South must seek Republican votes in November
The paper argues the South should trade electoral votes with the Republicans in the November presidential race. It contends Truman Democrats will push civil rights, and a negative stance weakens the South. It urges decisive, positive action to influence the outcome and capitalize on shifting political tides.
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Birmingham
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Harry Truman
Philadelphia
Thomas E. Dewey
House of Representatives
House
Dewey
Indirec
80Th Congress
South
Merry-Go-Round political bits and editorials mix
In Washington MacArthur and Keenan resolve a pass issue with Galensky after a Berlin arrest. Senate DP reform fight accuses Revercomb of anti Semitic bias while Lovett questions haste. Ching’s post labor role travels to Nova Scotia as veterans housing debates heat up.
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Washington
MacArthur
Marshal Sokulovsky
Berlin
Tokyo
Galensky
Joseph B. Keenan
Keenan
Senate
West Virginia
Chapman Revercomb
Judiciary
Revercomb
Decdline
Robert Lovett
Harley Kilee
State Department
Fien
Kulzore
Nevercomb
Ambassador Downs Lie
Senate House
Smith
West Virginia Republic
This Mornin By JOHN TEMPLE GRA
Column on religion in public schools. praising teaching about God as a civic foundation and discussing Taft and Shipley notes. Reflects editorial voice, cites Toynbee and Frank Kent on Taft, critiques public officials and religious debate.
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John Temple Gra
Toynbee
Bob Taft
Senator Vandenberg
Frank Kent
Mr. Taft
Aoman
Paving Delays and Potholes Plague Dothan Streets
Residents complain of numerous unlit holes on ongoing paving projects causing hazards and confusion for locals and visitors alike. The letter urges the city and contractor to install markers at night and improve lighting to prevent accidents and mischief during progress.
Fragmentary chatter hints at oddities and hopes
The fragmentary text mentions luck with a gurl and father, a new scent recovering a mosquito species, pumpkin treats, and a plea for new black stockings amid disjointed observations about distance and town. The tone suggests a stray, nonsensical column fragment with scattered cultural references.
Notable Quips From Leaders On World Affairs And Society
A collection of quoted lines from Clare Boothe Luce William L Knowland Winston Churchill Jacques Duclos Carl Spaatz and Ernest Bevin among others. The remarks cover morality, defense policy, anti communism, American global influence, economic policy and the character required for politics.
From the Deep South to Dewey and Liberty
A flood of readers from Alabama to Illinois responds to The Eagle editor's pro Dewey stance. Letters praise the paper's bold position and urge Republicans, warn against Truman, and reflect on Civil Rights politics and Southern identity across states and generations.
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the Eagle
Truman
Dewey
Roosevelt
Madam Perkins
Henry Wallace
Rex Tugwell
Fdr
Alabama
T. H. Florence Comer
Ala
Chicago Tribune
Warren
New York
Massachusetts
Illinois
Colorado
Texas
California
Nebraska
Louisiana
Florida
South
U. S
Hildens Pharmacy opens with new tin of goods and drug line
July 20 1923 note reports Hildens has added a tin of toilet goods sundries and a drug line to be known as Hildens Pharmacy prescrip tion department is led by Ernest Cox. Children are invited to a 7 30 playground event tonight. League of Women's Voters and Business Women's Club plan a lawn party Friday. Annual Cowart revival ended Friday led by Rev J Gun ter. Mayor Cannady and party from Dothan traveled to Montgomery to press a meas ure about Dothan concerns.
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the Eagle
William D. Jelks
Alabama
Texas
Lone Star State
Philadelphia
Congress
United States
J. M. Riley
Hartford
Ala
South
Democratic Party
Kansas City
Harry Truman
Hilden’s
Hilden’s Pharmacy
Ernest Cox
League of Women’s Voter
Business Women's Club
Vets Good Risks Des Moines Sr
The Town Veterans Administration has made loans to 5,000 veterans for home purchases since World War II. It has had only eight bad risks.
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Vets Good Risks
Des Moines, Sr
Town Veterans Administration
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