Fragmented Alaba ma newspaper text with mixed notices
Fragmented OCR shows subscription rates and service notes, misstatements of fact, bids, and religious quotes. It mentions The Associated Press, publication details, and a January 8, 1946 date with scripture verses. The legible content lacks a clear event or person to anchor a full news item.
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Eelut-Shith CO
Natiocel Eeprenesis
Chica Ox Grastar
New York
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Atlentis
Ginn
Allgnis
Gametel
Durell
Avery Jore
En —Thames Daliereen
Marshall Optimism on China Peace Talks
Gen George C Marshall reports progress in mediating between Communist and Nationalist factions in China. He aims to avert civil war with cease fire orders planned for about 200000 troops after upcoming talks, using pressure and support as needed while pursuing a peaceful settlement.
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George C. Marshall
China
Sassy
Chiang
Gen. Marshall
Southern Opportunity and the South’s industrial promise
The South voices optimism about a future industrial expansion that could lift a region long held back. The piece notes the healthful belief in regional self-confidence and suggests broader support from the industrialized East when the South acts on these prospects.
The South as a future industrial frontier in The Index
The Index argues the South could become the nation’s new industrial frontier, citing abundant resources climate and power. It notes wartime contracts totaling 45 billion dollars with 26 billion in supply work and 19 billion in facilities. Converts many small wartime plants to peacetime production, signaling new factories and expansions if co operation continues.
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Uve
Lever
Puptte
Catoan
Industri Fia
Kerton
Naton
Wartine
W Geceree
South
Bri
Truman appeal to Congress falls flat with public response
President Truman urged the public to push Congress behind his program in a Friday broadcast. Telegrams and letters were sparse, with about 200 telegrams showing up and roughly 80 percent favorable. Many Congress members reported little to no correspondence, suggesting voters have not rallied behind the President. Analysts cite assumptions about expected action, not actual constituent pressure, as the likely reason.
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Truman
Congress
Athers
Winte House
Congressional
McTreiman
Wallace Moves Toward Independent Campaign in 1948
Wallace begins push for a liberal congressional slate while remaining in the cabinet. He plans a nine to twelve month schedule of farm and national speeches, often criticising Truman yet seeking continued cooperation. Internal friction surfaces over Congress, labor reform, and cooling off periods as Byrnes and Leahy clash with the White House.
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Wallace
Beeretan Af Agr Reliure Andersen Dreiden
Geaby
Byrnes
Washington
Cristierce
Henry Wallace
Truman
Hue
Warton
Reb Harnegan
Untess
Congress
Capitol Hill
Anderson
New Mexico
U. S
Clinton Anderson
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
The column discusses labor unions under the Clayton Act and debates whether exemptions to anti-trust laws should be limited. It cites law, contemplates economic impact, and notes ongoing questions about the scope of labor’s restraining power.
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N. B. Hasleigh
Buchanan
Virginia
Winston- Salem Journal
Donald Richberg
State Department limits on refugee visas and soldiers wives plan
Officials discussed staffing limits in handling immigration visas and chose to prioritize bringing home foreign born wives of American soldiers. They did not request a larger staff, aiming to work within the current quota system and the fiscal year ending June 30. The move aligns with President Truman’s plan to expedite returning soldiers’ wives without new legislation.
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State Department
White House
Truman
Trusman
Radio Programs on WAGF Tonight and Saturday Schedule
Radio listings for WAGF outline tonight’s 6:00 to 10:69 PM schedule with Fulton Lewis Jr Korn Kobblera Arthie Hale and various MBS programs plus silent intervals and Saturday lineup featuring Wake On and Live UK News Haden Family Av Tatum 40 Mustach and Gravy and a range of music and talk segments across AP News and MBS networks.
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Wagf Tonight
Fulton Lewis
Muvico
MBS
AP News
Maxwell
Edna Avnnar
Pele
William Lang
Morton Dswary
Orch
Queen
Snade Croley Gang
Palmer House
Aon
Erakine Johnson
MAS
Glory Mansants
al Clausee
Oullawa
Tom Mix
Evening Radio Schedule From Dusk Till 10 Tonight
Listings show Raymond Gram Swing et al in a mixed lineup. Programs include A Date With Judy Drama Alan Young Comedy and Amos and Andy at 8, Bob Hope and Fibber McGee at 8:30, and News at 10 with the Supper Club and dance interludes.
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Raymond Gram
Abe
Hils Boner
Abe S—Kaltenborn
Cornelia Otis Skinner
di Lum & Abner
Abs T
Elmer Davie
Judy
Alan Young
Cbe
Amos and Andy
Guy Lombardo
Bob Hope Shaw
Abe Rob Crosby
Che
Skelton
Photo of U S Generals in Jap Prison Camp Revealed
Brig. Gen. William E. Brougher releases the only photo of Lt Gen. Jonathan Wainwright and American generals as prisoners of war. He bought it in the Philippines during capture in 1942, risking rule violations to keep a record of heroic sacrifice and mistreatment by Japanese captors.
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A&p News
Jonathan Wainwright
William E. Brougher
Philippines
Bataan
H Brougher
11Th Division
Philippine Army
T Ao
Brogher
Tarlac
P. 1
Brougher
Formosa
France Faces Oxygen Test Before De Gaulle Election
The World Today analyzes France's fragile postwar crisis as Gen. De Gaulle seeks leadership. With a June Assembly election and a new constitution looming, his moderate program aims to nationalize key sectors while cautiously reforming private monopolies. Opposition remains limited but could grow in the coming months.
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Paris
France
Gen
de Gaulle
Portrait of Ito and POWs at farewell camp gathering
A photographer captured Lt. Col. Ito with a captured group including Gen. Wainwright among American officers. Ito, noted as humane among camp commanders, arrived with a truck of food for a final farewell before Formosa. He arranged a formal photograph with two Scotch bottles on the table and bowed as the officers posed.
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Formosa
Ito
Gen. Wainwright
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