Public Notice of Rates and Publishing Terms
A historical notice outlines subscription rates and terms from The Enkin Publishing Co. It lists offices in Dothan and Albany, pricing for various durations, and references to service availability. The document includes names such as Horace and Monroe and mentions deadlines and case specifics.
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Tothan
Aisbamm
Pooloffice
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Cnertes
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Cherior
Maine
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Seton
Fisien
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Udeane EE Geentpraat
Taft Hartley Act Dominates 1947 Law Debate Recap
The piece surveys actions around the Taft Hartley Act, noting congressional backtracks and executive veto possibilities. It discusses likely continuance of the act as law, with mentions of political players and party stances shaping the near-term legal landscape.
Republicans and Truman Clash Over Tate Hartley Act Repeal
The piece analyzes efforts to repeal the Tate Hartley Act ahead of the 1950 elections. It notes Republican and Southern Democrat opposition, misgivings about President Truman, and the hoped shift of Congress to favor repeal through the Taft substitutes. It highlights coalitions and political maneuvering shaping repeal prospects for 1950.
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Isbor
Truman
Tate Marsley
Senate
Taft
Tri Demacais
AL Trantor
Hill Kamin
Alabama
Fepper
Tolida
Louldana
Pew
Fran Nota
Carolina
Cain
Fragmented account hints at violent disturbance and protest
A garbled report notes a march or rally with clashes and police presence. Eyewitness signs point to unrest linked to a broader social conflict. Several individuals are mentioned across scattered fragments, with references to a public event and subsequent injuries.
Fourth of July holiday may bring long travel and tolls
The National Satay Conte warns the Fourth of July could be a busy doubte'e holiday with tolls rising and travel peaking. Attendants note five days off for some, while many cities see two days of partial closures. Med H. Denevorn, president, stresses safety and planning as life and travel depend on it.
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Enies
Athens
Ail Bey
Thal
Keey
Med H. Denevorn
Alabama reader blasts Western headlines about Alabama
A reader from Alabama denounces Western newspapers and a governor for mocking Alabama. She recounts long residence in Alabama and criticizes coverage from Colorado Wyoming Utah and Nevada. She brands the behavior as uncivilized and ridiculing Alabama and calls for fair treatment.
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the Eagle
Mason-Dixon Line
Folsom
Utah
Nica
Ky Klux Terrouve
Alabama
Colorado
Wyoming
Nevada
James E. Fotser
Letters From Readers Reflect Wyoming Frustrations
A reader laments lacking recreation centers and modernization in Wyoming towns. They criticize rough sidewalks, rude clerks, and stray dogs while praising friendly post office staff and the Eagle newspaper. The letter contrasts Alabama’s civilization and questions political figures and China.
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Post Office
Dethan
P.O
Eagle
Wyoming
Alabama
James E. Folsom
China
Dia
Virtues Of Guild System In Early American Thought
The piece discusses John Temple Graves and Wade organizations, praising guild norms of character, workmanship, and community orientation. It critiques modern economic bias toward cheapness, notes civic leaders like Bradford and Hale, and argues business men should embody whole, conscientious standards amid social debates on Marxism and communism in campus discourse. It cites Bernard DeVoto’s critique and cautions editors about social pressures on industry and press.
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Waal & Bnow
Louisville
Mr. Wate
aeueTul
Sidewalks of New York and Hidden Commuist Trials
A fragmented, era note describes two Communist trials at Foley and nearby political upheaval. The piece blends street scenes with political chatter, mentioning officials, arrests, and tension in New York City, all set against a backdrop of wartime discipline and social upheaval.
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New York
Federat Bnding
Foley Senate
Kavn
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Qeers
Kavard
Supreme Court's Season Sparks Political Clash and Civil Rights Debates
A crowded survey of Supreme Court actions and affiliations outlines Roosevelt Truman era tensions. It notes liberal decisions on segregation and free speech, critiques on judicial legislation, and hints at political leverage by appointees while recounting era personalities and public sentiment.
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Washington
Franklin
Roosevelt’s
Hoo
Supreme Court
Revervy K
Fruman
Thes Tribunal
Tle
Dia
Glyconilurt
Americans
Wineh
Fants
Congress
Tiberal
Halistic
Biter
Atlas Fields
Harry K. Miyrig
Local World War II Briefs From July 1 1944
A July 1 1944 clipping reports on wartime activity including a convoy or unit movement near New Fork with Meade leading a 479 strength detachment and Seyty listed at 38. The fragment notes a 21st billet and ongoing training or deployment details from the era.
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Mew Fork
Meadeais Teading
Seyty
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Department of Death
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