Grooming Eden for leadership in postwar era
A London report claims British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden is expected to resign this week to devote himself to government leadership in the House of Commons. The plan, if true, would groom Eden as Churchill’s successor, aligning Conservative strategy with an eye toward a younger premier while Churchill remains a central wartime figure. American sentiment favors both Eden and Churchill, though Churchill’s absence from the premiership would provoke nationwide regret.
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Anthony Eden
Eden
Churchill
South politics and Argentina policy in a tense era
A discussion of the Supreme Court ruling on Negro participation in Texas Democratic primaries. It contrasts Southern reactions and cites John Temple Graves on race progress. The piece moves to a State Department note on possible economic sanctions against Argentina over Axis ties and a meat embargo impact. It weighs American beef supplies, Britain needs, and the public will to endure sacrifice.
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Supreme Courts
Texas
John Temple Graves
Birmingham Age- Herald
Graves
Washington
State Department
Argentina
War Food Administration
Great Britain
United States
America
Britain
Ministry of Supply
Combined Food Board
Noted War Warnings From Pacific Correspondent
United Press correspondent George Jones reports from the South West Pacific that victory in 1943 is unlikely and the war remains far from over. General Somervell cautions that much fighting lies ahead and brave sacrifices must continue to avoid futile efforts. Pilot Lieut James W Prior is listed among those lost as he and others died while defending their duties.
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Willam F. Haley
James W. Prior
Totter
Dinner party lobbyist in Washington sparks high society intrigue
The Washington Post column recalls John Monroe, a veteran contract lobbyist, who hosted dinners for Navy and Army officers in a red house on B Street. A defamation case stalled with a jury verdict for Monroe’s foes, and the piece defends journalists’ reporting while noting Monroe’s continued influence and upscale social gatherings with officials and notable guests.
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Washington
Merring
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Thomas
John P. Monroe
Secretary of the Navy
Keax, Benators
Army
Spence
Gordon
Edgar Toriington
John Monros
Pian
Tam
Washington Post
Miktares
Calimont
Cynical critique of New Deal bureaucracy by Miss Rawalt
New York commentary recounts Miss Rawalt urging lawyers to seize expanding administrative law opportunities. She cites 217 federal and numerous state quasi judicial bodies shaping citizen and business rights through agencies like the FCC FTC OPA and tax codes.
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New York
Taft
Ohio
National Association of Manufacturers
Wendell Willkie
New Deal
Texas Bar Assn
Miss Mat
Gusrite Rewalt
Thief Counsel
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Miss Rawalt
Bur Aasu
Lawyers’ Guild
Ferdimont Pecora
Deeal
Bar Agin
New Deal Bureauus
Miss Rowan
Ialea
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Trade Commission
OPA
Radio Programs on WAGF Sunday Schedule Overview
A fragmented list of WAGF radio programs across Sunday and Monday including Musical Clock, News Summary, Coffee Club, Harmony, Revival devotions, Chapel broadcasts, AP News updates, and various music and drama segments. Includes church services, military and public affair features, and interlude tunes with scattered program names and times.
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WAGF
Kavue S. S
St. Methodist Church
Atley Barmett
Oreh
All America Bend
Eallege
Harmony
Harmoneers
AP News
Munich
Trade Winds Tavern
the Crusade
Camp Uc
Maledice
Denon Varlades
Church of Christ
Tamvardan
Aunt Bunte
The Mutt and the Four Pups across a Town Street
A stray mother dog loses four of her four brown pups in a city chase. One is saved near a bank while another is struck by a car. The mother guards the broken body, mourning with audible grief as onlookers watch the rescue attempt and wasteful city noise recedes.
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Dothan Bank & Trust Co
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