Publisher subscription rates and notices from the Eagle
The page lists subscription rates by carrier or mail across Alabama Georgia and Florida with various timeframes and costs. It includes obfuscated department contact lines and a disclaimer about Associated Press news usage. It ends with a Jefferson quote and scattered address lines for offices in multiple cities.
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Georgia
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Parker House
Glenn
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New Center Blige Escoseceres
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Thomas Jefferson
Blind corners hazards prompt calls for action in Dothan
Community leaders warn blind intersections pose dangers to drivers and pedestrians. They note delays in addressing the hazards despite concern and recent accidents, citing Montgomery’s fixes as a model. Local residents value safety and urge prompt measures to protect life and limb.
Britons Split Over Elizabeth Marries Prince Philip
The Sunday Pictorial polls Britons on Princess Elizabeth marrying Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark. Fifty five percent favor the match, forty percent oppose, five percent suggest Elizabeth give up succession if wed. Readers split on political impact and Windsor ties. the public vote will shape a major royal decision.
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England
Philip
Greece
Denmark
Sunday Pictorial
Marrase
March of Dimes Appeal Drives Houston County Support
The March of Dimes fundraiser in Houston County invites broad community participation to support health and health care for all. Volunteers seek donations from individuals and groups, with goals including braces and special shoes for children, and aimed at aiding victims of disease and improving chances of health and happiness.
Marshall as Secretary of State Faces Russia Strain
Washington notes that George Marshall's appointment as Secretary of State may strain U S Russian relations. The piece recalls Marshall's 1941 remark on a Russian advance, his Balkans strategy with Stalin, and concerns over expanding military influence in top government posts. It highlights the risk of military men guiding diplomacy in an atomic era and praises Marshall's record of selecting capable, liberty-respecting aides.
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Washington
Jimmie Byrnes
George Marshall
Rusia
Marshall
Hitler
Russia
Tellion
Moscow
France
Italy
Czechoslovakia
England
USA
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Churchill
Balkans
St George Marshall
Ussr
Belgium
Panama
Veterans Administration
Labor Department
GOP
Albert Engel
Michigaan
War Department
Gadfly
Nanking
China
Kuomintang
Nationalist Party
George C. Marshall
U. 5
Vandenberg
Uncle Sam
Wei O
Vardenberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Taft praised as a potential unifier in 1940s politics
The essay discusses Robert A Taft as a capable leader who could appeal beyond Coolidge, noting his economic talent and legislative experience. It contrasts Tafts stance on federalism with his measured friendliness to the South and cites his 1940 Birmingham statement on Southern agriculture as evidence of his inclusive approach.
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Robert A. Taft
Taft
Asheville
Ohio
Coolidge
Will Rogers
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Citizen
South
Louisville Courier-Journal
Senate
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Dewey
Minneapolis
Mid-West
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Birmingham
Wallace
Pepper
Fulton Lewis Jr
Henry J. Taylor
MBS
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Guy Lombardo
Air
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Qu Bradley
Wa Mutual
Malone
Bible Readers Club
Shady Valley
AP News
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Orch
Toso
Geo. Barnes
Odette
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Between the Vines Coke Club
Mesulos
Naval Academy
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Buck Rogera
MBS Liberlal
Robert Childe
Chofr
Glory Pleasanta
Tom Mix
Haldane and voices on peace and power in postwar world
Quotes from scientists politicians and officials on atomic energy peace and economic policy. J. B. S. Haldane Milton Burton Arthur Sweetser Robert R. Wason and Judge Jacob Panken weigh in on control profits employment budgets and parent role in child behavior. Copyright 1947 Bell Syndicate Inc.
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U. of Notre Dame
Public Opinion Shifts on Presidential Term Limits
A Gallup poll shows 63 percent favored a two term limit in 1944, 55 percent in July 1945, and 52 percent in a recent survey. Support dropped as time passes, while opposition held at 40 percent and undecided rose to eight percent. Passage hinges on state ratifications delaying momentum.
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Roosevelt
Rotary Institute lectures spark interest in Dothan
The Rotary Club Institute of International Relations begins Thursday night with four talks by world affairs experts. Veterans of World War II show eager interest in Is Cooperation Possible, hoping to learn how nations can live as neighbors to prevent future wars.
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Rotary Club
Institute of International Relations
Dothan
Thare
China
Arthur H. Vanderberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cleveland Council of Wrld Affairs
United States
Unhappy China faces new coalition crisis in civil war
The column analyzes China's fragile coalition government under non Communist parties and the enduring split with the Communists led by Chiang Kai-shek. It discusses potential shifts in U.S. Far Eastern policy urged by Senator Vanderberg and General Marshall, and the risk of renewed fighting if Moscow aids the Communists.
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China
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Communist Party
Sam
Russia
Nanking
Moscow
Radio Programs And Nightly Schedule Overview
Radio listings show a dense schedule across multiple networks with varied programs. It includes news, music, drama and talk segments featuring named hosts and orchestras such as John Paris Sonis Rowland Ginson, Sherlock Holmes drama, John Davis, Gene Autry era acts, and the George Barnes program, plus station notes from MBS AP News and NBC style blocks.
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Cbs
Dack Smith
Elmer Davin
Siec
Mob Hawk
Wei
H. Vo Kalvenborn
America
Victor Barge
Sammy Kaye
Orhe
Abe Sereenild
Dr. I. Q
Abe Sweeney
Abe
Abe-Babe
MacKinnon Elected Leader of Marianna Commerce Chamber
Marianna special report confirms MacKinnon elected dent of the Commerce Chamber for 1947. Jan 9 election completed with F. C. Daffin as first president and Charleston Keen as second vice president, John T. Manor treasurer, Louis T. Bass secretary-manager. Directors named include Jewel Andrews, T. H. Barat, A. Willis, J. W. Hightower, F. Neely, Otis Padgett, Linwood Seay, Charles Wandeck. annual dinner set Jan 17 at the cafeteria with Monticello Mayor Richard to attend. Cost of ore production tied to U. S. ore shipments.
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Reiff Linwood Seay
Pageer
Charles Wandeck
Cal
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