Wallace attacks isolationists and African Fascists in Detroit
Vice President Wallace denounces isolationists and African Fascists as he accuses powerful groups of trying to distract the public from wartime and domestic failures. Senator Nye says Wallace aims to shape the 1948 presidential election by elevating interventionalist versus isolationist themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Wallace
Beme
Benator Nye
R-Nd
Reportorg
Strategic considerations for Allied invasion through Europe
The text discusses tenuous Allied plans for invading Europe from Italy toward France and the Balkans. It notes supply and troop garrison needs, air war challenges, and potential German losses in Italy, Yugoslavia, and Greece, with Italy as a key bottleneck and strategic corridor.
Alabama Liquor Stocks Fall Amid Revenue Decline
MONTGOMERY AP report shows Alabama's beverage control system suffering a sharp six month revenue drop. Director Hayse Tucker cites profits and beer income at 3.789 million, vs 3.302 million last year, while inventories fall from 4.5 million to 2.6 million. Rationing plans are tentatively set for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antiquor
Tucker
Beverage Control Loath
Michigan Foundry Seeks Workers Here
United States Employment Service appeals for experienced and inexperienced war workers for a large Michigan foundry. Molders, care makers, shakeout men, molders helpers, and husky laborers are needed. Employer's representative in local US Employment Service July 28 and 29. Transportation furnished by employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
Michigan
Highway Patrolmen Take Radio Exams in Dothan
Alabama State Highway Patrol members in Dothan returned to class to take Federal Communications Commission licensing exams for radio operation. A 200-foot tower was erected near Wiregrass Memorial Stadium and the patrol offices will move to the courthouse second floor, in rooms formerly used by Sheriff B. G. Farmer, with Sergeant H. R. Moody unsure when the system will start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama State
F Hiighway
Dothan
Federal Communications Commission
Wiregrass Memorial Stadium
Patrole
B. G. Farmer
H. R. Moody
Ike Plans If Italy Surrenders For Peace In Balkans
General Dwight D. Eisenhower and his British-American staff warned that deploying 600000 troops from active Allied forces in the Mediterranean would handicap future operations. They did not rely on an Italian collapse for victory and would move rapidly in the Balkans if Italy sought peace, with swift military moves to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bungary
Romania
Bulgaris
Europe
France
Balsan
Italy
Mary
Britain
Germany
England
Reich
Luftwaffe
Thalys
Balkane
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
Hitler
Yougoslavia
Greece
Hrenner
Austria
Mediterranean
Dwight D. Erainhower
Balkana
Mussolini ousted as King names Badoglio head of Italian government
Britain and Italy react to Mussolini’s resignation and Badoglio’s proclamation that the war continues. Hitler’s stance remains unclear as Allied advances in Sicily intensify, Italian morale sinks, and Berlin and Tokyo broadcasts offer sparse updates.
Suspects Held After Saturday Arrests By Sheriff Force
Sheriff J T Casey and deputies chased and captured several suspects including Bartha Mas DuBose Minnie Lea Thorn ton and Irma Lee Thomas Thay during a Saturday roundup. Johnson Dowling, a Black man, was taken into custody for assault after outracing Robert McClendon and a brief chase ended with Dowling jailed in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Casey
Bartha Mas DuBose
Minnie Lea Thornton
Irma Lee Thomas Thay
Saveral Arreala
Johnson Dowling
Negro
Robert McClendon
Hin Fista
Knight
Dowling
Tedehsa
Jalt
Two Women Enroll In WAVES At Navy Station
Two women enroll in the WAVES program through the Navy recruiting station at Dothan and are ordered to report for induction at Hunter College in New York City. Names: Miss Kais Lou Sanith of Eufaula and Miss Margari Elisabeth Teppan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Mt Dothan
Heave Dees
Hunter College
New York City
Cauief
J. B. Hutchins
Mins Kais
Lou Sanith
Eufaula
Margari
Elisabeth Teppan
Geseve
Mrs Treach and Infant Die in Dothan Hospital
Mrs Marie Olson Treach thirty and her infant son died Saturday afternoon in hospital. Funeral services will be held in Chicago. Ti Fellows and Forrester lead local arrangements. Surviving are husband Thomas Treach of Dothan a daughter Diane Olson and a son Norman Olson both of Dothan her father Klem Bojerzuk of Chicago a sister Mrs Anne Clezievici of Milwaukee and brothers James and Barry Bojerzk both of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Olson Treach
East
Burdeshaw Street
Chicago
Fellows
Forrester
Thomas Treach
Dothan
Diane Olson
Norman Olson
Klem Bojerzuk
Anne Clezievici
Milwaukee
Wis
James
Barry Bojerzk
Unconditional Surrender Policy Emphasized by Roosevelt and Churchill
In a wartime briefing, Hull states no change to the unconditional surrender policy, while Mrs. Roosevelt voices selective gasoline rationing ideas. Italy’s Mussolini is ousted and rumors of Badoglio’s premiership arise as Allied plans hinge on Italy’s fate and potential peace terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ments
Hull
Roosevelt
Churchill
Mussolini
Washington
White House
War and Navy Departments
Vittorio Emanuele
Merehal Pietro Badognio
Italy
Fascist
Badognio
North
Africa
Germany
Balkans
Sichly
Britain
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Reich
Eucope
Vietary
Directors to Meet for Chamber of Commerce Session
The monthly meeting of the chamber of commerce directors will convene Wednesday at ten. Arthur Johnston, secretary manager, announced the session, called by the president. Archie D Carmichael was noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Johnton
Archie D. Carmichael
Three Votes Cast Here On Tobacco Referendum
