Subscription Rates and Postal Notices in 1945
Subscription rates and delivery by motor mail service are listed for Alabama Georgia and Florida with prices for three months. The notice from December 9, 1945, includes carrier service details and terms, plus a thank you to subscribers and obituaries.
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Osthan
Alabems
Malisr
Carrie
Mall
Georgie
Puce
Dat
Bary
Alabama
Mad Daily
Motor Bevis
Let There Be Light Justice and Judgment Motto
A brief reflective note quotes scripture about justice and truth. It includes a line about mercy and truth before the throne and a secular maxim equating justice with truth in action. The piece frames law and ethics as guiding principles.
Yamashita Found Guilty and Sentenced to Death
A U S military court convicts Lieut. Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita for atrocities by Japanese forces under his command. He receives the death penalty, a verdict viewed as establishing a precedent for handling future war crimes in the Pacific.
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Tomoyuki Yamashita
Tiger of
Malaya
Court of Justice
Gen. Yamashita
Japan
Yamashita
Yameshita
Philippines Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Pacific
Isill
Itoo
No Monuments Please Reflect On Charity And Pearl Harbor Inquiry
The essay contrasts medieval and modern philanthropy noting Maimonides and various giving motivations. It then assesses Congress's Pearl Harbor investigation, calling it informative despite political theater and its goal of unveiling higher-ups involved, while urging readers to continue listening amid shortages and busy minds.
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Moses Maimonides
Wap
Special Congressional Committee
Pearl Harbor
Republicans prepare for 1948 national campaign maneuvers
Washington report outlines GOP strategy under Senate and House leaders. Senator John Danaher of Connecticut urges Republicans to challenge federal job holders and New Deal beneficiaries, stressing the need to use republican language rather than democracy. Other notes cover Missouri figures and UNRRA funding debates with lawmakers like Adolf Sabath, Eugene Cox, and Mrs. Dana Bachus amid Cold War tensions and embassy diplomacy.
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Truman
Missouri
Washington
Nevong
John Danaher
Connecticut
GOP Congres
Unitun
Brien McMahon
Republicas Gla
Thos
Dansher
Danaher
Chester Davis
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Davis
Vinson
Justice Byrnes
Judge Vinson
White House
Federal Reserve Bank of
Snyder
Stalin” Cox
House of Representatives
Congress
Iman Adolf Sabath
Dinois
UNRRA
Jas Howard Smith
Virginia
Eugene Cox
Georgia
Dana Bachus
Women’s Action Committee For Lasting Peace
Edgar Ansel Mowrer
Congressman Cox
Cox
Rules Committee
Democracy and China policy in a divided nation
John Temple Graves argues that global peace relies on strong democracy in China under Chiang Kai-shek, not Yenan. He criticizes U S neutrality, urges continued support for Chiang, and notes diplomatic tensions over ambassadorial appointments and policy reporting within the State Department.
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China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Yenan
Chiang
Chungking
Mao Tsetung
Chiang Kai- Shek
Roosevelt
Churchill
Cairo
Washington
Chiang Kai. Shek
Japan
Radio Programs and Musical Schedule Listing
A dense radio program guide lists numerous broadcasts and times across stations such as AP News MBS and WAGP. It catalogs musical acts like Os, Martine Orch, Silent WAGP, and various religious, educational, and entertainment slots including Sunday School, Old Fashioned Revival, Bible Readers Club, and Operatic Revue. The fragmentary schedule names many performers, venues, and program blocks without a single cohesive event.
