Fragmented OCR Notice From 1948 Margin
An unreadable OCR fragment references the Associated Press and copyright notes. It lists names and addresses with scattered phrases including dates and possible obituaries or notices. The legible lines mention July 15, 1948 and a call to God with eternal mind.
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Departmente
Associated Press
Associated Peresta
Tully
Kellys Smith Co
Natioves
Graybar
Mienwan Parker Nous
Gian
Liroln-Lsterty
New Center
Montgrowis St
Coroneda St
Tremas Jefferson
Let Thera Be Light Verse Fragment in Biblical Style
Fragmentary religious text warns that misplaced wealth corrupts and will judge the wealthy. It references a biblical motif about treasure in the last days and laments wealth that brings tears and curses. The tone is urgent and moralistic, resembling a devotional or sermon fragment.
Convention Report Philadelphia Walkout Shapes Democratic Rift
A Philadelphia convention dispatch describes the Southern walkout and nonwalkers clash as Democrats debate a Truman era civil rights program. Mississippi led the exodus with Alabama joining, while Northern and Eastern states cheered the stance against Southern denials of rights, signaling a party at a pivotal split.
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South
Truman
Republican Party
Tne
Acrona
Stonyside
Delernten
Mason
Dizon Tne
Belind
National Democrati Party
Otter
Beenie Alabama
Truman Wuld
Hussell
Groria
Merry-Go-Round Observations On Democratic Convention
Drew Pearson surveys the Democratic convention scene noting aging Roosevelt era figures, Truman tensions, and a cast of labor and political players. The piece contrasts 1944 and 1948 dynamics, highlights intraparty divisions, and comments on leadership styles and public perception during the campaign season.
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Philadelphia
Caratas
Sam Rayburn
Barksey
Franklin Roosevey
Rayburn
Barsiey
Roose
Truman
Jimmy Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Hilton
Franklin Jr
Roosevelt
Fusenhower
Marty Snyder
Bellevue- Stratford
Aindelgal
Bob Taft
Jimmy. Ja
South Carolina
Sidney Willman
Inbar
Phil Murray
Pittsbirth
Dan Tobin
Doles Hale
Claude Vepper
Florida
Clo Sant
Senate
Teathy
Lrmuciais Ie
George Kalan
George
Anenim Miesufent
Pete Mesta
Seere Restal
Averell Harrisman
al Burleigh
White House
Alben
Tran
Joe O Altieney
Wath Truman
Clark Cliffed
Tommy Corcoran
Hla
Douglas
Mr T
Dowghis
Berlin
Comention
Ike
Riley
Russia
Tyes Touerker
Paris
Rome
Pittsburgh Plus and Birmingham steel pricing debate history
A fragmented discussion on the Pittsburgh Plus basing point system, Birmingham prices, and freight impacts outlines how base pricing affected consumers and regional competition. The piece reflects on historical shifts, public campaigns, and broader consequences for southern steel markets and policy debates. It also weaves in local anecdotes about youths, publishing, and academic recognition.
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Pribargh
Pittsburgh Plus
South
Birmingham
Steet Center
Pitttsburgh
Pittsburgh
Federal Trade Commission
Pittsburg
Prtsburgh
Aung
Tennessee Co
Xeel
Unclear OCR fragment hints at varied topics across districts
A garbled OCR passage mentions prunes lemons fish sports and a college professor. It references a future summertime school, an Obie town, jealousy, a robbery, cheese, and Wake skates. Overall the text is incoherent with many misread words and lacks a single clear event or focus.
What Other Editors Say Victory Over Malaria In Georgia
Georgia’s early battles against malaria show progress with reduced cases and improved public health. The piece notes shifts in disease patterns since 1923 under officials including L. M. Clarkson and reflects on malaria control via education and mosquito management.
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Georgia
Malarty
Mosquto
Hill
St Mary
Luoty
Hte
State Meath Department
Caren
Gertma
Federal
Stuig
Treneral
L. M. Clarkson
Clar
Milanty Journal
Voice of America in Eastern Europe and prison reform
A column contrasts reform views for younger inmates with the need for proper prison management and state profitability. It argues for educational and supportive programs over punishment and urges continued objective broadcasts of The Voice of America to Hungary and other censored regions, while proposing congressional oversight to ensure clarity and minimize propaganda.
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Geneva County Reaper
VOIGE
Voice of America
Europe
United States
Hungary
State Department
New York ‘Times
Malone Beall Dry Goods Co Moves to New Quarters
A 25 year old notice recalls Malone Beall Dry Goods Co relocating to new quarters on West Main Street. Rev J L Marlow of Headland Avenue Baptist Church concludes revival services at Pleasant Hill Church led by Rev J C Paradis. Miss Grace Bonham departs for Jacksonville with her brother and sister-in-law MF Bore.
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Malone Beall Dry Good
J. L. Marlow
Headland Avenue Baptis
Pleasant Fi Church
J.C. Paradis
Grace Bonham
Jacksonville
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