Fragmented OCR history note from January 19 1951
Fragmented text cites Associated Press dispatches and public notices with garbled names and terms. It references Missstatement of F Va and a quote about tyranny, involving Thomas Jefferson, and mentions New York Chicago and a January 19 1951 date, suggesting a transformed or misread historical page.
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Paorerwataltves
New York
Chiewea
Aden Tiacgins
Eipe Auton
Montysie
Randace
South Saling Street
Rymlins
Thomas Jefferson
Fragmentary Moral Notes Echo Biblical and Blair Warnings
Text excerpts warn against cruelty and mockery in amusements. Include Micah 3 2 and Blair quotes urging compassion for even insects. The fragments illuminate nineteenth century moral discourse on entertainment ethics and humane treatment.
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Blair
Truman Criticizes Press On Jan Remarks Publication
President Truman complained at a press conference that no American newspaper reported his January remarks. He said he would consult Congress on foreign policy. Reporters noted the omission and checked wire services to see how many papers printed the statement. One poll found 35 papers carried the story.
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Truman
Congress
Roman
Servaret
Toearn
Elles
Applauded decision on legislator pay raise proposal
The legislature rejected a plan to raise member compensation to 25 a day and expense allowances to 4 15 per day. The column opposes self payment for days not in session, noting legislators already earn fixed salary while claiming expenses for almost every day.
Legislator Pay Proposal Sparks Montgomery Session Debate
The text discusses pay rates for legislators and a proposed resolution to set daily amounts only for days spent in Montgomery on actual business sessions. It notes potential weekly and daily earnings under different rate scenarios and calls for a formal resolution to gain political support.
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Montgomery
Juig
Dothan Chamber Eyeing United Telephone Rate Hearing
The Dothan Chamber of Commerce votes to appoint a committee to study United Telephone and Telegraph Co. rate increase proposals. President Walter Morris selects experienced members to assess fairness and inform the Public Service Commission hearing set for February 1. Dothan’s absence at Andalusia meeting noted as a missed opportunity.
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Dothan Chamber of Commerce
United Telephone and Telegraph Co
Chamber
Walter Morris
Dothan
Andalusia
United Towns
Public Service Commission
Agaon
United Key Ingah Mneréage Intates
Alphabetical agencies bloom from the Defense Production Act
The piece lists numerous new Washington agencies created by the Sept 4 1880 Defense Production Act and notes overlap in initials. It warns many may be temporary and forecasts changes as war shifts to new acts, labeling a nation in an alphabet hungry era.
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Washington
OPA
WPE
OCD
Raute Dothan Kiwanis thanks sponsors for church notices
The Raute Dothan Kiwanis Club thanks advertisers for enabling full page religious notices in Fridays display. It notes in troubled times spiritual help is needed and praises businessmen for devoting ad space to religious information. Signed R A Givan secretary.
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Sures Page
Dothan Kiwanis Club
Dothan
Belif
Swartz flies 130 missions in Korea no enemy seen
Lt. Robert J. Swartz of Buller Pa. tops jet combat trips in the Korean war with more than 120 flights and no air-to-air encounters. He flew for The Head Hunters squadron, focusing on ground targets like locomotives and tanks, while awaiting a chance to shoot down an enemy plane.
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U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
Pennsylvania
Robert J. Swartz
Buller
Ewartz
George Mortgomery
Ar Force
Swartz
1St Fighter Interceptor
Waay
Tgs
MI6
The Mighty Man Schary Guides Hollywood Amid Contempt Case
Westbrook Pegler argues that Dore Schary, then Hollywood power, rallied the industry after the Hollywood ten contempt convictions. He lauds Schary as a leader while recounting connections to Lewis Milestone Michael Blankfort and militant anti-Communist actions. The piece frames Schary as controlling public sentiment during the era’s anti-Communist hysteria.
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New York
Hollywood Ten
Congress
Hollywood
Dore Schary
James K. McGuinness
Schary
Metro Golinjh-Mayer
Hollyernocten
United States
McGuinness
Twentieth Century Fox
Lewis Milestone
Michael Blankfort
the Corns
Washington
Milestone
Blankfort
Spain
Unuge Committee On
Baurh
Hecy Taylor
Tabor
Wtoch
Daily Worker
Frontier Finny
House
Communist Party
Hollywood Anti-Navi League
Silestone
House Committee
Tenney Committee
California
Hollywood Democratic Committee
Bfilestone
Sponser
Hollywood Committee For Democratic Action
Hottze
Tenner Committee
Mew Masses
League of American Writers
Matton Picture Artists’ Committee
Houss
Tenney
New York Times
Russian War Relief, Inc
Hollywood Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
New Masses
American Society For
Supreme Court
Amicus Curipe
Ella Reeve Bloor
National Committee Against
National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
Communist New Masses
Sunday Worker
Montezuma
Blinkfort
Jim
Lucie
What Other Editors Are Saying About Clemency Notices
The Daily urged restoring a clemency safeguard requiring proof of publication of a notice of intent. The Dothan Eagle argues restoration would curb pardons and paroles misconduct. The Eagle says newspapers would resist handling notices due to cost and effort, yet the public safeguard justifies the expense. Decatur.
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The
Dothan Eagle
Decatur
Sales Tax Proposal Sparks Political Debate
Washington reports set against a federal sales tax plan as critics label it a Truman plot and claim it would be a heavy burden on the public. Experts note food exemption arguments and warn that the tax would need to raise about ten billion dollars to meet budget aims.
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Washington
Snan
Congress
Truman
Eisenhower
House
Treas
Balic
Mastj
Yao
Audi & Burden
Ways and Means
Tax proposals spark debate on federal sales tax impact
The piece outlines Treasury estimates for a 10 percent nationwide sales tax with food exempt and its effects on different income groups. It notes opposition from labor and retailers, while some large firms favor the plan to shift burdens to lower and middle income brackets, amid broader political maneuvering around 1952 nominations.
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Treasury
Deportation, library visit, and Japanese Americans in limbo
Disjointed report cites a Dothan Alabama library visit by twenty patrons during a late hour and mentions deportation issues. It notes about 4000 American-born Japanese who had renounced U.S. citizenship and a Ninth Circuit Court ruling reversing a prior federal decision, with brief reference to Judge Louis B. Goodman and related cleanup actions.
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Ban Francisco
U. S
Enn
Alph
Sill
Aoe
Ad & Oapan
Omar
Circuit Court
Louis BE. Goodman
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Foltom
Senate
USA
DMB
ESA — Economic Stabilization Agency
OPS
Office of Price Stabilization
WSB Wage Stabilization Board
Npa—National Production Authority
DTA
Defense Transport Administration
PAD — Petroleum Administration
Defense
Sfad— Solid Fuels Administration
DFA
Defense Fisheries Administration
DPA
Défense Power Administration
DMA
Defense Minerals ‘Administration
ORA
Office of Requirements and Allocations
OMF
Office of Materials and Facilities
Fob—Food Distribution Branch
Dscr—Division of Selective Credit Regulations
EPS — Emergency Procurement Service
MB Munitions Board
Hhpa—Housing and Home Finance Agency
FCDA
Federal Civil Defense Administration
ODM
Office of Defense Mobilization
Offices of Defense Manpower
Defense Production Administration
Defense Power Administration
R. A. Givan
Dothan Owants Club
Hal Boyle
Sers
Kaven Wan
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Tom Lambert
Tokyo
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Westbrook
Pegler
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Tevenue
RAY_TUCKER
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Capitol Hill
Mr. Truman
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