Local and national notices from early 20th century feed
A scanned wrap of notices lists postage, subscription terms, and licensing notes, referencing motor service rates and mail issues across Alabama and Georgia. It cites Associated Press rights and distribution cautions, with notices about misstatements and grievances, and lists several regional advertising and building firms in Chicago, New York, Atlanta, and Detroit.
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Dothas
Carter
Alabama
Mad Daily
Siecey
Coon
Floride
Mass Daily
Moor
Acalishia
Worough
Kelly-Smith CO
Chicago Evening Post
Chicaz
Graybar Big
New York
Waterman Bowen
Atlanta
Falegelmuse Glesa Dide
Gansral Metore
Detroit
Let There Be Light Prophetic Quotation and Verse
A religious quotation issue presents biblical verse from Numbers and a classical line from Ovid. The text juxtaposes Moses asking for spirit upon all the Lord's people with a proverb about envy ending with death, reflecting scripture study materials.
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Moses
A New Year, Old Clouds, Civic Resolve for 1986
The piece frames 1986 with pessimism over strikes shortages and global tensions yet recalls 1942 1939 and later wartime recoveries. It urges continued effort to rebuild economy and national morale, noting past victories against greater odds. It emphasizes resilience, work, and unity to restore balance and progress.
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United Nations Organization
Old South
United States
The Lynching Record and Atomic Age Jottings
Statistics and Governor dispute whether a Madison Florida case was lynching or murder. The record shows 1948 had one lynching, a historic low since 1802, signaling progress in state laws over federal intervention. Also a light note on Christmas bills arriving Jan 1 and children's gun requests for Santa.
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Florida
Congress
Year Ends In Hope After Turbulent 1945
The reader is urged to stay hopeful as 1945 closes with conflict behind us and victory ahead. The message emphasizes gratitude for national blessings and faith that hard days will pass, urging a forward look with anticipation for better times.
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Wbo
Peacetime Rank Debate Drives Army Pay and Size
Senator Johnson argues the War Department must cut colonels and the top ranks in the regular Army. He cites records showing more lieutenant colonels than lieutenants and notes the pay and inducements drawing enlisted men to reenlist. He warns peacetime trends will keep high ranks stocked, urging pay to attract volunteers without conscription.
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Johnson
Colorado Democrat
War Department
Regular Army
Keiling
Congress
Snow removal at the Trumans raises public duty tale
Washington column details Mrs Truman's snow cleanup demands around the summer White House in Independence, Missouri. Independent Chamber of Commerce directors led by George Dodsworth shovel walks, while Highway Dept workers clear the driveway after Mrs Truman orders no gravel on the grass. The piece then shifts to Army favoritism and peacetime conscription debates in the Senate Military Affairs Committee, led by Johnson, O Mahoney, Kilgore, and Revercomb, arguing for internal Army reform before Congress. It notes biased shotgun sales to officers and club fund controversies involving the Shofield Officers Club and postwar spending.
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Janes T. Hopkins
Delaware Street
Truman
West van Horn Road
Sxo
White House
Chamber
Dodsworth
Harold V. Starr
George C. Carson
Don M. Slusher
Pars
Kenneth B. Smith
Secret Service
Army
Senate ‘Military Affairs Committee
Chan Gurney
South Dakota
Pentagon
G. T
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Johnson
Colorado
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Congress
Augusta
Drew Field
Fla
Washington, T. C
Chicago
S J. Joseph
Delaine
Naval Reserve
Navy
Cliha
National Guard
Reserve Army
Inspector General's Office
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
A reflective piece by John Temple Graves on enduring truths amid change. He cites mathematics and gravity as constants, critiques modern American football’s commercialization, comments on officers clubs and wartime discipline, and praises debutantes while urging balanced pride and restraint.
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John Temple Graves
Radio Programs List Athenaeum Broadcast Schedule
Radio listings show multiple programs and hosts across MBS stations including WAGE WEDNESDAY Wake Tyani dive and ATS News. Entries reference various shows such as Howard's Oreh and Farm Hour with Maxwell MARS Ryundup and Anthony MBR. The listing notes audience segments Bible Readers Club and 4504-Devotion with Music. Community stations air talk, music, and devotionals featuring named hosts and times.
