Second Avenue Atay Matar Weather and Rates
The notice lists subscription rates and publication details for a Georgia newspaper dated Tuesday December 27 1949. It mentions a $1.80 price for a weekly or Sunday edition and references carriers and mail routes. Local telephones and advertising notes appear alongside the Associated Press and United Press statements. The page includes a long copyright and attribution block.
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Stower
Anu
Aladeare
Georgia
Alabea
Flory
Cherise Ce
Fragmentary Biblical Passage Recounted in Obscure Fashion
The text renders a fragmented, archaic sermon style citing Barnabas and Pat, miracles among the Gentiles, and references to salvation and a Savior. It presents a cryptic, yet religiously flavored account with garbled wording and unclear source context.
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Barnabas
Pat
Gor
Seasonal Chuckles From a Year of Odd Numbers
Irregular anecdotes describe holiday quirks such as Murray Hill 8:2551 and New York phone numbers assigned to Santa Claus at a toy store. Doctors, residents, and workers face a flood of calls for Christmas wishes, while a Mobile district mill incident prompts questions about labor and safety.
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Santa Claus
Ile
Santa
Murray
Mowite
New York
Weus
Ferm Sepielig
Tate
Olent
Wishtegion
Lena
Liao
Chel
Lean
Budget balance claims amid shifting public spending debate
A murky, OCR driven piece discusses a claimed minority trend of reduced government spending and a drive to balance the budget. It references individuals like Dworshate and Philips and a Dishmond Virginia plant figure, arguing against strong government support while noting skeptical public sentiment and calls for restraint on expenditures.
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Dworshate
Kowechniens Porntron
Philips
Provident
Dishmond
Muycey
Handful of Citizens Call for Action on Economic Policy
Opinion column urges voters to recognize the handwriting on the wall and cast ballots for candidates who can enact sensible economic policies in Washington. It warns that neglecting responsibility allows government overreach and tax burden to grow, risking disaster. It laments apathy and urges decisive action at the ballot box.
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Philiipa
America
Washington
Dworshak
Vanishing Cartwheel How Silver Dollars Fell From Circulation
Treasury and mint officials note demand for silver dollars dropped from historic peaks as folding money and lighter coins gain favor. Only in the West did large denomination coins persist for vending and parking meters, with the last major minting in 1821 and 1885. The government holds billions in reserve, while four billion are fed into circulation yearly. The trend contrasts with the silver booms of the 1680s and 1890s and recalls the Leadville spectacle of silver fortunes.
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Treasury
Mint
Atcek
Leadville
Col
Dewey Says No Run for 1952 GOP Nomination
In a firm, final statement to an Oregon friend, Governor Dewey reiterates he will not seek the Republican nomination in 1952. He insists nothing has occurred to change his previous day-after-column remark and compares the certainty to the finality of death. He downplays rumors and emphasizes no declaration will follow.
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Dewey
Hay Oigar
Oregon
GOP
Goverage Dewey
Corumn
Oie
A Minor Barrier to TV's Broad Reach
The FCC year end report shows television broadcasters spent about 15 million dollars in 1848, the industry’s first big year. The report notes networks and stations operated at a loss and that the medium remains distant from wide accessibility.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Peddlers Persist in Following the Tender
Readers report persistent peddlers eager to imitate and follow the Tender. Their determined actions recur as they mimic the published guidance.
Music's Vast Influence As Democracy And Evil
John Temple Graves discusses conductor Lipkin of the Birmingham Civic Symphony Orchestra arguing music can aid democracy or become a tool of evil. He cites Hitler, Salome, Carmen, and Bach to show music’s powerful language and warns of decadence, vulgarity, and the peril of modern jazz shaping taste and society.
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Lipkin
Birmingham Civic Symphony Orchestra
Hitler
Ste Pateletic Khog
Salome
John Gaisworthy
Brant
Samson and Dead
Ms Best Ag Democracy
Tnuaig
Controversy OverMcIntire Roosevelt Portrait Claims
The piece critiques Vice Admiral McIntire and Eleanor Roosevelt for omissions about Mrs. Winthrop Rutherford’s presence at Warm Springs when Roosevelt collapsed. It notes Shoumatoff’s recollections, Hassett’s room status, and that McIntire was not present at the event. The narrative questions the book’s reliability and historical completeness.
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New York
We Fants
Ross T. McIntire
Franklin DB. Roosevelt
Winthrop Rutherfurd
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mglntire
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Admiral Mo
Intire
McIntire
Meinttre
Miss Mercer
Rutherford
Eilat
Bruenn
Miss Luckley
Miss Delano
Bih Hassett
Ptrs
Elizabeth Shoumatoff
Hassett
Ward
Eisenhower gains as ADA and city bosses clash
A Decatur Daily opinion notes Eisenhower’s open stance angering ADA spokesmen and city bosses while pleasing Southern conservatives. It suggests Russia could reveal secrets and warns of future trials if Americans do not secure atomic knowledge and protect procedures.
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Eisenhower
Ciy
Democratic
General Eisenhower
ADA
National Board of Ada
Baltimore
Decatur Daily
Russia
America
Qpp News
Rent Decontrol Sparks Debate Across States
The piece discusses price limits on rents, noting four states have moved to decontrol under new federal rules. It cites Wisconsin Alabama and Kentucky as examples and questions whether mid 1950s decontrol is safe, highlighting public opinion on national security and the risk of price pressures after decontrol. It mentions a predicted continuation of rent controls by Congress and President Truman.
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Alabama
Nebraska
Texas
Wisconsin
Harrodsburg
Kentucky
O'Hara
Nunols
House Banking Committee
Truman
Congress
Federal role in unemployment rules sparking state clash
Washington's Tobin faces a feud with California and Washington over state law interpretations. If a federal ruling overrides, California could lose about 130 million dollars in unemployment benefits annually, Washington about 25 million, threatening workers and employers. The dispute centers on how unemployment insurance should be administered and hints at broader federal control.
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Washington
Maurice J. Tobin
Department of Labor
Gallifornia
Secretary of Labor
California
Wagenette
Tobin
Editorial on Alabama voters faces 40 evils and tax promises
A Dec 2 25 Years Ago editorial argues that Alabama voters will choose among 40 evils as governors campaign promises tax cuts and business administration. In Cullman two men urged deputies to assist their stranded car, deputies found two gallons of alcohol while clearing the vehicle. Dr. R A Moody elder of the Dothan Street Methodist Church notes the upcoming Christmas sermon.
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Alabama
Cullman
R. A. Moody
Dothan
Street Methodist Church
Woman Wins Over 13-Ton Gravel Truck
Miss Helen Tayloe narrowly escaped as a 13 ton gravel carrier toppled onto a sidewalk. She was pinned by a truck part, showered with gravel, and injured seriously after the driver Henry G. Minatovich failed to control the uphill bound vehicle. Police noted the unusual accident occurred near a building he collided with after snapping a telephone pole and lamp posts.
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Los Angeles
Helen Tayloe
Henry G. Minatovich
Miss Taylor
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