Daily Review Advertises Subscriptions and Notices 1947
The issue lists subscription rates by mail and motor route across Alabama Georgia and Florida. It notes prices 815.60 annual by mail and Sunday delivery, 31.30 monthly, and 1.00 for Sunday service where available. Includes terms for classified notices obituaries and resolutions at two cents a word and quotes Thomas Jefferson on liberty.
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Carter
Moon
Alabame
Georgia
Snd
Alabama
Florida
Commodores Shelved as Navy Ends Rank After War
The U S Navy will not have Commodores after January 1 and will reduce the rank, returning nearly 500 Captains to the rank of Commander as part of a broad postwar reorganization. Three Commodores will remain on foreign duty until reassignment. A Commodore is equivalent to a Brigadier General in the Army.
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Navy
Army
Fa Praia
Rious
Alabama and the Met Open A Culture Gap in Opera
Alabama remains far from major arts centers with 2,500,000 residents and limited exposure to opera while the Met faces backlash over patron behavior at a New York opening. George A. Sloan of the Met asserts the organization does not judge ticket buyers and disavows a code of manners for its few misbehaving patrons.
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Ner
George A. Slau
Association
Boan
Opera
Slamn
Met
Sloan
Meon
GOP Leaders Face Criticism as 1843 Elections Loom
Republican figures including Senator Aiken and former governor Stassen urge a top to bottom GOP reorganization after losses and faltering confidence. Democrats enjoy a quieting mood as Truman’s popularity rebounds, while party leadership faces renewed pressure.
Gov James EO Feotearmm to honor MISSES YO THSes
Fragmentary report recounts an official ceremony where Governor James EO Feotearmm planned to recognize service and show appreciation. It mentions preparations and a visit related to a carnival princesses event, with unclear details about attendees and outcomes.
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Seruice Staut
Folcorn
Consimas Carsvat
Reses
Paratrooper Tragedy and Army Cover-Up scrutinized
Drew Pearson profiles military blunders over paratrooper losses in Sicily and Normandy. He cites Secretary Symington and generals, noting punishment for dissent and a push for peacetime conscription while protective measures for airborne troops lag. The piece highlights Laux and Dun as cases of retaliation against officers who urged investigations.
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Sicily
Acta
Reese
Dow
Ft. Trace
Stuart Symington
Air
Namgaun
Air Corps
Symingtom
Benny Mevers
Skuls. i
Meyers
Ecolumn
Congress
White House
Col
Dav'd Laux
Siberia
Secretary of War
Laux
Nome
Alaska
Bris
Roy Aloysity Dun
Britken
Pacific
Washington
Hucredtta
Normandy
Williams
Baroy
Mediterranean
Iar
Lee
Aef
France
Tam
Reret
Cocamia
Bielgit
Debate on monopoly and labor power in American free enterprise
A column argues that monopolies in industry and labor's growing sway threaten free enterprise. It praises Carey Haigler and Walter Reuther while warning against a corporate state blending labor and management under fixed profit rules, citing Mussolini as a cautionary parallel and stressing public interests.
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Carey Hargier
CIO
Alabama
Werhich
Dalattee
Dabor
Monopoly
Bfr. Haigier
United States
Philp Murray
Ford
Chevrolet
Plimouth
Walter Reuther
Haigler
Walter Rarther
Reuther
John Lewis
Lewis
Mussolini
Italy
Rearher
Anister
Heutner
Across History At A Critical Crossroads Quotes Weaves
At a historical crossroads, leaders including General Dwight D. Eisenhower and General Lucius J. Clay weigh leadership, defense, and peace. The waning threat of war centers on ideas and policies, not just armed conflict, with comments from Rep. Walter H. Judd and others on Germany, Europe, and global stability.
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America
Dwight Dbd, Easenhower
Army
Russia
Walter H. Judd
World Today Analysis Skews On Soviet Actions And West Reactions
Dewitt Mackenzie reports an AP analysis noting foreign affairs tensions as Soviet bloc moves draw Western concern. The piece discusses leadership decisions, potential responses, and the broader implications for U S policy and alliance dynamics amid shifting global power.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Communists Linked to Moscow Across Europe
A 1943 dissolution document lists seventeen signers, including seven who now lead major communist parties in Europe. Notably Palmiro Togliatti leads the Italian Communist Party and Jacques Duclos, a French official, is widely blamed as a Kremlin agent shaping policy worldwide. The passage argues Moscow has field marshals in France and Italy and that Red tactics appear where communism has solid footing.
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Comintern
Communist General Staff For
Alledgedly
Palmiro Togliatti
Moscow
Jacques Duclos
Kremlins
Duclos
Earl Branger
Communist Party
United States
France
Italy
Hal Boyle's Column New York Post war era philanthropy odd moments
Hal Boyle notes postwar philanthropy has odd moments. In Manhattan an Irish hack driver kills his horse to feed starving Europe and is arrested. In Italy two small war damaged towns receive aid, highlighting uneven relief efforts.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Manhattan
Europe
Italy
Controversy Over Aid Shares Highlights European Gift Efforts
The piece contrasts a New York cabdriver’s humane act with clashes in Nettuno and Avry over $100,000 in Allied relief gifts for Anzio. Mayors quarrel over a share while Dunkirk and Freddonia raised funds for battered Italy. A horse Portaslain dies for Europe, meat condemned by health authorities.
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U. S
Eured
Aasio
Neituno
Suarinz
Lew
Ivan Horkin
Portactlain
New York
Rouch Central Park
Horkin
Hanson
Portaslain
Hornat
Europe
Win
Mayo
Ireland
Sin
Evdorent
U.eorg
Easemeernica Europana Selief
Anzio
Dunkirk
Walter F. Murray
Derkirk
Hokin
Portalain
Colonel Laux Goes to Nome Amid Army Blunder
A column hints Colonel Laux will travel to Nome Alaska with orders beyond mere travel to address a significant Army error. The piece promises fuller reporting in a forthcoming column and notes potential corrective actions by Secretary Ar Swm and others.
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Laux
Msm
Nome
Alaska
Ar Swm
Netan
Bell Syndicate
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