Subscription rates and telephones for the Associated Press era
The fragment describes subscription rates and carrier service in various states including Alabama and Florida. It references motor routes, outside service areas, monthly charges, and departments, with mentions of the Associated Press and editors in a dated newspaper context. The passage reads like a late 19th or early 20th century classifieds or boilerplate notice about distribution terms and contact points.
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Ty Caretre
Mall
Taererav Motor
Servita
St Alshamn
Georely
Florida
Ocean
Kate
Reese Bera
Fragmentary Religious Text Reference in Shakespearean Style
Obscure OCR fragment references a Bible verse and church sacramental limits. Mentions a man seeking what is love and a ransom on the cross. Presents archaic phrasing with theological terms and unclear context.
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Christ
Southern Democrat Split Reflected in Alabama News Pages
The Greenville Advocate quotes The Eagle and argues Dixiecrat and Truman Democrat labels fail to fit many Alabama politicians. It recalls the party’s origins, critiques the 1948 movement’s drift, and asserts independence from major parties while noting support for Dewey-Warren in 1948 and a continued nonaligned stance for 1957. The piece stresses a search for a wholesome Southern Democrat philosophy separate from national factions.
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Aelion
Truman Democrate Party
Ote
Iran
Two party system urged for the South and nation
A public policy argument promotes a genuine two party system in the South to avoid regional stalemate. It urges liberal and conservative alignments across Republicans and Democrats, noting potential party splits and the need for flexible voting. A separate study reports on marriage habits from 24,000 families, showing rising remarriage and divorce rates among those married multiple times.
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House
Senate of Congress
South
Tts
Bureau
District of Columbia
Churchill in 793 Speech Sparks Wartime Recall Discussion
The speech by Winston Churchill draws world attention as Senator Langer accuses him of backing Spain against the United States during the Spanish American War. Churchill denies fighting the U S and clarifies he only visited Cuba in 1895 as an observer, disputing any intent to inflame international tensions.
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Spain
United States
Langer
Churellf
Congressional
Cuba
Bebruary
Churchill
Maine
Tempo of Temptation and Media Reform Debate
A column mixing social critique of pyramid schemes and moral philosophy with local media notes. It laments the spread of risky get rich quick clubs, salutes W R Smith leaving Macon News for General Newspapers, and calls for cautious use of tape recording and radio scheduling amid evolving broadcasting.
Westbrook Pegler on Roosevelt ties and The Arizona Times
Westbrook Pegler details Anna Roosevelt Boettiger and John Boettiger launching The Arizona Times in Phoenix in 1847 and charting a risky mix of capital from Baruch, Field, Kirschner and Ward. He notes the paper’s brief life, heavy losses, and a web of political and financial intrigue surrounding Elliott Roosevelt’s family.
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Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
Joh Boettiger
Phoenix
Arizona
B.D. Roosevelt
Boettiger
United States
Anna
Arizona Times
John
Maret
Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevel
Barney Baruch
Marshall Field
Walter Kirschner
Charles A. Ward
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Baruch
Afiich
Field
Kirschner
Annx
Lute Weekly
Nat
Elliott
Mr. Kirschner
Mr. K
Ward
Denver
Leavenworth
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Alina
What Other Editors Are Saying Fax Roll of Federal Payroll
Nona Brown in Washington notes the federal executive payroll has risen nonstop in the past year. By end of January total employees in the United States plus 185000 overseas stood at 2,094,777, up 0.20 percent from January 1948, with calls for payroll growth toward 2.5 million and political sensitivity. Mobile Register cites concerns about paring parasites and public relief.
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Nona Brown
New York ‘Times
Washington
Continental
United States
Civil Service Commission
Executive Departments
Federal Treasury
Legislative Branch
Times
Parrell
Turbulent Times Report Of Truman Era Rumors
Local reporters yesterday noted hearsay and misreport about President Truman and his early administration. The disorderly chatter touched on timing and names, with no clear confirmation from official sources, reflecting the era’s public confusion and media sensationalism in Talladega.
Hoover task force report on Federal Medical Services
A Hoover Commission report analyzes U.S. health spending in 1948 and warns of uncoordinated hospital planning across 46 agencies. It calls for a central health bureau to oversee all federal hospitals, public health, and research, plus unified budgeting and streamlined bed use to avoid waste and duplication.
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Hoover Task Force
Federal
Veterans’ Administration
United’ States
Tak Force
New York City
Army
Air Force
Eith
Task Force
Armed Forces
Veterans' Administration
Hill-Burton
Bureau of Health
U. S
Snowledge
Rotary selects new officers and plans postponed dinner
The Dothan Rotary Club elected Dr B J Hopkins as president and Clem Ezoll as vice president for the new term. Ray Hull will operate Culver Farm Store bus line with J P Culver. Dr H D Johnson will speak at the First Baptist Church. Chamber of Commerce annual dinner postponed to April 8 due to a planned event on the original date.
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Dothan Rotery Club
Yesters Gay
Slecter
B. J. Hopkins
Clem Ezoll
Chamer of Commerce
Chamber
India Boosts Annual Paper Production Schemes
India outlines eight schemes totaling 10,009 tons annually for paper by government approval. A central provinces factory will produce 90,000 tons of newsprint yearly while cement output stands at 2,245,000,000 tons with 29 sanctioned schemes adding 282,000,000 tons capacity.
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New Delyi
India
P. Mavkerjee
Mookerjee
Theovernment
RAF Squadron Jinxed By WAAF Officers
LONDON AP A wartime RAF medical officer recounts in Journal of Mental Science Flying Stress how a shy WAAF officer in a bomber squadron drew danger. After dates with many crewmen, several were killed. she was told she carried the kiss of death and faced expulsion threats from captains to keep crews safe.
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Taylors
Crackpals
Ile
Ile Converstion
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Chainl
Partes
Thal
John Temple Graves
Pyramid Club
Joy-Killers
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Saeine
Ve. Abe
Abe Guy
Phiosophy
W. R. Smith
Macon
General Newspapers, Inc
Gadsden
Ala
Pop" Smith
Abou Adhem
Ian
Westbrook
Pegler
Roosevelts
Sucker Money
U.S
St Paul
Senate Judiciary Committee
Alev ‘Witey
F.I.B
Kirchhner
Eleanor
Queccines
Olay
Truman
Talladega
Waterloo
Alaharng
Katie
Ems Journal
Et Tu
Brute
George E. Sokolsky
Ray Hull
Culver Farnin
Busic
J. P. Culver
H. D. Johnson
Aldents, Ga
RAF
WAAF
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