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Fragmentary OCR notes reference Theol, Malloast Repremmice, Colacgs Bramieg Pat Bide, Tutaces Bide, Bowen, Acuatle Bidg, Giesa Side, Atlanta, Detroit. A dated Bible verse and a Pope quote appear, with city and event fragments from January 6, 1946.
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Bramieg Pat
Te Tutaces
Bowen
Acuatle
Fhiletelpalez Giesa Side
Atlanta
General Modern
Detroit
Prisoners Build Chapel Behind Dannemorra Walls
Morale was low in Dannemorra New York prison where Father Hyland inspired a chapel project. Convicts, aided by charitable locals and prison staff, built it without rule breaches or jailbreaks, giving many a chance at a new life. The tale extols faith and reform as a path to freedom.
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Dannemaorra
New York
Father Hyland
Chanel
Dannemorra
Wong
Secretary Patterson’s Guam interview exposes demobilization questions
A harsh note on cabinet travel and publicity follows Army Secretary Robert Patterson after a Stars and Stripes report on Guam shows his abysmal grasp of the Army point system. The piece mocks his tour and warns officials to listen rather than speak during inspections.
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Robert Patterson
Stars and Stripes
Guam
Demobilization Confusion At War Department Interview
The article recounts misstatements by Patterson during interviews about demobilization dates and shipping limits. Patterson feigned knowledge gaps about plan dates, citing March 31 and March 20 as key release targets, while Gen. Marshall’s past remarks clarified March 20 as the proper release date. The piece notes the Pacific shipping shortage and Patterson’s quips as a Senate inquiry probes the program.
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Patterson
War Department
George C Marshall
Postwar reconversion and news diet shift
Newspaper editor argues that after four years of war coverage readers crave everyday life stories again. He notes reconversion has been gradual since August and will accelerate after V E Day, returning front pages to prewar variety and past tense emphasis on the war.
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Ams
Atory
De Gaulle Threatens Resignation Over Defense Plan
France's President Charles de Gaulle declares he will resign if the National Assembly does not approve his defense program. He vows to persist until his policy is accepted, signaling a potential government shakeup.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
Meat packers seek wage rise amid price boost plan
Washington dispatch notes housewives may face another charge as meat packers push for a two dollar daily wage increase and a small meat price rise. Judge Collett reportedly approved the plan, but the issue risks closing two small packing plants if action lags. The piece also surveys wartime invasion debates and Pearl Harbor inquiry tensions involving Smith Brewster and Kent, with procedural House Rules drama and UNRRA snippets.
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Pesri
Washington
Smell Meat Packers
Tbs Office of Economic Stabilization
Ama
Jobn C. Collett
Kansas City
Barsey Google
Collett
Eisenhower
Claude Fepper
London
Lieft
1942
Dunkirk
Balkans
Philosophy in the GM strike frames American system debate
The piece argues that the GM strike embodies a broader philosophy about Americanism and the free enterprise system. Walter Reuther’s calls for wage tied to profits are seen as a threat to competition, while high wages, low prices, and public works under the automotive model are hailed as core to American prosperity. The author warns against tipping toward socialistic totalitarianism and urges preserving competitive freedom.
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Walter Reuther
Geneva
Motors
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Chevrolet
Plymouth
Henry Ford
Walter Reuthers
America
Charles Wilson
Walter Reither
Reuther
Radio Programs on WAGF Sunday Schedule Snapshot
A dense OCR list outlines radio programs across WAGF Sunday and Monday, including Music, Prophecy, Sunray School lessons, prayer periods, orchestras, and news segments. Notable entries feature Voice of Prophecy, AP News updates, William Allimen, Las Elgart Orchestra, and Shady Valley Folka along with various sermon and revival hour programs.
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MBS
Montern
Clase " Savard
Oreh
AP News Ovie
Don Herbraay
Ns Oreh
AP News
Jim
Bill Cunningham
Russ Drew
ARS
Noen Mart
Jack Smith
Operane
Callinrnia Melodier
Anne Alexander
Mediation Board
MBS Abriel Heatter
Piltrim
William Allimen
Las Elgart
WARP
AD News
Joe Schirmer
Tilo —Mustand
Spade Conlay
Trade Winds Tavern
AP Newn
Filsa Maxwall
Poe
Thomas Peluso
Crum Dewbbass
Hastings Building Fund Brick Left on Porch
Dr. William M. French president of Hastings College found a brick on his front porch inscribed this is for the Hastings building fund suggesting a dramatic roadside or prank gesture tied to the college drive. The incident highlights community involvement in fundraising efforts.
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Omaha
Hastings College
William M. French
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Hastings Building Fund
Embarrassed? Kent Students Hear Finance Quips
Kent State University instructor Raymond K. Moran tells students that most Americans are temporarily embarrassed for funds, a situation he says often lasts a lifetime. He mentions France forming the first air force with balloon observers about 155 years ago.
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Kent, Ohio
Raymond K. Moran
Kent State University
France
Logues Lore reflections on change and hopeful bets
A columnist muses on shifting times and frugal wisdom. He advises preparing for hard times, suggests bonds when money is tight, and recalls old days of biscuit treats versus modern snacks. He praises congressional bills for rural electricity and phones, notes Dothan’s growth, and cites a large national teacher total as a closing statistic.
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Az Flowers
Roy Hill
Clothing rights for veterans and city cinema move
The article discusses veterans seeking civilian clothing and proper wardrobes after war service. It notes frustration with limited access to new suits and civilian wear, urging better postwar options. In Aline Oklahoma the city council plans to provide regular movie shows at a community building after taking over a local theater.
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Dothan
Aline
Okla
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