Local Newspaper Excerpt From Diners in Dothan Alabama
Fragmented text outlines a small newspaper issue from Dothan Alabama with publishing details, subscription rates, staff names Horace Ball and Julian Ball, and mentions of associated press credits. The garbled OCR hints at a mid century local bulletin with prices for weekly, monthly, and annual mail services and scattered regional references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Alabama
Recon Gass
Alatams
George and
Poids
Ey Mail
Uy Morar
Mquor
Ike
Let There Be Light Biblical Quote Fragment
A fragmentary quotation cites Hosea and Seneca about divine justice chasing the haughty and the wicked. It references plowed wickedness reaping iniquity and an avenging God following the mighty. The text reads as a religious moral exhortation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosea
Dothan Eagle Drops Liquor Ads Amid Propaganda Shift
The Dothan Eagle announces it will discontinue all liquor advertising, citing a shift in the industry from straight brand appeal to promotional campaigns. The move reflects a broader trend across rural papers where distillers publish charade style endorsements and moderation pleas to soften views on alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan Eagle
Dothan
Alabama
Unsettled clash between Jones and Wallace roils cabinet
The Roosevelt era dispute pits Jesse Jones against Wallace over war materiel purchases and a call for a congressional probe. Byrnes brokered a meeting, but Wallace’s sharp stance persists, renewing demands to investigate the Reconstruction Finance Corporation led by Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Jones
Wallace
James F. Byrnes
Secretary of Commerce
Jones
Board of Economic Warfare
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roosevelt
Ourpreme
Americana
Washington
Mr. Wallace
Byrnes
REW
RFC
Legisla
Public War Confusion Hits Capitol Power Struggle
The Commerce Secretary denounces a second plan in the fare and calls the Vice President dangerous. Blame shifts between Wallach and Jones as officials argue over policy and timing. American public longs for unity to win the war, wary of ongoing conflicts distracting from national effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Commerce
Allied offensive begins in South Pacific with Rendora attack
The long awaited push against Japan in the Southwest Pacific starts with an American assault on Rendora Island near Guadalcanal while forces move to speed up actions in New Guinea. Analysts see higher aims toward Rabaul and Truk as the allied drive continues, risking a larger fleet engagement to weaken Japanese shipping and push toward Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Pacific
Rendora Island
Solomong
New Guinea
Rendora
Guadalcanal
Munda
Halsey
Gen
Pacific
Hfisey
Rabaul
Japan
Burma Road
China
United Nations
Solomons
Wey
Barbs and Blunders Highlight Odd Civic Chats
An unclear clipping offers fragmented lines about politeness, social norms, and observations on behavior. Names, dates, and concrete details are missing, but the piece hints at public chatter around manners and reputation within a community.
Merry Go Round Contests at Chicago Convention Debated
Washington reports GOP leaders back Chicago for the June Republican National Convention to block Wendell Willkie and steer the platform toward isolation. Liberal wings favor Cleveland or Detroit to avoid Tribune influence and press world cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe Gop
Laser Tribune
Chicago
Black Willkle
Plank
Churchill
Washington
Manter
GOP
Wendell Waitkie
Ant Wilkie
Chhicago Tribune
Tribune
Theyigure
Cleveland
Detroit
Detroi
Republican Party
United States
Snow
Whetstone
Fair Enough Is Congress Rebelling
New York analysis argues Congress has not rebelled against the executive but reasserted constitutional authority. The piece criticizes both sides, urges peaceful adjustment, and contends Roosevelt did not lose control during wartime while noting concerns over Labor, the Wagner Act, and cabinet members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
Roosevelt
Labor Relations Board
Amercans
Radio Network Schedule Fragment Highlights 1940s Programs
A fragmented listing shows WAGF and network lineups with musical variety, news summaries, devotionals, dramas, and sports segments. Entries mention Barbara Van Brunt, Vienna Concert Orchestra, Napier Band Concert, and the War era broadcast slate across CBS NBC and ABC networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAGF
Frankie Cache
Barbara van Brunt
Bible Readers Club
AP News
Washington News
Uncle Sam
Lin Garretts
Vienna
Treasury Songer
Napier
Napier Field
Lot John’s Kenturians Treasie Chest
Cbs
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nbe
Narry James
Johnson
Rod Burns
Arkansas
The
Eve
Blu
Arthur Hale
Kallienbarn
Nbc
Tracur
Dance Munte
Earl Garwin
Mary Astor
Thia
Mbs
Henry Aldrich
America's Town
Death Valley
Che-Basse Toba
Mbn
Che Dixie
Che
Ming Crosby
Mor Tones
Che Gabriel Heater
Rudy Vallee
Randa
Harmony Hall Music Variatys
Pure Door Cantern
Ebe
Harry Whmer
Garry Moory
Camel Show
Raymond Gram
Fiatline
U.S. Navy
Eoe
Af Tima Dramatic
Nba
Wings To Victory
Aero Prama
Paul Schubert
Ted Hasings
Ance Munic
Newa
Nbe-Eart
Fred Waring
Nbe-West Newa
Dla & Cha
The War Today by Dewitt Mackenzie Opines on Pacific Drive
Mackenzie argues the Pacific offensive is underway though not a full-scale war kickoff. He links Allied moves to Churchill’s autumn battles in Europe and Stalin’s push, suggesting a multi-front strategy could converge before winter. He notes submarines, sea power, and mounting Allied bombing as the path to eventual victory for the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OCD
Civilian Defense
Bioek
Sophe
Bull Bate
Willie
Capacuill
Wineton Caiehitts
England
RAF
Raf Strategic Bombing Is Now Expected To Bing Hiller To His Knees Chivelth
Mtn
Admiral King
War Developmenta
Admiral Train
Naval Intelligence
Dewitt MacKenzie
Washington
Pacific
Knox
Los Angeles
New Britain
New Guinea
Churchill
Mediterranean
European
Europe
Hitler
Stalin
Boche
United States
Engmany
America
Britain
Russia
Germany
der Fuehrer
United Nations
Aes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Esishininel
Willam Theodore Ball
Julian Ball
Maneret
Horace Ball Barey
P. Hall
Associated Press
Peat Blaz
Caicano
Graphar
Waterman
Kowton
Atanas Midg
Philadelpals
Glene Bidg
Atlanta
Saoteral
Christian Science Monitor
John Barleycorn
Burma
Talline Sourgelf
Drew Pearson
Avis
Fevdars
Italy
Wastbrooke Pegler
Stimson
Cveeral
Harcy
John Sullivan
Treasury
Manchester, N. H
Leon Henderson
Harry Hopkins
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosvelt
Republic
Galbraith
Rainer Studio
Cash Drug
Walgreen
KODAK
Tomy
Yarbape Serdinia
Avenue of
Hughes Leang
Harry Hughes Hae
Ers
Leitz
Dent Zar Mann
Annem Aay
Red Crees
Africa
W Cure
Malaril
H. J. Tip Mee
Speign
Southside
Company Granite
MI Monument
Appletres
Dixie Trar & Storage
Klub Kok Dethen
Panama
Vulcanizi
Barrett
Evariex
Olest
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!