Bettas Alumni Post Aimed At Baned Subscription Rates
A garbled notice from the Wiregrass era mentions subscription rates by carrier, a misstatement of fact, and a plan to coordinate mailings to 25 000 voters. The Dothan Eagle letter expresses efforts to reach readers and arrange delivery with registered mail, urging a response.
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Enyred
Bettas Alumune Postaftest Banoed
Cerreer
Bernely Malouind
Ibs Scales
Alabama
Georgie
Wiregrass
Sou
Tre Dothan
Open Letter Calls Alabama Leaders to Public Tax Debate
The Eagle invites four state officials and two opposing campaign leaders to debate the income tax amendment in Dothan. The open letter urges voters in Alabama and the Wiregrass to hear all sides before October 2, emphasizing informed, honest discussion and civic responsibility. The four named figures split across for and against the amendment.
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Joe Fool
Agriculture
Walter Randolph
Alabama
Farr Boreau
Federation
Hayse Tucker
H. G. Dowling
Poole
Randolph
Tucker
Dowling
Dothan
Defining War Criminals Sets Stage for Mass Trials
The London conference agreed on a document designating aggressive war as an international crime and enabling collective trials of hundreds of Germans. It targets officials, diplomats, industrialists, and military leaders, with Goering and von Ribbentrop among those named, and aims to deter future wars by establishing a functioning justice process.
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London
Gestapo
Goering
von Ribbentrop
von Papen
Julius Streicher
Alfred Orsenberg
Admiral Doenitz
Germany Faces Reckoning As War Toll Climbs
A damaged report cites German military losses through November 20, 1944, totaling over 3 million dead and missing, plus hundreds of thousands wounded. Civilian casualties loom uncertain, with total war tolls likely surpassing five million, prompting questions about what Germany has learned.
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Germany
Navy and Truman era notes mix of war, pilots and privacy
A wartime column recalls Navy leadership under Deng, Adm. McCain and Sullivan praising carrier crew teamwork and training. It notes Truman’s wife and daughter faced Secret Service shadowing in Independence, then shifts to Atlantic pilot training, typhoon losses, and ongoing plans to streamline carrier readiness. It closes with satire on Army reconversion hearings and how brass hats dodge questions in Senate.
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Washington
Jake L. Sults
Deng
Navel Aviation
Osthob
Adm
John McCain
Japan
Sullivan
Navy
Admiral McCain
Pearl Harbor
Truman
Bela Truman
Margaret
White House
Independence
Secret Service
White Horse
North
Delaware Street
Quantrill
Cole
Bob Younger
Missouri
James Garg
Mrs. Truman
Pacific
Atlantic
Fleet Airc
Massastrepatta
Tokyo
Cortier
Gordon Rowe
Patrick Bellinger
U. S
Army
Senate
War Department
Sénate
This Afternoon BY JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES
A critical column discusses wildcat coal strikes and John L Lewis amid wartime needs. It argues strikes undermine war effort, warn of anarchy in coal mines, and urge stronger labor power through collective bargaining while condemning strike ruthlessness.
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John L. Lewis
Isbor
America
John Lewis
Communists Seek Socialism in United States
New York AP report details the reestablished Communist Party of the United States aiming for socialism by the free choice of the American people. The party’s constitution, published in the Daily Worker, calls for final abolition of economic crises unemployment and war through socialist reorganization and common ownership under a government of the people led by the working class.
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New York
Communist Party of the
United States
Daily Worker
Communist Party
Vatican Paper Says Atomic Bomb Aims at Humanity
The Vatican City paper L Osservatore Romano calls the new bomb dropped on Japan a catastrophic end to war and likens its invention to Leonardo Da Vinci’s submarine. It regrets that the bomb’s makers did not destroy their creation for humanity’s sake.
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Vatican City
L'Osservatore Romano
Japan
Leonardo da Vinci
da Vinci
Radio Programs On The Networks TurstdAt 300
Radio supper club Abe basic Ted Huring correspondent war news from the world Danny O Nall Raymond Gram Lying Dick Haynes and Shaw American melodies songy orch Kaltenbern comment Ginny Simm and Soldiare Bia Town Newspaper drama Lum and Abner With Judy drama romance love story drames Alan Young comedy program Navy program overseas Jorman Corwin Lambarde Orchestra The Dellor Fight Balinbes Amizos
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Abe
Ted Huring
Rapert
Abe Danny O'Nall
Raymond Gram
Dick Haynes
Shaw
Abe Baile
Kaltenbern
Abe Weat
Ginny Simm
Soldiare
Bia Town
Atomic bomb era turns tide in war discussion
Dewitt Machendie analyzes mixed views on the atomic bomb. Some see it as a beacon of peace harnessing universal power, while others fear global destruction. President Truman signals further planning to use atomic power to promote peace and security amid the Japanese confrontation.
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AP Soreige
Stormie
United States
Hitler
Truman
Truwan
Congress
Nippon
Weere
Thsk
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Eagie
IEEE
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Theodore Hall
Julian OD Ball
Horace Ball
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Ayanny
Stun
Thamae Deliermx
Ibis
Tibet
Keitel
DEEW
Pearson
Amelia Ie
Arcret Wespes
Mra
Tramas Dhackthes
Senators
Notre Dame
John Temple Graves
Free
J Army
The
Hell Syndicate, Inc
A. F
OPA
Urs
By Galbraith
U.S
Vatican
Dewitt Machendie
Finland
K-Urarma
Dhs
Sumner Welles
Sigraind Romberg
Abs
Cbs Dance Orch
Cbs
Newn
Abc-West
Cbe & Blo
Nbe
Fred Palmer
Ck Galenol Co
E. T. Moody Plumbing
Dockurs
Forrester
Disney
Gov. Health Depts
Berkeley Bive
Houston Marble Works
Bere’s Jewelry CO
Francis James
North Foster St
Dallas A. Yon
Speigner Concrete
DR. C. BH. Poffevint Veterinarian Hospital
Wales
Ae OC
Wfoster FE Sothanale
Katimates
Dixie Transfer & Storage Co
Houston County
Farmers Exchange
Alas Granger
Mgr
Pheod
Dothan Jewelry Company
Reliable Jewelers
Mead
Arte Dothan Jewelry Company
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