Bricker Launches GOP Presidential Campaign at French Lick
Ohio Governor Bricker formally opened his campaign for vice presidency at a Republican gathering in French Lick Indiana. He argued the GOP must offer fresh leadership to restore liberty at home and promote social progress while Dewey returns to Michigan after a Kentucky speech and faces mixed reactions over foreign policy.
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Associated Press
United States
Ohn
W. Bricker
Ohio
Vice Press
Bricker
French Lick
Ind
America
Republican Party
Thomas F. Dewey
Michigan
Louisville
Owosso
Mich
George Dewey
Tom Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Sidney Hillman
National Citizens Political Action Committee
Connally
Dewey
International Organization
Illman
Roosevelt
The Road to Berlin Front Distances
Russian front shows 312 miles from outside Pultusk. Western front 355 miles from an unspecified point. French front 460 miles from Besancon to Bel. Italian front 583 miles from Rimini area. Distances outline Allied advance across Europe.
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Associated Press
Pultusk
France
Besancon
Bel- 4
Rimini
Knox McRae Campaign Pledge for Decatur City Needs
Knox McRae pledges efficient city management to lift the debt and provide adequate schools parks fire and police protection and other services. He promises aviation transportation development and to attend all city council meetings be accessible to citizens and take an active interest in government. Paid political advertising by Knox McRae Decatur Ala.
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Tur
Knox McRae
Decatur
Ala
Allied Pressure Is Too Much For Nazis
Allied and Russian offensives across East West and South push German lines toward collapse. Tehran plans and Stimson signals point to a quick break in Europe as fronts thin from Norway to Belgium and German forces struggle to respond.
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Kirkel. Simpson
Associated Press
Hitler
Reich
Europe
United Nations
Berlin
Teheran
Stimson
North Cape
Norway
Scheldt
Belgium
Scandinavia
Meuse
Mosselle
Rhine
Eisenhower
Vistula-Bug-Narew
Poland
Warsaw
Danzig
Masurian Lakes
East Prussia
Norin
Bryant Misses Only Sixth Mission Captured by Germans
Edward Norman Bryant, American pilot, reported missing in action after his sixth flight over Germany, later listed by the War Department as a prisoner of war. He is the son of Mrs. Jeffrey E. Bryant of Birmingham and grandson of Mrs. Fannie Lee Dunaway of Decatur, both former Decatur residents.
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Edward Norman
Bryant
War Department
Germany
Jeffrey E. Bryant
Birmingham
Fannie Lee Dunaway
Decatur
Knox McRae Buys Building Housing Local Firms
Knox McRae, automobile dealer, bought the building on lower Second Avenue from Mrs. Frank Harris of New Orleans. The $21,000 sale will leave first floor as is for the Morgan County Health Department, with plans to use the lower floor for a Dodge and Plymouth dealership and service shop in the future through Russell Speake.
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Knox McRae
Frank Harris
New Orleans
Smallwood Motor Company
Morgan County Health Department
Second Avenue
Russell Speake
McRae
Dodge
Plymouth
Salter Transferred from Bainbridge Airfield Service
Capt. Elmer G. Salter former publicity director for Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburns and public relations officer at Bainbridge Army airfield for over a year has been transferred to Maxwell Field Alabama Eastern flying training command.
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Salter
Bainbridge
Elmer G. Salter
Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburns
Bainbridge Army Airfield
Maxwell Field
Ala
Eastern
Flying Training Command
First decisive rupture feared on German lines in Poland
The report notes a potential breakthrough in North Central Poland where German defenses on the Reich's approaches appear strained. It mentions an Allied news blackout and hints at rapid developments on the Moselle Meuse Scheldt fronts in France and Belgium over the weekend, signaling important portents.
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Vistula
Poland
Reich
Mosselle-Meuse-Scheldt
France
Belgium
Alabama Farm Machinery Outlook Brighter for 1945 Says Industry
Alabama farm machinery makers report 65 percent of 1945 quota ready by January 1 and prioritize harvest and crop production machines. Yet farmers face $5 to $10 loss per bale from careless cotton handling. Officials urge harvesting mature dry cotton, careful ginning, and wilt resistant varieties with higher potash fertilizer to improve 1945 yields.
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L. O. Brackeen
Auburn
Alan
Alabama
Alabama Aaa
Birmingham
J. T. Belue
Extension Cotton Improvement Specialists
Tame Unruly Hair With Waroline Hair Tonic
Promote a well groomed look with lustre by using Waroline Hair Tonic. Large bottle offered for 25 cents. Available for sale everywhere.
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Knox Morae
Aviation Transportation Elopment
Garrison
Horace C. Narmore
Flora Narmore
C W. Narmore
Camp Peary
James H. Hollimon
E. G. Hollimon
Eighth Ave. W
England
Cpl
Arthur H
Hank) Kirby
H. L. Kirby
Sibert
South-West Line
2Nd Ave
Johnston St
East
Goodyear
Decatur Transit
Tick
Genu
Rocker
Steachi Bros
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