Subscription Rates and Service Areas Listed in Eagle
The Dothan Eagle shows subscription rates by carrier or mail, with prices for daily and Sunday delivery in Alabama Georgia and Florida where service exists. Rates include 4 weeks 3 months and monthly options. mentions motor route and outside state service. Also contains unrelated quotes and biblical verses.
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Raffle Controversy Sparks Outcry in Ahogkie NC
A North Carolina town faced a public uproar after a raffle by the Kiwanis Club of Ahogkie offered a Cadillac. A Black tenant farmer won, but the club refused to award, citing ticket restrictions. The dispute sparked accusations of racism, controversy over seller responsibility, and calls for restitution including refunds to other Black ticket buyers.
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GFA Experiment Aims At New Peanut Drying Method
The Georgia Alabama Florida Peanut Association plans an artificial drying method to rapidly dry peanuts after harvest. If successful, the project could transform the peanut industry and bolster Southern agriculture. The process exposes nuts to controlled air and removes natural sun drying, addressing weather and concealed damage during four to six weeks of processing.
Peanut research aims to boost runner and Wiregrass popularity
Researchers link high moisture in wind-rowed nuts to damage, noting farmers could gain 10 to 20 dollars per ton by reducing weather and other losses. The plan envisions new drying and baling methods, mechanized harvesting, and a rapid route from digging to market, with cover crops planted shortly after.
Garmatz Wins Maryland Third District Seat
Edward A. Garmatz, a Baltimore Democrat, is elected to Congress from Maryland's Third District over a Republican and an independent. The race involves labor figures CIO leaders Murray and Reuther, who funded political ads to back Garmatz, raising questions about violations of labor political expenditure laws.
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United Automobile Workers
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Reuther
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Europe aid split refused by Senate in Cold War debate
Dirksen leading a Republican filibuster argues against shared European recovery funds. He claims many nations will align with the Soviet Union if given aid, insisting the United States cannot sacrifice its own interests for Europe. The debate centers on how much to spend and where leverage should go.
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Russia
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Europe
Truman and Marshall clash over Palestine policy
President Truman and Secretary of State George Marshall showed their first rift on foreign policy over Palestine. State Department officials reportedly ignored the president, claiming no U.S. policy existed until the UN General Assembly. The dispute led to a brief press statement and a reaffirmation of the president’s stance on a Jewish homeland.
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This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
Flushed with victory John L. is said to consider a presidential bid for the American Federation of Labor and a possible merger with the CIO. The piece critiques monopolies, labor and business power, and Sherman Act enforcement, citing Dean Hofman and Senator Sparkman while arguing for cautious regulation over total ne control.
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Labor Organization
America
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Evening News
Fragmented quotes on decency and world affairs
A collage of quotations from public figures discusses decency in media, American self-interest, and the role of the United Nations. Names include Arthur Werdenberg, J Edgar Hoover, and Clement Attlee, reflecting Cold War era concerns about communism liberalism and global governance.
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World Today Warns of European Crisis and Communist Expansion
AP analysis notes Secretary Marshall's warning at Salt Lake City about a turning point in U S relations with old world democracies. It outlines a risk of Europe falling to communism, the global spread of the communist revolution, and the need to help other nations regain stability to protect American security and prosperity.
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Radio Networks Thursday Schedule Overview
Radio stations list a dense Thursday lineup featuring Clare program Radio Supper with Bob Lewis, World News, Rob Crosby Show, Harkness News, Frances Langford segment, Eve Anton comedy, Peter Lorre mystery, Real Life Stories, and Mutual Party airings. Evening fare includes Scarlet Queen and Music programs, with several ABC and MBS broadcasts, sports wrapups, and variety shows across a busy 6 AM to midnight slate.
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Hride and Groom
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Terry & Plrates
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