USO Drives Need In Alabama As War Ends
The Alabama USO faces its final year 1947 with a national goal of 19 million dollars and Alabama allotted 188100. A planned October drive, run with Community Chest groups, seeks funds to keep homefront support for veterans, hospitals, and troops overseas. Local Chamber notes possible natural gas steps and urges ongoing aid to servicemen.
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Decatur
Alabama
United States
USO
USC
Armed Services
Teaden
USO Committee For
Amerea
Ate Actacensis
Union Bank, and Trust Company
Miss Tennessee winner objects to bathing suit display
Marion R Brown, a Morgan county soldier, wins support of local American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts in funding defense aid. The Daily expects generous immediate response as locals discuss pageants and changes in construction methods seen in Decatur water tank welding.
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Marion R. Brown
Morgan County
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Brown
Florida
Decatur
As Pegler Sees It on Tito and Yugoslavia Crisis
Westbrook Sept 4 The Daily Worker justifies the murder of five American flyers by Marshal Tito and blames U S policy. Pegler argues the axis of Moscow Washington and Tito orchestrated shifts aiding Red terror and Tito as Stalin’s governor. He cites Howard Fast Louis Adamic and Eleanor Roosevelt comments and notes Adams refuses Balkan invasion service.
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Washington
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U. S
Yugoslavia
Daily Worker Today
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Hitler
Stalin
Moscow
United States
Drazha Mikhailovich
Chetniks
Mikhailovich
Tito
Josef Stalin
Russia
Spain
Howard Fast
Jugoslavia
Wth
Mussolin
Fast
John Peter Altgeld
Illinois
Altgeld
Eleanor Roosevelt
Louis Adamic
Dies Committee On un-American Activities
White House
Roosevelts
Winston Churchill
Adamic
Balkan
Germany
Europe
Churchill
Marshal Tito
Balkans
Charlie Chaplin
Peace and politics clash at veterans convention in Boston
In Boston nearly 40 000 veterans heard church leaders warn against fear and power politics while Admiral Nimitz urged pragmatic peace. Molotov and Gromyko were criticized for absurd claims about influence over Greek elections and Greek voters showed a preference for a kingdom.
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Sherrill
Shubow
Cardinal Spellman
Admiral Nimitz
Paris
Russia
Molotov
Vishinsky
Gromyko
Moscow
FDR
UNO
Greece
Albania
Years Ago Today and World War II Era Reflections
Local notes recount visits, births, and travels of Tallahassee and Florence residents, with family announcements and social remarks. The page closes with an opinion column arguing Russia must open minds and censorship to achieve lasting peace, predicting a shift in Soviet strategy unless a bar of justice prevails.
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Russia
Recognizing Sinusitis Signals in Children
Parents often mistake sinus infection for a cold in children. Causes include poor diet and enlarged tonsils, with symptoms like facial pain, fever, and nasal swelling. Diagnosis relies on exam, X rays for some cases, and transillumination. treatment aims to shrink nasal lining and drain discharge.
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Roscoe L. Pullen
Louisiana
Motor vehicle deaths rise 18 percent in 1945 US
The United States saw an 18 percent increase in motor vehicle deaths in 1945 compared with 1944, reflecting a surge in fatal accidents during the period.
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United States
Walter Winchell in New York a political bombshell view
Walter Winchell surveys postwar politics with sharp asides on Byrnes Acheson and Tito while noting industry shifts and rumors from Hollywood to high finance. He flags potential realignments and the influence of media and international affairs on the 1946 political climate.
Hire A Veteran. What To Do For That Sluggish Feeling
A health tonic advertisement explains low blood count causing fatigue and appetit e loss and promotes 88S Tonic with a 6 Tonic formula to rebuild red blood cells. It claims improved appetite, energy, sleep, and complexion with regular use and urges readers to buy at their drug store for sturdy health.
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Tallahassee
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Walnut Street
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Florence
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Birmingham
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Elba
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Tennessee
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Nashville
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