Public Notices and Editorials from January 28 1945
A heavily garbled 1945 edition fragment mentions Associated Press notices and editorials, with lines referencing Keily-Smith Co and Evening Post, plus a quoted motto attributed to Thomas Deffernce. It notes deadlines and rebroadcasts, and references the date Sunday January 28 1945.
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Wemeer Associated Press
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Publivarios of
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Kuzke
Eorer
Lstzs
Keily-Smith CO
Katina Repreeinte
Alig
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Derrett
National service rift and reapportionment debate noted
The piece rails at union power blocking a national service law to aid war effort, labeling opponents as extortionists and warning of affected workers. It shifts to Rep Boswell's reapportionment plan, proposing Senate expansion to 67 with one senator per county and a revised House distribution, ending with Houston County’s potential loss of representation.
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Fair Employment Practices Committee
National Service
B. C. Boswell
Geneva
Senate
House
Jefferson
Mobile
Montgomery
Tuscaloosa
Etowsh
Madison
Walker
Calhoun
Houston
Houston County
Equal Start for Nylon Hosiery Across Nation
Postwar plan from hosiery industry aims for fair distribution of nylons with a 3,000,000 dozen stockpile, ensuring equal access nationwide. Four to four-and-a-half months delay anticipated until release and production rebuild, preventing favoritism to wholesalers or retailers. Spurred by fairness, the move is praised as a model for other sectors.
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WPB
wPs
Fragmented OCR Letter Mentions Visionary Figures
An OCR fragment references political figures and places a focus on governance and representation. It mentions Lew W. and Keynes in vague terms, along with references to people like Stuster and Gemnny osstem wPLEN. The overall sense is of a debated public issue or policy discussion.
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Lawrence K. Andrews
Bullock
Geneva County
Bud Boswell
Alabama
Andrews
Bulloch
Geneva
Courbes
Huston
Go Round ST DREW PEARSON on war wear and politics
The column reports on WWII winter hardships for Allied troops, clothing shortages, and comparison with Russian gear. It notes lend-lease debates, a Statler Hotel dinner with Roosevelt and military leaders, and F D R s memory of Jesse Jones amid Texas political intrigue. It mentions cabinet shifts, military manpower debates, and work or fight legislation pending in Congress.
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Diatase
FDR
Jesse Jones
Mayer
Ls Guildin
Italy
Washington-Wees
Meranal
Ruservel
Quartermaster Corps
Frante
Statler
Teamsters Union
Roosevelt
Jack Benny
Dan Tobin
Army
Navy
General Marshall
General Arnold
Admiral King
Henry Wallace
Jones
Texas
Jesse
White House
George Butler
Austin State House
John Lee Smith
Butler
Coke Stevenson
Smith
Dallas
Jones-Butler
Wallace Hawkins
Conventina F. D. R
Wallace
Commerce Department
Anual
Ham Andrews
New York
Kilday
Andrews
Yabor Datl
la Guardia
Hoosevelt
Taly
Fiorella
CTO
Phil Murray
Lowlon
Washington
Tom Chirk
Governora Island
Wallace’s pushback and power plays in Wallace cabinet fight
Thomas I. Washington reports on the tense scramble surrounding Henry Wallace’s expected confirmation as Secretary of Commerce and Federal Loan Administrator. Business leaders flood telegraphs with opposition while insiders push for posts in lending agencies. A suggested compromise would install Edwin Pauley and Cummings, but Cummings resists Senate seat, and Governor Baldwin must navigate Democratic approval amid continued plotting.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Federal
Jesse Jones
Wallace
New Deal
Edwin Pauley
Democratic National Committee
Lamer Cummings
Connecticut
Francis Maloney
Cummings
Baldwin
Wallace Bones Henery Wallace
Amiss- Benger
Harald Young
Commerce Department
Young
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Wallace and rivals clash over renomination bid
Wallace faces opposition from powerful figures including Thomas Corcoran and influential corporate backers who fear his anti cartel stance. The dispute centers on postwar policy and control of federal lending agencies, with echoes of the Jesse Jones era and attempts to derail Wallace’s renomination.
