Roaring Tide of Opinions on Term Limits and Veteran Bonds
The column argues for approving the 22nd Amendment to limit presidents to two terms, dismissing attacks tied to President Roosevelt. It defends future governance over personal legacies, urging stability through limiting one man’s control and preventing long‑term political machines. It also discusses Congress’s decision to make veteran terminal leave bonds cashable, noting inflation fears and the potential government savings from halting ongoing interest.
Appointment of Captain Kelley as Police Chief Promoted
The Bugle reports Eddie Kelley ascends from sergeant to captain and is named Dothanta Police Chief. It praises his practical knowledge, leadership, and service, noting his promotion reflects the department’s standards while addressing ongoing tax policy debate in the Alabama legislature.
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Eddie Kelley
Dothanta
Merry-Go-Round: Weather Shifts WheatPolitics in Russia
The column discusses weather and agricultural forecasts, noting a strong US wheat crop and a larger Russian wheat haul which could influence global markets and Western bloc policy. It cites Russia exporting up to 300,000,000 bushels and rye output around 840,000,000 bushels, affecting diplomacy and aid plans while touching on domestic political struggles and veterans issues.
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Russia
Steraker Martin
FDR
Casey
Joe Martin
Roosevelt
White House
Martin
Joe
Podidatt
Congress
Gene Cox
Georgia
Omar Radiey Hues
Cox
General Bradley
Thomasville
Bradley
Florida
Appropriations Kih
Veterans Administration
Depsandien
Bergen
Pengertabia
Railroads under government control and public need
John Temple Graves argues the Reed Bulwinkle anti trust exemption for railroads reflects a consensus that the rail system, while a natural monopoly under ICC regulation, remains vital to America. He notes opposition from Justice and praise from The New York Times, urging steady government oversight rather than destructive interference.
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Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Quotations on War Defense and Global Power From 1947
The piece presents assorted statements by General Kenney Gandhi and others on defense readiness liberty education and state power. It includes remarks about eight hours to prepare for war and the idea that rulers exist only as trustees of the people, plus a mix of quotes on freedom and atomic age implications attributed to Beornarda Baruch and others.
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George C. Kenney
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Mohandas K. Gandhi
America
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Beornarda
Baruch
Krenslin
State Department
Russia
Washington
Charles Fahey
Firnest Gross
Bell Syndilente
Greek police crack down on 3000 as Moscow accuses West
The Greek government announces a Communist plot to overthrow Athens amid a UN Security Council clash. Deputy Foreign Minister Gromyko charges Anglo American interference and calls for UN oversight of economic aid to Greece. Pending Balkan report delays may aid Red elements continuing their pressure.
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Gromyko
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Albania
Bulgaria
Moscow
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Russia
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United Nations
Greecer
Radio Network Archive Program Schedule Fragment
A dense OCR-d list of radio program slots across Thursday and Friday, naming shows and hosts such as Jack Smith, Rob Crosby, Mr Keen, Peter Lorre, Emile Pettis, and many ABC MBS ARCs entries, with times, stations, and varying genres from news to music to dramas and public affairs. The fragment reads like a station network grid with numerous program titles, host names, and scheduled moments across dayparts.
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Radio Sapper Club
Nhe
World News
Broadcoat
Nbe
Jack Smith
Rob Crosby
Harkress
Rob Trout
Abe
Col Flack
Frances Loneford
Mr. Keen
Uhe
Muntard
Malone
AP News
Frank Sinatea
Rene Savard
Kate Smith
Sam
Matty Maneck Ureh
Stampe
M -Market & News
Queen
MBS
Coalyear Rand Review
Geerrett
Church of Christ
Ersking Johnson
Johnaan
Tyndall Field Open To Skilled Men Enlistment
Tyndall Field invites skilled men for direct assignment by the air forces. Capt J J Krause of the Army recruiting station notes the post offers private beach housing and three grades of housing construction. Housing is available to all who call at the recruitment office today.
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Tyndall Field
Panam
J. J. Krause
T Army
Krause
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