Misspelt notice unsettles reader in late edition
A garbled OCR style notice from The Dothan Eagle references misstatements of fact and promises to correct errors promptly. It cites the Associated Press and names agencies and city bureaus, including Chicago Evening Post and other press houses, warning readers of corrections to follow.
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Selly.smith CO
Chicago Evening Post
Chica Em Gearher
Waterman
Atlantis
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Atlasta
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Detroit
Rationing Problems in World War II Era
The article discusses OPA head Chester Bowles announcing a return of some foods to rationing and rising point values for butter, with 85 percent of meats under control and sugar regulations eased. It notes butter stocks at a record low, meat shortages in early 1945, and sugar shortages with hoarding and miscalculations by the OPA. Bowles defends policy while urging public cooperation to ensure fair distribution through rationing. It also criticizes Senator Claude Pepper’s stance on race tracks amid wartime efforts.
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OPA
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Bowles
Ratson
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Washington
Claude
Florida
Claude Pepper
Pepper
Iithy
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We Nation
Ted Ghogerh
Senilor Pepper
Sumia
Haree
Ryrnek
Pepper Mien
Let There Be Light Biblical Nighttime Vision
A compact biblical verse scene from Luke describes shepherds in the fields at night when an angel appears and the glory of the Lord shines around them, causing fear and awe in the witnesses.
Dewey Renomination Debate and Christmas Note in 1930s Era
A Washington byline discusses historical patterns of renominating defeated candidates, citing Henry Clay, William Jennings Bryan, Grover Cleveland, and Thomas Jefferson to frame modern expectations. The piece blends political analysis with a Christmas greeting from Admiral Morrell and a clash between Representatives Smith and Bradley over wage rules, reflecting era voices and party dynamics.
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Guy Deacys
Hughes
Honver
Landon
Roosevelt
Wendell Willie
FLD. R
Tom Dewey
Democratic Party
Henry Clay
Clay
Willam Jennings Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Nate Thomas Jefferson
Army and Civil Service News From A Congress Perspective
Leaders in both houses denounce Army favoritism in promotions with reservists and war service officers rallying for fairness. Civil Service Commission approves higher pay for Library of Congress researchers sparking calls for broader raises. Milk storage guidance advises keeping milk tightly covered to prevent odor absorption.
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General Staff
Army of the United States
War Service Group
Army
Personal Testament Calls Nation to Steadfast United Spirit
Thomas L. Washington reflects on the WWI generation’s disillusionment and urges Americans to stay resilient amid ongoing European conflicts. He recounts drafting in 1918, service in field artillery training, a brief 68 days of duty, and returning home with a modest bonus used to buy a dress suit later sold to a fraternity brother.
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Europe
Belgium
Italy
Greece
Poland
Sfain
Nan
Disillusioned reporter learns to keep faith in world safety
The narrative traces a journalist who shifts from isolationism after World War I to a belief in collective leadership to keep America safe. Influenced by works like Journey's End and The Sun Also Rises, he witnesses how wartime disillusionment and New Deal ideals shape his view that America must help shape a better, safer world, urging steady, principled involvement.
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South
Washington
France
John Dos Passos
Ernest Hemingway
America
Senate
Pearl Harbor
Europe
Radio Programs for Thursday December 26 1944 rundown
Radio listings present a dense schedule for December 26 1944 with AP News Lena Dexter and S American Way features among many stations. The lineup includes varied segments such as news talks dramas and musical acts listed with program titles and hosts or guests, reflecting a wartime broadcasting slate.
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AP New
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Arlene Crise
Nanew
Nanew Vavievies, Mrad Flame Hour, Disia Maunlaingers, Po Neves
Nova Martin Smilin
Ba McConnal
Rand Review
Lonetellows Qtte
Wice Time
Marchliss Victory
AP Neus
Wah
Wreoddv
Martinty Orch
Ab Nowa
Memoriog
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Chanel
Nown
Sports
Rand
Noevwr
Stent
German offensive hinges on Eisenhower clash with Rundstedt
War dispatch assesses the looming pause before a major Allied counterstrike as Allied front lines face Van Rundstedt’s renewed drive. The article notes Rundstedt’s risky gamble, the potential for a decisive engagement, and shifts toward Liege and Antwerp while fearing Soviet pressure on the Vistula. It highlights Eisenhower’s opportunity to finish the German offensive and the broader strategic stakes on the Western and Eastern fronts.
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van Rundstedt
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von Rundstedt
Argonne
Hit- Verdom
Eisenhower
Siegfried
Hungary
Austria
Vistula
Liege
Aachen
Dueren
Cologne
Antwerp
Radio Newsreel and Variety Performances Across London Mayhem
A fragmented schedule lists Easy Aves and drama blocks from London radio, with Kaltenborn and the Dance Orchestra, Jack Carson, Ted Melone, and Henry Youngman among performers. Includes 30 to 120 minute segments, newsreels, quizzes, musicals, and late night variety with Dixieland, jazz, and commentary.
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London
Kaltenborn
Nbe Dance Orchestra
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Nbe
Jack Carson
Veriety
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Ted Melone
Cecil Brown
Mbe
Tauom
Abner Seria
Sunny Seplar
Mbs i
Henry Youngman
Brace
Hershall
Christien
Esagecei Lss
Eddie Cantor
Vrriety
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Bly
Gabriel Heather
Ken Murray
Blu Cisco Kid
Kay Kyser
Cone
Raymond Gram Swing
Sumner Welles
Mbr
Bli
Paul Shubert
Chs
Scramiy Amby
Quiz Sorica
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Mbs
Fragmented Text About Loree and Jae Names
Fragmentary OCR hints at Loree and Jae in a local item. It mentions a peek and names but lacks clear actions or events. Unable to determine full context or details from the fragment.
Unclear OCR fragment from Miami sports note
A damaged transcription mentions Miami and January, with garbled phrases about a game and crowds. No clear names, dates, or outcomes. readability prevents concrete facts.
Injury hits Aulen Bowen during Miami trip
In Greenville Mississippi, Aulen Bowen, a Texas Tech freshman wingback, suffered a knee injury during a holiday visit home. He believed he could participate in practice soon, aiming for potential offensive action after recovery.
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Aulen Bowen
Eres Tech
Fresheran
Mizmi
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