Publication Rates and Subscription Details
Public for subscription rates and mailing details appear, listing carriage routes, zones in Alabama Georgia and Florida, rates by week month and six months. The notice covers daily Sunday mail, motor delivery where available, and pricing including two cent obituaries and general notices, with authority from Associated Press and local publication standards.
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Georgian
Florida
Mall
Sundae
Alstuena
Gomrezin
Let There Be Light Poem Quotation Cited
A 1946 Thursday date features a religious excerpt with a biblical verse from Ephesians 2 4 5 noting God rich in mercy loving humanity and offering divine quickening through Christ Pope references and doctrinal tone in the text
Reaction Chain: Government gents in standoff eve of standoff
Fragmented OCR reads like a chaotic report on authorities and arrestees near a tense urban area. It mentions preparations, public order, and police activity with unclear sequence. Names, dates, and places are obscured, but the piece hints at an imminent confrontation or enforcement action.
Virginia Republican committeeman plans test vote on key issue
Fragmentary text indicates Virginia political figures, including Harley McKouas and Hallanhan, discussing an upcoming test vote or inquiry related to a national committee, with references to reelection and party roles. Details are unclear due to damaged source.
Strange View Detail From Unclear Crime Report
A fragmentary OCR text references a 34 year old ser of Geet Besta and a deputy or official, with mentions of travel, charges, and a case. The readable items include an accusation, travel, and potential court actions but lack clear dates, places, or outcomes.
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Rasdeigh Cheoaechal
American Legion helps oust housing advocate amid Truman probe
Washington report details how the American Legion, urged by the National Association of Home Builders, mounted a campaign to end Housing Administrator Wilson Wyatt’s veterans housing program. Despite Legion efforts, lawmakers and veterans pressed on as leadership shifts suggested replacing Wyatt with an emergency board, while debates over housing policy intensified amid wartime housing needs and political maneuvering at the White House and GOP conventions.
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American Legion
Ickes
Truman
Cleveland
GOP
Coesention
Washington
White House
Wilson Wyatt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Louis Starr
Amvets
Ray Sawyer
American Veterans Committee
Charles Bolte
Wyatt
San Francisco
National Association of Home Builders
Auy
Sen Frarecen
Paul Griffith
Garren
Criffith
Uniseau
Federal Housing Administration
Flo
Medenalio
Wratt
Grush
Josef
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Hornsioe
Pistach Capen
Sarathan
Rye
Lewis
Sas
Hitler
Nateon
Arereegs Armboesicdor
George We
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Roenibbean
Hans Venta
George Beedeg
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Fiori
Towa Dorsiot
Harrison Spangler
Towa
Bender
Tova
Convertion Hall
GOP Shuens Park
Cocumitee
Weary Ride From 1904 To 450th Car Anniversary
A jumble of quotes and notes references era talk on roads and travel, including George P. Dorres recalling a 1982 St Louis trip to Nashville for a motor car anniversary, plus remarks by figures like David Lilienthal and H Meads on democracy, budgets, and energy policy. The text includes comic exchanges about convention lodging in Cleveland and political committee dues amid wartime era reflections.
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George P. Dorres
St. Louis
Nashville
Tenn
Jehovah's Witnesses
Cleveland
Ohio
F’urthermore
Bender
Werner Schroeder
Mlinics
Ohio State Republican Committee
National Committee
Tooiry
Bell Syndicate. Inc
Republican challenge over seating amid party tensions
A Democratic slate faces a Republican dominated Senate as charges of irregularities loom in the forthcoming congress. Bethe O Connor Kilgore, all Democrats, may be denied seats, with partisan disputes expected to flare once committee chairs shift. historical patterns suggest such seating fights are likely.
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
A reflective column urges compassion for starving children at Christmas and argues no child should be disappointed this Christ mas. It discusses Kilroy and the war veteran as a cross section of society, urging reintegration and liberty over party labels.
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Grenius
Kilroy
M. CG. Spangiey
Narrows
Virginia
Hitler
Togo
Albania Mine Route Brings British Losses and Wider Strife
The World Today analyzes Britain's crisis with Albania over Corfu Channel mining. It notes heavy damage to two British destroyers and 44 lives lost, drawing parallels to the US Yugoslavia dispute. It reports Russian infiltration and control in Albania after elections, with Moscow-backed forces expanding, causing Western withdrawal of diplomats and concern over future sovereignty and peace.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
MacKenzie
Great Britain
Albania
Corfu
Chaniel
Peareti
Alba de
Mussien
Yugoslavia
Ope Uves
Trto
Marcon
Ruesius
Touga
Wtta
Anirieds
Albanias
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Britain
Dimiter Tenuyakin
Puts On The Dog To Hound Neighbors
Portland neighbors complain about a barking dog that keeps up all hours. A patrolman responds to a call about the loud dog and meets the owner who promises to keep the pet in a basement at night. The bizarre scene ends with the barkee assuring better quiet.
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Portland
Ore
Aps
Jin Omy
Vo L. Cavarara
Radio Schedule Highlights From DHE NBA Th Fr
A clipped radio program guide lists tonight's schedule with multiple shows across music, comedy, and news. Notable items include commentary by Jiten and Aldrick, various talk segments, and a mix of orchestras and variety programs across CBS and MBS networks.
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Nba
Cbicwe
Igus
Jiten
Ho Suovens
Raymond Swing
Ennis
Aldrick
Nbeat
Pramafiers
Horns & Fark
Agrapher
Cbs
Eva Fan
Ieliv
Jakie Cantor
Wher
I Love A Pub Says The Vicar In London
London AP report quotes Vicar Philip praising public houses as social spaces for all creeds. He states pubs foster friendship and fun, asserting there is no evil in a house except that in the minds of some people.
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London
Th J. Dumphreys
Philip's Church
Poultry Boom Seen to End as Producers Cut Flocks
J A Beat extension marketing IP says the egg and poultry boom will end but producers have reduced flocks to keep prices steady. He notes farmers will still raise enough baby chicks to fill houses with pullets as the Lakes surface area slightly enlarges beyond Illinois and Indiana.
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J. A. Beat Extension Marketing IP
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