Fragmentary 1948 Quotations and City Names Lie Fragmented
Muddled OCR style text lists cities New York Chicago Hoston Atlanta Philadelphia Detroito San Francisco and quotes from Jefferson Kings Emerson. It mixes phrases about tyranny and wisdom with religious lines and a date Thursday April 22 1948. The readable pieces mention an altar of God and a search for wisdom.
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New York
Eee
Chicago
Hoston
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Detrois
San Francisco
Choice of Duty in Alabama Senate Election
Alabama voters on May 4 must choose between Senator John Sparkman and Phillip Hamm for a six year term. The piece argues Hamm is unready on world affairs, favoring Sparkman as the capable, informed choice to guide U.S. foreign policy and avert war, while criticizing Hamm and praising Sparkman’s record and judgment. It urges a patriotic, informed vote reflecting national stakes.
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John J. Sparkman
Phillip J. Hamm
United States
Senate
United States Senate
Alabama
Coffee County
Geneva County
Folsom
Phillip Hamm
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George Marshall
Ala
John Sparkman
Sparkman
Henry Wallace
Roosevelt
Rosevelt Memorial Foundation
Steve Earry
Fdr
Roosevelt Foundation
McCain
Dallas Ecmiun
Mose
Landon Johson
Texas
Truman
Johnson
Congress
Hawaian
Merry-Go-Round column snapshot in wartime era press
This Merry-Go-Round column sketches postwar politics with Truman’s renomination push, labor tensions, and party maneuvering. It notes CIO leader Phil Murray and Chicago figures, coal strike actions, and Hawaii statehood debates, tracking petitions, stances, and cross party strategies across Washington and national scenes.
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Truman
Renemaiunatioen
Thunatn
Jonn L. Lew
Lewis
Losapee Perensys
Styles Prides
Dlamps
Clark
White House
Let There Be Law and the Next Generation
The piece argues law must guide government over ideology, urging Americans to consider civil obedience amid drafts and court rulings. It reviews praise for Mark Van Doren and editorials on political futures, comparing Stassen to Willkie and noting Stassen as a skilled politician with solid local backing.
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Mark van Doren
Quotations on War and Policy From Early Cold War Voices
A compilation of quotations from leaders and figures including President Truman, Senators Pepper, Ferguson, and Wallace, generals MacArthur and Chay, and Pearl Buck. The remarks critique U S foreign affairs, military conscription, global peace hopes, and the Soviet threat, reflecting postwar tensions and debates on preparedness and policy.
Editor views on free publicity and driving safety in Alabama
A collection of editorials and notes on political campaigning in weekly papers, driver education, and road safety in Alabama. Highlights include complaints about free publicity for candidates, the duty of newspapers to publish vital news, incidents in Clarke County, and emphasis on driver training to reduce accidents. References to Dothan driving issues and state-wide crash data are included.
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Alabama Journal
Bryce Davis
Alabama Abc Board
Clarke County
Grove Hill
Greenville
Dothan
Blank
Soand-So
Main Street
Oates
State Highway Patrol
Houston County
Alabama
25 Years Ago April 22 1923 Headlines
United States Court sits with Judge Henry D Clayton presiding. Chester R. Vickery Post No 1 American Legion ready for open at Ogletree and Son Hardware. Ellen Stovall wins prize for short story The Medal of Buck Logan at Writer's Club. Louelle O Ne second for When Elsie T Command. Lee Driver of Hartford a town. Mrs E W Wright of Hartford visits Dothan Chicopee Falls Mass. (UP) Marvin Bray convicted of drunken driving resigns as bed of the Chicopee safety council.
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Henry D. Clayton
Chester R. Vickery
American Legion
Ogletree and Son Hardware Company
Ellen Stovall
Buck Logan
Writer's Club
Louelle O'Ne
Elsie T
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Marvin Bray
Chicipee
Boston man fined for sally and parking charge
Richard Marshall was fined 972 for the sally. A nearby parking lot charges 73 cents nightly for parking.
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Boston
Richard Marshall
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