Bait and Key Figures Appear in Long Local Notice
A fragmented OCR fragment from The Dothan Eagle mentions legal and financial terms including misstatement of bait, investment concerns, and references to national representatives and city figures. Names like SMITH CO and Chicago prominence surface alongside mentions of Waterman, Reston, and Philadel. The text is garbled but signals a legal or financial notice surrounding an arming or investment inquiry with multiple named entities and dates implied.
Dothan Curfew Proclaimed To Tackle Juvenile Delinquency
City officials revived a long forgotten curfew barring anyone under seventeen from being on the streets after dark unless with a parent or guardian. Violators face a $1 fine or up to six months in jail, with police to enforce the measure amid mixed public support and questions of practical effectiveness.
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Dothan
Purenig
Labor unrest and wage dispute roils mines and farmers
Fragmented OCR evokes a broad labor crisis as miners threaten a two day wage rise tied to dues to John L Lewis. Government intervention fails, workers protest, and mobilization discussions mix with farm mobilization pleas from Secretary Wickard. The piece lingers on national policy and patriotic duty amid industrial strife.
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WSE
Minera
John L Lewis
Inside story of GE and war production power struggles
The piece details a wartime power struggle over aircraft and radio production. It highlights General Electric and RCA figures, the Navy and White House influence, and leadership shifts involving Wilton and Swope. It notes GE lagging on Army contracts, Wilson's production efforts, and the struggle to accelerate aircraft components amid government pressure.
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Ariny Manleg
Navy
General Electric Company
Pual
Haradox
Nas
War Production Board
Mokram
Army
Washington
Ambien
Breham Somervell
David Barnett
Radio Corporation of America
General Electric 1
General Electric
Redio Corporaton
America
Col Sarnoff
Swope
Charles E "Wilwan
Gerard Swope
Wilson
United States
Gen 8Omervell
Onda
USA
Caine
le Derant
Hia
Mane
Hun
Ike
King Wilson
Watson
White House
Lin
Pennsylvania
Cucipe
Woslompien
Heo
Aleven
Roosevelt
Walsany
Nevetnter
Wien
Californe
Ford
India
Angina
Walwon
Wilwon
A Bridgeport
Roosevelt travel and War Production clash with public duties
The piece notes tension between Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt's private travel for private purposes and wartime demands on transportation. It cites Senate probes into Somervell and the WPB on tank and truck production, plus criticism of her Washington and New York trips as not essential to the war effort. It contrasts civilian travel with government appeals to conserve rail use. It mentions politicians and labor figures, including Joseph Curran, and a CIO organizer's tire qualification.
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Jeepa
Army
Navy
Whit Winon
Washington
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
White House
Hall Hopkins
Europe
West
Miami
New York
Hyde Park
Syracuse
Montreal
John
Jann Boettiger
Seattle
Mi. Roosevelt
New York City
Mra Roosevelt
OPA
Joseph Lush
Merchant Marinee
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Communist Party
Hitler
Russia
Herg
Wilmington
NCG News
Michael Shapiro
CIO
Shapiro
Odd Names Drop Ip In Health Records
Atlanta Georgia AP The health department reports odd names listed in its vital statistics records. Names like Fuller Boorse Waah Saturday Ba Careful McGee Georgia Pas cum Asia Minor and Extra White appear, while physical standards have risen markedly over the past decade.
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Atlantage
Siste Health Department
Vital Atatistics Division
Ite
Georgia
Weathered war lab to sharpen cold climate aircraft
Air Force researchers at Wright Field and the Materiel Center tackle subzero testing and winterization for radios, brushes, tires, rubber, and air filters. They study dynamometer tests up to 4000 horsepower and cold weather equipment to keep planes operable in extreme cold and desert dust.
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Fetel Edson
Matt
Wright Field
Auxthary
Air
Afric
Heaven's Loss Is Earth's Gain in Barnsville Ga
In Barnesville Georgia an AP brief tells of a boy instructed by his mother to bury a captured mouse. The child digs a hole items a mound of dirt and speaks to the mouse saying God will be sorry to see you coming.
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Barnesville
Guillebeau
Vetlerat
Department backs single price program for all peanuts
The US Agriculture Department proposes a single price program for all peanuts to ensure growers receive an average return near parity. The plan would set a price around 8 to 85 percent of parity for peanuts, with figures tied to 14760 pounds per ton in mid October. The proposal suggests new provisions and investment, aiming to mirror support mechanisms similar to historical programs.
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US Department of Agriculture
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