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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1945
Page
2
Let There Be Light Quote With Biblical Verses
A dated 1948 clipping presents a theological misquote from December 21 1948 featuring a misread Bible verse from Hum 12 16 and a George Eliot quote about pity for conceit. The fragmentary text suggests a religious reflection with lines about pride and wisdom.
Victory Bonds Offer Gift Option for Shoppers
A wartime tip urges giving Victory Bonds as gifts this Christmas. The advice notes bond counters are uncrowded, delivery is prompt, and the bonds are valuable with age, urging readers to include Victory Bonds among presents for relatives and friends.
Unequalled Record of U S Navy Pacifi c War
A World War II era assessment praises the U S Navy for overwhelming the Japanese fleet. Admiral Ernest J King reports that 223 of 260 Japanese combatant vessels were sunk, with most remaining ships destroyed or damaged by V J Day. The summary highlights battleships aircraft carriers cruisers destroyers and submarines sunk or put out of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. King
Navy
James V. Forrestal
Pacific
United States Navy
Navy scoreboard shows gains after consolidation talk
The report lauds the Navy's achievements and pride in its accomplishments, recounting past hopes that the service would excel after proposed defense consolidation. It frames the Navy as performing well, using a scoreboard metaphor to illustrate progress and national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Peace hopes rise as Big Three meet in London
An optimistic view follows Stalin’s Moscow return as talks among the Big Three progress. The London conference is seen as a path to settlement of preliminaries and a lasting peace, while domestic issues like salvaged fats and soap shortages loom. Household duties are urged as wartime discipline shifts to peacetime need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generalissimo Stalin
Moscow
Stalin
London
Zr Pedita
United States
American Fat Salvage Committee
MacArthur and Snyder dominate wartime policy tensions
A lengthy briefing notes rising friction in Washington with General Douglas MacArthur and adviser John Snyder. It details MacArthur’s travel caution, Truman’s attempts to reconcile Japan policy, and a lingering need for careful diplomacy as battles shift to postwar reconversion and housing control. It also covers Louisiana probe concerns over juror influence and Roosevelt Hotel misdeeds tied to Joe Astoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machther
Tramen
Storm Secrenens
Jobs
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Wastingien
MacArthur
Dean Achasom
Dolyoake
Tme
Truman
Japan
Dut
McCloy
Tokyo
War Department
Snyder
Jesse Jones
FDR
John Snyder
St. Louis
Bob Hannegan
Botteneck
Schwellenbach
Igbor
War Labor Board
Nld
Congress
Vinson
Hugh Potter
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Potter
Hannegan
Truman Adviers
Treasury-Justice Department
William Burton
Wan
Treasury
Henry Goldman
Joe Astoria
Roosevelt Hotel
New Orleans
Denlera
Seymour Ween
Joe
Seymour Wels
Burton Jury
Cerain
No-Strike Pledge in Steel Contract Questioned
John Temple Graves argues whether a no strike clause in the current steel contract remains binding after a wage reopening provision. Republic Steel cites that wage talks may reopen without voiding the no strike pledge, and notes that the contract remains in effect through October 15, 1846.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steel Workers
E. J. Evans
Republic Steel Corporation
Radio Schedule Highlights Orchestras and Talk Shows Tonight
A fragmented radio guide lists programs across Fulton Leola MBS and AP News networks. Highlights include Korn Kobblers MBS at 4:00 p.m., Hercule Poirot Detective cil go at 7:00 p.m., Boyd Raeburn's Orchestra, Meet The Press at 9:00 p.m., and Emil Coleman's Orch with AP News segments. Late night features Wake Up and Live, Devotional, and Home Of Mystery with various local and AP News segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Bs
Methodist Youth Choir
AP News
Carl Ravaze
Orch
WAGF
Sinfonieus
Arthur Hale
The
Living People
Whisper Men
Chicago Theatre of the Air
MBS
Abc Basic
Ebs
Abe Jack Smith
Dha
Raymond Gram Swing
Abc
Carolyn Glthe
Ginny Simms
Cba-Baaie Dance Music Orchestra
Ebe
Dixie Lona Ranner
Abe
Kaltex Born
Sbe
Tha Peel Lavell
Abe Henry Alatch
Cbs Famensx
Abe Lyman
Abe Those Websters
Cbs the Sheriff
Che
Mysters
Abe. Moore and Parants
Cbe Borxinz
Bill Stern
Sperts—abelety
Nbi
Whirligix
Nbe-Baste
Ebseblu
Clu Bepaat
Fulton Leola
Fo Korn Kobblers
Frank Singiser
Hercule Poirot
Cilgo
Church of Christ, Scientise
Boyd Raeburn
Ore
Spotlight Banda
Meet the Press
Benso
Emil Coleman
Hal Horton
Orc
I Boyd
AP Nave
Harmtondzete
MBS Sea
AP Nawn
Fildie Miller
Freddy Martin
Peaatrey
Windane
Sealde Aes
Mind and Mockery of Public Figures and Local Growth
A fragmented piece mixes commentary on military trials, political digressions, and local Alabama growth. The text references Captain McVey, the Cruiser Indianspots loss, General Marshall, and reactions to Universal Military Training. It also notes Dothan’s new shirt factory and a bank, showing regional optimism amid postwar tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Dothan
Enterprise
Buckivate
George L. Mu
Cleveland
Pentagon
Pentagon Boy Scouts
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Department of Neponal És Fense
Plaiment
Hopefly
John Temple Graves
Douglas Plant
U. S
Drew Persen
State
War Departments
Army
State Department
Army Air Forces
Pearson
United
Dougla
National War Labor) Board
Laper
Helen Hayes
Nbe
South America
Riley
Dick Haymes
Woody Herman
Abe Lionel Barryrnne
Cba
Boston Symphony
Gacs
Aba
My Mind BY
Joen Henry Megleton Ormas Etter Enterpries Leger
Charles McVey
Heers
Boston
United Nations
General Marshall
China
Marshall
Webster
William Jennings Bryan
William McKinley
Union Station
Kansas City
Bryan
Mr. McKinely
McKinley
Canova
Nation
Rbe
By Galbraith
Seareq
Mbrs
Joseph RB. Picken
Sally Robber
Exasion
R.l.tindell
Blumbers
Main Street
Best Buy
J. L. Harris
St. Andrews
Troy
Poe
Superior
Speigner Concrete Block CO
Berkeley
Houston Marble Works
N. Foster
E. T. Moody Plumbing
Optg Jk
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