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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1944
Page
5
Fragmentary Prayer Fragments Echo Eternal Light Thought
A brief, devotional fragment references Jude 1 21 urging believers to keep in God’s love and seek mercy while noting eternity frames creation. The text blends scriptural exhortation with a Browne quotation about the world’s fleeting role in eternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Jesus Christ
Jude
Davis and Sherwood battle over OWI leadership cells
Flat voiced Elmer Davis remains OWI director while Sherwood keeps his post in the Overseas Division after a White House mediation. Roosevelt advised them to settle differences themselves, with no reshuffle, amid ongoing internal squabbles and calls for unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Davis
CBS
Office of War Information
Robert Sharwood
Davis
OWL
Sherwood
White House
Roosevelt
OWT
Simpson Senate Campaign Gains Momentum in Alabama
In the race for the United States Senate, Jim Simpson shows growing momentum and new supporters each week. He promises to “Bring Government Back Home,” pledging to return power to the people and challenge the current government’s reach and perceived dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Senate
Jim Simpson
Alabama
Bureaucracy and war policy fuel early 1940s debate
A radio style critique attacks federal bureaus and costly civilian payrolls while urging cuts to non essential agencies. The piece contrasts American bureaucracy with Britain and reports on a Navy Secretary Knox dinner with five touring Senators including Chandler, Mead, Brewster and Lodge. It also notes Sabath pressuring Roosevelt about a fourth term and Roosevelt’s reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alabama
Office of
Price Administraton
Britain
Ijt
Carlton Hotel
Bernie Baruch
Harry Booking
Letty
Secretary of the Navy
Fhinx
Hassei
Georgia
Ohere— Democrate
Chandler
Kentucky
Jim Mead
New York
Republicagg Brewster
Maine
Lodge
Massachusetts
Navy
Kapox
Knox
Kook
Fred Horne
Ray Clapper
Atlantic
Pacific
Mexico
Pearl Harbor
Ray Ares
Ray
Rome
Africa
Adolph Sabath
Alinote
Dewan
Roosevelt
Sabath
Important Rules Committee
Congreva
Congress
Babath
Walch
Adolph
Erin
Bla
Dimotsam
Remelaing
Patriotism and Bonds for Fourth War Loan Drive
Houston County must invest in War Bonds at 170000 dollars daily for the remainder of the drive if the quota is met. Each of 40000 people should sacrifice nonessential cash to back the fight, with patriotism and sound investment driving home the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County
Houston
Addion
Onlo forgery case highlights springtime reminders
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a year old Onlo girl arrested for forgery and a reflected spring cleaning motif. The garbled lines obscure clear facts, but suggest a local crime note tied to an arrest and a seasonal reference, with names and details too unclear to restore.
Americans face sharp drop in living standards wartime
In New York a candid debate recalls that the national material standard has fallen, affecting servicemen and families. Civilians, landlords, and war workers contend with crowded quarters, rising rents, and scarce housing as inflation and shortages strain households from San Diego to Miami. Families bear the burden while leaders debate postwar peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Florida
San Diego
Navy
Aleutians
South Pacific
San Diego Tribune-Sun
Ensign
Miami
OPA
Ebe
Texas
Mr. Willkie
Radio Programs and Musical Variety on AP News Wire
A cluttered listing of Thursday radio segments and orchestras including Clark Coffee Club Henry Bunsa's Orch. The Merry Macs Ray Noble's Orch. Charioteers and more. Programs cover music devotional time war news and local requests with varied broadcasts across stations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
AP News
Henry Bunsa
Merry Macs
Lamb of Friendship Chapel
Bkg
Ray Noble
Gregory Gione
The
Charioteers
No Dance
Church of Christ
Rm Hour
Tima
AP Na Garrett
Arthur Schutt
Nawa Traamury
Long Parad Treasury Star
Norway
Americans Pushed to Parley as De Gaulle Crisis Deepens
A veteran observer argues that Allied leaders mishandled the Franco‑French alliance crisis. He faults Anglo American policy, De Gaulle's unpredictable leadership, and Giraud's limited role, warning that American and British prestige hangs on fragile diplomacy amid French nationalist flare ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meney
J Taylor
Agres
Baye
Darian
Derian
Gan
Charlies DeGaul
Giraud
France
DeGaull
Washington
Lordon
America
Great Britain
DeGaulia
Lebanon
Allied
DeGaulle
DeCaule
Tron Don
Deaulle
Jean de Lattre de Tissioney
Nondescript World War II Fragment Hints At North Africa Strategy
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Maitie and Wilken taking theater, references to North Africa and war policy. It hints at strategic debates and leadership not clearly attributed, with garbled phrases about observers and decisions. The passage reads as a historical wartime record with unclear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitie
Wilken
North Africa
England
Rosas
Labels on Exzilsh mustang give directions for using the rattoff
The note directs readers to operate the r atoff inside the bath while also including cog directions. It reads as an instruction fragment with unclear sources and mixed terms.
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