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Simpson Receives Wiregrass Praise For Senate Run
Thursday July 11 1946 supporters hail Jim Simpson after his Wiregrass tour praising his knowledge of Alabama issues farming focus in Senate bid. He’s described as sincere capable and attuned to agricultural welfare with a long record in the Alabama legislature.
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States Senate
Jim Simpson
Alabama
Jobin Bankhead
Protest Over Trial Venue Move In Tennessee
A dispute over moving the racial disorder trial of 25 African Americans from Columbia to Lawrenceburg intensifies. Lawrenceburg residents oppose the change, business leaders sign petitions, and officials protest, citing public safety and fairness amid echoes of the Scottsboro case.
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Culumrbia
Tenn
National Association For the Advancement of Colored
Columbia
Governor backs park development for Chattahoochee State Park
Governor Chauncey Sparks told a press conference he favors expanding Alabama parks and recreational facilities, citing the Chattahoochee Park as needing development. He pressed for action by the next governor and 1947 legislature to boost the park and attract visitors to the Wiregrass region.
Congress divided over vacation hopes and OPA score
Congress faces a backlog of urgent bills including the British loan atomic energy controls and price measures. With adjournment delayed, public demand for decisive action grows as the nation awaits whether OPA rules will shift. Recovery hinges on a clear decision.
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Congress
Outsiders blamed for Scottsboro case fallout in Lawrenceburg
Editor defends Scottsboro and Lawrenceburg residents from outside critics and sensational writers. The piece argues outsiders stir trouble, impugn Southern justice, and warn of unwanted publicity as the Columbia case moves toward transfer to Lawrenceburg, urging locals to protest vigorously.
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Scottsboro
Navy Chaplains Clash Over Prostitution Policy And Race
Navy Chaplains accuse the service of discrimination against combat-hardened chaplains and lax action against prostitution in Japan. Admiral Nimitz urged hush money while several senior chaplains resigned. Separately, Farley battles Meade over New York politics as Congress weighs records and mailings. A veteran confronts Missouri rep over OPA and consumer prices amid World Police force plans. Senator O Daniel's son Mike moves to oust a Pacific-returned roommate from a Brient apartment.
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Mayburn
Jim Farley
OPA
Washington
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William A. McGuire
11Th Naval District
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Maurice Witherspoon
Washington-Jefferson College
William W. Edel
Raymond Drinan
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B. Cook
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Mauriece Sheehy
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Sam Rayburn
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Jim Mead
New York
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Farles
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Doughton and
Weaver
North Carolina
Frank Boykin
Alabama
Boykin
George Sokulsky
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New York Sun
Zebulon
Alex Biffiin
St. Louis
Ploeser
Missouri
Air Corps
Levle
St. Lowis
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CIO
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Truman
New World
United Nations
Senator O'Daniel
Senator O' Daniel
Mike
Wesley Bisent
Mike O'Daniel
Brient
O'Daniel
Texas
Young O'Daniel
Bell Syndicate, Inc
The War We Won and The Fight to Walk Again
A writer reflects on postwar fatigue and renewal in America, urging citizens veterans and workers to discard wartime excuses, reject group domination, and reclaim the American system. It contrasts disillusion with OPA and calls for vigilance against government, business, and labor overreach while honoring veterans from World Wars I and II.
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American Legion
Boston
Guvernment
Fragmented quotes and a tenant eviction amid postwar politics
A collage of quotes from figures like Major O'Dwyer and Senator Connally on democracy and capitalism, plus a dramatic evicted tenant tale. The piece blends political debate with a personal eviction story, hinting at tensions between labor, government policy, and political power in 1946.
World Today predicts new postwar world moves
The piece notes a looming Paris peace conference to set terms for Hungary Romania Bulgaria and Finland and predicts Russia will press to extend its influence as Europe reorganizes. It argues Moscow seeks to reshape power in Europe while promising a broader push for worldwide communist expansion. Wake Island is noted as discovered by the British in 1796.
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Romania
Bulgaria
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Farone
Italy
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Boatand Fiehling
Moscow
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Fromelad
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Salure
Henoto Onty
Tigary
Bulearia
Bastane
Bania
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Lune
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Lenin
Soviet Union
Austria
Germany
France
Orient
Europe
Radio Program Schedule Across Networks Thursday Night
A dense listing of radio programs, times, and performers across stations including Redio Supper Club, World News, Lum & Abner, Meredith Wilson Music, Vaughn Monroe, California Melodies, and MBS network hours. Highlights feature commentaries by H V Kaltenborn, notable orchestras led by Dave Elman and Hal McIntyre, and various musical acts like Dick Haymes, Benny Dea, and The Charioteers with frequent AP News updates interspersed.
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Redio Supper Club
Nbedady Wajtin
Clayton
World News
Ae Cordon McRae Skyline Rewl
Haymond
Gbe
Dancing Music Orch
ebsDih
Keen
Craros
De-Bane
Quix
H. V. Kaltenborn
Nelon Olmetead
Playhouse
Lum
Abner
Abe
Kerl Gotwin
Meredith Wilson
Musle—abe
Cbs
Wen
Dick Haymes
Jack Haley
Abeld
Dave Elman
Vaughn Monroe
Muale
Jay C. Pippa
Ake
Nbe
Finnegen
Music Shop
New Alloy For Boat Hulls Promises Fast Navy Craft
Wilmington California reports a Navy developed alloy to replace wood in speedboat hulls. Pacific Shipbuilding Co plans to offer vessels using the double shell construction with buoyancy maintained if an air chamber is pierced. Engineers say the alloy is lighter, tougher, and resistant to corrosion, enabling a self powered skiff. A mechanical detector, reportedly an x ray device, can spot certain substances and materials in liquids and gases.
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Pacific Shipbuilding Co
Wit Blies
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