Fragmented OCR Notice Reflects Miscueing and Attributed Primes
OCR fragment shows garbled names and agencies, with references to Associated Press and multiple city desks. It mentions misstatement of fact policies, national reporters, and attributed quotes, indicating a damaged page with issuance and editorial disclaimers.
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Smith Co
National
Chicago
Croybar
New York
Waterman Pidg
Howtos Atlantic
Philade
Gisa
Alan
Gedeal Wotore Didg
Detroit
Ranny
Thomas Daffarsen
Senator Bankhead Should Stick to Farm Problems
A critical column rebukes Senator Bankhead for overstepping in military analysis, arguing Americans mobilize fully for war with women in industry and agriculture, while praising U S equipment and leadership in Tunisia. It urges the senator to focus on farming and leave military strategy to the experts.
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John B. Bankhead
United States Congress
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Tunisia
Bankheid
Rommel
Armed Services
Nazia
Eighth Army
Egypt
Bankhead
Barbs Ravefoot Boy Yall Cheeks At Fan
Fragmentary report notes a crowd event with barbs and sharp remarks. It mentions fans, fashion, and price momentum on Cleveland markets, hinting at public reaction and consumer trends as a spring scene unfolds.
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Ravefoot
Fan” Opacrichio
Lend lease patent row sparks tug between Worth and government
Washington reports Justice officials probe a wartime turbine invention by Weldon Worth of Dayton Ohio. Worth gave the Army a heater for aircraft engines but insists on royalties when lend lease planes use the device. Industry letters warn that royalty demands hinder Russia bound and British planes. Separately a fuel oil subsidy discussion notes about seventy thousand dollars daily to move oil east, boosting inflation risk.
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War Ration Book registration drive urged for Dothan
Volunteers will register Dothan and Houston County residents for War Ration Book No 2 this week to support the Food Calioning program. They work without pay and ask registrants to bring War Ration Book No 1 for each family member and fill the Consumer Declaration properly.
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Dothan
Houston County
Jos
Galilio
Arden
Manpower and policy clash in Hopkins call for shipyard draft
Washington editorial warns of a government clash over manpower policy. It cites Harry Hopkins urging universal mobilization via Selective Service and labor law, while criticizing wage rules and union practices that compel workers to move, accept lower pay, or join unions. The piece questions wartime wage and work allocations and anticipates a test as a citizen resists moving to a shipyard.
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Washington
Harry Hop King
White House
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Isbor
Supreme Court
James Byrnes
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Paul V. McNutt
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House
Roosevelt Praises Red Army at Saratoga Anniversary
President Roosevelt lauded the Red Army on its 25th anniversary, praising its sacrifices and victories while cautioning against complacency. He contrasted wartime perseverance with hopes for rapid victory, referencing Saratoga in 1777 and urging Americans to avoid overoptimism despite current Allied successes. The remarks aired during Democratic fundraisers nationwide, including a Mayflower Hotel dinner with Vice President Wallace.
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Joseph Stalin
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Red Army
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Washington Almesli
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England
Removal Of Cotton Restrictions Urged
Southern members of Congress studied lifting cotton production limits after a Veterans Day meeting with Agricultural Adjustment Administration chief J. W. Duggan. About 75 representatives attended the closed hearing called by Rep. Pace of Georgia but no decision was reached.
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D-Ga
Stalin Praises Red Army Strategy and Gains on Germans
Stalin cited Red Army gains, claiming 112 enemy divisions crushed, 76,000 killed, and about 300,000 captured in three months. He faulted German manpower and linear tactics, urged stronger discipline, persistent offensives, and wider guerrilla warfare behind enemy lines as Roosevelt praised the USSR.
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Roosevelt
Russians Must Not Outsmart Us in War Says Wallace
Wallace urges a robust national effort and warns against betting on Russia winning the war alone. He argues Germany can be defeated in 1843 if the United States refuses to let skeptics dictate policy and insists on strengthening forces to aid the Allies.
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