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MBS
Vu Laaya Tb
Adventures OF the
Falcon
Forum
Alwsssir
Dyan
Howard's
Oreh
Ian Wake
Tyani
ATS News
Ein Masson Family
Massard
Clementa
Sharly Valley
Botka
MBS Tein Winds
AT! News + Bible Readers Club
MBS XY
Maxwell Mars
Willian Lang
Ry Morton Downey
Wiha
AP News
Hiowlyear Rand Revleur
Anthony
MBR
Vaeterlee
Kor
Montaman Elmer House
Enmet
Childe Cl Ore
Sugar Bowl Offers Razzle-Dazzle Ball
The Sugar Bowl arena hosted a festive football showdown between Oklahoma A&M and St. Mary's, with All-America backs and flashy offenses thrilling 73,000 fans. Oklahoma A&M, led by Bob Fenimore and Neil Armstrong, executed two touchdown drives, while St. Mary's showcased its own scoring flair with standout players and aggressive plays.
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New Orleans
Sugar Bowl
Sugar Bowl Stadium
Bettors
Oklahoma A
M.a Cowboys
Bob Fenimore
St. Mary's
Herman Wedenfeyer
Industrial machine poised for 1946 banner year
The piece sees 1946 as a potential boom year for American business, dependent on resolving labor and price policies. It notes reconversion from war to peacetime production, widespread strikes testing the system, and mentions GM and steel concerns while highlighting a hoped easing of wage and price tensions. It also briefly references helium discovery and football notes.
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America
iSch
John F. Chester Preas
WEW
York
General Motors
Record Shoe Output Forecast Forge by Douglas Leming
Forecasts from the Civilian Production Administration anticipate civilian shoe production rising in 1945 with about 550 million pairs, the largest figure in history. Wartime leather use shifts back to civilian footwear as rationing eases and factory shipments accelerate, though shortages and limited styles remain visible early in the year.
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Douglas Leming
CPA
Inc, Military
San Carlos Handicap at Arcadia Field Draws 13 Entries
San Carlos Handicap at Santa Anita features 13 thoroughbreds in a seven furlong sprint for 25000 dollars. Top weighted 126 pounds, contender Fre Fiddle appears among likely rivals along with Slide Snow Boots High Solve Bull Reigh Texas Land Challenge Me Lou Bre Bumi Bond Whirlabout Quick Be Stronghold and Baron Jack.
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Arcadia
Calip
Santa Anta
San Carlos
Slide
Snow Boots
High Solve
Bull Reigh
Texas Land Challenge
Lou-Bre
Bumi Bond
Whirlabout
Baron Jack
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Prisianet Daily Sacer. Esterday
Tee Exc Fublisting Co
Thesdoe
Elijano Hall
Pokilener
Horace Hall
Seecereee
TOM Carte
Thanka Otttesties
Eanadlutine
Aibe Rales
Associated Prees Tee
Preas
Cas
Ietter
Iow
Lbersia
Ovid
IMG
Orl
Santa Claus
Christine
Drew Feleson
Bub
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Capitol City
Princeton Winni
Pearl Tfarbor
Borary
Elmbri “Ie
Feeuhu Anny
Chemical Warfare School
Edgewood Arsenal
Fort Tirang
N. C
Segular Army
Pacific Ocean
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Lfe
John Howard
King's Bend
Mutual
Rainbow Trip
Red River Valley Boys
Tom Mix
Nice
Basic
Dhs
Abe
Jack Smith
Shaw
Cha Raymond Gram Liwine
Kaltenborn
Nbewest
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Con Lum
Abner
Elmer Davia
Abe MA
Judy
Cbs
Alan Young
Abe T
Ebs
Amos and Andy
Gus Lombardo
Fibber McGire-Molly
Bob Hope
Nbe
Red Skelton
Newa
Nbe-Baste
Earth
Cordeiro
By Galbraith
San Carlos Handicap
Dixie Transfer & Storage CO
Bell
Dr.r.l. Tindel
Optometrist
Blumberg
Main Street
Houston Marble Works
N. Foster
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