HORACE HALL BEARED AT THE Doitic
A garbled wartime era clipping references Horace Hall and Beared at the Doitic with stray names, dates, and political commentary. The text shifts to subscription rates, Associated Press credits, and a critique of farm price policy, mentioning Congress and farm state burdens in a diffuse editorial tone.
The President's Veto On Bankhead Farm Price Bill
President Roosevelt vetoed the Bankhead farm price bill arguing it would spur inflation and disrupt wartime wage parity. He warned Congress that parity and wage formulas must align, noting farm prices have risen faster than wages since the war began and that further increases are unwarranted. Farmers failing to organize politically hinder fair price revisions, while wartime demand restrains living standards for all.
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Well Deserved Salute to SixteenYearOld Calf Champion
Robert Wise, Coffee County 4H, wins grand championship and reserve at the State Fat Stock Show, repeating a double victory as the top super calf raiser in the Wiregrass. The 1943 event, held wartime restrictions, showcased over a hundred beef cattle head and reinforced beef cattle industry diversification amid ongoing support from 4H and Future Farmers of America participants.
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Robert
Coffee County
Campaign ends with War Bond goal near reached
The Abraham Mordecai lodge of B nas B rith concludes a two week drive at Dothan High School Auditorium to raise 100000 in War Bonds. Members with Temple Emanuel support report strong progress and predict continued community impact from this early success in war effort fundraising.
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Suecessful
Pothan
Ma Ae Nal B'rith Lodge
White House Desk Life and War Time Routines
A 1940s era portrait recalls President Roosevelt dictating letters, pacing with Grace Tully, and riding with aides, while Mrs Roosevelt hosts guests. The piece notes continued public work, private study dinners, and regular country rides amid wartime duties. It also touches on Navy and Russian affairs reflections, and reveals nepotism debates in Congress.
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Camorads
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Tlerett
Ernie Pyle Visits Sidi Bel Abbes Foreign Legion
Ernie Pyle describes Sidi Bel Abbes as surprisingly tidy and cultured, with a city of 60,000 hosting the French Foreign Legion. He details headquarters life, payrolls, officers who resemble businessmen, the legion's museums and a famed wooden hand of Captain Danjou, the Camerone battle, and the shift from cavalry to motorized units.
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Algena
French Foreign Legion
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Legion
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Legion Menberg
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Smith-sonian
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Mexico
Maximilian
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Police Chief Urges End to Downtown Double Parking
Police Chief M. Tatum appealed for an end to double parking on downtown business streets warning officers will file cases against persistent offenders. He noted past warnings for first offenses and called for stricter enforcement due to congestion, with trucks unloading allowed only under clear consent.
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Busines
Rcsky
Notes on Lasting Peace Propositions Four and Beyond
Continuation of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America discussion on just and durable peace. Propositions 3 and 4 argue for a world treaty-adapting organization and for autonomy for subject peoples with international oversight to prevent resistance and ensure self-rule.
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Commission
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Fragmented text on legal propositions and autonomous power
The fragment discusses desreg and cases linked to judgments by a governing power. It questions how certain authorities exercise power, press duty, and autonomy, touching on exploitation and theoretical propositions to be considered.
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Wartime Courses and Red Cross Quota Efforts
The text describes course adjustments to support war jobs and government funding, aiming to train graduates for essential roles. It notes Houston fulfilled its wartime Red Cross quota, delayed by lacking tactical guidance and relying on broad appeals for individual contributions.
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National Red
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