Judge Feidelson To Address Group Meeting In Texple Emany
Judge Feidelson of Birmingham will address the third annual meeting of the Jewish welfare fund for the district of Texple Emany on Sunday April 30. The fund, organized to serve Jewish charities in the tri state area, reported about 6000 collected in the past fiscal year and distributed to local and national charities. The public is invited.
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Jewish Welfare Fund
District of Texple Emany
Sopot
Clares N Faédelson
Birmagham
Gusset
Ibros Yegre Age
Temple Becans-E
Tri-State
Dothas
Orgenizs- Uorf
War Secretary backs postwar military consolidation plan
War Secretary Bilmson endorses a single department for the armed forces to be created after the war and urges prompt congressional approval of consolidation as a guiding principle, arguing the case should be solidified after hostilities end.
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Bilmson
Reconquest of the Solomons Aims near Complete
From page one, description places Adm. William F. Halsey with General MacArthur directing both the Southwest Pacific and Pacific Oceans theaters. McDaniel says the near completion of the reconquest of the Solomons concentrates control under a unified command, though the dispatch leaves the Australian future unclear.
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Mmadisis Cosmead
Adm
William F. Halsey
MacArthur
Louis Paeifie
McDaniel
Haleey
Ballot Requests and Rejections in County Election
A total of 541 ballot requests were received while 22 were rejected because the voters were service members not qualified in the county. The record notes the Centinased Freee Pagenc listing and Tequesia reference in the context of the county’s ballot process.
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Ies
Eeventy
Tequesia
Foreign Newsprint Rates Hiked by U S Office
Washington AP reports the Office of Price Administration announced a temporary rise in the price ceiling for lightweight newsprint imported for use by foreign presses. The adjustment, set at four dollars above the prior maximum, followed a request by foreign newsprint producers. OPA said the policy aims to align foreign paper costs with U S produced paper, with minimal impact on lightweight newsprint users.
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Washington
Office of Prize Adjuiniatration
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Fferentia
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OPA Sed
Newcomn
United States
OPA
Buseng Lightwe
Wage proposals and wage board rules debated in wartime
The document discusses wage inequities under the Little Steel formula, criticizing caps on raises and proposing higher allowances for low paid workers, plus calls to raise Social Security benefits and fund the Bureau of Labor Statistics for better cost of living data. It questions congressional willingness to act during and after the war.
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WLE
WLBE
WLB
Boeins Security Board
Congress
Bureau of Labor Statietce
Shelling and air strikes across western Pacific fronts
Reported actions include Nipponese barges sunk by a Navy Liberator and ships destroyed, coastal vessels sunk off Manokwari, and airfield neutralizations. Long range bombers targeted Wo te al, Truk, and Batawan as other units moved north with no losses. Cotton quotes and market figures accompany the naval activity.
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Manokwari
Wewak
Wo- Teal
Carolines
Truk
Batawan
Butane Gas Company Appeals SPSC Order
Butane Gas Company appeals a Montgomery court ruling against an Alabama Public Service Commission order. The case concerns a regulatory action by the SPSC and related legal proceedings in a state court.
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Butane Gas Company
SPSC
Willam Knox A Roosevelt Navy Secretary Legend
A portrait of William F. Knox, long allied with FDR, detailing his WWI service, prewar advocacy for a strong Navy, and pivotal role as Navy Secretary. It notes his travels, visits to Pearl Harbor after 1941, and push to expand battleships aircraft carriers and other ships as WWII intensified.
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Knox
Mr. Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Guadalcanal
Solomons
Espiritu Santo
New Hebrides
England
Africa
Brazil
Newfoundland
America
Nervic
Tomoorrow
War Production Board plans for auto industry reconversion
The document outlines WPB measures to sustain car and truck repair and recondition centers, advance tooling for reconversion, speed disposition of government-owned machinery, and set a guaranteed weekly wage during wartime reconversion and layoff periods. It also mentions plans for a four power war 5 hour week in the industry.
Wheeler Sponsors Draft Amendment Seeks Father Drafting Plan
Senator Wheeler proposes an amendment to Selective Service to draft fathers over 35 and married men with a child under 18, regardless of occupation. It demands policy to send fathers home before younger sons in demobilization and would draft men under 40 with dependent families, defining others as those married before December 7 1941 and with a child under 18.
