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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1944
Page
4
Let There Be Light Hidden by Secret Places
Fragmentary quotation exploring belief in divine presence and omnipresence. Questions if God exists beyond earthly realms and virtuous minds, citing Jeremiah and Lucan to argue God is everywhere and in what is seen and moved through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Lucan
Robot bombs terrorize Britain and spark debate
Britain reports 4,733 killed and 14,080 injured by robot bombs with 17,000 demolished and 800,000 damaged. Churchill warns Nazis may use heavier rockets. American observer William J. Hargest cites bombs with radio gear and jet propulsion, while German designs mystify guidance. The piece also discusses race tensions in the North and a critique of Southern bias amid wartime reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Repatriates Describe Nazi Treatment of POWs
Washington officials condemn the Germans handling of American prisoners. Reports from repatriated soldiers detail bleak meals of water and sparse bread, with potatoes and malnutrition common. Some prisoners praise Red Cross aid, while others describe censorship and propaganda from within camps. Heavy artillery gains and air power debates feature in front, alongside CIO plans to shift Labor Party influence into Democratic ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Democratic Party
Washington
War Department
Poland
Sweeney
U. S
Anna
Esther
Joseph
Grandmother
Red Army
Normandy
Air Corps
France
Germany
Hungary
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Chicago
Bronx
Ed Flynn
New York State
New York
American Labor Party
Sidney Hillman
Hillman Brai N Trusters
Labor Party
Ohio
Bob Taft
Dewey campaign trip amid gangster debate in Springfield
In Springfield a large crowd watched Tom Dewey hint his New York to St Louis trip is a campaign mission with Governor Dwight Green. He frames a continuing war on gangsters tied to Capone and labor racketeering, while criticizing Roosevelt's labor policy and promising private enterprise jobs after the war. Frank Simpson of Albany shares a personal Lincoln tomb pilgrimage as the party visits Abraham Lincoln's resting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Whitcomb Riley
Tom Dewey
New York
St. Louis
Dwight Green
Ilinois
Green
al Capone
Capone
Alcatrazana
Maat
Tammany
Dewey
Republican Party
Paign
Executive Mansion
Albany
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. H
Treasuries
Con.gress
Lepe Buchalter
Sidney Hillman
Hillman
Roosevelt
Lepke
Chicago
Wendell Willkie
Frank Simpson
Abraham Lincoln
General Sheridan
Court of Appeals
Frank
Lincoln
Signpson
Tom
Radio Programs on WAGF Friday Schedule Summary
The page lists a Friday radio lineup for WAGF featuring a mix of news, music, dramas, and variety shows. Programs include Coffee Club Revue, AP News, Movietime News, Dance Time, World War broadcasts, and reader exchanges. Notable segments mention Kellogg's Musical Library, Napier Band Concert, On the Networks, and The Treasury Song Parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAGF
Bill Boyd
AP News
Stesten
Javina Key
Thin Alleylectrica
Trade Winds
Kellogg's
Goodyear
Garrett
Napier Band
Napier Field
Last John's
Kentuckians
Eventile Echoes
Marcer
Music
Stopek Orc
Blu Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nbc
John Nesbit
Cbe
Volney Hurd
Charile Chans
Niy
Mr. Keen
Chubank
Arthur Hale
Cormment
Kaltendorn
Nbe
Chanter Bowles
OPA
Allied Drive In Western Europe in Normandy Front
Allied forces press the invasion in France with heavy air and land assaults. Churchill says the busting army is doing the main work as German defenses weaken. British and American sectors report progress toward Brest and Paris, while Soviet red army advances reshape the eastern front. Estimated German strength at Normandy around 28 divisions, with broader western defenses stretched thin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
France
Normandy
Germany
Churchill
Brest
Cherpourg
Paris
Vire
Brittany
Hitler
East Prussia
Europe
Brit
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