Dethen Eagle Peblehed Daily Beoga Saturday
A fragmented 1945 era news item mentions wartime reports from MEMETA ASSOCIATED PRESS. It discusses war production, food supply, and manpower with quotes from Marin Jones and Paul V McNau warning of labor shortages and the need for resilience. The piece ends urging belief in tough truths to ease the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marin Jones
Paul V. McNau
Charron
War Manpower Commission
Pope of Victory
Nurses Needed for Army Red Cross Appeal
The Red Cross seeks at least 10 000 more Army nurses as eleven hospital units prepare to deploy overseas without sufficient recruiting. Basil O Connor notes the urgent shortage endangering unit efficiency and patient care while praising the courage and sacrifice of women in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Army
Basil O'Connor
The
Sober Outlook on War Time Realities and Officials’ Warnings
In clear eyed terms the piece urges reader caution about rosy war forecasts and presents year end statements from Washington leaders. It cites Robert Patterson and J A Krug noting Japan defeat will take time and Wartime production realities. The article also references General Patton’s doghouse incident and his later effectiveness against Nazi forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Robert P. Patterson
Japan
Germany
J. A. Krug
The
War Production Board
Ward Seizure Clash Tests War Labor Board
The War Labor Board faces a major test as Montgomery Ward chief Avery again defies WLB orders and President Roosevelt orders a government seizure of Ward stores. The dispute centers on WLB authority and constitutional questions over federal seizure of private business in wartime. The case advances toward court review, with Attorney General signaling readiness to let courts decide the issue. The editorial notes the broader implications for WLB jurisdiction and presidential seizure powers amid national war effort.
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Avery
Chicago
Montgomery Ward
War Labor Board
Roosevelt
Army
WLB
Ward
Jfank
Altormey
Lis
Stormy Petral
Norman Littell
Walter Armstrong
Memphis
William C. Brooker
Tampa
Florida
Brooker
Claude Pepper
Armstrong
American Bar Association
Jim Landis
Office of
Civilian Defense
U. S
Chico
Harvard
Conant
State Department
Harvard Law School
Landis
Cairo
War notes mix with high level views on World War II
The article surveys German strategic delays and allied responses. It notes Nazi aims to delay spring offensives by six months, hindering Western Rhine operations and shaping Mindoro's role as a potential air base for B 29s. It also covers supply bottlenecks in Europe, German E boat tactics, and Churchill's interactions with Italian politics through Count Sforza.
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MacArthur
Walt Washington
Rhine
Siegfried Line
Philippine
MacAnchur
Mindoro
China
U. S
Europe
English
RAF
Willie
Henry Wallace Speculation and War Era Figures
Speculation in Washington about Vice President Henry A Wallace highlights his unusual role and enduring public prominence. The piece notes his discomfort in politics, potential fit in the administration, and likely persistence in public life. It also lists various wartime honors and notable names, including Dr Juan Negrin and General Hansel Mannteufil, and praises workers and industry leaders for wartime contributions.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Henry Wallace
Juan Negrin
Spain
Madison Square Garden
Natin
Belen
Hansel Mannteufil
North Africa
Franks Walker
Hais
Wallamette Iron and Steel Corporation
Portland
Wisco
Berlin
India
Burma
Spencer Love
Burlineton
North Carolina
WPB
Divion
Europe
Jmore
Two Late Vice Presidents and a Roosevelt Era Pivot
The piece surveys Vice Presidents Curtis Garner and Wallace, noting Curtis served under Hoover and faded from sight, Garner remained influential until clashes with Roosevelt over New Deal policy, and Wallace rose as a New Deal leftist symbol. It contrasts Coolidge as a liaison and highlights Washington intrigue around Wallace’s political rise.
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Charles Curtis
Hebert Hoover
John Garner
Uvalde
Texas
Calvin Coolidge
Senate
Coolidge
Hoover
Congress
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
House
Cal Coolidge
Ronsevelt
Jesse Jones
Radio Programs for Sunday and Monday New Year Eve
Radio listings from 1946 outline a full day of musical programs news, comedy, devotional content and theater style acts. notable entries include Holly Cotes Orch Davie SS Mom and Dad Your Movie Paul Martins Orch Artie Shaw Washington Inside Out and Concert Muster with service hour. the schedule shows varied music concerts and variety acts across stations, with a later new year propraim and sport coverage.
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AP News
Holly Cote
Davie
Geo. Barnes Odette
Paul Martin
Washington
Artie Shaw
Dothan
Henry County Four
Wale
BP News
Texas
Jim Lewin Mustand
Carlon Motina
Jan Savict
Hible Berdera Club
Tin Pan Alley
Treasury
Mandelettes
LeMar Tria
Dice Mountaineers
AT News
Kirsten and
Knight
Wall
Hell
AD News
Frank
Sinatra
Radio Schedule Highlighting War News and Music Hours
Radio schedule lists Morace Heidt Orchestra at 6:15, Coralyn Gilbert, Bob Fave, Lone Ranger drama, Kaltenborn comment, Cavalcade of America, Abbott and Costello era segments, Burns and Allen, Sherlock Holmes, and various concerts and programs across the evening, including War News from World and Information Please.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serlen
Morace Heidt
Wedda Hopper
Helewond
Coralyn Gilbert
Bob Fave
Os Seageee
Walthor Drummond
Kaltenborn
Nbe
Voorheen
Nbe Cacit B. DaMille Radio Theater
Cbs Counter Spy
Cramp
Gabriel Heater
Drames
Real Lfe
Bla Mune
Mbs
Eres
N! Berem Guild
Gueet—eba
Gary Lombardo
Orch
Logue's Lore Ly Albert Logue Egg News
A personal column recalls Christmas past and wartime neighbors in Dothan. Notes Sack Assery’s service, praises Jack’s promotion to Lieutenant Commander, and mourns Col. W L Lee. The writer hopes for unity, a city manager, and a peaceful, prosperous 1845 with citizens stepping to lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Assery
Jack
Navy
Usserys
Tests May Be Taken This Week In Houston County
Houston County health officials remind residents with no prior blood test under the state program that testing ends noon Saturday January 6. Tests available eight to nine am on weekdays and before 11 30 am Saturday despite the New Year’s Day closing. Delinquency and penalties apply under state law for those untested.
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Houston County
Ration Calendar Fragments Hint at WWII Stamp Changes
Fragmentary OCR note mentions ration calendar items and sugar stamp dating February. References Book Four, cadets, coupons, and different stamp periods. No clear event or names provided beyond generic ration themes and February dating.
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Staan
Nary
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