Subscriptions and Rates Amid Static Editorials
The fragment describes subscription rates and delivery terms by various carriers and papers, mentioning monthly and weekly plans, with references to expenses in dollars and separate notices for daily and Sunday editions. The text also includes misquoted agency lines and religious quotations, indicating a mixed, damaged clipping.
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Cerrar
Mali
Maluiburd
Cutexde
Alabama
Cenrrs
Flocda
Maer Rose Sundag
Screwball Letter Proposes World Peace Plan
A South Charleston West Virginia correspondent offers a 12 point program to solve all ills, raise living standards, and banish war. He pledges to quit his chemical engineering job if 1,000,000 Liberty Lovers donate ten cents each to fund his efforts. The piece jokes readers should shop around for cheaper leadership.
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South Charleston
W. Va
United States
Opposition Grows to Raising State Income Tax Exemption
Revenue Survey Commission in Montgomery weighs cutting family head exemption from 3000 to 2000 as part of debate over state income tax revenues. Public input and taxpayer reaction loom large, with voters wary of higher taxes after constitutional amendment talks of surpluses last October.
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Montgomery
Postwar wreckage warns drivers on Alabama highways
The Tuscaloosa area sees a sharp rise in auto wrecks after wartime speed limits ended. State Patrol logged 32 wrecks on the Tuscaloosa highway near the recent football game route, urging motorists to recall vehicles’ limits and exercise caution to prevent injuries and deaths.
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Wales
Wis
Tuscaloosa
State Highway Patrol
The Cost of War and the Hope for Utopia
A speculative figure of 1.384 trillion dollars frames the cost of World War I and armaments, with United States 1.754 trillion, Russia 192 billion, Britain 120 billion, and Axis powers Germany 274 billion, Italy 94 billion, Japan 56 billion. The piece argues the money bought destruction and warns war must not recur. It notes public longing for peace and describes lingering quiet at Napier Field after air operations stop, stressing the danger of complacency and the need for continued vigilance.
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China
United States
Russia
United Kingdom
Alan
Germany
Italy
Japan
James IT . Brady
American University At
Sanner
Frankin Delano Roosevelt
Passamacuoddys
Florida Canal
St. Lawrence
TVA
Far Eastern Advisory Committee Reaches Agreement Amid Tense Talks
The Far Powers Advisory Committee members reported full agreement on policy toward China and Japan after a long meeting in Washington. Dean Acheson spoke on friendship with Russia in New York and a labor management conference near breakdown failed to agree on proposed anti labor measures.
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Isher
Murray
Washington
Herbert Fyxal
State Department
Far Powers
BNR
Evatt
Laurence Todd
Correspunde
Ruspan
Todd
Red Henry
Eric Johnston
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of Ameriia
John A Stephens
U.S. Steel
Almon E. Roth
Roth
Stephens
Sarnoff
Tohnston
John |Oston
Stacy
CIO
AFL
John Clement
Pennsylvania Railroad
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
Graves contemplates atomic power and the moral questions raised by nuclear research. He cites Einstein and Wheeler, ponders Roosevelt's wartime role, and notes a War Department marker at Warm Springs commemorating Roosevelt’s 1928 gubernatorial decision.
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John Temple Graves
Franklin Roosevelt
Warm Springs
New York
War Department
Mr. Roosevelt
Radio Programs a AGE TOOT AS 6 45-Inmde Of Sport 7.00
A dense schedule of radio programs lists a variety of shows and times across networks AP News MBS and local stations. Highlights include Hercule Poirot detective drama at 7 30 and Meet The Press at 10 30 with numerous music hours and news blocks throughout the day.
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Inmde
Hercule Poirot
Church of Christ
Scientist Treasury
AP News
Geo. Sterney
Orch
Paul Baron
Oreh
Joe Reichman
U S. Marine Rand
MBS
Clyde McCay
Newsports
MRBS
Chicago
Gray Goodin
Katte Spivak
Saturday Radio Schedule Highlights and Times
A compact listing of radio programs across channels featuring the Rupper Club, Truth or Consequence, Grand Old Opry, National Barn Dance, Can You Tap This, Symphony Hour, and other Variety and News shows. Includes time slots from 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM with multiple names, hosts, and program titles noted.
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TRE Natworka
Nbe-Haale Minutae Serlae
Cbn
Dhs
Blind Dale
Arlene Pranemmde
Kal Aiardner
Duffy's Tavern
Abe Kate Smith
Abe
Faroue
Abe Lytman
Hanny Kaye
Biu-Basle Moore
Helen Hayes
Bracadey
Cha Joba
Abeche
Noah Webster
Nbe
South America
Riley
Abe Dick Haymes
Ondy Herman
Kxbe
Abe Tonal Barrymore
Dhr
Boston Symphony
Abe Beaton
Canova
Abe Ree
Hie Gang
Abe Jimmy Corner
Npe
Lost items near Minnie T Heard school in Dothan
A reader appeals to the public to return lost clothing found on the playground behind Minnie T Heard school on West Burdeshaw Street. The note cites a leather jacket and a brown wool zipper sweater lost by an 11 year old boy, asking holders to bring items to the school or return them to Johnny Mack Creel.
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the Eagle
Dothan
Minnie T. Heard
West Burdeshaw St
Johnny Mack Creel
Churchill's rally distinct but uncertain in British vote
London reports show Churchill leading a strong but brittle attack in parliament as the Conservatives fail to derail the Labour government. The piece notes Labour's mandate for socialism, fears of regimentation, and lingering Anglo American tensions about the leftward shift, with reflections on Ramsay MacDonald and past debates.
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London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
England
Mac
United States
America
Britain
William Temple
Arch
Canterbury
Ramsay MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Labor
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