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Washington
Wheeler
D-Man
Alesion
Armed Services
Army
Nevy
Ajngle Son
Scout Efficiency Contest Underway in Southeast Air Beams Council
Reports from three troops in the Intertroop Efficiency Contest show Troop 9 of Andalusia leading with 1681 points, followed by Troop 11 of Kufeuls with 1675 and Troop 14 of Eufaula with 1800. Pack 4 of Enterprise has 4115 points. Pack 2 of Andalusia has KT points. Three thousand points needed for standard troop status.
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Airbeams Council
Andalusia
Poipta
Kufeuls
Eufaula
Enterprise
Official Scout Magazine
Clayton
Lawsville
Opp
4 H Club Winners Of Meet Announced
Winners of the 4 H Club meet at Wire grass Memorial Stadium were announced by Miss Fran Mallette and C M Ling. Lamar Sellers led the senior health boys contest while Luciene Coe topped the senior girls. Webb and Ashford school achievements led field and stunt events with many students contesting under judges Virginia Moeller Elin Stisby and Jessie Price. Solomon Baxter addressed attendees as Oliver MacInnis presided.
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Fran Mallette
C. M. Ling
Houston County
Lamar Sellers
Cottonwood
Aunlor
Millard Tyler
Webb
Luciene Coe
Rehobeth
Billy Tyler
Virginia Prince
Brannon
Eix
Tirla
Virginia Moeller
Elin Stisby
Jessie Price
Publc
Ashford
Vicksburg
Madrid
Webb School
Wicksboro
Bernice Avant County Home Management
JL. Burleson
PSA
L. G. Nichols
FSA
Jimmie Lou Renfroe
Columbia
Charlie Brinks
Selma
Bannera
Solomon Baxter
Oliver MacInnish
War Training Debate Continues Over Civilian Army
The discussion notes that the United States has never had a large, quality army for major wars and may not improve. History is cited as showing the U S Army has been civilian and full of fighting men. Costello counters that universal military training would police the world and support global order postwar.
Ward Seizure of Montgomery Ward Plant Sparks Legal Clash
The government moved to seize Montgomery Ward after a bitter dispute with CIO Union locals over the extension of a labor contract. Avery was forcibly removed from his office by two soldiers, while Judge Holly set a 2 p.m. hearing to dissolve or modify the seizure order. Officials said the case tests presidential power to take over private business during war and the War Labor Board’s authority to enforce its directives.
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Taylor
Avery
War Labor Board
WLB
George Christenses
Ryan
Blacktone
Winemen
Ugo Carus
Vau
Christensen
Holly
Montgomery Ward
CIO
United
4Is
Taylor and Biddle
Samuel Wolchok
Leonard Levy
Henry B. Andersen
Francis Heisler
Wolchok
Montgomery Ward and Company
Winaton
Strawn
Biddle
Sewell L. Avery
Bidd
Ohaerversaald
United State Supreme Court
Chicago
World Peace Group Urged By PTA
In Montgomery, delegates at a PTA congress urged the United States to lead a postwar world conference to promote peace. The resolution recommends women participate at the peace table after the war.
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P.T. A
Renfree Brother Dies in Cleveland
H Tristar aged seventy three and brother of Mrs W J Renfree of 211 West Tray street died in Cleveland Ohio yesterday after several months illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at the residence in Cleveland. A native of Booneville Indiana he was employed on The Cleveland News as printer and stereotype operator. Surviving are wife Virginia King of Cleveland a son Hamilton Tristar and three sisters Mrs C W White of Miami Mrs Ids Muth of Louisville Ky and Mrs W J Renfree of Dothan.
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Mra
W. J. Renfree
Tray Street
Bs Bore
Cleveland
Ohio
Booneville
Ind
Craveland
Newses 4
Big Wile
Hamilton Trister
Wre
Virginia King
End Thressisters
C. W White
Miami
Ids Muth
Louisville
W. J. Reaotree
Dothan
NRLB Orders Elections in Union Bargaining
The National Labor Relations Board ordered elections within 30 days among workers at two Alabama firms. At Greyhound Bus Depot of Birmingham, Inc., employees will vote on representation by the Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes of America. In the Birmingham unit of Band Stores, Inc., alteration department staff will vote on representation by the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union.