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WAGF
AP News
Mactia
Chavlain
Jim
MBS
Adu
Bill Cunningham
King Crosby
Lutheran Hawr
Land of the
Martina Orch
Oginian
Ova
Alexander
Buerd
Srike Jones
IBS
Inm
Hillman
Les Elgart
Honday
Pon Rurly
Bradley Sui
Jaws
Bible Readers Club
Finn Maxwell
We TT. Burkett
ParmaTour AL
Morton Downey
Hei Heron
Ore
U. S. Naval Academy
Enes
Lopez
Minndard Mise
Cholr
Don Schirmer
Hollywood
O— Erskine Sehasan
Hae Breyere
Mutual
Molen
Toa
Sante Roy Acull
Smokey Mountain
Sunday Radio Schedule Roundup Highlights
A historical network rundown lists programs across the evening from 6 to 10 with shows like Jack Benny, The Thin Man Adventures, Five Minutes News, Blondix, Crime Doctor, Sunday Evening Symphony, and Phil Baker's Take It or Leave It. Notable entries include Walter Winchell guests, James Melton and Annamary Dickey, and a two hour Variety and News block.
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Jack Benny
Dhs
Drew Pearson
Abe
Bandayon
Abe Blondix
Dagwood
Quik Kids
Joe Kelly
M. C
Charlie McCarthy
Edgar Berger
Abe Merlin Hurt
Beulah
Fred Allen
Cbe
Cha Walter Winchell
Hollywood
Aloum
Abe James Melton
Annamary Dickey
Che
Jimmie Fidler
Phil Spitainy
Girl Orek
Abe Phil Baker
Guild
Parky
Abe We
People
Ebs
Letters To Editor Praise for Count Your Blessings
A reader from Montgomery Alabama praises The Eagle editorial Count Your Blessings reprinted in the Journal. The correspondent, Roland G Mushat, commends the piece and hopes similar editorials appear more often in papers.
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the Eagle
Journal
Roland G Mushat Montgomery
Ala
Discharged Sergeant Norris D Head from Army service
Norris D Head husband of the former Ruby Wakefield of Columbia was discharged at the Separation Center AAF Regional and Convalescent Hospital Coral Gables Florida after 46 months in the Army. He served 21 months in the Pacific theater with the Fiji Air Force in the Philippines and also time in the European Theater with the Eighth Air Force. He is authorized to wear the Purple Heart, Good Conduct ribbon, European African Middle Eastern and Asiatic Pacific ribbons, and the Philippine Liberation ribbon with two battle stars. He entered service January 1942 at Camp Wolters Texas and trained at New Orleans AAB Louisiana before transfer overseas.
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Norris D. Head
Ruby Wakefield
E. E. Wakefield
Columbia
Army
Separation Center
AAF
Coral Cables
Fla
Fijih
Philippines
Eighth Air Force
Camp Wolters
Texas
New Orleans Aab
Logue's Lore Week of community events and meals across Gordon to Greenville
A writer details a busy week of local gatherings from Gordon to Cottonwood and Columbia including a barbecue, a successful bond sale, Lions Club and Lions events, and the Log Rollers Convention at Woodmen of the World hall. He praises community fellowship, notes generous hosts and cooks, and compliments Johnny Ingram's leadership, with a final nod to June 1942 and the Head family in Greenville Texas.
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Weil
Gordon, Ale
BH Cumbdie
Gordon
Woodmen of the World
Hell
Tom Holland
J. W. Yeomans
Johnny Ingram
Johnny
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Vinge
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Red China
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United States
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Bhe Adviser He General MacArthur
Tokyo
the Bells 'Syndicate, Inc
Logue’s Lore
John T. White
Cottonwood
Uncle John
Houston County
Lions Club
Robert Ramsey
Albert West
Robert
Taave
Walter Oakley
Merritt
Petergon
By Galbraith
Mocaha Service
Nouncement
Pitunday We Overseas
New Guinea
R Sing Tex Ment Speigner Concrete
J. L. Harry
St Andrews
E. Troy Fang
Gulf Oils & Grease Station
the Service
Roy Scarboorough
Jock Wee South Oates
Crawford
Houston County Farmers Exchange
Alas Granger
Mgr
Pase
Berkeley
Eost
Houston Marble Works
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