Dothan Eagle notes 190 Exnusd link and publicities
Fragmentary clipping mentions linked individuals and organizations, a misstatement of fact, and references to Associated Press copy. It cites Horace Balu and William Theotore Hall with scattered place names and dates, signaling a damaged historical notice about a public misstatement and affinities across several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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William Theotoree
Hall
Julian LA. Ball
Membem Associated Press
Laconia
Prem
Miég
Bomen
Atlante
Philadelpale
Gime Bigg
Atlanta
Gasaral Motore Ae
Let There Be Light and Charity in the Church
A short religious quotation attributes faith hope and charity as core, with charity described as the great theme and a healing church voice attributed to Burke, reflecting 18th to 19th century temper. The text emphasizes Christian charity as central to worship and moral conduct.
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Christian Charity
Burke
USO Anniversary Honors Three-Year Impact Worldwide
On February 4 1939 USO United Service Organizations marks its third anniversary as guardian of off duty welfare and recreation for service members. From YMCA to YWCA and other agencies the USO united faiths and races to create a home away from home with dances games classes and services across nearly 3000 clubs serving troops production workers and families.
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Steelsan
Ald
YMCA
National Catholic Community Services
Salvation Army
T ¢ Ywca
Jewish Welfare Bund
National Travelers Aid Association
USO
United Service Organizations
Withered Offer Reshapes Democratic Campaign Chair Row
Senator Guffey loses the chairmanship of the Democratic senatorial campaign committee as a peace offering to Southern Democrats who have long criticized him. The move signals the administration fears old-time Democrats who recently backed the GOP against the administration’s collateral vote bill. Senators Lord and Bailey responded to the shift amid the controversy.
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Guffey
Goffey
Lord
Virginia
Bailey
Southern Democrats Demand Party Tone Change In New Deal Policy
Lowuggmel the tag des hon of a Southern Democratic par ty ar passive Meana of wwking resentment. The Bailey euggeation Was 0 Widely echoed in and out of Oongrean that Nee Daal chiefs who near ago would have thumt ed their nose at the Southerners. They no longer can be counted on the administration's side except when the proposals are thoroughly in keeping with party principles and ideals. There must be am halt to the administration's practice of ignoring the interests of the South and sponsoring legislation harmful to it.
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Bailey
Guffey
Byrd
George
Bassey
Congress
Sclmaon
Kinor
Japan
Bataan
Corregidor
Washington
de Gaulle
Vichy
State Department
M Eilier
Hall
Eisenhower
Europe
United States
U. S
Ed Wilson
North Africa
France
Marshal Badogile
Tan
Radozko
Stong
Munsolini
UFS
Italy
Mussolini
Greece
Franco
Spain
Rome
Germany
Rane
Taja
Romi
Goebbels
Brittary
Calriers
Rex
Stalingrad
King
Aro
Hitler
Dewey
Albany
Roosevelt
J Dewey
Mr. Big
Mr. Who
Things to Remember On the Eve of Allied Effort
An editorial urges Americans to recognize the ongoing European and Pacific wars. It warns that victory requires civilian sacrifice at home and continued resolve, noting the slow path to victory and the high costs ahead for soldiers in Europe and Asia.
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Europe
Barbs and Tinos Polve Official Speech After War
A wartime official remarks on bootlegging and the harder task of governing after conflict. He notes priorities beyond elections and hints at drastic changes, including a Tokyo broadcast promising rapid rail progression and a tunnel project beneath Japan, signaling a shifted postwar world.
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Tokyo
Japan
Rome in Ruins and Allied Strategy in Europe
A column argues Eisenhower now backs De Gaulle, critiques State Department for pro-Vichy stance, and notes Italian loyalty issues. It warns Rome may fall to German forces with limited natural defenses and fears Allied airpower and political missteps could endanger the Eternal City.
Quiet Potomac and a World Painful in Transit
In a slice of global chatter the text notes U S efforts to move funds from the United States with help from U S Ambassador Messersmith in Mexico while Cuban figures draw aid and blood from a diplomat s wife. It mentions snowball pranks by Secret Service at the White House and a Dominican feminist s quip about Trujillo s embassy. It then surveys Russian weariness after twenty five years of upheaval and five year plans, with ordinary life slowly improving as victory nears and security grows through cooperation with major powers. It ends with a science aside on calcium in seawater and shell forming oysters and coral islands.
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United States
U. S
Messersmith
Mexico
Amadeo Lopez Catro
Washington
Concheso
Full
State Department
Wardman Park
Secret Service
White House
Suranda Bernardino
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Roosevelts fourth term and the 1953 election view
A columnist argues Roosevelt could finish the form of government, favors Dewey or Roosevelt depending on who wins the Democratic convention, and warns Congress must allow veterans to vote. The piece critiques wartime leadership, constitutional fears, and the political dynamics among veterans and labor, mentioning Pearl Harbor era figures and global fascism comparisons.
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New York
Roosevelt
Tom Dewey
Congress
Dewey
Gissetia
WACS
WAVES
John L. Lewis
Old Greenland Murray
Fays
de Corenzos
Pearl Harbor
President Foost
Figutig
Italy
South Pacific
Mr. Big
Vetera
Radio Programs Schedule and Musical Clock Listing
Radio listings show WAGF Tuesday schedule with Musical Clock and varied acts. AP News items mention South American Way, Davation al Todd Grant, and Milt Herth with Tito Lamp. Guest orchestras include Friendship Chapel, Gus Arnhelm, and Melodies of Strauss in rhythm rounds and modern salon segments.
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WAGF
Cortes Club
AP News
Todd Grant
Milt Herth Tito
Friendsip
Gus Arnhelm
Strauss
Church of Christ Farm
Garrett
Christian Science
AP Nowa Treasury
Treasury
War Today reports on Hitler speech and Allied air raids
The article covers a wartime speech marking an anniversary, asserting a stark choice between German and Soviet victory. It notes American and British bombing of Brunswick and Hanover, RAF strikes on Berlin, and Soviet advances near Leningrad and Ukraine as Nazi forces counterattack. Concert listings appear at article end.
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Germany
Soviet
Russia
Europe
Britain
Har Poaltioin
England
United States
Reich
Titler
Brunswick
Hanover
Royal Air Force
Fuehrer Bl
Berlin
Hitler
Italy
Leningrad
Ukraine
Fragmentary wartime rant surfaces in mangled text
The snippet presents a distorted anti Hitler and anti war rant with scattered phrases about Soviet territory and brutality. It references murder, avenging actions, and mentions of Americans and Filipinos, but the text is garbled and many names and places are unclear.
Briggs Denies Roles in Hopkins Fraud Case
Briggs pleads not guilty to a set of indictments including false pretenses and use to defraud. He appeared in Washington as charges were filed and preliminary motions were granted to test the case before trial.
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Washington
Ap Briggs
Hopkins Sette
Ensor
Briggs
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Haste
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Education For Freedom
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