Fragmented dispatch on European conflict and defense
A garbled 1926 dispatch discusses European hostility and defensive measures. It mentions misstatements, grievances, redress, and a general appeal to unity. The text references Atlantic, Detroit and New York bidders and hints at military or diplomatic stakes, with scattered phrases about defense and national concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leresticata
Tharos
Eellt-Ith CO
Nasional Rapreesate
Hees Cileses Brenxing
Crics
Gu Graster
New York
Waterman
Atlantic Bid
Let There Be Light and Mortal Destiny
Excerpted reflections on divine permanence and human purpose cite Ecclesiastes and Owen Meredith. The lines emphasize God’s unalterable plan and humans as instruments of heavenly will, framing life as destined, not authored by man.
Postwar Bases and Bermuda in U.S. Policy Debate
The piece argues against Congress meddling in Anglo American defense policy. It notes Senator McKellar’s call for Britain to grant permanent U.S. possession of Bermuda and West Indian islands, arguing such leases and diplomacy are wiser than unilateral seizures. It stresses U.S. need for allied security in Europe and Pacific, urging cooperation over disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator McKellar
Great Britain
United States
Bermuda
West Indian Islands
Europe
Roosevelt
Britain
Germany
Allied plan to occupy Germany and Japan after surrender
Roosevelt confirmed Allies will occupy Germany and Japan even if surrendered, angering no nation but curbing future aggression. Agreement exists to assign occupation zones though details remain to be worked out, aiming to prevent a repeat of postwar inaction and future wars. Also notes a sharp drop in cigarette production due to labor shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Germany
Japan
Aous
Roundabout on Dumbarton Oaks Talks and Peace Plans
Washington describes the Dumbarton Oaks conference as a fragile first step toward world peace, with debates over an international police force and the balance of power among the Big Four. Russian plans favor a four-power council and smaller-nation assembly, while Roosevelt resists a standing force and favors individual national armies for deterrence. Fiorello La Guardia declines a Rome mission unless he can wear a U.S. uniform, reflecting wartime loyalty and political complexity.
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Washington
Dumbarton Oaks
Uys
Kés Agans
Dewey
Cordell Hull
Uough
Sunner Welles
Fulbright
Hull 16
Russia
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Hull
Moscow
Et ‘al
Gromyko
Victor Hu
League of Nations
State Department
Ed Stettinius
Robert Woods Bliss
Stettinius
Allah
Mildred
Robert W. Bliss
League
Chicago
Wendell Willkie
Germany
Hitler
Rhineland
Europe
U. S. Senate
CA Guardia
Italy
New York
Fiorello la Guardia
Rome
U. S
la Guardia
Little Flower
Samson
Nasong
Civ
Pat
Itaivstport
Resenman
Sanctions on union workers draw harsh critique in press
In a harsh critique from New York, the piece questions Adm Bowen and War Manpower’s sanctions against hundreds of union machinists for refusing overtime. It argues civilians should not face draft board reporting or rationing punishment without trial, and condemns postwar economic coercion and blacklists as undemocratic.
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Japan
Germany
New York
San Francisco
Harold G. Bowen
Navy
Fred M. Vinson
War Manpower Commission
Army
Philadelphia
Ull
Radio Programs On The Networks Monday Schedule
A dense listing of radio shows and times across networks for Monday evening and Tuesday morning. Programs include Mercer's Music Shop, The Bob Hawk Quiz, The Cavalcade of America, Lum and Abner, Sherlock Holmes, Five Minutes News, The Nineties Revue, Screen Test, Vacation Serenade Concert, and various news commentaries. Notable names include Lionel Barrymore, Raymond Gram Swing, Johnny Morgan, and Cecil Brown.
