Dothan Eagle Mail Rates and Service Details
An old Dothan Eagle notice outlines subscription rates by carrier mall and motor route for Alabama Georgia and Florida. It lists weekly bi weekly monthly and yearly costs and notes availability of mail daily Sunday and motor route services with varying charges. The notice also mentions telephone department details and two cent per word charges for cards of thanks obituaries and resolutions.
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Alabame
Georgia
Florida
Sundsy
Alabama
Wiorida
Dally
Let There Be Light Monday July 29 1945
A brief excerpt reflects a religious mood with biblical and poetic lines. It invokes II Samuel 22 51 and Dryden, noting a Monday date and a sense of divine mercy and praise guiding prayers and vows. The text frames reflection on salvation, mercy to David’s lineage, and angelic aid guiding worshippers.
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David
II Samuel
Alabama Voters Urged to Cast Ballots in Primary
Voters are urged to participate in Alabama's upcoming primary for United States Senate to choose the best-qualified candidate. The piece emphasizes the likelihood of a runoff on August 27 and the duty and privilege of voting to influence the field, urging careful consideration and decisive participation tomorrow.
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Alabama
United States
John N. Bankhead
Fiat
Irresponsible Proposal By Tobin on Cotton Boycott
Daniel J. Tobin, president of the International Teamsters Union, urged labor to boycott all cotton goods to defeat Southern Congressmen. He ignored the impact on about 8 million cotton-dependent farmers in the South, aiming to pressure lawmakers through farmer unrest.
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Daniel J. Tobin
International Teamsters Union
Fiee
Tobin
Tobin Boycott Proposal Sparks Cotton Labor Tension
The Southern Congressmen's alignment with constituent demands is questioned as Tobin's cotton boycott idea provokes opposition from the National Cotton Council. Oscar Johnston warns the plan could alienate labor, harm mills, and worsen labor relations, suggesting Tobin should repudiate the proposal to restore harmony among labor, industry, and Southern agriculture.
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Tobin
Cotton Council
Puzzling Tax Talk Over OPA Revival and Possible Tax Hikes
The piece questions President Truman’s hint at possible tax increases to curb inflation, arguing it may burden consumers already struggling with rising living costs. It notes congressional reservations, with Senators George Pepper and Wherry voicing skepticism, and suggests the president should offer concrete plans beyond taxes if Congress is recalled.
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Truman
OPA
Comgress
Congress
George
Senate Finance Committee
Mer. Trumian
Senator George
Pepper
Florida
Wherry
Nebraska
A.s
May family earns war profits amid West Point aid
A Washington column details Willie May, nephew of Congressman Andy May, who used his uncle’s Military Affairs influence to secure a West Point appointment for Robert Saulfield’s son while amassing war contracts. Willie’s rapid postwar wealth grows via General Tire and Rubber ties and a series of business ventures, amid questions about nepotism and wartime favors.
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General Tire
Congress
Washington
Andy May
William H. May
Wille May
General Tire and Rubber
West Point
General Tire and Rubber Company
Guadalcanal
Normandy
Willie My
Frankfort
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Willie May
General ‘Tire and Rubber
Army
Willie
Andy
Federal Land Bank
Louisville
Kentucky
Agriculure
Military Affairs Committee
Aarapve
Pranukfort
Shelbyville
Morehead
Miami
Mav Uedins
Huntington
W. Va
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Prestonburg
Robert Saulfield
Akron
Ohio
Young May
Saulfield
War Department
Young Saulfield
Haszard
Aaron
Saaltredd
Mires
Thas
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Hunt
Arary Records
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Mead
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Saalfield
Ato Ai
Wille Alay
WC O
Joby Youns Brown
Democratie Earid
Tate
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Krentery
William F. Mas
Schnvider
William B. Archery
Schneider
Archers
Tarse
Frank Baykin
House
Senate
Johny Bankhead
Sne Gos
Peace Conference and American Politics in a Changed World
The column argues that the Paris peace conference reflects global tension between Russia and America, urging prudent policy and restraint. It assesses Alabama senatorial candidates Frank Boykin, John Sparkman, and James A. Simpson, favoring Simpson as the sound American who supports welfare yet defends liberty. It notes political shifts including poll tax abolition and voter changes, ending with a light aside about a sensational broadcast rumor.
