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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1943
Page
5
Harlem Purity Riots Prompt Citywide Patrol Deployment
Harlem unrest escalated to a violent disturbance with five killed, 645 injured, 508 arrested and $5 million in damages as Mayor LaGuardia directly directed operations. He dismissed it as not a race riot claiming hoodlums caused criminal acts and pledged radio updates to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Sterling
F. H. LaGuardia
Little Flower
Yankeeland
Governors Sparks Critics Shift to Appraisal After Seven Months
Readers see a revised view of Gov. Sparks after seven months in office. The editorial notes his early opposition and now praises him as sound, intelligent, and progressive. It argues the Sicily campaign and air battles dominate headlines but the war’s outcome hinges on the Red Army and Eastern Front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Sparks
Alabama
Soarke
Berg
Judge Sparks
Govjernor Sparks
Gov
Sparkes
Ein Vialon
Europa
Sicily
Italy
Mediterranean
Germany
Balkans
Aula
Russia
Hitler
Aussia
Red Army
Patna
Berlin
Luftwaffe
RAP
AAF
RAF
Let There Be Light Doctrine Quoted by Leigh Hunt
A fragmentary quotation notes divine instruction to awaken, citing Romans 13 11 and referencing Fatienca and GenUensus to Power. The source presents a period voice measuring religious authority and the call to moral renewal through scripture and classic references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Leigh Hunt
War Food Powers and Liberty League React to Political Moves
Washington quirked by sudden shift in war food policy as Davis is fired and Jones takes charge. Maverick family ties and Marine brag clash with Davis era battles. Alfred Sloan and allies revive Liberty League theme under National Industrial Information Committee to sway public opinion and fund 1943 propaganda. Spanish ambassador Cardenas pushes suppression of American speech amid Mussolini era pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Marvin Jones
Chaster Davis
Hampton P. Fulmier
South Carolina
Agriculture Committee
Davis
White House
Rules Committee
Houwa
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fulmer
Jones
Court of
Myrtle Beach
Capitol
Maury Maverick
Argonne
U. S. Marines
Maury
28Th Infantry
Texas
U. S Army
France
Maverick
Maury Maverick, Jr
Eglomon Islands
Liberty League
Alfred P. Sinan
General Motors
New Deal
Sloan
Liberty Leaguerenq
J. Howard Pew
Sun Ot
Pennsylvania
Colby Chester
General Foods
Ernest Weir
National Steel
A. W. Ramas
California Packing Corporation
James S. Adama
Standard Brands
National Industrial Information Committee
Acrors Ae
Juan Cardenas
Muscolini
Ambrasedor de Martino
Preas
Martino
Herbert Hoover
Smadlay Butler
Mussoini
Hoover
Fascism contrasts to Communism and Italy's order
The article surveys reactions to fascist rule in Italy under Mussolini, comparing it with communist violence and noting ambassadorial tensions over censorship. It discusses Mussolini's suppression of dissent, state control of business and media, public works, and propaganda, alongside mentions of Pan American Airways, Henry Wallace, and critiques of Hoover era attitudes toward law and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco
Cardenas
Tom Hamilton
Mexico
Ambaassdor Cardenas
Allan Chase
America
Leo Crowier
Bill Evrne
Madison
Wis
Capitol Times
Leo Crowley
Evjue
Crowley
Standard Gas and Electric
Uncle Sam
Wright Aeronautica
Truman Committee
Henry Ickes
Secretary of Interior
Pan American
Airways
VU. S
Pan Am
Henry Wallace
Italy
Britain
Liverpool
Herbert Hoover
General Bull visits 35th Division at Camp Rucker
Major General Harold R. Bull commander of the Third Army Corps completed a two day visit to Camp Rucker and conferred with Major General Paul W Baade commander of the 35th Division. He inspected troops in the field after returning from North Africa and Eisenhower era service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Bull
Third Army Corps
Camp Rucker
Paul W. Baade
35Th
Gen. Bull
Baade
North Africa
Dwight W. Eisenhower
Rucker
Third Corps
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Marines In Pacific Think Of Fishing Trips Back Home
Private first class James A. Pitts writes to his parents in Dothan about wanting a fishing trip when he returns from service in the Pacific. He says he would enjoy a trip back home though he is currently overseas and recently promoted to private first class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United! States
South
Pacific
Private First
James A. Pitta
B. B. Pitts
Dothan
Marine
Toung Pitts
Allied bombing redefining European war effort in 1942
Dispatches from Swiss and Swedish outlets portray Allied air power as the decisive factor in shrinking German resources and morale. Bombing targets military hubs and oil supplies while disrupting rail and shipping, with Hamburg cited as a proving ground for total destruction. Berlin may be next as Romania’s oil flow dwindles under strategic bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Amy
Axia
Bill
Eeria Bombardeent Tp
Reich
Stockholm
Marshal Badogno
Impainland
Bme
Boche
Hamburg
Copenhagen
Rarmana
Berlin
Hitler
Rumania
Remedy for Skin Itch and Pimples Promising Relief
A quick relief product notice promotes Peterson's Ointment as an inexpensive balm for irritated skin, pimples, and itching. It claims prompt itch relief and soothing effects for red blotches and related skin discomfort, and mentions use for fear itching and cracked tongue gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Belnest and Dorsgy-abe Radio Studio Schedule
Readable fragments show Uncle Jam es Belnest and the Dorsgy-abe program in Manhattan with five minute news, a date with jobs, and a Great Moments in Messe program. Orchestra acts Hughes War Lulu and Johang, and Yanl Schobert’s War appear among announced segments with repairs referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsgy
Abe
Maunhattan
Blu
Harrymore
Orcas
Dane Orch
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