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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1946
Page
3
Teddy’s old advice in postwar European show of force
The United States now has a carrier four cruisers and seven destroyers in European waters to show the flag. Ships are in the Mediterranean and England, within reach of places where doubts arise about U S restraint. Public interest leans toward Europe. the fleet is a good investment, echoing Teddy Roosevelt’s talk softly and carry a big stick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mediterranean
England
Europe
Teddy Roosevelt
Teddy Himegelf
U. S
Alfred Nuves
U.S
Gert
McNarey Tatty
G.l's
Clayborn Landers
Arkansas
G.I
AFL Moves Into Politics to Aid Labor Candidates
The AFL executive council ordered expanded political activity and full voting records of Congress members seeking reelection distributed to its 7 million members to elect labor allies and defeat enemies. The CIO PAC boasted major influence, claiming it helped defeat several incumbents and swayed races, though details were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Politics Action Committee
American Federation of Labor
AFL Executive Council
Chicago
AFL
Friends of Labor
Washington
PAC
Congress
Truman Box Score Shows 204 Signed 16 Pocket Vetoed
Congress adjourned leaving 220 bills for President Truman. He signed 204, pocket vetoed 16, and let one become law without signature. Since moving to the White House, he has received 1,148 bills, with 1,074 signed, 55 vetoed, 149 pocket vetoed. Most actions were minor claims against the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Uncle Sam
Labor PAC influence questioned amid party balance concerns
The passage notes that the labor backed PAC may not always pick winners and could grow too powerful. It suggests AFL action might curb the PAC, creating a political balance between groups. It criticizes past practice of crediting PAC supporters who voted labor tickets.
Argentina aims for 100 million population via 50 year plan
Argentina unveils a 50 year immigration plan to reach 100 million, starting with 1,000 Norwegians described as Quislings to settle along coastlines to boost fishing and shipping. Dr. Santiago M Peralta says the plan prioritizes technically superior people and selective groups to shape a future Argentine elite, drawing comparisons to Nazi ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Santiago M. Peralta
Wiregrass lawmakers urged to back Chattahoochee State Park plan
The Wiregrass delegation will handle state matters next January and is urged to push development of the Chattahoochee State Park in southeastern Houston County with Governor Sparks praising the site. Parks Director Segrest notes over 222,000 visitors this year, the most in Alabama history, by about 50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coton
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Chattahoochee State Park
Houston County
Palestine split debate and British plan sparks in Washington
Amid a secret State Department session Judge Hutcheson blasts Grady over Palestine policy. Hutcheson and his UN refugee proposal clash with Grady and Attlee backed plans to partition Palestine into zones. Acheson and Phillips weigh sides as Crum raises questions on British promises.
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Truman
Palestine
Texas
Hutcheson
San Francisco
Grady
Washington
Joseph C. Hutcheson
State Department
Palestine Commission
United Nations
Germany
Henry Grady
Holy Land
Paris
Russia
Mfalcheson
Britain
Grady Henry Grady
London
Foreign Office
Nore
Europe
U.S
Acheson
William Phillips
Phillips
Bart Crum
Crum
Reign Office
Pat Palestine
U.N
Judie Hutehespi
Beter Point
Near East
Attlee
Berney
Turkey
Alfred Noyes
Louise
Tom
Evere Delouate
Earth
The Magnificent American Proposition in a Changing South
John Temple Graves comments on balancing individual liberty and welfare amid industrial growth. He cites Jefferson, New Deal critics, and Southern figures like Claude Pepper, urging a philosophy that blends rights with collective needs to guide a future South beyond past myths and present bigness.
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Harry Ashmore
Charlotte News
Southern Conference For Human Warfare
Thomas Jefferson
National Association of Manufacturers
Jefferson
America
Ashmore
Georgia, Power Company
Amerigas Cotton Manufacturers Association
Mr. Ashmore
Claude Pepper
Nam
Stalin
Taft
Old South
Williamsburg
Pittsburgh
Quotes on policy and society from public figures past and present
A collage of remarks from figures including Margaret Hickey George Aiken Ben Wilkinson J Edgar Hoover Ralph Flanders and Ralph McDonald, reflecting views on gender roles foreign policy education and peace. The passage notes a 1919 atmosphere and contrasts past hope with present concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Caffery
France
VA Center Test Determines Best Job Fit for Vets
A veteran reads about a 6 000 mile VA center checkup that overhauls careers for former servicemen. Psychiatrist questions family life and habits, knee hammer test, block task, and doll home construction help reveal talents. Results match a suitable occupation and restore self confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Young Polish Premier Keeps Doors Open For Foreign Reporters
Poland's Edward B. Osubka Morawski, youthful premier, keeps foreign press access open amid reconstruction and security challenges. He holds unscripted, lengthy press conferences in Krakowski Bristol palace near the Vistula, answers in clear Polish, and meets U S diplomats like Ambassador Lane, maintaining rapid updates on international developments.
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Warsaw
Poland
Edward B. Osubka-Morawski
Europe
Osubka- Morawski
Permier
Krakowski Bristol
Vistula
United States
Arthur Bliss Lane
Sunday Radio Schedule Ancient Networks Full Card
Radio programs listed for Sunday across networks with multiple shows including Frank Morgan Gene Autry Drew Parson Crime Doctor and Policewoman dramas. Highlights include James Melton and Phil Spitalny concerts plus Hour of Mystery and Rhapsody in Rhythm.
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Frank Morgan
Nbe
Gene. Autry
Tiy Drew Parson
Dick Powell
Dagwoon
Joe Kelly
M.C
Alve Sempleton
Richard Lawless
Cy Festival of American Music
Abe
Summy Vorkey
Nube
Crime Doctor
Cbs
Corliss Archer
Cba
Abe O
Hollywood
Sie
Abum
Abe James Melton
Jimmy Fiddler
Phil Spitalny
Girl Oreh
We the People
Abe Biot
Che Abe
Radio Schedule Snapshot From a Vintage Broadcast Day
A dense lists page shows a day's radio programming with bands orchestras talk shows and news slots. Items include The Gospelfires Jack Sexcordens Band Viva and many AP News updates plus local acts like Shady Valley Folks Mustard and Gravy and Jackie Hill Show.
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WAGF
Malone
AP News
Shady Valley Folks
Leighton Nobles
Orch
Bible Readers Club
Lart & Mound
Jackie Hill
ALK News
Florida Playboys
Victor H. Lindiahr
Phil Moore
Flock
Lopez
MBS
Farm Fair
John J. Anthony
Smiley
Queen
Garrett
Goodyear
King's Men
Ergkine Johnson
Rimston
Joe Retchman
Thomas Peluso
Tha Sea Hound
Tha Mily Twins
Stoniend Strinek
Tom Min
MPS
Truth and light quoted in palace room exchange
A fragmentary news note cites James 3 16 on envy and confusion. Charles Jennens invites reporters to a palace room for a glass while praising a premier for blunt, hard work and honesty with Poland. He urges reporters to tell the truth and visit to learn more.
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Poland
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