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Alabama
Frank Boykin
Talmadge
Rankin
Bilbo
England
America
John Sparkman
House
James A. Simpson
Birmingham
Toy
Fragmented musings mix social glare and wartime guilt
A garbled clipping mixes sharp social jabs about teaching in Gales tun public schools with casual remarks on fashion, vacation, and romance. It cites comments on a Dutch foreign minister claiming credit for U.S. aid and cites a 1946 Bell Syndicate copyright, ending with scattered political quips.
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Alabama
Washington
Bell Syndicate
World Today sees peace talks amid Western Russia tensions
The Paris peace conference opens amid anxiety over whether it can deliver real peace or trigger further conflict. Byrnes departs for Paris with strong official support as De Gaulle warns that future Russo American relations shape world security. Key issues include Hungary reparations, Austrian industry seizures, and Soviet expansion of influence and Communism.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
America
Russia
de Guauille
Byrnes
Washington
Truman
Sam
United Nations
Molotov
Moscow
Hungary
Austria
Balkans
Kramer Captures Sea Bright Title in Postwar Win
Jack Kramer won the Sea Bright tennis singles title defeating Gardner Mulloy 6-4 6-4 in the final. The Sea Bright event, part of the 58th annual tournament, saw Kramer and Davis Cup star Frankie Parker withdraw from the Southampton Invitational, with Billy Talbert seeded in their absence.
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Southampton
N. Y
Jack Kramer
Frankie Parker
Seabright
N.J
Kramer
Sea Bright
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Meadow Club
Parker
Billy Talbert
Wilmington
Del
Radio Programs and Guests Schedule Snippet
A fragmented list of radio programs and hosts across networks with segments including News and Commentary by Gordon McRae and Elmer Davis, songs by Carolyn G and Bob Hawk, comedies Inner Sanctum and Abner, dramatic pieces, and late night variety acts featuring Benny Goodman, Paul Whiteman, Guy Lombardo, and Del Courtney, ending with news and silent hour.
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Rato
Clayton Son
Gordon McRae
Elmer Davis
Carolyn G
Bob Hawk
da Lona Ranger
Kultenborn
Wislum
Abner
O'Neills
Abe
Howard Barlow
Drana- Fat
Dra
Voorheen
Gu Milton Herle
I Bear
Benny Goodman
Bini
Jack Kirkewood
Paul Whiteman
Oxech
Screen Guild Players & Question For
America
Broadway
Pensacola Fliers Schedule Split in Gadsden Doubleheader
In a Southeastern League twin bill, the Pensacola Fliers lost the opener 3 to 0 then lost the nightcap 2 to 1 after a late rally. Gadsden led 3 0 after five, then Pensacola answered but fell short. Other results included Montgomery topping Jackson 7 to 3 and Meridian taking a 6 4 nightcap win after a 1 0 first tilt. Tonight's games: Vicksburg at Montgomery, Jackson at Selma, Meridian at Gadsden.
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Pensacola Fliers
Gadsden Day
Montgomery
Jackson
Bly
Sakash Selma
Vicksburg
Lion
Jair Anniston
Meridian
Pensacola
Gadsden
Eignth
Flyers
Montgomery Jackson
Selma
Shakespeares Reach Spreads Through Soviet Press Works
The Izvestia report aired by Moscow Radio notes Shakespeares works have long been published in 27 languages across the Soviet Union since 1917. The piece highlights translations in 27 languages and mentions widespread publication in 22 counties, while a separate sports item concerns Mulloy and Kramer in a tennis match and doubles results.
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London
William Shakes
Russia
Izvestia
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
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