The Eagle Publishing Company and Subscriptions Notice
In 1949 subscription rates are listed for Alabama Georgia and Florida addresses with prices starting at 7 for one week and 1 year mail service at 81.09 per month. The notice lists mailing offices and representative cities including Chicago New York and Boston and repeats a Jefferson quotation about tyranny.
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Alabema
Georeta
Florida
Sondar
Mall Nally
Matar Paite Sercice
Arafinhte
Let There Be Light Proverb Verses Echo February Talk
The note cites Proverbs 18 31 and a Benjamin Franklin quote about hearing reproof and improving. It frames a February 25 1947 occasion focusing on wisdom and self-improvement through correction.
Missouri Contribution in Washington Sparks Missouri Man
President Truman cites Missouri connections in Washington saying Missourians hold key government posts. He argues their presence prevents a national scramble for jobs and avoids widespread disruption to farms factories and offices.
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Washington
Mr. Truman
Women push for jury duty hearing in Alabama clash
The interim judiciary committee in Alabama faced backlash as women urged including them on juries. Lawmakers resisted but newspapers publish letters from Birmingham signer Willie Hughes Tarpiey arguing citizens should have a voice. North Carolina also debates repealing a recent law on women serving on juries.
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North Carolina
Senate Obnoxious Rule Plays In Dooley Judicial Fight
A Senate dispute centers on Joe B. Dooley of Amarillo Texas facing an obstruction by Senator Lee O Daniel under a rule that a single senator can block a federal district judge appointment for a one state jurisdiction. The article notes entrenched senatorial custom and a nationwide audience on the Senate floor. It also mentions parental behavior guidance and a Florida ad urging bicycle use for kids.
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Dooley
Lee O'Daniel
Texas
Stalin and Anna Boettiger Mentioned in Roosevelt Talk
In a brief interlude of the Roosevelt Stalin conversation, Stalin asked about Anna Roosevelt Boettiger, noting she runs a newspaper in Arizona and facing newsprint shortages. Elliott Roosevelt explains it is a weekly newspaper struggling to obtain enough newsprint for a daily.
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Washington
Minnesota
Senate
Hall
James Murray
Montana
Suc
William If Oates
The
War Labor Board
Frank Porter Graham
North Carolina University
Ball
Murray
Waven Morse
Oregon
Irving Ives
New York
Morse
Jerome Toner
Lacey
Ite
Taft
Full Labor Committee
Stalin
Anna Boettiger
Eliott Roosevelt
Joseph Stalin
Roosevelt
Anna
John Boettiger
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Arizona
Elliott
Capt Krug
Alaska
Krug
Negro voting and race politics in the South and North Carolina debate
John Temple Graves argues Georgia's white primary law and Alabama's Boswell amendment push Negroes to vote while fearing a potential bloc. W R Lent warns of a rising Black vote altering power, urging balanced, nondominant civic participation. In North Carolina criticism arises over a meeting of whites and Negroes and a Methodist minister’s remark, raising questions on equal rights and interracial fellowship.
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Georgia
Herman
Talmadge
W. R. Lent
Macon News
Alabama
South
Talmadges
Arnalls
North Carolina
Guy B. Johnson
Santford Martin
Winston-Salem Journal
Gog
Washington
Negro Welfare
Army Hospital
Tuscaloosa
Armiv
They Say Tecan Oil Incident and Death Debate
Quotations from military, political and medical figures mix in a chaotic column on violence, American duty, immigration and marriage. The piece cites Army Sergeant, Sen Thomas, Smuts, and others while debating social ills and public policy in sweeping terms.
Britain faces postwar crisis as Midlands restart lifts economy
The author notes a 1,000,000 workers returning to Midlands factories ending a two week blackout amid coal shortages. Britain must cut imports, boost production and exports to avert a dollar crisis, arguing the nation’s small resource base requires a major economic readjustment.
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Britain
Midlands
England
John Bull
Winston Churchill
Lord Beaverbrook
Evening Standard
British Isles
America
United States
India
Dutch divorces rise sharply in postwar years
The Hague AP reports Dutch divorces increased from 4 598 in 1945 to 8 083 in 1846. Prewar levels hovered near 3 250. The data shows that in 1846 about 4.2 couples per 1000 married divorces versus roughly 2 per 1 000 before the war.
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the Hague
Netherlands
Radio Network Schedule Tuesday Evening Lineup
The listing provides a dense array of radio programs across networks with show times from 6:00 to 10:60, including Radio Super Club, News from the World, Evening Melodies, H V Kalhenhorn segments, Skip Farrell Music Show, Judy drama, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Fibber McGee and Molly, Arthur Godfrey Talent Show, Red Howe Comedy, One World Flight, Hoosier Hop, and a late News period.
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Abe
Anabe
Jack Smith
Cbs
Elmer Davia
H. V. Kalhenhorn
Rudy Viclee
Lum
Amer
Skip Farrell
Judy
Mel Blanc
Boston Symphony Orch
Amon
Andy
Arthur Godfrey
Red Howe
Nbe
Red Shelton
Radio Schedule Fragments From A Local Station Night
Daily listings show programs from Palton Lewis Jr MBS to Lawrence Welk and Vic Damone with multiple shows across music news and drama slots. Notable acts include Frankie Carle and Goodyear Band Review along with Army Recruiting and Veterans Administration segments.
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Palton Lewis Jr
Veterans Administration
The
Scotland Yard
Jack Finn
Orch
Lawrence Welk
Silen
Malone
Southland Echoes
Shady Valley
MBS
AP News
Art. Tatum
Frankie Carle
Stamps Quartet
Trade Winda Tavern
S. Marine Band
Garden Gate
Brine Crosby
Goodyear Band
Sferretta
Requesta Cent
Buck Rogeta
MRAS
the Song Makers
Philharmonie
Tom Mix
Homeless Nashville family wins school and home swap
A homeless farm family in Nashville Illinois wins a temporary swap to a nearby farm home after their August residence burned. Only four attend the school. Trustees arranged the move to provide shelter and schooling.
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Nashville
Ill
Ceres Reports All 1946 Taxes Paid in Full
Ceres California announced that 428 taxpayers have paid their 1946 taxes in full, marking the first time the city has no outstanding delinquent accounts. W M Romesha disclosed the milestone, underscoring a rare municipal tax compliance achievement.
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Ceres
Calif
W. M. Romesha
Geneva postal substatia renamed for United Nations
The postal department in Geneva has renamed a substation from Nations to United Nations. The change covers over 1,000 acres and accounts for about 4 percent of the land area, a figure roughly a quarter of the previous share.
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League OF Nath Geneva
Geneva
Nations
League of Na
United Nations
Ferma
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