Misdated notice and misstatements in Dothan Eagle report
An OCR fragment from The Dothan Eagle contains garbled text about BERD and EBSA proceedings, mentions 10 and 1 Mt, with references to grievance procedures and a Chicago-based representatives group. The record reads as a damaged legal or public notices snippet with unclear actions and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Transport Workers’ Union of the
CIO
Biddle
Sidney Hillmen
CIG
Chicago
Department of Justice
Political maneuvers behind Roosevelts Pearl Harbor address
The piece criticizes Republican claims that Roosevelt timed actions for political gain over military strategy. It notes that Pacific operations will be dictated by military leaders, not politics, while discussing Senate debates over postwar reconversion and unemployment legislation. It mentions the George version advancing 2 to 19 and contrasts with the Murray Kilgore plan. It also cites Alabama Senators Bankhead and Hollingshead splitting votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Germany
Hoosevelt
Pacific
Senate
Labor Front
United States Treasury
Southern delegates fail to push third party at Chicago
Militant Southerners left Chicago disappointed as the Democratic platform avoided a white supremacy plank and other aims. Despite losses for Wallace and CIO alignment, the South scored freight rate equalization and education plank concessions, urging a straight Democratic vote next November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vention
South
Big City
Henry Agard Wallace
Middle West
Nawsea
Fragmented 1918 era plea on citizen duty and tyranny
A damaged excerpt presents a distressed wartime call to duty in Washington, naming Rev Peter Mersher and Prot Jones Condliffe amid a chaotic flow of political rhetoric. It suggests demoralization in Germany and urges acceptance of civic obligations despite tyranny and upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Mersher
Washington
Torauor
Indus - Tere
Jones
Calton
Baruch and Dewey Loom in 1940s Politics Shuffle
Washington whispers place Bernie Baruch near Dewey as he shifts from FDR support to the Republican rival. The piece traces Baruch’s influence, Searls’ donation, and the Wilson premiere chatter while detailing WPB lumber delays blocking 165 million feet of Tehama County timber sought by A B Angle.
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Deew Pearson
Robert B. Alles
Army
Buroch
FDR
Bowsting
Dewey
Gary
G. J
Washington
Fheunt
Grey Bernie Baruch
Windward
Franklin Roosevelt
Chicago
Baruth
Maryland
Bernie
Ritchie
Roosevelt
South Carolina
Baruch
Fred Searls, Jr
Searls
White House
Byrnes
Bernie Barauch
Darryl Zanuck
Wilson
James Cox
Ohio
Harding
Alpert Lasker
Harring
Cox
Bernie Baruch
Stalin
Churchil
Albert Lasker
War Production Board
San Francisco
Capitol Hill
Navy
Office of Defense , Transportation
War Manpower Commission
U. S. Forest Service
WPH Lumber Division
Tehama County
California
Diamond Match Company
Winton Lumber Company
A. B. Angle
War Plants Corporation
Army Navy
WPB
Angie
L Timber Division
W. J. Hines
U. S. Navy
Philip Boyd
Fred G. Sherrill
Army, Navy and Maritime Commission
H. E. Holman
Lumber Division
Holman
Tehama
Tavtar
WPR
Steem Aluminum
Wimen
Phaii Bord
Weverhaesser Co
Jack Winton
Win Lumber Ca
War Department
Fragmentary Biblical Quotation Errors From 17th Century Page
An OCR fragment quotes phrases from Samuel 24 13 and an archaic lament about “the blind counsels” with apparent typographical distortions. The lines mix biblical language and survival of a misread name, suggesting a damaged page caption or devotional snippet.
New Baseball Follies and Labor Rights Debate
In Wichita a promoter nicknamed Nut hosts a quirky semi pro baseball game with runners allowed to race around bases. The piece shifts to how returning soldiers and airmen are treated, noting Gen. Marshall’s order to place dogfaces in rehab hotels. It questions employer meddling in unions and defends capitalist rights amid wartime labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wichita
War Department
Air Corps
Marshall
Somervell
Army Service Forces
Radio Programs On WAGF Week Ahead Schedule
A list of radio shows and orchestras airing on WAGF and AP News affiliates through Sunday and Monday. Broadcasts include musical programs, church services, orchestral performances, variety acts, and community hour features with multiple hosts and guest musicians.
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WAGF
AP News
S. S. of the Air
Guy Lombarda
Petia Mutacalo
Crawford
Foster &T. Methodist Church
Jan Gerber
Mother and Dad
Selon Group
Washington
AP Newa Dothan
Oran
Eddie
Victoria
T. Dorsey
Nation
Cbs
Drew Pearson
Eddie Gar
Joe Kally
Gracie Fields
Nbe
Mbs
Alexander and Meditation Board
Edward Tomlinson
One Man's Family
Keepaskes
Gabriel Haatter
Mbs T5
Conred Nagel
Ebs Troef
bin Walter Hampden
Ay Leonidar
James Malton
Nhs
Jimmia Fidler
Riley
Wm. Bendix
Cedric Foster
Tbs
Jackla Glansen
Nbc
We Tha People
Ebs Freling Poster
A. U
Duare
Logue's Love and Farming Reflections in Dothan
The writer shares farming notes from Mendie town highlighting rain damage to cotton, trials with Hygenia millet for dry weather, and modest returns. He mentions pests, rat control efforts by the county health department, and the illness of friend Walter Deal Bradford while urging community cooperation and vigilance in health measures.
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Macy
Mendie
Ima
Em Bey
Rave
Texas
Dothan
Walter Deal Bradford
Walter Deal
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