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Mercer
Nbe-Bank
Dhs
Horace Wect
Ais
Bio Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nbe
Cbe Volney
Carolyn Gilbert
Nick Carter
Sarlal—mhy
Howard Barlow
Pbe
Dbebasle
Arlene Francie
Sherlock Holmen
Dr. Watson
Mbss
Ebs
Lionel Barrymoore
Rbs
Wer
Gabriel Haytter
Profeqtionale
Herb
Marshall Os
Dha
Music of Worship
Wallenstein
Orches
Nbe Screen Guild
Dbs
Raymond Gram
Blu Henry Gladstone
Ted Malone
England
Blu
Johnny Morgan
Bob Hawk
P. Barnes
German retreat and Seine bridgehead threaten Paris defense
Allied air power isolates German forces in western Europe as a Senne crossing near Manises 25 miles northwest of Paris forms a dangerous trap. Patton’s armor presses around Paris while Canadians crush breakout near Falaise. The push into Southern France advances with Toulon base nearly surrounded and Marseille within reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Paris
France
Senne
Manises
Texpital
Patian
Seine
Yast
Naii
Kluge
7Th
Normandy
Rive
Elbezuf
Rouen
Royal Airforce
Fifteenth Army
Rhine
Falaise
Iran
Tod-Y
Toulon
Rhone
Marseille
Spivey Wounded In France During World War II
Jessie C. Spivey, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Spivey of Dothan route four, was seriously wounded in France on July 28 after 23 months overseas with action in North Africa and Sicily and stints in England. George P Ethridge Jr son of Mr and Mrs George Ethridge of Richland Ga has received his wings and been commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army Air Corps at Williams Field Chandler Arizona.
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Rosenman
Elmer Davis
GWI
Pearl Harbor
Davis
Saipan
Guam
White House
Pa’ Watson
North Carolina
Pope Field
Gale
Fort Bragg
N.C
Navy
Jessie C. Spivey
Floyd. Spivey
Dothan Route Four
France
War Department
North Africa
Sicily
England
Ethridge
George P. Ethridge, Jr
George FP. Ethridge
Richland, Ga
Army Air Corps
Williams Field
Chandler
Arizona
Musical Impression Roundup in Aperture of News
A garbled OCR led to a scatter of names and topics: Buddy Clark, Bing Crosby, and various music features. The item appears as an arts roundup noting concerts, a treasury, and a concert master, with scattered mentions of Norway and science excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP News
Buddy Clark
American Girls In Action Treasury Sones Norway
Bing Crosby
Science Chapel
Robert Cline Buried At Daleva Funeral Rites Held
Robert Cline was buried at Daleva after funeral services conducted by Rev Stroger. Survivors include daughters Mrs Daleve and Min Jake Talladera, three brothers Le Fese Obe Wells Coley Wells Clem Wells Henry Wells, two sisters Mrs Hartford and Ma Aden of Montgomery, pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed. Burial followed at the local cemetery with Holman Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Pre Daleve
Min Jake
Talladera
Aix
le Fese Obe
Wells
Grave
Daleville
Coley Wels
Drise
Clem Wety
Henry Wenx
Hartford
Ma Aden
Montgomery
Pallberreys
Murry Wells
Johnson
Foun
Newnes
Young
Ay 4 Penen
Dothan
Holman No
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West
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Ancrecuns
Emner Ce
Ersbaiastes
Dentiny
Owen Meredith
Islands
Pacific
Jimmy Deese
Bilan
Eversess
Admura
Drew Pearson
Rustle
Maifere
Yom Pegles
Power Commission
By Galbraith
Jeg
Amy
WAGF
Rudy Looter
AP Newa
Grant AP
Tatum Trade Winds
Vahears
Baek Review
Garren
Veleei
Ruffer
Srewente
Jerre
Wapne Tranoe
Titore
Br Dewitt Mackeweee
Life Insurance
J. Whit Ki
Pheme
N. St. Andews
Robert Cline
Daleva
Rainer Sie
Kodak
Duroc Jersey Boars
Southside Grant Company
Geantte and Maere Monuments
Ki — Coy Fm
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Sanitar' Dairy
Jopronermst Ernst
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Bothanmla
Dixie Trande & Storage
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Paster, Dethen
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