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Corcoran
Sterling Products, Inc
TG. Farbenindustrie
Justice Department
General Biddle
Normal Littel
Roosevelt
Biddie
House
Henry Wallace
Radio Programs and Musical Clock Schedule Listing
Radio schedule notes include WAGF Sunday programs such as Musical Clock News Coffee Club Song and Prayer Petite Musicale and Crawford's SS Close Sunday Varieties Methodist Church Worship Walt Shhumann's Orc For Mom and Dad Your Movie Reporter Battle of the Terntables Western Songs Matinee Melodie Washington Inside Out The Charioteers Concert Master Dothan servicemen hour Sewell and Ellen Old Fashioned Revival Hour Wake Up and Live Monday Longfellows Otto Mustard and Gravy Red River Bays Devotional Gene Krupa Orch Bible Readers Club Tin Pan Alley Light Classes Lost and Found The Kings Men Dave Rose's Orch Danes Varieties Farm and Home Hou Dixie Mountaineers Eddie Dean Tame Woodywear Rand Review Garrets Snuff Varieties Teddy Wilson Dance Time Marching to Victory Blue Monday Serenade Your Move Repmiter AM Request Program AT News Requests Cent Howard Barlas News and Sporting Nora Martin Meet the Band Eventide Echo Hal Melnte...
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WAGF
News
3. S
AP News
Crawford
Walt Shhumann
Washington
the Charioteers
Longfellows
Otto
Red River Bays
Gene Krupa
AP _ News
Bible Readers Club
Tin Pan Alley
the Kings Men
Ara En
Dave Rose
Orch
Dixie Mountaineers
Eddie Dean
Tame
Woodywear Rand Review
Teddy Wilson
Ralim
Howard Barlas
Sporin
Nora Martin
AP Neves
Eventide Echoex
Hal Melntere
Radio Schedule Highlights and Notes for Sunday Evening
A dense OCR list outlines an extensive network radio schedule with programs from 6:00 to 10:00 PM including Jack Benny, Kate Smith, Drew Pearson commentary, The Bandwagon, Quiz Kids, Charlie McCarthy, Edgar Bergen, Dorothy Thompson, Walter Winchell, Hollywood Mystery Theater, Album of Familiar Music, Jimmie Fidletta, Harold Lloyd, and Varied News and Dance segments. A final note mentions a potential portwar transport estimate of over 960 million annually between the U S and South American republics.
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Jack Benny
Kate Smith
Drew Pearson
Blu
Cleveland Orch
Joe Kelly
Charlie McCarthy
Edgar Bar
Renu—nbe
Greenfield
Vitlate Chanel
Ble
Blondie
Daggoat
Comelyebs Alezander
Meditaion Aoord
Norothy Thompson
Irenda Grima Doctor
Eba
Joe FB. Brown
Giebrial Heater
Nbe
Drame
Guent WM. C
Walter Winchell
Itans
Sydney Cone
Hollywood Mystery
James Molion
Alec Templeton
Cedric Fyster
Mbr
Jimmie Fidletta
Tallyland
Jerry Cooper
Mba
PA Spitalay
Giri Orenne
Phil Haker
Ville of
Rlis
Cbe Blin
Logue's Lore from Street Logue Esq in Lynn Haven
Personal column from Street Logue Esq detailing a seaside retreat in Lynn Haven Florida. The writer describes lazy days, mail frustration, rumors about health and travel, and plans for friends Dougie Bailey and Clyde Levern to fill in while away. He notes fishing hunting and enjoying local fare, and hopes to return soon.
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Dougie Bailey
Clyde Levern
Chicago UPs Placement Tests Test for Nontraditional Students
The College of the University of Chicago offers unique four hour placement exams over three days to determine a mature student’s readiness for a bachelor’s degree. The AP Newsfeature notes questions span American history science teaching writing culture and vocabulary and describe examples and scoring, highlighting how performance guides year placement and coursework.
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Chicago
College of the University of Chicago
U. S
State Hatcheries Participate In Plan
Alabama has 88 hatcheries and dealers participating in the National Poultry Improvement Plan, reports H. M. Dogs of the Poultry Division, Department of Agriculture And Industries, Montgomery. In calling attention to this large effort, officials note widespread participation and updated certifications.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Department of Agriculture and Industries
Montgomery
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