Subscription rates and service details in Alabama newspaper
A garbled OCR style notice outlines subscription rates for carrier or motor route service, mentions Alabama Genie and Figride, and references locations in Alabama, Florida, and New York. It includes a misaligned disclaimer about misstatements, prompts readers to report grievances, and lists a national advertising and legal services firm with addresses in Chicago and New York.
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Alabama
Mall
Alghewna Tweorgu
Florida
Let There Be Light and Charity Reflected
Quotation themed note contrasts mercy to poverty of the soul with references to biblical and literary wisdom. It weaves Proverbs and Montaigne to imply moral wealth surpasses material gain.
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Montaigne
Lack of Confidence in Roosevelt Riles Press
The article critiques President Roosevelt for doubting public intelligence and distrust of the press. It notes the Cairo and Teheran conference coverage where U S newspapers were eclipsed by Reuters Lisbon dispatch and by Moscow radio, highlighting tensions between the White House and news outlets.
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Teheran
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Reuters
Moscow
Portrait of Roosevelt Media and Censorship Debate
A critical column argues that President Roosevelt dominates coverage via sources and intercession while newsroom censorship grows. It laments the press's limited access to officiële news and warns about a leader who disregards public intelligence and rights in a nation that claims free speech.
Postwar push for compulsory training in peace time
The piece argues against waiting until after the war to decide compulsory military training for teenage males. It says Congress will be too tangled in postwar planning and soldier bonus debates to act wisely, urging timely action despite anticipated opposition.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Congress
Congressional Inquiries Split by Party and Purpose
Two congressional probes, one led by Rep D'Alesandro of Maryland and the other by Sen McCarran of Nevada, show stark contrasts in cost and scope. D'Alesandro’s health and living conditions study in the District of Columbia was low cost and praised by the Surgeon General, while McCarran’s roaming hearings across Nevada and nearby areas explored mining, land, wildlife, and other issues at public expense, aiding his political career.
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Colorado
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Freedom vs Four Freedoms in postwar world stance
New York editorial argues the United States Constitution embodies true freedom unlike the vague Four Freedoms. It criticizes the Russian one party system and warns that promising lesser rights to postwar nations would surrender core liberties. The piece urges a bold push for constitutional guarantees as a model for the world.
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New York
Moscow
Teheran
United States
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Yugoslav Tito Shapes Balkan War Aftermath
The article spotlights Tito’s rise in Yugoslavia as a pivotal postwar figure. It notes his guerrilla forces expanding from a handful to about two thousand, drawing Anglo American support despite earlier backing for King Peter. The piece links Tito’s influence to potential shifts across Bulgaria Greece and the broader Balkans amid wartime upheaval.
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Yugolavia
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Greece
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Balkans
Tito
Balkan
Peter
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Moscow
USC Am Week's Odds and Jams Selections
Fragmentary text mentions odds and jams for an event labeled USC Am Week. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable. The fragment suggests coverage of odds and selections but lacks concrete details to extract a full news item.
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