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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1944
Page
5
Let There Be Light and Deliverance Message Travel
A compact devotional passage echoes Luke 4 14 and a Horace Mann quote. The text merges gospel call with a humane impulse, noting anointing to preach gospel heal and liberate while recognizing human distress and striving to relieve it as a godlike effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Roosevelt to name Wallace mate despite South opposition
A contemporary political column argues Franklin D Roosevelt will renominate and choose Henry Wallace as running mate, dismissing Southern Democrats' anti-Wallace stance as unlikely to derail the ticket. It contends Roosevelt will assert his right to select the vice presidential candidate and hints at possible misreadings of history if he wavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Marty Hopkins
Wil Bankhead
Wallace
White House
South
Franklin Delano
Thave Dane
Shopiias
Londour
Moscow
Chungking
State Department
Tommy
Corcoran
Joe Kennedy
SEC
Bill Douglas
Frank Murphy
Tom Dewey
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsvania
GOP
Nazi Plant Propaganda Broadcasts Stir War Coverage
German broadcasts and planted stories in neutral countries are cited as propaganda. They claim Hitler and his generals face concerns over war progress, while American reports stress such meetings may be deliberate German messaging to influence public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hitler
De Gaulle and Roosevelt optics at Casablanca clash
French leader de Gaulle refused to be influenced by FDR at Casablanca. The U S president sought peacemaker roles while de Gaulle stood firm for a new France, slamming stories from the White House about his alleged arrogance and rejecting influence from Leahy and MacLeish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General de Gaulle
Koosavelt
de Gaulle
France
FDR
White House
Admiral Leahy
Roosevelt
Bu] Bullitt
Adolf Berle
Archibald McLeish
Library of Congress
Alexis Leger
Macleish
Giraud
de Galle
Ddaniel
War Production Board
J. M. West, Jr
Texas Air Millonaire
West
Palms Dispatch
Austin
Benatar Nariel
Henri Hoppenot
Vichy
Washweton
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
New York
Anne Morgan
J. P. Morgan
de Gawlist
Gaston Palewski
Emile Bethouart
Chie
Andre Laguerre
Hull
Sfeured
Jan de Gaulle
de Guile
Dea
Hull Hae
State Department
Tallewer
Planes for Soviet Supply Lines Mapped and Debated
The article discusses U S Soviet aircraft aid and the fate of planes like the P4 Kingcobra and P33, noting how Russia reportedly strips American jets for speed and maneuverability while maintaining battlefield impact against Germany. It cites Business Week on Soviet practices and reflects on the strategic value of Allied aircraft amid the Eastern Front.
Wartime to Civilian Shift Looms in U S Industry
Washington column argues that even as the war continues, the United States must plan rapid reconversion to civilian production. It details stockpile replacements, needed stockpiles, and how factories will shift from war to peace, noting potential 30 percent airplane cuts and reallocation of plants as the war nears its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Japan
Brewster
War Labor Board
United Nations
Pacific
Europe
Postwar reconversion and arms shift from sea to land
The article argues for prioritizing weapons and munitions for ground troops as ships and planes will play a larger role against Japan. It flags a forthcoming industrial surge and warns reconversion will determine whether workers have jobs and whether consumers have goods, stressing broad public impact beyond big business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Germany
Radio Programs and War News Highlights
Broadcast schedule details from WAGF and AP News across stations and times, listing multiple music programs, dramas, and news segments. Includes note on spring supply drops of wooden boxes with tools and medical items to Allied troops and Red Cross kits for prisoners of war and internees with contents like dressings instruments and purifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Cross
The War Today A grim view of German aid and Russian drive
The article surveys German withdrawals and the prospect of a western Allied push in Normandy while the Red Army advances ten miles a day in vital sectors. It notes German plans to pull forces from the east to reinforce in the west, and questions whether Hitler can deliver a decisive defeat before Russian advances tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixler
Jonger
Berlin
Naz
Normandy
Reich
Yegician
Hitler
Baltic States
East Prussia
Viatula
Poland
Marshal Rommel
Montgomery
London Daily Mail
Xeriel
France
Russia
Navy develops thin film rust preventive for engines
A new thin film rust preventive created by the Navy Department bureaus eliminates the old grease removal step and protects engines and vital parts from damaging corrosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Bureau of Ships
Bureau of Aeronautics
Growers plan hormone sprays to lift 1944 harvest quality
Hundreds of thousands of bushels of sound fruit with better color size and quality are expected in 1944 as growers use hormone growth regulators on apple and pear trees to curb pre harvest drop and allow smaller picking crews.
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