Fragmented Dothan Eagle Abbreviated Local News Note
The text shows an OCR fragment from Dothan Eagle with oblique references to obituaries and local notices. It mentions obituaries and news, plus a statement about verifying evidence and a promise of prompt service. Names like Marion, Chicago, New York, Boston, Atlanta, Detroit appear as places or publishers in scattered form.
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Radrew
Sere CO
Marionews
Chicago
Chris Graybar Buiz
New York
Waterman
Bostes
Atlantis
Paespha
Glcs
Atlanta
General Ne Sere
Detroit
Lobbying in Washington and the path to democratic reform
The piece argues lobbying has become expansive in Washington with about 400 active lobbies pressing for diverse groups. It claims pressure tactics shape most legislation, risks ethics, and hampers true representation, calling for curbs to restore democratic government. It also touches on a wartime Berlin context and postwar honor expectations.
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Washington
Stuart Chase
BACE TO BERLIN AIMS AS WAR DISTANCE NARROWS
The report tracks Allied forces closing on Berlin with the Russians leading the pursuit. As of yesterday the Red Army stood 137 miles from Berlin while British American forces lag about 3106 miles behind. The Siegfried Line remains a major Western obstacle as moves toward Berlin continue amid uncertainty.
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Bace
Berlin
Europe
Alabama 1945 tax debate aims to keep income levy
The 1945 Alabama legislative session will likely keep the state income tax in force, with parties focusing on how to spend the revenues. Education public welfare and public health are favored earmarks, while home stead exemptions should continue, and critics warn against wasteful or politically driven allocations.
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Alabama
One Little Word and a Cabinet Missed Chance
A dated opinion piece opines that Roosevelt could have pleased Americans by saying yes to Madam Perkins resigning as Secretary of Labor. It laments the missed opportunity and comments on stubborn human nature, credit woes, and the dangers of pursuing trouble.
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Roosevelt
Tyes
Madam Perkins
Washington Go Round Paragraph on Peace Delegates and War Leaders
In Washington the talk centers on appointing a hard hitting G I Joe as a full fledged peace conference delegate while Churchill is critiqued for war era views. The piece also covers Stettinius and Ickes clashing over policy and the need to include youth and GI experience at the peace table. It notes debates over arms shipments and diplomacy.
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Greece
Impeviahem
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Punjab
Nile
South Africa
Scobie
Athens
G. I. Joes
Gallipoli
Foreign Office
Adolf Hitler
G. I. Joe
Stettianus
Italy
Belgium
Stettinius
Cal} Ieanue
Germany
State Department
Munich
Japan
Tokyo
Ickes
Spain
Roosevelt reshuffles as Wallace becomes Commerce chief
The Roosevelt administration replaces Jesse Jones with Henry A. Wallace at the Commerce Department. Wallace will also oversee Jones’s lending agencies, signaling a sharp leftward shift in Democratic Party leadership and a strategic bid for 1944. Internal notes mention a warmer State Department tone to employees.
Battle Over Control Of Lending Agencies And Wall Street Power
The piece argues that the Roosevelt administration faces a power struggle over the nation’s lending agencies, led by Jesse Jones and his conservative allies, with Henry Wallace seeking direct government spending and job creation. It traces origins from Hoover’s RFC to wartime agencies and warns of a clash over who controls purse strings and policy.
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Jesse Jones
Roosevelt
Wallace
George
Finance Committee
Secretary of Commerce
RFC
Hoover
Jones
REC
Mr Wallace
Henry Wallace
Radio Program Lineup and Network Schedule Fragments
A dense list of radio programs and network segments spanning Friday and Thursday night with varied show names, hosts, and times. Notable items include Wake Up and Live, AP News, The Vagabonds, Farm and Home Hour, DSP shows, and multiple network listings such as Bing Crosby Music Hall and Abbott and Costello Comedy. The fragmentary catalog notes music variety, dramatic sketches, and news segments across stations and networks.
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WAGP
AP News
Spade Cooley
Cofiza Club
Carol Gilbert
AP OM Bible Readers Club
Tin Pan Alley
Langworth
Goodyear Band Review
AF News
Garretts ‘Snuff Varietiez
Inez Jacobsen
Muster Lud Glushin
AP Bers
Napidh
Salon
Loat John's
Kensuckisn
Larry Adler Meret
AP Never
Fissten
Nbe-Basic
Jack Kirkwood
Cbs
Fulton Lewis
Mbs
Broaresat
Nbe
Johnnie Johnston
Martin Black
Bob Burns
Muale Orchestra
Cha Dixie
Arthur Hale
Mr Keen
Kaltenborn
Major Bowes
Gabriel Henttar
Mbe
Joan Davis
Nbe-Bnash
Corlins Archer
Dramstic Setiex
Cba
Orch
Bly Har
Antonini
Rhh
Che Fred Warine
Henry Gladston
Rudy Vallee
Larry Douglan
Ebs Swing
Chicago
Nbe-Baaigh Shop
Nbr-West
Ebubty
Varety
Nawa
War Manpower Commission tightens war labor controls
The War Manpower Commission outlines its toughest manpower controls, allowing relocation of workers even to lower paying jobs. The plan cascades from national to regional to area directors, but critics note a failure to convey the psychological impact of such power.
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Washington
War Manpower Commission
WMC
U.S. Employment Service
Allentown
Brown
Hin
Jones
War Production Board
Employment Service
Turbulent Balkans and Yugoslav Crisis Looms Across War Era
A wartime analysis outlines two Yugoslav governments led by Tito and Subasic, with King Peter seeking a regency and possible plebiscite after the war. Grew may push a compromise, but observers expect a coalition under Tito and Moscow influence, while a royal return seems unlikely. The piece notes ongoing political tension amid broader European instability and warns against premature conclusions.
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Brest
Balkens
Wro
Peter
Yugoslavia
Balkans
Europe
Marshal Tito
Moscow
London
Sebasi
Subas‘c
Tito
Churchill
Subasie
Grew
Subash
Promater
Bel-grade
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