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Fragmented text from The Dothan Eagle includes mixed unrelated names and garbled lines about subscription rates and public notices. It references The Associated Press and mentions Roosevelt era rhetoric on national training. The readable portions show a public notices style with subscriptions, rates, and editorial content.
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Feist Gely Ried Etonis
Tee Ear Pubists Co & Parents
Edsut Kuitte Es Willam Theosore Mall Ehant Ty Taka
Hab
Faith That Wears Well Through Experience
A quoted passage reflecting on faith as belief in God and as a force proven by experience. It cites Hebrews 11 6 and a Lowell line about conviction forged by harsh testing, emphasizing steadfast trust and reward for diligent seeking.
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Lowell
Compulsory training debate shapes postwar policy
The nation weighs a one year postwar training program for youths 20 to 23 blending military and civilian work. President Roosevelt notes public approval is essential and cites war facilities and CCC gains as proof of potential benefits for physical, mental, and disciplinary improvement, while outlining costs and the role of veterans support.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
War Dept records gap alarms on front supplies
In a Senate inquiry General Clay admitted the War Department lacked a reliable record of the quality and quantity of supplies sent to the front, suggesting large amounts may be unaccounted. He and Senator Kilgore sparred over expected armament stocks, with Clay claiming 18 months to two years of small arms on hand, plus about 100 days at the front, while unknowns remained in transit and storage. The Mead Committee plans deeper probes into surplus disposal and the War Production Board's conclusions. Diplomatic notes highlight Adolf Berle's postwar talks and Beaverbrook wine diplomacy, amid efforts to match prestige with scarce Rhine wine. Fort Knox observers report Nazi-like prejudice affecting Jewish officers and dining policy.
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Washington
Lewissay
Wat Wees
Trumaniow Meads
War Department
Clay
General Pershing
WPB
V. Lewis Bassie
Irving Kaplan
War Production Board
Mead Committee
Quartermaster Corps
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Adolf Herle
Berle
Britain
Russia
Harvard
Beaverbrook
London
Lord Beaverbrook
Germany
Harold George
Air Transport Command
Fort Knox
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Hoover’s Roberts report take on pre Pearl Harbor spying
The piece questions Hoover and the FBI’s pre December 7 1941 actions in Hawaii. It notes Roberts Committee findings that Army Intelligence treated matters as a joke, and discusses limits on tapping wires and copying radiograms due to official restraint. It also critiques Short and Kimmel for not pushing investigations and ponders political influence on the FBI.
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New York
John Edgar Hoovax
FBI
Pearl Harbor
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Democratic Party
Honolu
Chie
Hoover
Admiral Kimmel
General Short
Roberts Committee
Roberts
John Edgar Hoover
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Navy
Petulias
Kimmel
Aahu
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Tara
Oahu
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PBY
Hawaii
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Tokio
Francis Biddle
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Roosevelt
Washington
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Remembering Frank E. Brown A Builder of Dothan
A Dothan reader honors Frank E. Brown and his father H. H. Brown for major local improvements and trusted workmanship. The letter recalls their reputation for honesty and quality, noting that they avoided cutting corners even at potential monetary cost, and urges reflection on character over wealth.
War Today: Allied Victory Nearing in Northwest France
The Associated Press reports General Sir Bernard Manton declares the war near decisive victory as Patton's bridgeheads across the Seine threaten Paris. He notes German defenses crumbling, but warns Hitler may unleash rocket bombs or poison gas. The piece recalls Ypres gas use in 1915 and Key writing the Star Spangled Banner during Ft. McHenry siege.
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Bermerd Mantoners
Armuee
Theotoma
France
Cranne
Patton
Seine
Paris
Allis
Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
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Hme
Fuehrer
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Britain
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Ypres
Francis Scott Key
Ft. McHenry
Remark on Frank Brown’s Life Inspires Do Than Community
The tribute praises Frank Brown as a son of worthy parents, noting his sunny disposition, sweet smile, and absolute honesty. It highlights his constancy and readiness to do more than required, presenting a refreshing reflection for the community.
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Frank Brown
Dothan
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