Changing Their Tune Farm leaders call for price rise
A war era column argues farm prices must rise to avert a food shortage in 1947. It blames Washington officials for missteps, urges keeping farm workers on the farms, and warns inflation vs hunger as rationing tightens with approaching harvest. It highlights training camp heroes and criticizes labor and policy delays that threaten crop yields.
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Washington
Aldiere
Indus
Aetrdees
Neverthelesa
Sedbornty
American Ascidiota
United Nations
Washington Roundup and Senate Roasts Across Capitals
In Washington Vice President Wallace introduces Uruguay’s Alberto Guani to a Senate group noting Guani’s voting rights and speaking time. Churchill and Roosevelt debate war strategy with naval experts, while FDR and Churchill weigh offensives in Norway Balkans or Italy. Senator Thomas jokes with a theater owner about Ed Flynn hearings. Blood Bank volunteers and military reports unfold as officials discuss Jewish representation in the Army amid wartime mobilization.
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Washington
Capitol
Henry Wallace
Churchill
Roosevelt
Fdr
Ounce
Admiral Mahan
Jong
Gallipoli Campaige
Norway
Balkans
Italy
Norsay
Errci
Flynn
ED Flynn
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Senate
Edward J Flynn
Caliifornia
Thomas
Tye
Errol Flynn
Itaty Department
Blood Bank
Red Cros
Secretary of Agriculture
Justice Department
Tacie
Federal Communications Camiighon
Navy
RFP
ARMY
United States Talatary
United States
Sheraton
Yale van Wudsa
Remimiasara Themacher
New Ye Ked
Red Ain Mail
PRC
Washington DC
Trenton New Jersay
Fair Enough Liquor Ruse That Failed To Work
A raid reveals a liquor scheme by John Longo and Warry Kelly in a Chicago area joint called El Patio Also known as The Fl Patio inspectors find 600 declared gallons but uncover about 1000 more gallons stored behind a partition in the labor temple cellar Officers seize the stock and consider penalties up to five years and a heavy fine The incident ties to Laborers Union funds and a charity school project with Kelly returning from Miami amid the probe
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Washington
el Patio
Fl Patio
John Longo
Warry Kelly
Kelly
Building Fund
Buildingwood Common Laborers Union
Internal Revenue
Mt Longo
Brother Kelly
Laborers Union
Florida
Party of Humanity
Lu Ey
Labor Temple
Limon
Bro Kelly
Jon Werally
Prother Kelly
Miami
War Today reports Soviet advance and German retreat in Caucasus
The piece notes Red Army advances near Rostov and Kushchovka 43 miles south of Rostov threatening German forces in the Caucasus. It describes the strategic danger for German troops, possibilities of escape via the Kerch Strait or Novoogsak, and the broader pattern of wartime retribution as Allied forces recall Dunkirk. The analysis links these events to ongoing campaigns and the looming collapse of 1942 conquests.
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Salngrad
Hitler
Goebbels
Red Army
Moscow
Kushchovka
Rostov
Caucasis
Dunkerque
Caucasus
Paulie J
Kerch Strait
Crimea
Novoogsak
Black Sea
Russia
Gowlands
Caucasua
France
Greece
Crete
Kursk
Fuehrer
Germany
Teas
German Plan and Soviet Advances Near Kursk and Kharkov
Historical dispatch analyzes German strategies amid Kursk and Kharkov fronts. It notes plans for a winter pause, potential reinforcements, and fears Stalin may repeat past overreach, while German resolve and Paulus relief efforts are debated by top commanders.
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Kurskasd
Kharkov
Euch
Beslim
Stalin
Ritler
Paulus
Fuller
Goebbela
Mrs J E Riley Dies On Headland Route
Mrs J E Riley, 75, died at home on Headland route one after a three week illness. She lived in the route one community for 34 years and was a member of the Blackwood Methodist church. Surviving are her husband, five daughters, a son, three sisters, a brother, 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at Headland Methodist church Friday night with several ministers officiating. Burial in Hessland Baptist cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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J. E. Riley
Headland Route One
D. W Hodges
C Newton
Dothan
J. C. Kirkland
Misa Flossie Piley
Headland
L. M
Ashford
Cullen Wilson
Midland Ciy
A. Debinden
Dathan
Offi
F Hessland Baptisl
Ward- Wilson
James Newlton
Riley Newton
Cecil Diaughn
Dink Halstead
James Backentine
Clayton Kirkland
W. J Chandler Dies On Columbia Route
W J Chandler seventy two died at his home on Columbia route two Wednesday after a long illness. He was a lifelong resident of route two community. Survived by wife six daughters and three sons, plus a brother and ten grandchildren. Funeral at Liberty Church at 3:30 p m with Rev Aiken Etheridge.
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W J Chandler
Columbia
Clara Meadows
Cottondale
Mathe Anglin
Myrtle Skipper
Pansey
Davie Blackshear
Bebe King
Ashford
Mary Lee Chandler
Clayton
Chandler
Albany
Sid Chandler
Eugene Graves
Aaron Chandler
Eufaula
Liberty Church
Aiken Etheridge
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