Boswell amendment drives Alabama voting reform debate
The State Democratic Executive Committee plans to spend 3500 on a campaign to adopt the Boswell Amendment, with supporters arguing it tightens voter registration while opponents warn of racial manipulation. Chairman Gessner T. McCorvey frames the proposal as lawful and necessary to prevent unqualified voters, particularly in Black Belt counties, from inflating poll lists.
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Gessner T. “McCorvey
State - Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Executive Committee
McCorvey
Alabama
Black Belt
Bell
Boards of Registrars
It Takes Bull to Get a Cow Colosseum
A terse, industry-teasing remark hints at the struggle behind a major arena project. The line juxtaposes livestock imagery with the challenge of building a large venue, underscoring the daunting effort, costs, and political will required to realize such a public works plan.
Big Jim Folsom Draws Attention in Washington Week
Alabama governor hopeful James "Big Jim" Folsom visits Washington, meeting President Truman at a high profile dinner with figures like Henry Wallace and Bartley Crum. The event highlights Alabama political influence and Truman’s stance on Palestine, Russia, and Liberal Republicans.
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Big Jim’ Folsom
Alabama
Washington
Truman
Russia
Palestine
Arkansas
White House
John Steelman
Alabama College
Hugo Black
John Sparkman
Jaster Hill
Folsom
Bob Hannegan
Henry Wallace
Agriculture
Clinton Anderson
Tom Clark
Stuart Symington
Democratic Committee
Ed Prichard
OPA
Paul Porter
Charley Denny
Hill
Senate
Leslie Biffle
Secretary of the Treasury
Ed Foley
Naval
Clark Clifford
Matt Connelly
Democratic
George Killion
Richard Laxey
Hannegan
Roosevelt
Sparkman
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
This column argues the South must reconsider party loyalties as Republicans gain in the era of the New Deal. It urges Southern voters to accept overtures from Republican leaders, warning that the party must shed its long habit of denouncing the region and speak positively to win support.
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Carroll Reece
Tennessee
South
Congress
Nicholas Murray Butler
Republican Party
Reece
Voices On War, Religion And Peace From Leaders
A collection of quotes from public figures including OPA head Paul A Porter Commerce Secretary Wallace and others on production price controls postwar peace and religious influence. Prominent voices critique church state roles unions blocs and the pace of peace efforts amid global tensions.
Manchuria Fears War as Communists Hold Key Region
The article argues Manchuria is the pivotal battlefield as Chinese Communists consolidate control with Russian backing. It notes decades of conflict in the region, the Nationalists’ southern retreat, and the likelihood of a prolonged civilian toll unless civil strife ends. It cites Yenan’s new government and envisioning a Soviet linked future.
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Manchuria
Asia
China
Japan
Kwantung Army
Red Army
Siberia
Yenan
Russia
Blood-Testing Now Compulsory In 14 Alabama Counties
In Montgomery Alabama the State Health Department says compulsory blood testing for syphilis is complete in 14 counties under a 1943 act. Tests target ages 14 to 50 with treatment for those infected, with Henderson of Wilcox as sponsor and his home county first to implement the program, followed by Sumter Russell Marion Dale Fortston Morgan Etowah Jefferson Calhoun Clebourne Lee Talladega Clay.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Health Department
Bruce Henderson
Wilcox
Henderson
Wicox
Sumter
Russel
Marion
Dale
Ftnston
Morgan
Etowah
Jefferson
Calhoun
Clebourne
Lee
Talledeza
Clay
Turner Pine Company president Horace Turner Sr dies at 66
Horace Samford Turner Sr. of Mobile Alabama, 66, president of the Turner Pine and Turner Timber Companies, died at home after a four week illness. Survivors include his widow Nettie Felder Turner, three daughters, three sons, two brothers and a sister.
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Mobile
Ala
Horace Samford Turner, Sr
Turner Pine Company
Turner Timber Company
Nettie Felder Turner
Maple sugar business drivers among Canadian farmers
About 50,090 Canadian farmers and landowners engage in maple sugar production. This sizable group spans rural regions and farming communities, sustaining a traditional industry tied to seasonal tapping, processing, and local markets.
Radio Programs on the Networks Thursday Schedule
A dense schedule lists NBC ABC CBS and other outlets with programs from 5:15 pm through 2 am. Includes World News, suspense plays, music, dramas, crime drama, var iety shows, and serials featuring hosts Lanny Ross Raymond, Meredith Wilson, Gordon Jenkins, Jack Haley, Jay C Flippine, Harry Koren, and more.
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Nelson Olmsterd
Playhouse
Abner
Abe
Meredith Wilson
FBI
Muale Hall
Horton
Abe Gordon Jenkins
Jack Haley
Nbetas
Dhs
Sbe
Vaurhn Monroe
Nbe
Jay C. Flippine
Harry Koren
Orch
Sa-Bomb
Nhe
Finnegan
Nbr-Basie Music Shop
Variety
Ehubhit
Wanted a place to call home in postwar 1946
Ruth Millett notes that thousands of families seek a simple dwelling. They ask for a roof and four walls, willing to live in converted spaces, with no demand for size or luxury. For them, housing is the sole priority, and 1946 will be a good year if they find a place to call home.
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Russia
Truman
Trunnan
Jimmie Byrnes
Paris
State Department
Ruth Millett
NEA
Blind golfers aid each other at Augusta course
In Augusta Maine William P Gilman guided and estimated distances for his blind partner Richard McAllister during a round at the Augusta course. When a wall went missing in the woods Gilman located it, proving his teammate relied on his aid.
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Augusta
Ricard McAllister
William P.gilman
Gilman
Let There Be Light Sermon Echoes Hypocrisy Critique
A fragmentary religious remark cites Mark 7 6 on hypocrites honoring with lips while hearts stay distant. The text compares mortified men to little church images, suggesting outward piety masks insincerity and puppetry in worship.
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