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Washington
Alabama
National Labor Relations Board
Greyhound Bus Depot
Birmingham
AFL
Band Stores, Inc
International Ladies” Germent Workers Union
Bamboo Seen As Paper Source In South
SAVANNAH GA AP Bamboo may become a new raw material for paper as the Herty Foundation Laboratory reported six months of tests showing bamboo pulp meets strength tests equal to high grade chemical pulp. Bamboo grows over 60 feet tall in weeks and about eight inches in diameter and could withstand years without damage unlike Southern pine. The experiments also tested Goldenrod atoms Crotalaria intermittent Ramie and bamboo.
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Savannah. Ga
Herty Foundation
Souther
Dr Keyton Denounces Race Politics At Lion's Club
Dr Arthur Keyton told Lion's Club members that politicians who inject racial questions into campaigns are unfit for office. He warned of moral degradation and urged right thinking people to act before civilization is ruined. Guests included Solomon Foxter and Sergeant Joe Christmas.
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Lion's Club
Yanterday
Keyton
England
South
Pasirie
Solomon Foxter
Enmity
Joe Christmas
Ashford
Plant Seizure Sparked by Board Order Defied
A dispute between the company and a CIO union at the plant led to President Roosevelt seizing the plant after the firm refused to honor the War Labor Board order to extend an expired contract. The firm’s stance labeled the order unconstitutional by Avery, who argues the directive oversteps constitutional bounds.
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CIO
Avery
War Labor Board
Roosevelt
Action Urged On School Lunch Programs by FSA Backers
In Washington AP reports sponsors push for quick approval of proposals to sustain school lunch and related farm programs. Legislation would authorize Rural Electrification Administration and other agricultural services. House actions aim to fund FSA rural rehabilitation loans and grants, with emphasis on continuing year to year support for operations.
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Securty Aderinietranom
Jedarn Ald
Fort Credit
House
Fsas
Senate
Sparkman Scores War Department
Washington AP report says a high ranking Army officer was censured by the War Department for testifying without clearance. House Military Committee members demanded who is running the committee and backed Rep. Spartan in restoring the officer and clearing his record. Friction cited between the committee and Army over delayed reports on legislation.
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House Military Committee
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May
D.-Ky
Spartan
D.-Ala
Army
Invasion plans and shipping losses from Berlin and London
Reports from Berlin claim German torpedo boats sank three British ships totaling 9 100 tons while air force attacks on shipping off the British southwest coast proved effective. Travel restrictions limit Britain Ireland diplomats and other foreigners. Analysts speculation swirls on when an invasion might occur with various dates touted by Swedish, Turkish, and Moscow sources.
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England
Britain
Ireland
United States
Russia
British Commonwealth
Karl Henrik Falkman
Berlin
Die Tat
Ankara
Moscow
Pravda
Denmark
Sweden
London
Baptist Chard To Have Review Four Objects
A noted figure named Baptist Chard is slated for a review concerning four objects of value. The review aims to assess ownership and rightful encasement in relation to the ensemble. Local observers await findings and potential implications.
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Baptist Chard
Marianna Cadet Killed In Plane Crash
A Marianna cadet died in a training crash during flight school operations. The incident occurred during a routine course with investigators seeking causes. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled source text.
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Marianna
War era economic principle hints in delayed report
Fragmentary note discusses a wartime principle that states should not misuse industrial capacity for commercial gain and should pursue fair distribution. References Berle and Beaverbrmmk and mentions preliminary aviation conference plans scheduled for the year, expected soon.
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Berle
Fragmented sports item with damaged OCR text
The fragmentary OCR describes a deceased individual and unclear events with garbled phrases. It references a dead person, an event or object associated with a fan, and mentions of injuries or cause but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
Unclear World War II Update From Stockholm Dispatch
A fragmented World War II brief notes ongoing fighting on the Finnish front. Report mentions German and Soviet actions, attempted breakthroughs, and a Swedish dispatch citing new Soviet drives to push Germans back. Poor OCR yields uncertain names and places.
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Stockholm
Finland
Ie Tradet
Fragmented Footnote Fragment in Local Report
A damaged OCR fragment describes foot discomfort or misfortune and a dubious remedy. The garbled text mentions flesh and a bottle, with unclear references to discovery or night, making concrete facts unavailable. No clear person, place, or organization can be identified from the readable portions.
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