Fragmentary Post from Dothan 1945 Legal Notice
Fragmentary OCR from a 1945 Dothan page includes legal notices about misstatements and redress, with scattered names and addresses. It references a publication for all notices, mentions publishers like Graybar and New York Waserman, and cites biblical quotes and a poem fragment. The readable items are partial and garbled, offering little clear event information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graybar
New York
Waserman
Atlantis
Pala
Goun
Atanas
Geeval
Themas Deffgren
Price of Prejudice in Mound Bayou Mississippi
Mound Bayou seeks a Negro veterans hospital as the VA plans several southern facilities. Northern Negroes oppose segregation and would deny care, echoing conflict between local aims to serve Black veterans and outside opposition. Mayor Green asserts practical gains for the local Black community despite broader racial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound Bayou
Miss
United States
Veterans Administration
Mississippi
South
Benjamin A. Green
Descriptions of Race Relations From City Leader Speech
A city official praises cautious racial progress while urging cooperation. The speech portrays a White mayor as practical and respectful toward Black residents, yet criticizes Black men and professional patrons as overreachers seeking to impede progress.
Reducing tag costs in Alabama autos license discusses Dowling plan
Alabama Revenue Commissioner Dowling suggests lowering automobile tag costs now that wartime travel limits have ended. He notes tag revenue helps bond payments, cites the original road bond of 25 million reduced to 11.5 million and annual debt service around 990 thousand to 6.5 hundred thousand, urging next legislature to consider a reduction. The issue hinges on a future administration as current sessions won't act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dowling
Sparks
Dowling
Dr. Dawing
Gowt
Atl Isue
Alabama
Dowhne
Merry Go Round tribute and political shifts narrated
A longtime Merry Go Round piece recalls George Carlin as a calming force in the syndicate and praises his balance of rivals and performers. The column also covers Dewey era politics with Peartem and Johnston at the Chamber of Commerce debating price control, and reports on Marshall's China mission and U.S. policy shifts in the late wartime period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peartem
George Carna
Fric Johnston
Gen
Marshall
Ruslan
Dewey
Shington
Georype Cuckin
SearKast
George Carlin
George Cud
Westuone Pegler Pearson
Ailen
Mrs. Roosevelt
Heywood Broun
Ernie Pyle
Raymond Clapper
Marquis Childs
Tom Stokes
White House
New York
Pegler
United Features
Moery
George
Tike
Ray Clapper
Emee Johnston
United Stats Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Foxy
Johnston
Chester Bowles
Band of Directors
Statler 2
Amerean Toops
China
Raines
Delacy
Washingin
Patterson
Henry and
Douglas
Calfornia
Byemiller
Wisconsin
Byrnes
Mont China Dais
Ametiecan
Arner Zane
Pat Hurley
State Department
Truman
Jacksonville Aims for Greater Atlantic Trade Role
This column reflecting on Jacksonville Fla progress notes the city as a growing port hub and corridor for commerce with a vision of expanding ties across the Atlantic. It highlights the annual Techville Chamber of Commerce luncheon and debates on Southern market strategy and northern competition, urging broader sales beyond the South. The piece features voices from Caleb King and William M Askew advocating regional and national trade reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Caleb King
The
Florida Times
Uimen
South
Emphas
Local station listings and program notes overview
A dense scan of radio and music program items lists bands, choirs, and shows with sparse details. Notable entries include the Methodists youth choir, the Southern Harmonizers, and various named performances and time slots, plus tentative announcements and station branding.
Weekend Radio Schedule Fragments From 1940s Broadcasts
A fragmented listing of radio programs from a Friday and Saturday schedule includes MBS shows such as Let's Finish The Job and Charlie Spivak's Orchestra, NBC and CBS segments, and multiple talk, drama, and music features. Notable items feature The Paul Lavelle Concert, Ginny Simms Show, Five Minutes News Period, and The Grand Old Opry program among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Theatre of Te Air
Charlie Spivak
MBS
Nsvworks
Nbec-Basic
Abe Jack South
Dhs
Raymond Gram Swing
Abe
Carolyn Gilbert
Abe Ginny Simms
Datee Music Orchestra
Dhs Dixie Lone Ranger
Kattenborn
Paul Lavelle
Abe Henry Aldrich Faroly
Ebs Blind Dale
Arlene Francus
Gardner Duffs
Tavemm
Abe Kate Smith
Shaw
Cbs
This
FBI
Sbe
Peiod
Abs Lyman
Nhe
Websters
Cbs the Sheriff
Moore
Durante
Stern
Sparta
Danny Ease
Doctor
Nbe
Nbe-Busle
Nbc
Helen Anges
Vramatic
Sepsis Joba
Victors
Noah Webster
Nbe Basic Grand Old Opry
Nbesouth
America
Aley
Abe Dick Haymes
Ehy
Wendy Herman
Lionel Barrymore
Mayor Shit —Ehs
Boston Symphony
Ming
Judy Cannan
Nation
Cbha
Bli
Che
Major mixups at Army Navy Hotel Bureau in San Francisco
In San Francisco an Army Navy Hotel Bureau handled ten temporary housing units for armed service personnel. A first major was assigned a room, then a second major called to move into the same room. The bureau refused the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Army - Navy
Tenporary
Bureau
De Valera’s Rise From Rebel to Leader of Ireland
U DEWITT MACKENZIE profiles Eamon De Valera, once a professor turned rebel, who survived a death sentence after 1921 and became prime minister of Eire through political leadership. The interview outlines his strategy, including the 1938 act abolishing the King’s role in southern Ireland, and discusses Ireland’s external policy within the British Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Dewitt MacKenzie
Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Esre
Jong Hoe
Eire
England
de Valera
Sever
Bus
Southern
Ireland
British Commonwealth
de Valeran
Daniel Buckley
Buckley
Sidke
Edward VIII
Britain
Winter Weather Slows Logan Airport Operations
At Logan International Airport snow sleet and slush challenge travel as American Airlines staff Hale Fogg and Snow ensure smooth service for W. Nelson Bump amid winter disruption. A sharp quip from the Bureau leads to a placement with a WAC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
A.P
Logan International Airport
American Air Ines
Hale, Fogg
Snow
E. B. Hale
Phillip Fogg
Elmer Snow
W. Nelson Bump
Fragmented OCR Text Makes No Clear News Item
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, lacking coherent events, people, or organizations to summarize. No identifiable actions or outcomes can be determined from the readable fragments.
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