Three votes were cast in Houston County on a refer endum to choose marketing quotas for MNue-cured tobacco. County Agent C. M. Ling said two favored three-year quotas and one favored one-year quotas. Local results were insufficient to decide the issue. nationwide tabulation will determine the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County
C. M. Ling
Ling
Houston
Nazi era broadcasters and actors named in wartime records
An array of European expatriates tied to Nazi broadcasts and entertainment careers is outlined. Edward Delany, 57, an American actor known as FE D Wau on Nazi radio. Constance Dreger, 48, journalist turned broadcaster who faced arrest and was saved by U S intervention. Max Kolschwitz, 41, German educator turned broadcaster and citizen. Jane Anderson, 50, details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Germany
Paul Revare
Edward Leo Delany
Olney
FE. D. Wau
Constance Dreger
Darmatadt
Roslindale
Mass
Boston
Philadelphia
O. K
Jane Anderson
Number 5 Grad to be Honored by Colonel and Mrs Daniel
Number 5 will be guest of Colonel and Mrs Daniel during outdoor graduation ceremonies. An aerial review at 8 am and band concert precede the 10 am graduation. Proficiency badges with aerial machine guns will be awarded by Colonel Daniel. An information HQ in the Cadet Administration Building assists visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Dothan
Tilgne
Bulding
Indictment Ties Miners to War Effort in Widespread Strike
The grand jury charged 50 defendants including 19 United Mine Worker locals officers and 31 members with conspiracy to halt operations in coal mines held by steel firms. Indictments cover 32 counts across five cases, amid a national strike that idleized over 12,000 miners and followed failed contract talks over portal-to-portal pay. Special Assistant Henry Schweinhaut aided the prosecution as the strike persisted through May to June with back-to-work orders gradually followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Henry Schweinhaut
Washington
United Mine Worker
Grand Jury
United Mine Workers’ Policy Committee
John L Lewis
Slaying Opens NARSAU Bahaman AP Trial Details
The trial of Alfred de Marigny, accused of murdering his father‑in‑law Sir Harry de Marigny, unfolds as Nancy Cekes de Marigue testifies about a July 7 card game at the Hills hotel. The maid, Mabel Fills, describes insecticide found near the bedroom and the plan to cover the crime with fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narsau
Bahaman
Nancy Cekes de Marigue
Nany
Imag
Dis
Masbwd
Alfred de Marigny
Coeartreem
F. E Field
Sir Harry
Nancy
Nessatt
de Marigny
Allied Axis Clash in Sicily Push Near Messina
Allied forces press across Sicily as American and British units drive toward Messina and the Tyrrhenian coast. Axis defenses stiffen along Regalbuto and Catania corridors while German units including Hermann Goering armor resist. Local Sicilian crowds cheer General Patton as the advance continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selly
Messina
Stalingrad
Axia
Deteifa
Three Milles
Catania
Catenanuova
Regalbuto
Axis
Italy
Sicily
Eighth Army
Hab
Guy Simonds
Ine
Tyrrhenian
San Stefano di Camarra
Ctack
Hermann Goering
Cap Bon
North African
Jurgen von Armim
Teromina
Trapahi Waich
Patton
Visit to FSA Office Reported by County Officials
John D Folmar assistant FSA construction engineer from Troy and Shalvin R Spagrman Henry County FEA supervisor visited the local FSA office today Morris M Barland Houston County FEA supervisor said
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FSA
John D. Folmar
Construction Enginser
Troy
Shalvin R. Spagrman
Henry County
FEA
Morris M. Barland
Houston County
FEA Capervisor
Workmen Start Of Courthouse Work Starts
Workmen begin repairs at the courthouse amid a push to address expenditures and revenue concerns. Officials note planned maintenance and safety upgrades as crews move into the building to begin expected restorations.
Hartford Ginne Claims First Ba
Hartford claim describes the first base attempt by Sinning the ball and a mis graded item. The fragmentary report notes Hartford and first base scenario with incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Ginne
Hartford
Soviet Counteroffensive Advances Near Bryansk Link
Soviet forces press toward a road link to Bryansk as they drive from the north and center, dislodging German positions around Orel and near the base. Red troops report tanks destroyed and large prisoner captures, with air support improving as supply concerns linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nort
Bryansk
Bouth
Orel
Red Army
Red Air Force
Ique
Night raid damagess and fleet blitz over Hamburg Kiel
A chaotic raid night with over 1,000 tons of explosives in attacks on Hamburg Kiel and warship yards near Wilhelmshaven and Kiel. Allied bombers faced heavy flak as fighters returned home, while fires and smoke rose miles above Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cans
Hambe
Warnt
Wusta
Kiel
Hamburg
Spittiren
Holland
France
Jail Records Highlight Local Liquor and Theft Charges
A number l- Continued Iren Fai Le Easterwood faced liquor violation charges, released under a $00 bond. C Spears and Calr were booked on tery charges with bond posted. Other charges include larceny, petty larceny, and additional offenses noted in nearby police records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iren Fai le KE
Easterwood
C. Spears
Calr
Also Mentioned on This Page
GOP
New Deal
Alabama
Michigan Foundry
Sinclair
P. D
J.B
Sinclair Refining Co., Agt
Davis
W. V. Sullivan
East Main St
Centiasey Fem
Sieilane
Hing
Pietro Hadoglio
Mare Hal
Butte
Fesciam
Marsolini
Rome
Berlin
Ita
Tr Duce
Tokyo
Marshal Badogno
MH Duce
Brenner Pass
Pinchbeck Caesar
Whiteall
London
Uigi
Daily Herald
Tl Puce
Treach
James Connor
Cleveland
New Orleans
George S Patton
Seventh Army
UMW
Trom
Dothan Savings & Loan CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!