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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1943

Page

4

Spelvin echoes bias as family faces hunger in essays

In a fragmentary account, white George Spelvin and Pegler read a news piece on Mrs Roosevelt opposing employment discrimination. Spelvin dismisses it with a hateful remark while the family suffers hunger and cold, illustrating racial and social prejudice in a 1930s or earlier setting.

Pegler Elcance Roosevelt Rooeavelt Indy Roosevelt Wagro George Spelvin Peyter

Fragmentary scripture and quote riddle text

A garbled OCR fragment presents biblical style lines and a quoted Benjamin Franklin maxim about forgiveness. The text includes Luke 8 39 styling and ad hoc punctuation, with broken wording and repeated phrases, lacking clear article structure or event.

Inconsistent American Views On Race And Labor

A critique noting Westbrook Pegler and the Roosevelt administration on racial issues. It compares a fictional Negro George Spelvin with a white counterpart, detailing discriminatory hiring, Mrs Roosevelt’s advocacy, and a government response leading to relief for the Black applicant and his family.

Westbrook Pegler Hagle George Spelvin Treasury White George Pipsqueak Indy

State to use convicts for harvest labor in Alabama

State officials are urged to redirect convict labor from highway work to peanut and other war crop harvesting in the Wiregrass region to relieve severe farm labor shortages. Officials consider legal barriers but stress emergency wartime need and potential statewide benefits from concentrating convicts in harvesting.

Montgomery Alabama

Fragmentary wartime quotes from Allied and Axis leaders

A garbled wartime mix quotes Winston Churchill and George S. Patton urging resolve and duty. It includes a ship crewmember remark about tasting pigs and a call to die for Mussolini or live for civilization, reflecting propaganda and morale language from World War II era.

Mussolini Hitler Italy Ital

Warhington Merry-Go-Round Excerpt From Pearson Column

Postmaster General Walker and Ambassador Hurban present Roosevelt with stamps for Czechoslovakia. Roosevelt jokes about baldness while printing funds to pay for stamps. Byrnes and WIB discuss halting coal miners dues to curb John L Lewis if he strikes. Daniels advises Roosevelt on Republican war-service use, warning of 1940s politics. Cabot Lodge faces backlash over war inspection trip.

Wortry WLS Lewis Dees Byrnes Josephus Daniels Roosevelt GOP Washington Frank Walker Cush Hurban FDR Walker Festmester United States John L. Lewis Assistat James Byrnes War Labor Board Lex United Mine War Tabor Board William H. Davis Davie Dean Wayne Morse WLE WIB Secretary of the Navy America Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt Daniels White House Raleigh N. C Newa Obgeiver Wilson Teastata Cabot Lodge Massachusets Treas Lodge War Department Gabet Todge Associated Project Boston Stormy Petret Lou Maxon

Fair Enough Legislative Rebukes BY WESTBROOKE PXAGLER

New York dispatch discusses an appropriation act rider targeting three New Deal payroll figures. The piece condemns perceived anti capitalist sentiment, cites Congress and President Roosevelt, and argues the action resembles a bill of attainder. It questions motives and warns of broader political manipulation tied to communism and government overreach.

Westbrooke New York Don Breas Peta Roosevelt Congress New Deal Washington Dies Bigota White House New Deslera Bund New Deal Party Bureau Fee United States New Deal Administration Bose Martin

Uncle Sam’s new policy gives war babies V mail portraits

The piece notes a shift in draft policy allowing overseas fathers to receive photographs of their babies under one year old via V mail. It portrays Uncle Sam as understanding and proud of war-born children conceived during or before wartime, despite parental anxieties and the delay in other draft distinctions.

Diet Martin Dies Hugo Bieck Supreme Court New Deal Dies Uncle Sam Huuman America Sam Mama Dad Uncle

Family Picnic Must Go On In War Game Test

In southern England during mock warfare, unperturbed mothers push baby carriages and toddlers through smoke and past tanks as they calmly proceed to a hillside family outing near the battlefield.

London England Dicaia

War talks in Italy amid Axis pressure on Orel

Readable excerpts depict a high level, off the record exchange between Mussolini and Hitler about the Sicily invasion, the Russian front, and the push on Orel. The dialogue notes the Red drive from Arctic to Black Sea, fears of mutiny in Italian forces, and the axis concern over a possible Soviet encirclement of Orel plus heavy Soviet gains including villages, tanks, warplanes, and prisoners.

Italy Maesera Hitler E Dnb Bes Sicily Mugsolini Benito the Fuehrer Bolshevists Orel Arctic Black Sea Adolf Europe Germany the Ace Kursk Orel Staly Fuehrer Moscow Museo Poland Dlinskoye Guenther von Kluge Hitler Balkans Ruastang

Fire Department Rescues Horse in Billings

Billings Fire Department rescues its first horse after it becomes wedged between a cottonwood tree trunk. Oacar Bjorgum of Eastern Montana Normal School told the chief the mare Traty tried to leap between the divided trunk and became stuck. A wrecker was called to assist.

Billings Mont Oacar Bjorgum Eastern Montana Normal School

Fragmentary legal note on courtroom case wording

An unclear court record fragment describes a courtroom scene with half the attendees being women. Gollette Seibels states that the case would not proceed, but the text is garbled and leaves the outcome and parties unidentified.

Gollette Seibels Eopy. m

Endorsement Rules Tighten Gas Coupon Use

County War Rationing Board orders motorists to endorse new gas coupes immediately upon renewal to prevent unendorsed coupons in possession. Endorsement includes ink on license maps for the vehicle and renewals. Gasoline rationing year ends at midnight.

Morrow County War Rationing Board Foley Roy

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