Fragmented OCR shows dubious 1987 date and oblique notices
The readable text fragment mentions obituaries and greetings rates, a telephones note, and Associated Press/United Press attributions. It includes a pasted mix of boilerplate notices, political quotes, and a biblical verse, with no clear local event or identifiable individuals beyond generic terms.
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Associated Press
Alt Hawa
Wkce
Tharela
United Press
Eaxleenews
Saaeers E Eblly-Shith Co
Seeessee
York
Postwar salvage waste and bees sugar policy notes
A congressional GAO report details Army and Navy waste in salvage programs. Scrap paper from ammunition plants was dumped and burned for 23 months, with losses over $14,000 before salvage value was recognized. Navy forms and excess paperwork surfaced amid war surplus adjustments. Also notes bee sugar allowances tied to rationed sugar and upcoming legislative session in Montgomery with 20 bills endorsed and long adjournment likely.
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Peper
Congres
General Accounting Office
Army Ordnance
Memphis
Tenn
OPA
Wales
Miere
Montgomery
Legislative Reference Council
Legislative Reference Bureau
Goat Hill
Tawa Ft
Honeybee sugar rations shift under wartime policy
The note explains government care for honeybees during and after wartime rationing. It recalls past sugar allotments of 10 pounds per colony under OPA to seed bees, and describes the transfer of ration control from OFA to the Agriculture Department.
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Agriculture Department
OPA
Optimistic two year pact averts steel strike and sets wage path
A two year agreement between the steel industry and CIO steelworkers signals optimism for 1947, averting massive disruption and outlining a principle for future wage disputes. It bans new claims and portal to portal time compensation during the contract, clarifying past and future claims and aiming to unite industry-wide production goals.
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CIO Steelworkera
United States
Jong
Doria
Bitllong
Real Uniona
Portal
Peral Dam
Indusstry
Veterans Club at Napier Field Clarifies Ownership and Opening
Editor writes to clear misunderstandings about Napier Field Veterans Club. Jointly leased by City of Dothan and Houston County to Wiregrass Post 3073 VFW Chester R. Vickery Post 12 American Legion and DAV Locn Post. Board of Governors from the three groups governs four month terms. Club financed equally by Legion and VFW, with DAV contributing. Responsibilities for opening, stocking, maintenance, and operation shared. no one post seeks sole claim.
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Begieve
Vetera Organizationa
Genersas
Officer's Club
Napier Field
Dothan
Houston County
Wiregrass
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chester R. Vickery
Amin Legion
Locn
Disabled American Veterans
Setiing
Legion
VFW
DAV
Govrnors i
Counry
Veteran's Club
A. D. Fuller
Chateman Veterans Club Board of Governors
J Fuller
Liberalism in Democratic circles discussed with Truman
In a White House meeting Ed Flynn and Democratic leaders from Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Connecticut pressed for broader liberal programs. Flynn urged more progressive health welfare social insurance and housing efforts while Truman defended a liberal agenda and vowed to push for every piece of legislation he believes in.
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Washington
Trump
Ed Flynn
Rosa
Bronx
Bob Hagnegan
Truman
Chicago
Finn
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Conneenway
White House
Flynn
Joost
Deny
Gael Sullivan
Swnding
Tay
Republican Party
Taft
Congress
House
Hague
Maeie
Rhode
Theodore Francis Green
Ubs
Green
Roosevelt
Roosevell
Youth, leadership, and the path to responsible recall
John Temple Graves argues against drafting youth for leadership and criticizes claims that youth must guide peace. He recalls past generations of youth who reshaped society, warns against glorifying immature influence, and stresses balanced, experienced governance in an atomic era.
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Dr. Leese
Washington
Stalin
Russia
Hitler
Goebbels
Germany
America
Sinatra
Columbian Society
Atlanta
Eereagora
Ellis Arial
Georgia
Old Gene
Quips and quips from a scattered news page
A fragmented column mix notes on aging roadblocks and humor about midlife worries. It mentions a Michigan woman driver crashing into a bakery, jokes about women’s influence and fashion, spring fever, dental health, and a Kansas City fur theft report involving 188 fur coats and animal skinned.
Truman's Aintlure and Pearsons Praise for President
Green urges Truman to break precedent and make history as the first great president to follow a great president. Drew Pearson quoted praising the president and urging decisive action as Conran IMT notes syndicate attribution.
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Truman
Ainlure
Drew Pearson
Green
Conran
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Princess Elizabeth celebrates 21st birthday in South Africa tour
Princess Elizabeth, heiress to the British throne, marked her 21st birthday during a South Africa tour with the TEgal family. The day drew praise from Socialist leaders in London and harsh critique from the Communist Daily Worker, while King Paul of Greece and Frederick II of Denmark were noted as contemporary monarchs. Elizabeth is described as highly educated, fluent in multiple languages, and trained in history and constitutional law for royal duties.
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Princesa Elizabeth
South Africa
Tegal
Aule
London
Communist
Daily Worker
Hugh
Paul
Greece
Frederick II
Denmark
Elizabeth
England
Fragmentary note on marriage customs and democracy
The text describes singing by a Limbu tribesman to win a bride, contrasting constitutional monarchy and elected prime minister as head of government. It mentions eastern Nepal natives and European monarchies, noting the bride selects if the song pleases the maiden.
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Nepal
Europe
Min'ia
Inter
Radio Schedule Fragments and Odd Facts From Evening Page
A jumbled Radio Programs schedule fragment lists NBC and other networks with assorted shows and times, followed by a science fact noting that fifteen grains of radium equal a small amount of radiology, and a remark on England’s Hendrens of Wimbledon, a large family totaling 120 related members.
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Fngland
Hendrens
Wimbledon
Parisian Streets Named With Quirky Patie Local Lore
A fragment notes Parisian street names such as Aah Trays and The Street of the Bad Boys and mentions a World War II era incendiary dustcozing crabgram context, reflecting incomplete local urban lore.
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Pati
Tokyo
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Haly
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Ant Sunday
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County Agriculture Conservation
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People’s Forum
John Temple Graves
Ephesian Dome
Gqaeph le
Alsd
Polytechnic Institute
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Birmingham
Brent
Leese
Ellis Amnaliia
Xoom
Fies
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Tage
Michigan
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HM Sei
the World Today
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AP Foreign Affaire
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Elmer Davis
Abe
Manor
Mousa Barty
Amery Vieiivies
Ore
Green Moret Mratery
V. Kattenborn
Milton Bera
Sue
Abner Mabe
Fitch
Mabe
Judy
Mel Winns
Stow
Ebr
Bonion Symphony Orch
Abe Thes Min
Neus Peyind
Cow Rigo
Amon
Andy
Molly
Arthur Jeffrey
Cbv
Ike Tantera
Cbc
Red Skelton
Hooser
Abe-Barle
Fulton
Lewis Ji
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Joriek
Market & Nowe
Ertey Redler
Taredvent Navid
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MBS
Church of Christy
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