grim choice between enduring unprecedented air attacks or surrendering, with Mussolini likely to be ousted in the not too distant future as a white flag is raised.
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Italy
Mussolini
Fair Enough Cont under War Emergency Critique
A continuation noting money looted from the treasury under cover of the war emergency. It describes a persistent pattern of charges against a privileged criminal minority allied with the national government, asserting this alliance is unprecedented in U.S. history and likely to persist with future investigations.
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United States
City Building Permits Issued for Two Dwellings
Building Inspector George B. Hendricks issued permits for alterations at 112 Magnolia St by Charity Troupe costing 200 dollars and repairs at 703 Morris St for Laura Garton.
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George B. Hendricks
Charity Troupe
Magnolia St
Laura Garton
Morris St
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